If you are to go visit a place in the ever-so-crowded Kolkata, how would you go there? Will you spend a fortune by taking a taxi? Or will you take a bus or a metro… perhaps a tram? To reach the destination is not an issue but the amount of income you allot towards travelling certainly is!
Therefore to test the thrift of students, Umang’14 decided to host an event called ‘Transport yourself: Manage your travel solution’. Thirteen two member teams were given a total of Rs.500 to reach various destinations and make it back before five in the evening. Their phones and wallets were seized. Some of the destinations were Birla Planetarium, Star Theatre, Lords More and Bhawanipur Cemetery. The team to visit most places while saving an ample amount of money would be crowned the winners. And “bhaggurians”, you just guessed it- it was Bhawanipur all the way.
One of India’s best selling author, known for ‘The Immortals of Meluha’, ‘The Secret of the Nagas’ & ‘The Oath of the Vayuputras’ – Amish Tripathi was at the Bhawanipur College Campus on 14 September 2017.
“The delicate balance of mentoring someone is not creating them in your own image but giving them the opportunity to create themselves” -Steven Speilberg A very comprehensive module designed with basic skills that teachers would require to structure mentoring initiatives at the Bhawanipur College, evolve as a mentor with growth mind set, develop rapport with …
Umang’14’s Visual Extempore is definitely not a regular extempore. If extempore demands thinking on your feet, visual extempore seeks thrice the effort and ability.
Students of the Bhawanipur Education Society College (BESC) participated in a unique contest where they sought to (and bridged) the gap between facilitation and felicitation – the “Invincible”, inviting intelligence – where they spelled out their way to success: alliterating, ameliorating and ascending through the maze of words, even as the grains were shifted from …
Umang 2014: Manage Your Transport
If you are to go visit a place in the ever-so-crowded Kolkata, how would you go there? Will you spend a fortune by taking a taxi? Or will you take a bus or a metro… perhaps a tram? To reach the destination is not an issue but the amount of income you allot towards travelling certainly is!
Therefore to test the thrift of students, Umang’14 decided to host an event called ‘Transport yourself: Manage your travel solution’. Thirteen two member teams were given a total of Rs.500 to reach various destinations and make it back before five in the evening. Their phones and wallets were seized. Some of the destinations were Birla Planetarium, Star Theatre, Lords More and Bhawanipur Cemetery. The team to visit most places while saving an ample amount of money would be crowned the winners. And “bhaggurians”, you just guessed it- it was Bhawanipur all the way.
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