NEWSLETTER

ARYAMAN VIKRAM BIRLA INSTITUTE OF LEARNING

JUNE 2022
HILLS CALLING
I'm going to miss this a lot." He said.
"Miss what?"
"Miss THIS side of 'Myself'."
A good story starts unhappy. One that ends unhappily is an
allegory. The same can be said about excursions. The trip to
Ashok Hall Girls' Residential School, Majkhali taught us more
than it amused us. It taught us how to make the most of the time
offered to us, the air, the trees, the mountains, the birds, and the
smell of calmness. I said to myself - "I want to live it all."
The passion to win it all was hidden behind each smile and wish.
The gloom of knowing that 'this is my last Abhyudaya' was
stifled by the excitement of 'this is my best Abhyudaya.'
Amidst this, the journey whirled into a quest for an escape, a
getaway from the diurnal rhythm. It gave me a new set of eyes
to see myself through.I am the same yet a different person
STOP ANIMAL ABUSE
having seen the moon and the stars with my friends while
dancing around a scarlet-lit fire - a promise. This trip has Animal cruelty involves inflicting harm,
somehow introduced me to my inner strengths while enhancing injuring, or killing an animal. This can be
the outer ones - my bonds. intentional; or involve neglect, depriving an
BY ANSHUMAN GIRI CLASS XII G animal of the water, shelter, food, and necessary
medical treatment. Forms of animal abuse-
Industrial Animal Farming-being produced
INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY in large industrial facilities that house
¨Some people want it to happen, some wish it would thousands of animals at high densities.
happen, others make it happen.¨ – Michael Jordan Physical Domestic Abuse- where the
International Yoga Day was celebrated in the School premises violence is absolutely intentional, making
on 21st June 2022. The session was conducted by Ms.Tanisha animals feel dominated, terrorized, and
Dasila, an ECA Yoga Instructor. Students participated with frightened.
great zeal and fervour. The concept of different Yoga poses Circuses and zoos- use of abusive training
was explained to the students and they performed with keen methods, keeping performing animals in
interest and diligence. small enclosures, lack of veterinary care,
and oversight by regulating bodies
Laboratory testing and Experimentation-
ruthless harmful and painful product testing
on animals that causes pain, agony, and
suffering.
PREVENT CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
Be a responsible pet owner.
Intervene and report if you witness animal
cruelty, abuse, or neglect.
BY PAVNI DASILA CLASS X-A
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 ENTREPRENEURSHIP CLASSES QUIZ TIME WITH JIGYASA CHUFAL
ENTREPRENEURSHIP CLASSES HELP A 1. A rich, superstitious lady lived in a circular
STUDENT TO house. Once, she got suspicious of her maid.
She believed that the maid was slacking and
not working properly. When confronted, the
maid replied that she had just cleaned the
corners and was heading home. Were the rich
1. DEVELOP 21ST lady's suspicions true?
CENTURY SKILLS
2. A building with 3 offices was burning.
Office 1 was a bank so there was a lot of money.
Office 2 was a law firm so there was a lot of important
2. LEARN ABOUT THE PRODUCT documents.
Office 3 was a shop that had the best quality cell phones
DEVELOPMENT, SALES AND in town.
CREATING BUSINESS So, which office should the cops start putting out the fire
PROPOSALS first?

3. You went a little early to a soirée. The party is full of

3. STAY AHEAD OF THE people but you were informed that there is not a single
LEARNING CURVE person who has arrived yet. How is that possible?

4. An accountant got listed as the main suspect of a robbery.

4. INTERACT AND LEARN FROM "The accountant is my brother," testified an architect. But
THE EXPERTS the accountant testified that he had no brother, which one is
lying?

ANSWERS TO QUIZ QUESTIONS

RENDEZVOUS WITH DR. NEELABH PANT

Dr. Neelabh Pant, an alumnus of Aryaman Vikram Birla Institute of Learning is currently
working as Data Scientist at Walmart. After finishing his schooling in 2009, he did his B.
Tech from Birla Institute of Applied Sciences, Masters in C.S. and then Ph.D from
University of Texas . He has taught at various universities both in India and abroad. He has
been a speaker at various international forums elaborating upon A.I., Deep Learning,
Machine Learning, ways to convert technological advancements into business projects etc.

Jahanvi - I would like to congratulate you on your well-earned success. What is your
success mantra?
Neelabh Pant- Not a success mantra, but I would say that 3 things weave the core of any initiative, these are
determination, discipline, and willpower for achieving your dream, your goal.
Anshumaan- What advice would you give for studying abroad and motivating ourselves psychologically for
the same?
Neelabh Pant - I would suggest “Don’t wait”. Whatever you have dreamt, implement it and try to start at the
earliest. All of us have 24 hours, choose quality over quantity. What is yours would always be yours.
Jahnavi- Sir, when was the time you were struck with an epiphany about what you wanted to do ahead?
Neelabh Pant- A few years back, I could see my peers having stable careers, jobs, earning well. I wondered if I
really wanted to strive towards the Ph.D. appointment for 4 years, gaining less output and managing multiple things
at once. Then I decided to take just 1 little step at a time. Moving and growing gradually seemed like a sensible
decision. The thing which takes the most courage is not giving up. If you keep moving forward, you win.