Showing posts with label competition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label competition. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 24, 2013

Animated Shorts Review

Gopher Broke


The animated short film ‘Gopher Broke’ is about a gopher living on the countryside who is shown trying hard to procure vegetable/fruits in the film to eat. It opens with the sign board which reads ‘Farmers house’ and then at the root of the board we see the gopher. It is in this way that the main character – the gopher is introduced.

The characterization of the gopher is very good. He has an innocent looking face and has two big frontal teeth which further show his gullibility and country fool characteristic. The naiveté and yet the clever tactics he applies to procure food reveal to us the interesting character that he is.
He is on a road where trucks are moving produce to market. He digs a pit on the road so that every time a truck passes it jumps up and fruits-vegetables fly into the sky. The fruits-vegetables are shown in slow motion for added effect, and the sparkle in his eyes when this happens is a very heartwarming moment. But he can never really enjoy the feast as the crows always get it before him.
The audience feels sorry for him, we connect with him because we have seen him try for food, get really close and then get disappointed. We too get disappointed with him.

The film has a comical ending, as this time around a truck carrying a cow passes and jumps up because of the same pit he had dug. The animal then flies out and lands on the poor gopher! Following this we see the truck go away with the cow in it and the gopher stuck on his behind! :D
A very cute short, with a simple storyline and basic human emotions we can connect too.

A Gentlemen's Duel

This animated short film opens like a typical princess in the castle or fairy tale. We see a beautiful pond, with two frogs trying to have the same butterfly. Then the frame expands and we see a very pretty lady looking out from the balcony to the left and there the title of the film is shown.
The film as the name suggests is about two men fighting for a girl. The girl like in all classical fairy tales is shown as a passive participant who has a pretty face. The characterisation of the two men is very interesting, one is very English and the other is very French in his appearance. So the classic rivalry between the English and the French is revived.
They fight verbally, bicker over the lunch, but the main fight happens with the men running huge robots. In this too fun is made of English traditions like the evening tea. In the middle of the fight, at a very decisive moment the servant comes and rings a tiny bell. All of a sudden the fighting stops and we see both the men and the lady at table sipping tea like civilized human beings!

Once it’s over, they return and resume from exactly where they had left. Finally after a lot of destruction, they realize the woman is missing and later see her boots under a boulder. Assuming that she is dead, they both run away. We see all the destruction they’ve caused and then see rustling in the nearby bush. We then see the lady naked in the bush smiling - we wonder who is she with and we soon see the servant pop out of the shrub too. So somewhere in the middle, the lady had gone out with the servant leaving both the men to fight! :) An unconventional end to a very predictable plotline. 

Sunday, July 15, 2012

Why you so scared?


Why are you so scared?
So shit scared of all?
I know you are new,
But give it some time,
A lot of times happiness grew,
Out of sadness my friend!

Accepting that you are afraid,
Afraid of the dark, strange faces and all.
Acceptance, will lead you to overcoming that fear,
Help you stand tall and never make you fall.
I will still be there always to catch you in my arms,
Would always love you for who you are.

Don’t be so scared,
So shit scared of all,
I know you are new,
But give it some time,
A lot of times happiness grew,
Out of sadness my friend!

I know you so well,
I know you inside out,
I know you my friend,
You pour your heart out.

I don’t want to shout,
I don’t want to scold,
I want you to learn,
Just help you break out!

Don’t be so scared,
So shit scared of all,
Just give it a chance,
Just give it a try.

[this poem is dedicated to a friend of mine... :) ]

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Manmohan in a mess!!!! XD

I won the first prize in Inter College Cartoon Making Competition - Bazinga...here's my entry! :)
*
Topic: Sometimes even my lucky rocketship underpants won’t help!!!
Idea behind it: The cartoon focuses on Manmohan Singh and the sticky situation a few months ago he was in and still is. Anna Hazare and the anti corruption protest, the slew of scams and corruption scandals that were unearthed, the Food Bill and the newly revised BPL index, followed by Kapil Sibbal’s attempt  at monitoring all online content,  all these were responsible for making the situation worse for Mr. Singh. In short nothing can help our Prime Minister Manmohan Singh from the ugly situation he is stuck in!

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

My performance at Jadu Utsav 2011!!!

Jadu Utsav which was a two day fun filled event celebrating the spirit of magic in Delhi on 10 and 11 September saw huge participation by magicians from all over India. Approximately 300 magicians were there at the magic convention. I too went with my dad, for the first time officially as a "magician" :P....and it was fun! I participated in the Senior Magic Competition and my performance was applauded by all. I won an "Appreciation Prize" for my performance (picture above). My dad, I could see, was more happier then me. :D One thing that I would love to learn from my dad is his ability to make easy functioning props but with wonderful effect. Wish i get that soon, very important in this profession! :)

Sunday, May 15, 2011

Is this Delhi that I see?

While going through my college diary I stumbled upon this poem that I had written in the beginning of June 2010, when preparations for Commonwealth Games were in full swing. Here is the poem: 
Is this Delhi that I see?
No birds, no plants, no greenery
Beautification of the city they said
‘Men at work’ the signboards read
Bricks, mortar, cement, and stone
New structures have been grown
Colour, fragrance, liveliness
Nature spreading happiness
Sweet songs of birds and bees
Pure air and the cool breeze
Now replaced by oil and grease
Smoky air that makes you sneeze
Is this Delhi that I see?
No birds, no plants, no greenery.

2010 Commonwealth Games
It was the culprit to be blamed
But is it right and is it fair
Blame not one it should be shared
Wrong has been done, everyone’s to blame
It was not ‘them’ cause ‘we’ had claimed
Beautification by cutting down trees
Progress and growth that’s what we see
Isn’t it so foolish, isn’t it so lame
Putting natural beauty to artificial shame
Cement structures and stony lanes
Done all this for Commonwealth Games
Oh when will this attitude change?
‘Growth’ by cutting tress isn’t it strange
Not measured by the structures built
But by the trees that we have killed
Can’t change it now we’ve done it all
Letting buildings grow & trees to fall
We’ve done it all
We’ve done it all.

Is this Delhi that I see?
No birds, no plants, no greenery.

Monday, March 21, 2011

Is Climate Change an Exaggerated Concern?

Prakriti- The Environment Society, is pleased to invite you to join us for a panel discussion on ‘Climate Change is an Exaggerated Concern’ organised by Green Karbon, a Deutsche Bank- Sanctuary Asia Climate Change- Biodiversity initiative.
Speakers
·         Muhammad A. Khan, Advisor of Law and Policy to Ministry of Environment and Forests
·         Professor Vinod Chandra Menon, Former Member National Disaster Management Authority, Government of India
·         Samir Menon, Head of Eco-Sustainable Services, Tata Consultancy Services.
Speakers from LSR
·         Dr. Kalyani, Senior Assistant Professor, Department of Education, Lady Shri Ram College
·         Preeti Venkatram, President, Prakriti- The Environment Society of Lady Shri Ram College
Date: 24th March 2011
Time: 11:30 am to 1:15 pm
Venue: Lady Shri Ram College
*This is an open event, i.e. open to those not studying as LSR as well.
Please register at the link given below:


Friday, January 28, 2011

LSR College Fest: Tarang 2010-11

TARANG, the annual cultural festival of Lady Shri Ram College is one of the most eagerly awaited festivals of Delhi University. Dedicated to the celebration of creativity, it is a stimulating event brimming with youthful dynamism. TARANG 2011 will commence on the 11th of February, the festivities continuing over 12th and 13th February, each day culminating in a musical performance. TARANG will see the campus turning into a veritable kaleidoscope of people who not only compete in various events but also enjoy informal events, competitions, band performances, discussions and film screenings that are spread over these three days. TARANG also incorporates a food festival, which is an amalgamation of various cuisines and snack brands and is hence a prime attraction in the festival.
Looking forward to fun filled festival ahead! :D

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE FOR TARANG 2011:

11th February:-
  • REMIX (Poster Making) Room 28 & 29 9:00-15:00
  • For details contact: Shukti- 9810049077
  • NUKKAD (Street Play Competition) Principal's Lawns 9:00-18:00
  • For details contact: Samira 9811993614
  • Indian Classical Solo, Instrumental and Semi Classical Competition Hut 10:00-17:00
  • For details contact: Nikhila 9717821598
  • Western Acoustic Band Competition Auditorium 10:00-14:00
  • For details contact: Grace 9911247480
  • QURIOSITY (Quiz Competition) Upper Seminar Room 11:00-13:00
  • For details contact: Shambhavi 9971645274
  • Rhetorica Room 9 & 9A 11:00-13:00
  • For details contact:Kamala 9811460087
  • Hindi Parliamentary Debate Tutorial Block ( 2nd Floor) & Room 15 11:00-17:00
  • For details contact: Kanika 9953304060
  • 'BAILA' Western Dance Competition Auditorium 15:00-18:00
  • For details contact: Pooja 9810214492
  • Projekt Movie Screening Project Room 15:00-18:00
  • For details contact: Kaveri 9971956488
  • Display of Photography Competition Entries Lower Foyer All Day
  • For details contact: Kaveri 9971956488
  • BATTLE OF BANDS Bamboo Grove 15:30-19:00
  • For details contact: The Students' Union
 12th February:-
  • 'MUDRA' Classical Dance Competition Auditorium 9:30-11:30
  • For details contact: Udita 9899639464
  • Western Music Society(Solo and Group) Hut 10:00-14:00
  • For details contact: Sophie 9711901221
  • Aribana (Rangoli Making) Room 28 & 29 10:00-15:00
  • For details contact: Akriti 9999099564
  • Creative Writing Competition Room 9 11:00-13:00
  • For details contact: Kamala 9811460087
  • WDC Movie Screening Project Room 11:00-14:00
  • For details contact: Reeti 9911859622
  • Drama Battle Bamboo Grove 11:00-14:00
  • For details contact: Apoorva 9910828780
  • Hindi Parliamentary Debate Tutorial Block( 2nd floor) & Room 15 11:00-17:00
  • For details contact: Kanika 9953304060
  • Reena Sandhu Elocution Competition Room 9 13:30-15:00
  • For details contact: Pallavi 9582116680
  • Indian Music Society: Sangam Auditorium 12:00-15:00
  • For details contact: Tulika 8860825115
  • Confessions of a Tattoo(Tattoo Making) Room 17 & 18 15:00-18:00
  • For details contact: Vanika 9910152421
  • Drama Rama Project Room 15:00-18:00
  • For details contact: Priya 9910955932
  • Treasure Hunt College Campus 15:00-17:00
  • For details contact: The Students' Union
  • Display of Photography Competition Entries Lower Foyer All Day
  • For details contact: Kaveri 9971956488
  • PARIKRAMA LIVE IN CONCERT
  • Also featuring JASLEEN ROYAL BACK LAWNS 18:00-20:00
  • For details contact: The Students' Union
 13th February:-
  • YAVNIKA (Stage Play Competition) Auditorium 9:00-15:30
  • For details contact: Samira 9811993614
  • Indian Music Society Jugal Gayan Room 12 10:00-14:00
  • For details contact: Nikhila 9717821598
  • Still Point( Still Life Painting) Room 28 & 29 10:00-14:00
  • For details contact: Shukti 9810049077
  • Hindi Parliamentary Debate Tutorial Block ( 2nd Floor) & Room 15 11:00-17:00
  • For details contact: Kanika 9953304060
  • Projekt Film Screening Upper Seminar Room 14:00-17:00
  • For details contact: Vani 9810429987
  • Street Dance Bamboo Grove 14:00-17:00
  • For details contact: Pooja 9810214492
  • 'IZRAZ' Choreo Dance Competition Auditorium 16:00-18:30
  • For details contact: Lavannya 9971410020
  • Display of Photography Competition Entries Lower Foyer All Day
  • For details contact: Kaveri 9971956488
  • DJ NIGHT BACK LAWNS 18:00-21:00
For details contact: The Students' Union:
lsrstudentsunion@gmail.com
President
Pragya Mukherjee 9650012331
General Secretary
Namrata Neog 9716057063
Cultural Secretary
Ipshita Sinha 9654230476
Treasurer
Aaina Mahajan 9650065448

Saturday, January 15, 2011

**Diwali Mela**

LSR came alive with vibrant colours and festivity on 1st November, 2010. The shift from the boring classes to jubilant exultation, was to celebrate the festival of lights i.e. diwali. The traditional festival of lights with its significant message of victory of good over evil was celebrated with great pomp and show. Every year the celebration is earmarked by a small diwali mela organized by the NSS (National Social Service Organization) of LSR.

The mela was a happy affair with its assortment of food, games, accessories and the like. The presence of Rajasthan dancer’s, Punjabi dhol and a street play group left nothing else to be desired for. The festive mood was in full swing with every stall thronged by girls dancing either to the tune of Punjabi pop or Eminem rap. Apart from the stall’s set up by the NGO’s under the NSS, the different societies of LSR had also set up their respective stalls.

Entretia, the e- cell of LSR had also set up a stall at the diwali mela. Our stall was placed conveniently in the mela so as to capture more eyeballs, sell more products and hence earn more profit. The item’s exhibited for sale at our stall were cool flat chappals, assorted candies’, cloth bags, eco-friendly and multipurpose vase and customized posters. This was not all as there was also a betting game which required the individual to complete the task without tearing the paper given to the individual. Every member of the e-cell contributed in the successful sale of the items in the stall in their own way. For instance, some had taken up the duty of taking charge of the stall and persuading the customer’s into buying the items for sale at the diwali mela. The items were sold at “customer pocket friendly prices” like one pair of chappals for 130 rupees, bag for 165 rupees, and vase for 15 rupees and so on. This was the primary reason for the voluminous sale of our items at the diwali mela.

This effective pricing strategy helped us in earning profit and increasing the immensity of this festivity. The success of the event should also be attributed to all the members of the e-cell who volunteered and worked as a team under the praiseworthy leadership of the e-cell coordinator’s Smriti and Swati.

Sunday, September 19, 2010

Logo Making Competition

The logo making competition organized by Entretia saw active participation by students. The numerous entries which we received is proof enough of that. Students from all the three years and different courses turned up at the given time for the event and soon the venue i.e. the Principal’s gazebo transformed into an artist’s paradise (see pic). Students came with really innovative ideas and cool concepts. Our judge for the event Mr. Shadab Mobin had a really tough time choosing the winner. Finally Chhavi was declared the winner. Also, the winning entry will serve as the official logo for Entretia!

Friday, September 17, 2010

Logo Making - the Event

The logo making competition organized by Entretia saw active participation by students. The numerous entries which we received is proof enough of that. Students from all the three years and different courses turned up at the given time for the event and soon the venue i.e. the Principal’s gazebo transformed into an artist’s paradise (see pic). Students came with really innovative ideas and cool concepts. Our judge for the event Mr. Shadab Mobin had a really tough time choosing the winner. Finally the entry by Radhika Piplani and Chhavi Gupta (eco hons.2nd year) was judged as the best and inducted as the logo of Entretia. Sanchita Goyal’s (b.com hons. 1st year) was judged as the second best

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Logo Making Competition

Heyy guys!! Let your creative juices flowing as Entretia brings you the Logo Making Competiton this Monday. You have to make the logo for your very own society Entretia. It should accomodate what the entrepreneurship cell of our college means to you and should amply illustrate the role that it plays in college activities. The details of the event are given below:

Date: 6 September 2010, Monday
Time: 12:45 to 01:15
Venue: Principal's Gazebo

Winners will be getting certificates, and there are 1st and 2nd prize to be won by participants! Looking forward to your creative entries for the event! :)

Contest Rules:
• The contest is open to all the students of LSR.
• The logo can also include a slogan/message for Entretia.
• A one-page rationale describing the components of the logo should also be included with the entry.
• Any individual or a team (of two) shall only submit a single piece of artwork; multiple entries will not be accepted.
• No group projects are allowed; only two participants may work as a team.
• The logo must be clear and recognizable at small size
• The logo should look good in black and white.
• Fit the logo into a square layout if possible, avoid obscure layouts.
• Avoid intricate details.
• The logo must have some connection to what it is representing.
• Keep in mind that - Even large companies need small logos.
• The logo must look consistent across multiple platforms.
• The logo should not be distracting.
• Avoid recent logo design trends. Instead, make the logo look timeless.
• Entrants should take care to ensure that their entries are not in any way similar to existing logos or other copyrighted images
• Do not combine elements from popular logos and claim it as original work.
• The entry should be honest in its representation.

Judging  and selection of winner:
• The logo-making competition shall be judged according to the following criteria:
Concept/Message - 40%
Originality - 30%
Impact - 30%
• The winning design will be selected by judges appointed for the purpose.
• Their decision will be final. No further correspondence shall be entered into.
• The winning entry will serve as the official logo for Entretia.
• The winner shall be informed through email and telephone call from a designated Entretia member.
• All entries submitted as entry for the contest shall be considered as property of Entretia, and maybe used by the society.
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Tuesday, December 24, 2013

Animated Shorts Review

Gopher Broke


The animated short film ‘Gopher Broke’ is about a gopher living on the countryside who is shown trying hard to procure vegetable/fruits in the film to eat. It opens with the sign board which reads ‘Farmers house’ and then at the root of the board we see the gopher. It is in this way that the main character – the gopher is introduced.

The characterization of the gopher is very good. He has an innocent looking face and has two big frontal teeth which further show his gullibility and country fool characteristic. The naiveté and yet the clever tactics he applies to procure food reveal to us the interesting character that he is.
He is on a road where trucks are moving produce to market. He digs a pit on the road so that every time a truck passes it jumps up and fruits-vegetables fly into the sky. The fruits-vegetables are shown in slow motion for added effect, and the sparkle in his eyes when this happens is a very heartwarming moment. But he can never really enjoy the feast as the crows always get it before him.
The audience feels sorry for him, we connect with him because we have seen him try for food, get really close and then get disappointed. We too get disappointed with him.

The film has a comical ending, as this time around a truck carrying a cow passes and jumps up because of the same pit he had dug. The animal then flies out and lands on the poor gopher! Following this we see the truck go away with the cow in it and the gopher stuck on his behind! :D
A very cute short, with a simple storyline and basic human emotions we can connect too.

A Gentlemen's Duel

This animated short film opens like a typical princess in the castle or fairy tale. We see a beautiful pond, with two frogs trying to have the same butterfly. Then the frame expands and we see a very pretty lady looking out from the balcony to the left and there the title of the film is shown.
The film as the name suggests is about two men fighting for a girl. The girl like in all classical fairy tales is shown as a passive participant who has a pretty face. The characterisation of the two men is very interesting, one is very English and the other is very French in his appearance. So the classic rivalry between the English and the French is revived.
They fight verbally, bicker over the lunch, but the main fight happens with the men running huge robots. In this too fun is made of English traditions like the evening tea. In the middle of the fight, at a very decisive moment the servant comes and rings a tiny bell. All of a sudden the fighting stops and we see both the men and the lady at table sipping tea like civilized human beings!

Once it’s over, they return and resume from exactly where they had left. Finally after a lot of destruction, they realize the woman is missing and later see her boots under a boulder. Assuming that she is dead, they both run away. We see all the destruction they’ve caused and then see rustling in the nearby bush. We then see the lady naked in the bush smiling - we wonder who is she with and we soon see the servant pop out of the shrub too. So somewhere in the middle, the lady had gone out with the servant leaving both the men to fight! :) An unconventional end to a very predictable plotline. 

Sunday, July 15, 2012

Why you so scared?


Why are you so scared?
So shit scared of all?
I know you are new,
But give it some time,
A lot of times happiness grew,
Out of sadness my friend!

Accepting that you are afraid,
Afraid of the dark, strange faces and all.
Acceptance, will lead you to overcoming that fear,
Help you stand tall and never make you fall.
I will still be there always to catch you in my arms,
Would always love you for who you are.

Don’t be so scared,
So shit scared of all,
I know you are new,
But give it some time,
A lot of times happiness grew,
Out of sadness my friend!

I know you so well,
I know you inside out,
I know you my friend,
You pour your heart out.

I don’t want to shout,
I don’t want to scold,
I want you to learn,
Just help you break out!

Don’t be so scared,
So shit scared of all,
Just give it a chance,
Just give it a try.

[this poem is dedicated to a friend of mine... :) ]

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Manmohan in a mess!!!! XD

I won the first prize in Inter College Cartoon Making Competition - Bazinga...here's my entry! :)
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Topic: Sometimes even my lucky rocketship underpants won’t help!!!
Idea behind it: The cartoon focuses on Manmohan Singh and the sticky situation a few months ago he was in and still is. Anna Hazare and the anti corruption protest, the slew of scams and corruption scandals that were unearthed, the Food Bill and the newly revised BPL index, followed by Kapil Sibbal’s attempt  at monitoring all online content,  all these were responsible for making the situation worse for Mr. Singh. In short nothing can help our Prime Minister Manmohan Singh from the ugly situation he is stuck in!

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

My performance at Jadu Utsav 2011!!!

Jadu Utsav which was a two day fun filled event celebrating the spirit of magic in Delhi on 10 and 11 September saw huge participation by magicians from all over India. Approximately 300 magicians were there at the magic convention. I too went with my dad, for the first time officially as a "magician" :P....and it was fun! I participated in the Senior Magic Competition and my performance was applauded by all. I won an "Appreciation Prize" for my performance (picture above). My dad, I could see, was more happier then me. :D One thing that I would love to learn from my dad is his ability to make easy functioning props but with wonderful effect. Wish i get that soon, very important in this profession! :)

Sunday, May 15, 2011

Is this Delhi that I see?

While going through my college diary I stumbled upon this poem that I had written in the beginning of June 2010, when preparations for Commonwealth Games were in full swing. Here is the poem: 
Is this Delhi that I see?
No birds, no plants, no greenery
Beautification of the city they said
‘Men at work’ the signboards read
Bricks, mortar, cement, and stone
New structures have been grown
Colour, fragrance, liveliness
Nature spreading happiness
Sweet songs of birds and bees
Pure air and the cool breeze
Now replaced by oil and grease
Smoky air that makes you sneeze
Is this Delhi that I see?
No birds, no plants, no greenery.

2010 Commonwealth Games
It was the culprit to be blamed
But is it right and is it fair
Blame not one it should be shared
Wrong has been done, everyone’s to blame
It was not ‘them’ cause ‘we’ had claimed
Beautification by cutting down trees
Progress and growth that’s what we see
Isn’t it so foolish, isn’t it so lame
Putting natural beauty to artificial shame
Cement structures and stony lanes
Done all this for Commonwealth Games
Oh when will this attitude change?
‘Growth’ by cutting tress isn’t it strange
Not measured by the structures built
But by the trees that we have killed
Can’t change it now we’ve done it all
Letting buildings grow & trees to fall
We’ve done it all
We’ve done it all.

Is this Delhi that I see?
No birds, no plants, no greenery.

Monday, March 21, 2011

Is Climate Change an Exaggerated Concern?

Prakriti- The Environment Society, is pleased to invite you to join us for a panel discussion on ‘Climate Change is an Exaggerated Concern’ organised by Green Karbon, a Deutsche Bank- Sanctuary Asia Climate Change- Biodiversity initiative.
Speakers
·         Muhammad A. Khan, Advisor of Law and Policy to Ministry of Environment and Forests
·         Professor Vinod Chandra Menon, Former Member National Disaster Management Authority, Government of India
·         Samir Menon, Head of Eco-Sustainable Services, Tata Consultancy Services.
Speakers from LSR
·         Dr. Kalyani, Senior Assistant Professor, Department of Education, Lady Shri Ram College
·         Preeti Venkatram, President, Prakriti- The Environment Society of Lady Shri Ram College
Date: 24th March 2011
Time: 11:30 am to 1:15 pm
Venue: Lady Shri Ram College
*This is an open event, i.e. open to those not studying as LSR as well.
Please register at the link given below:


Friday, January 28, 2011

LSR College Fest: Tarang 2010-11

TARANG, the annual cultural festival of Lady Shri Ram College is one of the most eagerly awaited festivals of Delhi University. Dedicated to the celebration of creativity, it is a stimulating event brimming with youthful dynamism. TARANG 2011 will commence on the 11th of February, the festivities continuing over 12th and 13th February, each day culminating in a musical performance. TARANG will see the campus turning into a veritable kaleidoscope of people who not only compete in various events but also enjoy informal events, competitions, band performances, discussions and film screenings that are spread over these three days. TARANG also incorporates a food festival, which is an amalgamation of various cuisines and snack brands and is hence a prime attraction in the festival.
Looking forward to fun filled festival ahead! :D

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE FOR TARANG 2011:

11th February:-
  • REMIX (Poster Making) Room 28 & 29 9:00-15:00
  • For details contact: Shukti- 9810049077
  • NUKKAD (Street Play Competition) Principal's Lawns 9:00-18:00
  • For details contact: Samira 9811993614
  • Indian Classical Solo, Instrumental and Semi Classical Competition Hut 10:00-17:00
  • For details contact: Nikhila 9717821598
  • Western Acoustic Band Competition Auditorium 10:00-14:00
  • For details contact: Grace 9911247480
  • QURIOSITY (Quiz Competition) Upper Seminar Room 11:00-13:00
  • For details contact: Shambhavi 9971645274
  • Rhetorica Room 9 & 9A 11:00-13:00
  • For details contact:Kamala 9811460087
  • Hindi Parliamentary Debate Tutorial Block ( 2nd Floor) & Room 15 11:00-17:00
  • For details contact: Kanika 9953304060
  • 'BAILA' Western Dance Competition Auditorium 15:00-18:00
  • For details contact: Pooja 9810214492
  • Projekt Movie Screening Project Room 15:00-18:00
  • For details contact: Kaveri 9971956488
  • Display of Photography Competition Entries Lower Foyer All Day
  • For details contact: Kaveri 9971956488
  • BATTLE OF BANDS Bamboo Grove 15:30-19:00
  • For details contact: The Students' Union
 12th February:-
  • 'MUDRA' Classical Dance Competition Auditorium 9:30-11:30
  • For details contact: Udita 9899639464
  • Western Music Society(Solo and Group) Hut 10:00-14:00
  • For details contact: Sophie 9711901221
  • Aribana (Rangoli Making) Room 28 & 29 10:00-15:00
  • For details contact: Akriti 9999099564
  • Creative Writing Competition Room 9 11:00-13:00
  • For details contact: Kamala 9811460087
  • WDC Movie Screening Project Room 11:00-14:00
  • For details contact: Reeti 9911859622
  • Drama Battle Bamboo Grove 11:00-14:00
  • For details contact: Apoorva 9910828780
  • Hindi Parliamentary Debate Tutorial Block( 2nd floor) & Room 15 11:00-17:00
  • For details contact: Kanika 9953304060
  • Reena Sandhu Elocution Competition Room 9 13:30-15:00
  • For details contact: Pallavi 9582116680
  • Indian Music Society: Sangam Auditorium 12:00-15:00
  • For details contact: Tulika 8860825115
  • Confessions of a Tattoo(Tattoo Making) Room 17 & 18 15:00-18:00
  • For details contact: Vanika 9910152421
  • Drama Rama Project Room 15:00-18:00
  • For details contact: Priya 9910955932
  • Treasure Hunt College Campus 15:00-17:00
  • For details contact: The Students' Union
  • Display of Photography Competition Entries Lower Foyer All Day
  • For details contact: Kaveri 9971956488
  • PARIKRAMA LIVE IN CONCERT
  • Also featuring JASLEEN ROYAL BACK LAWNS 18:00-20:00
  • For details contact: The Students' Union
 13th February:-
  • YAVNIKA (Stage Play Competition) Auditorium 9:00-15:30
  • For details contact: Samira 9811993614
  • Indian Music Society Jugal Gayan Room 12 10:00-14:00
  • For details contact: Nikhila 9717821598
  • Still Point( Still Life Painting) Room 28 & 29 10:00-14:00
  • For details contact: Shukti 9810049077
  • Hindi Parliamentary Debate Tutorial Block ( 2nd Floor) & Room 15 11:00-17:00
  • For details contact: Kanika 9953304060
  • Projekt Film Screening Upper Seminar Room 14:00-17:00
  • For details contact: Vani 9810429987
  • Street Dance Bamboo Grove 14:00-17:00
  • For details contact: Pooja 9810214492
  • 'IZRAZ' Choreo Dance Competition Auditorium 16:00-18:30
  • For details contact: Lavannya 9971410020
  • Display of Photography Competition Entries Lower Foyer All Day
  • For details contact: Kaveri 9971956488
  • DJ NIGHT BACK LAWNS 18:00-21:00
For details contact: The Students' Union:
lsrstudentsunion@gmail.com
President
Pragya Mukherjee 9650012331
General Secretary
Namrata Neog 9716057063
Cultural Secretary
Ipshita Sinha 9654230476
Treasurer
Aaina Mahajan 9650065448

Saturday, January 15, 2011

**Diwali Mela**

LSR came alive with vibrant colours and festivity on 1st November, 2010. The shift from the boring classes to jubilant exultation, was to celebrate the festival of lights i.e. diwali. The traditional festival of lights with its significant message of victory of good over evil was celebrated with great pomp and show. Every year the celebration is earmarked by a small diwali mela organized by the NSS (National Social Service Organization) of LSR.

The mela was a happy affair with its assortment of food, games, accessories and the like. The presence of Rajasthan dancer’s, Punjabi dhol and a street play group left nothing else to be desired for. The festive mood was in full swing with every stall thronged by girls dancing either to the tune of Punjabi pop or Eminem rap. Apart from the stall’s set up by the NGO’s under the NSS, the different societies of LSR had also set up their respective stalls.

Entretia, the e- cell of LSR had also set up a stall at the diwali mela. Our stall was placed conveniently in the mela so as to capture more eyeballs, sell more products and hence earn more profit. The item’s exhibited for sale at our stall were cool flat chappals, assorted candies’, cloth bags, eco-friendly and multipurpose vase and customized posters. This was not all as there was also a betting game which required the individual to complete the task without tearing the paper given to the individual. Every member of the e-cell contributed in the successful sale of the items in the stall in their own way. For instance, some had taken up the duty of taking charge of the stall and persuading the customer’s into buying the items for sale at the diwali mela. The items were sold at “customer pocket friendly prices” like one pair of chappals for 130 rupees, bag for 165 rupees, and vase for 15 rupees and so on. This was the primary reason for the voluminous sale of our items at the diwali mela.

This effective pricing strategy helped us in earning profit and increasing the immensity of this festivity. The success of the event should also be attributed to all the members of the e-cell who volunteered and worked as a team under the praiseworthy leadership of the e-cell coordinator’s Smriti and Swati.

Sunday, September 19, 2010

Logo Making Competition

The logo making competition organized by Entretia saw active participation by students. The numerous entries which we received is proof enough of that. Students from all the three years and different courses turned up at the given time for the event and soon the venue i.e. the Principal’s gazebo transformed into an artist’s paradise (see pic). Students came with really innovative ideas and cool concepts. Our judge for the event Mr. Shadab Mobin had a really tough time choosing the winner. Finally Chhavi was declared the winner. Also, the winning entry will serve as the official logo for Entretia!

Friday, September 17, 2010

Logo Making - the Event

The logo making competition organized by Entretia saw active participation by students. The numerous entries which we received is proof enough of that. Students from all the three years and different courses turned up at the given time for the event and soon the venue i.e. the Principal’s gazebo transformed into an artist’s paradise (see pic). Students came with really innovative ideas and cool concepts. Our judge for the event Mr. Shadab Mobin had a really tough time choosing the winner. Finally the entry by Radhika Piplani and Chhavi Gupta (eco hons.2nd year) was judged as the best and inducted as the logo of Entretia. Sanchita Goyal’s (b.com hons. 1st year) was judged as the second best

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Logo Making Competition

Heyy guys!! Let your creative juices flowing as Entretia brings you the Logo Making Competiton this Monday. You have to make the logo for your very own society Entretia. It should accomodate what the entrepreneurship cell of our college means to you and should amply illustrate the role that it plays in college activities. The details of the event are given below:

Date: 6 September 2010, Monday
Time: 12:45 to 01:15
Venue: Principal's Gazebo

Winners will be getting certificates, and there are 1st and 2nd prize to be won by participants! Looking forward to your creative entries for the event! :)

Contest Rules:
• The contest is open to all the students of LSR.
• The logo can also include a slogan/message for Entretia.
• A one-page rationale describing the components of the logo should also be included with the entry.
• Any individual or a team (of two) shall only submit a single piece of artwork; multiple entries will not be accepted.
• No group projects are allowed; only two participants may work as a team.
• The logo must be clear and recognizable at small size
• The logo should look good in black and white.
• Fit the logo into a square layout if possible, avoid obscure layouts.
• Avoid intricate details.
• The logo must have some connection to what it is representing.
• Keep in mind that - Even large companies need small logos.
• The logo must look consistent across multiple platforms.
• The logo should not be distracting.
• Avoid recent logo design trends. Instead, make the logo look timeless.
• Entrants should take care to ensure that their entries are not in any way similar to existing logos or other copyrighted images
• Do not combine elements from popular logos and claim it as original work.
• The entry should be honest in its representation.

Judging  and selection of winner:
• The logo-making competition shall be judged according to the following criteria:
Concept/Message - 40%
Originality - 30%
Impact - 30%
• The winning design will be selected by judges appointed for the purpose.
• Their decision will be final. No further correspondence shall be entered into.
• The winning entry will serve as the official logo for Entretia.
• The winner shall be informed through email and telephone call from a designated Entretia member.
• All entries submitted as entry for the contest shall be considered as property of Entretia, and maybe used by the society.