PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION

Founder’s vision:
In 1949, Shri. C. Rajam, gave the newly
independent India-Madras Institute of Technology, so that
MIT could establish the strong technical base it needed to
take its place in the world. It was the rare genius and
daring of its founder that made MIT offer courses like
Aeronautical Engineering, Automobile Engineering,
Electronics Engineering and Instrument Technology for
the first time in our country. Now it also provides
technical education in other engineering fields such as
Rubber and Plastic Technology & Production Technology.
It was merged with Anna University in the year 1978.
Sixty years hence, while it continues to be a pioneer in
courses that it gave birth to, it is already renowned for
producing the crème de la crème of the scientific
community in more nascent courses such as Computer
Science and Information Technology.
MIT has produced great scientists like Dr. A.P.J.
Abdul Kalam, versatile geniuses like Sujatha and many
more. Presently the Vice Chancellor, Registrar of Anna
University are all Alumni of MIT. The broad-based
education, coupled with practice-oriented training in their
speciality, has enabled the students of MIT to handle with
skill and success a wide variety of technical problems.
MIT had received many awards which includes an award
Try not to become a man of success but rather try to
become a man of value. - Albert Einstein
Along with success, comes a reputation for
wisdom–Euripides

for the Best Overall Performance, awarded by Indian

Society of Technical Education (ISTE) during the year
1999.
Madras Institute of Technology shall strive towards
becoming a world class institution by producing
professionals with a high technical knowledge,
professional skills and ethical values. We shall be the
preferred partner to the industry and community for our
contribution towards their economic and social
development by providing high quality manpower through
excellence in teaching, research and consultancy.

ACTIVITIES OF PDA:

Aptitude test & Classes:

PDA in collaboration with Computer Society
conducts Aptitude tests on every Thursday to improve the
ability of the students to think in a different way. After
each exam, answers are put up on the notice boards and
doubts and clarifications are discussed in the Aptitude
classes held on Wednesdays. Aptitude test includes
questions on verbal ability, puzzles, quantitative aptitude,
logical reasoning and general knowledge.
Saturday session:
In a view to develop soft skills of students, PDA has
devised its Saturday Sessions. It is conducted for about
three hours on every Saturday morning. The activities of
the Saturday Sessions include, Snap Discussions,
Vocabulary, Common Mistakes in the English language,
Debate, Extempore, Group Discussions, Memory
enhancement games, Guidelines for Resume, Tell about
yourself.
Mock interview:
PDA trains the students for facing the Campus
recruitments by conducting APS tests, Mock Interviews,
and Placement sessions. Mock interviews provide the
students the experience to face the Campus Interviews
with full confidence.
Library:
The Personality Development Association has its
own library cum reading room, which is situated near the
Hostel Office. The library houses about 1600 books,
which are lent to the students for a week's time. Besides, it
subscribes a good number of weekly, fortnightly and
monthly magazines.
MAGAZINE TEAM

 T.Valliammai Final yr IT

 K.SivagamaSundari Final yr CT

 R.S.Gopi II Yr PT

 R.Saruchitra II Yr RPT

 V.Keerthana II Yr E&I
 The End of a Prestigious Glory???
This is my call to those who think MIT is nothing more
than a college. Let me make one thing clear to you all “IT IS A
LOT MORE THAN JUST A PASSING PHASE OF YOUR
LIFE”!!!
The mere mention of MIT’s name sends a chill
down the spine of competitors. Know why? From being the 1st
self financed institute of India, to producing undeniably
outstanding citizens such as His Excellency Dr. A. P. J. Abdul
Kalam & the Late Writer Dr. Sujatha Rangarajan, MIT has
been second to none in its achievements.
Name any industry in any part of the world, and
it is with no surprise that in it we will find an MITian working
his way to the top, adding glory to this Nation & the Institute
that raised him. The reason MIT has always outshined is
simple. It is unique beyond the wildest imaginations of any
rational human mind. And the reason we MITians shine bright
is even simpler.
“United we stand. United we seek.
United we strive. United we succeed.”
However, it is with an intriguing mind, that I bring to
your attention that all this seem to be the things of the distant
past. The future is in your hands now. Can MIT’s glory
withstand the test of time? Choose your actions wisely for
they shape this Beautiful Campus & the very future of the
great Indian Sub continent.
-Chandra Sekar. V
(2009502005, Final Yr Auto)
Chairman, TEAM PDA
 The Forgotten Person
Sometimes you’re eating and you don’t like your meal,
You waste it completely without the slightest feel.

And every time you have your daily food,

You don’t give credit to the person you really should.

He is the person, who gifts you food in plenty,

Yet returns home with his pocket almost empty.

Because his major income share goes to the landlords,

And from the rest of the world his family retards.

Though barrels of rice are in his possession ,

Whether his family eats three meals is still a question.

The word laughs at him for he is an uneducated fool,

So he struggles to pay his children for their school.

He has to work under the hot sun or the stinging rain,

And still has to work, when he’s old or in deep pain.

His work is something which you cannot live without,

During times of flood or at times of drought.
The greatest failure is the failure to try.
-Wiilliam Arthur Ward
Nothing can stop the man with the right mental

attitude from achieving his goal;

Nothing on earth can help a man with the wrong

mental attitude. -Thomas Jefferson

21’st century when your life hasn’t got worsen,
He still remains to you as a forgotten person.

As a citizen living in a huge agricultural country,

It is your duty to appreciate the farmer community.

The next time you have breakfast, lunch or dinner,

Thank the farmer; He is the person you should remember.

-Abisheik.G
2011506059

தன்னம்பிக்கை த஫ிழா!!

இருளளக் கண்டு மயங்காதே!

ஒளிளயத் தேடிச் சென்றிடு!

தூரம் கண்டு துவண்டுவிடாதே!

த ாக்கம் அளடயும்வளர கர்ந்ேிடு

புயளலக் கண்டு மயங்காதே!

வசும்
ீ காற்தறாடு தெர்ந்து வளளந்ேிடு!
துன்பம் கண்டு துவளாதே!
ன்ளம ஏற்படும் என்று ம்பிவிடு!

இருள் சூழ்ந்ே இரவுக்குப் பின்தப

அழகாய் விடியும் காளலப் சபாழுதுகள்!

சூரியளைக் கண்ட பைிதபால

களரந்ேிடுதம துன்பங்கள்!!

-நித்஬ா
2010504570

V.KEERTHANA
2011505051
MORE THAN A WORD

D.ARCHANA
2009507001

N.RANJITHA
2011505026
 RAIN PAIN
Here comes the rains of the monsoon,
I just hope they all went soon.

Whenever clouds makes the water to drizzle,

It sends me to a nettled sizzle.

Half way through the night when I hear the terrifying thunder,
I realize my day is going to begin with a blunder.

I take a walk in the highway, hoping to get some sweet summer

sweat,
Returned home in the middle of the night, all soaked and wet.

I hate the rain that I come upon,

But what can I do? Life as to carry on.

But I do like to go for a drive in my bike,

Feels like flying on top of a kite.

I just miss the sun's heat,

It was like a warm treat.

All the small animals and plants go into a deep hibernation,

I'm so jealous because they are in their virtual vacation!!

In summer I could see the sun at dawn,

Now when I wake up I just yawn.

All of a sudden I feel very gloomy

With no one around makes me feel lonely
Weakness of attitude becomes weakness of character
-Albert Einstein
A pessimist sees the difficulty in every oppurtunity;
An optimist sees the oppurtunity in every difficulty.
-Winston Churchill
The winds from the south feel like a cool breeze,
I'm shivering cold close enough to freeze.

My skin becomes so pale and ice cold,

I hope I don't get the common cold.

The frozen throne melts as the year dies,

The curse is broken, let spring arise!!!

-V.Harish kumar
2011505047

INSIDE AN ATOM IS MY
LOVE FOR U

"Love is blind and has no boundaries. It

extends beyond the tangible limit and makes everyone
feel happy."
Love is generally considered a feeling
confined only to the heart. But the magic of love and
affection would be concentrated in each and every somatic
cell. This implies that true love broadened its wings from
a single atom to a complex mechanical system (Humans).
Inside every atom there is a huge voluminous
space/void to be filled by love. Love can't be exposed, but
can be felt. There is no possibility of breaking an
indivisible atom and expressing love. True love in itself
needn't be expressed. Love is one type of exciting sources
that is it can trigger the moving of electrons from lower
energy level to higher energy level.
Niels Bohr would have had love that is why it
triggered him to propose the "Atom Model" based upon
energy levels. Surprising that love could also have a
scientific background.
Human face just provides the expression but
the real process begins only from the atom. It is therefore
evident if the exponent is true love, inside an atom is my
love for u..- my angel..No matter to dispute about the
love's position but rather let us understand ourselves the
beauty of true love and feel from the atomic level itself.
After all every day is a happy day for the loving souls.....

V.Giridhar
20084617

KARTHIK.D
2011506080
 R.D.Bharathy
2010504518

India in London Olympics

India competed at the 2012 Summer
Olympics in London, United Kingdom, from 27 July to 12
August 2012. The Indian Olympic Association had sent a
total of 83 athletes to compete in 13 sports making it the
largest contingent India has ever sent to an Olympic
Games.
Sushil Kumar was the flag bearer in the opening
ceremony and Mary Kom was the flag bearer at the
closing ceremony.
India has won 6 medals including 2 silver, 4 bronze
which is by far the best performance by India in terms of
number of medals won at any singleOlympicgames.
“Courage is going from failure to failure without
losing enthusiasm” -Winston Churchill
Your aptitude, not your aptitude, will determine
your altitude. -Zig Zaglar

Gagan Narang won the country's first medal

at the Games,bronze in the 10 metre air rifle event.
Gagan Narang added 4 gold medals to the
Indian tally at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New
Delhi. In the Men's 10 m air rifle singles event, he shot a
perfect 600 which was a new record. Gagan also clinched
a silver medal in his pet event at the Asian Games 2010.
He also combined with Abhinav Bindra and Sanjeev
Rajput to provide the country with another silver, in the
team event behind champions China. Both of his silvers
were won on the opening day of Asian Games.

Vijay Kumar won a silver medal in men's 25

m rapid fire pistol event and became the third man ever
representing India to win an individual silver medal
after Norman Pritchard and Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore.
Vijay Kumar (born 19 August 1985) is a sport
shooter from India. He won the silver medal in the
individual 25 metre rapid fire pistol event at the 2012
Summer Olympics. Kumar hails from Barsar village
of Hamirpur district of Himachal Pradesh and is
presently a serving Subedar Major in the Dogra Regiment
(16th Battalion) Indian Army.Vijay Kumar has been
posted at Army Marksmanship Unit (AMU) Mhow since
2003 where he is being coached by the Russian Pavel
Smirnov.
Adding to that, Saina Nehwal,won a bronze
medal in women's singles in badminton. She has become
the first Indian to win a medal in Badminton at
the Olympics. She is also the second Indian woman to win
an individual medal after Karnam Malleswari's bronze
medal inWeightlifting in 2000.

Saina Nehwal (born March 17, 1990

in Dhindar, Hisar, Haryana) is an Indian Khel
Ratna badminton player currently ranked #4 in the world
by Badminton World Federation.Saina is the first Indian
to win a medal in Badminton at the Olympics.

Mary Kom won India its fourth medal at the

games by winning a Bronze in the Women's
flyweight category in Boxing. She is the third Indian
woman to win a medal at the Olympics.
Mangte Chungneijang Mary Kom, (born 1
March 1983 in Manipur), is an Indian boxer belonging
to Kom tribal community of north-eastern state
of Manipur.She is a five-time World Boxing champion,
and the only woman boxer to have won a medal in each
one of the six world championships. She is the only Indian
woman boxer to have qualified for the 2012 Summer
Olympics, competing in the flyweight (51kg) category and
winning the bronze medal.She has also been ranked as No.
4 AIBA World Women's Ranking Flyweight category.

Yogeshwar Dutt by winning a bronze in the 60

kg Freestyle Wrestling event, won India the fourth bronze
and the fifth medal overall. This is the third individual
medal in wrestling after bronze medals by Sushil
Kumar in 2008 and K D Jadhav in 1952.
Yogeshwar Dutt comes from bhainswal village
of Sonipat district, Haryana and his parents were teachers.
He started wrestling from a very young age of 8 years.
His inspiration was Balraj Pehlwan who was from his
native village and he was trained under the guidance of
coach Ramphal.

Sushil Kumar won the Silver medal of 66 kg

Free Style Wrestling after losing the final to Tatsuhiro
Yonemitsu of Japan.
Sushil Kumar belongs to a Jat family who
comes from the village Baprola near Najafgarh in South
West Delhi. He was inspired to take up wrestling by his
cousin Sandeep and his father who was himself
apehlwan (wrestler). Sandeep quit wrestling as the family
could only support one wrestler. Kumar trained from the
age of 14. Kumar is presently employed to the Indian
Railways as Assistant Commercial Manager.

Our most profitable lessons are learnt from failures

not success. -Frank Davidson.
First say to yourself what you would be, and then do
what you have to do – Epictetus

I’M NOT A BLACKSHEEP, AM AN

ENGINEER
I dedicate this article to the young engineers
who paused their heart beats for ENGINEERING. I
couldn’t tolerate when newspaper headlines and
television flash news are occupied by the students’
suicide.
The reasons are enquired but the tears dont get
dry. Oh God..!!! Let their souls rest in peace.
Engineering:
It’s a kid’s aim, a guy’s passion, a parent’s
ambition…. But out of this, it’s most of the students’
tension.
The students are trained to vomit in their school
levels and they are admitted in the engineering
institutions which are found in every street corner of
this country. The interesting issue which is to be noted
upon is that the quality of vomit determines the
quality of the institutes. (I didn’t mean the top
institutions like IIT, NIIT & Anna University but the
rest where the most others graduate.)
The visualization of people looking from outside
about the four years of engineering is in contradiction
with the actual practice.
The students:
 Are instructed to follow the rules and are
terminated when they ask the reason (but the
 professor says, “Knowledge develops when reasons
are asked”).

 Number of assignments, mini-projects, assessment

tests, records and observations keep them engaged,
but in many cases they are forced to do and not
desired to.

 When the student’s attitude shouts, the lecturers

shout, “INTERNAL MARKS...!”

 Descriptions are taught and mechanisms are asked.

 They refill their pens but we don’t know whether

they understood the notes, they write.

They are equipped with drafters, calculators and so

on, but unfortunately, a platform to build the attitude,
an arena to explore their extra-curricular activities and
the medicine to remove depression are out of syllabus
in this so called, innovative engineering.
I respect the institutions and professors who
dedicate their life for this noble profession of teaching.
Hats off to them!!!
Let this article make the professors who dedicate
and preach engineering to think from their heart.

DARWINSEBAS.S.J
2010502008
 S.Gomathi
2010503013

A. Preethi
2009503034
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நொக்கபிக்கிவ஫ொம்? அ஢ி஥ொ஥ அ஦சி஥஧ில்
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஋ண்஠ற்வ஫ொர் இருக்கும் இந்஢ொட்஭ல் ஋த்஡ம஬ வணர்
கசய்஡ிகமபக் வகட்கிவ஫ொம் ? ஢ம்தில் 49 ச஡நீ஡ம் வணர்
க஡ொம஧க்கொட்சிம஥த் ஡ிருகி஬ொல் வகபிக்மக
஢ிகழ்ச்சிகமபவ஥ ஢ொடுகிவ஫ொம் . 6 ச஡நீ஡ம் வணர்
தட்டுவத கசய்஡ிநொசிப்மணக் வகட்கி஫ொர்கள் .
உ஧ொவணசி஥ின் இன்ம஫஥ ண஥ன்ணொடு இவ஡ொ : 41% -
ஃவணஸ்புக், 40% - இம஠஥஡ப ண஥ன்ணொடு , 8% -
஭நிட்டர். ஃவணஸ்புக்கில் ஡கநல் ணரிதொ஫ிக்
ககொள்கிவ஫ொம் ஡ொன் . அது சமு஡ொ஥ நினிப்பு஠ர்மநப்
ணற்஫ி஥ொ... நிமட ஢தக்வக கநபிச்சம்.

'என்றுணட்டொல் உண்டு நொழ்வு,

எற்றுமதவ஥ ண஧ம்'
 ஋ன்ணது ணி஦ொ஠ிகளுக்கு தட்டுதல்஧ . ணி஫
த஬ி஡ருக்கும் ஡ொன் . ஥ொ஦து ஢ம் எற்றுமதம஥ப் ணற்஫ிப்
வணசுநது.. ஢ொம் எற்றுமத஥ொக இல்ம஧஥ொ? ஋ன்஫ வகொணம்
ந஦஧ொம். ஢ண்ணனுக்கு உ஡வுந஡ில், ஢஥ந்து வணொந஡ில்,சக
இமபஞனுக்குப் ணரிந்து வணசுந஡ில் எற்றுமத உள்பது .
஋ங்வகொ மும்மண஥ில் கணண்கமபத் ஡ொக்கி஥஡ற்கு
கசன்ம஬஥ில் ணி஦ச்சொ஦ம் ஢டத்துந஡ில் கூட எற்றுமத
உள்பது. ஆ஬ொல் அடுக்குதொ஭க் கு஭஥ிருப்புகபில்
அக்கம்ணக்கத்஡ி஬ர் ஥ொக஦ன்று க஡ரி஥ொ஡ எற்றுமத ..
நிணத்து வ஢ர்ந்஡ொல் வநம஧க்குச் கசல்லும் வநகத்஡ில்
நிம஦நொகக் கடந்து கசல்லும் எற்றுமத .. வசமந
கசய்கிவ஫ன் வணர்நனி ஋ன்றுநிட்டு கொ஧ிக்
வகொப்மணகமபயும் குப்மணகமபயும் சொம஧஥ில் நீசும்
எற்றுமத.. இமநயும் ஢தது எற்றுமதக்கு உ஡ொ஦஠ங்கள்
஡ொவ஬!
சக ஆடநனுக்கு ஆணத்வ஡ொ , அநதொ஬வதொ
வ஢ர்ந்஡ொல் ஋ழும் இந்஡ எற்றுமத , அன்ம஬ ஢ொட்஭ன்
அந஧ங்கமப அனிக்க நருந஡ில்ம஧வ஥ ! ஊனலுக்கு ஏர்
'அன்஬ொ ஹசொவ஦' நந்஡து வணொல், நறுமதக்கும்,
கல்஧ொமதக்கும், வநறு சி஧ 'அன்஬ொ' நந்஡ொல் ஡ொன்
஢ொம் என்று ஡ி஦ள்வநொதொ ..அ஡ற்கொக மக஥ில் ககொ஭
ணி஭த்து வகொஷம் வநண்டொம் . நிந஦த஫ியும் தனுநின்
மூ஧ம் '஢ொனும் உன்ம஬க் கந஬ிக்கிவ஫ன் ' ஋஬ ஊனல்
அ஡ிகொரிகமப அடக்க஧ொவத! நொ஦த்஡ில் ஍ந்து ஢ொட்கள்
வநம஧, இரு ஢ொட்கள் வகபிக்மக ஋ன்ணம஡ நிடுத்து ,
நொ஦ இறு஡ி஥ில் கருத்஡஦ங்குகமபயும் , நினிப்பு஠ர்வு
முகொம்கமபயும் ஢டத்஡஧ொவத .. வசமநக஥ன்று
வணருக்கொக அருகில் உள்ப சிற்றூருக்குச் கசல்நம஡
நிடுத்து, வணர் க஡ரி஥ொ஡ ஋ண்஠ற்஫ கி஦ொதங்களுக்குச்
கசன்று வசமந கசய்஥஧ொவத!

ஆணத்க஡஬ில் ண஠த்ம஡ நீசி஬ொல்தட்டும்

ஆகொது ஢ண்ணவ஬!

ஆ஡ொ஥ம் ணொ஦ொதல், அண஥க்க஦ம்

 ஢ீட்டவநணும் ஢ண்ணவ஬!

உண்மத஡ம஬ ஊ஦஫ி஥
உம஦க்கவநணும் வ஡ொனிவ஥!

ஊனக஧ன்஫ வணம஥஢ொமும்
நி஦ட்டவநணும் வ஡ொனிவ஥!

நறுமதக஥ங்கும் நொட்஭஬ொலும்
நொழ்வுக்கொக உமனத்஡ிடுவநொம்!

கல்஧ொமதக஥னும் க஥மத஡ம஬
கடுமத஥ொய்க் கமபந்஡ிடுவநொம்!

஧ஞ்சகதன்னும் ஧ட்சி஥ப்வணம஥
இக்க஠வத நி஦ட்஭டுவநொம்!

ணொர்வணொற்றும் ணொ஦஡த்ம஡ப்
புகழும஦஥ில் ஌ற்஫ிடுவநொம்!

இன்஫ி஥மத஥ொ இமபஞக஦஬
இ஥ற்஫திழும் இ஥ற்஫ிடுவநொம்!!

வதற்கண்ட உ஠ர்வுகள் ஢ிம஫ந்஡ிருந்஡ொல் ஡ொன் ,

஢ொம் த஬ி஡ர்கள் . இல்஧ொநிட்டொல் இந்஡ி஥க஦ன்஬ ,
இமபஞக஦஬க் கூடச் கசொல்஧ ஡கு஡ி இல்ம஧ , ஢தக்கு!
சிந்஡ித்஡து வணொதும் வ஡ொனர்கவப , கச஥ல்ணடுவநொம்!!
கசப்ண஬ிடுவநொம்!!!

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