Aset Newsletter May 2023 PDF

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A Monthly Newsletter of
Ahalia School of Engineering & Technology
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ISO 9001:2015 Certified Institution. Approved by AICTE & Affiliated to A. P. J. Abdul Kalam Technological University
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IN THIS ISSUE...
Principal’s Message 3
Achievements 4
Placements 5
Staff Writeup 6
ASET Activities 8
Ahalia in the media 19
EDITORIAL BOARD
Editor-in-Chief: Dr. P. R. Sreemahadevan Pillai - Principal, Managing Editor: Dr. Krishna Kumar Kishor - Vice
Principal, Editor: Dr. V. Balamurugan - Professor & HoD, ECE, Coordinating Editor: Mr. Lal S. - Librarian,
Editorial Board Members: Dr. G. Murugananth - Professor & HoD, EEE, Dr. S. Gunasekaran - Professor & HoD,
CSE, Prof. Prakash D. - Professor & HoD, ME, Dr. Binoy Balan K. - Professor & HoD, S&H, Mrs. Kripa K. M. - HoD, CE,
Mr. Santhosh C. - Asst. Prof, EC, Ms. Lakshmi Suresh - Asst. Prof, EEE, Mrs. Prabha R. - Asst. Prof, S&H, Mrs.
Neethu John - Asst. Prof, CE, Mrs. Soumya M. - Asst. Prof , CSE, Mr. Rajesh P. - Admin Asst. Student Editors: Mr.
J. Suraj Krishna - S8, CSE, Ms. Soumya Sree M. - S8, CE, Mr. Pramod Krishna P. - S8, EEE, Ms. Anjana R.. - S8, ECE,
Ms. Sreelakshmi M Nair - S8, ME
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PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE
‘PADA’ YATHRA: A SOCIAL INTERVENTION
The menace of drugs & alcohol abuse is growing in our society. Drug abuse, a
term used for obsessive and excessive use of drugs, is a common problem
these days. Drug abuse or substance abuse refers to the use of certain chemi-
cals for the purpose of creating pleasurable effects on the brain. There are over
190 million drug users around the world and the problem has been increasing at
alarming rates, especially among young adults under the age of 30. Regular use
of drugs is self damaging. It leads to addiction and causes behavioural changes.
Drug abuse particularly impacts the brain and can also lead to other health Dr. P. R. Sreemahadevan Pillai
issues such as kidney failure and heart problem. Heavy alcohol use can damage Principal
all organ systems, but it particularly affects the brain, heart, liver, pancreas and
immune system. Alcoholism can result in mental illness, delirium tremens, Wernicke–Korsakoff syndrome,
irregular heartbeat, an impaired immune response, liver cirrhosis and increased cancer risk. Drinking during
pregnancy can result in fetal alcohol spectrum disorders. Women are generally more sensitive than men to the
harmful effects of alcohol, primarily due to their smaller body weight, lower capacity to metabolize alcohol, and
higher proportion of body fat. In a small number of individuals, prolonged, severe alcohol misuse ultimately leads
to cognitive impairment and frank dementia. To counter the rampant and aggressive impact of these abuses
among our children and youth, it is proposed to have a collective effort in Palakkad district. Ahalia Group is initiat-
ing a long-term project, PALAKKAD AGAINST DRUGS AND ALCOHOL (PADA) with the cooperation of Central and
State Government agencies and NGOs. The following organizations have consented to associate with this
project. We expect many more organizations to join in this noble cause.
1) National Service Scheme (NSS) of the Govt. of India

2) Nehru Yuva Kendra (NYK) of the Govt. of India
3) Unnat Bharat Abhiyan (UBA) of the Govt. of India
4) Field Publicity Department of the Govt. of India
5) Yodhavu program of the Govt. of Kerala
6) Vimukthi mission of the Govt. of Kerala
7) ASAAD Sena of the Govt. of Kerala
8) Student Police Cadet of the Govt. of Kerala
9) Palakkad District Panchayath
10) Victims Information, Sensitisation, Welfare & Assistance Society (VISWAS), Palakkad, under the
District Administration
11) Palakkad Souhrida Vaedi (PSV)
12) Samagra - Centre for Integrated Human Development
13) Palakkad District Development Initiative (PADDI)
14) Ahalia Youth Against Alcohol & Drugs (YAAD) – Coordinator
PADA is proposing to take up ‘PADA’YATHRA (foot
procession) all over Palakkad District in the months
of May to August 2023, to spread the awareness on
preventing the abuse of drugs and alcohol. These
processions will he held on selected days after-
noons, commencing from an educational institution
or place of importance and culminating at another.
Peoples’ representatives, Government officials,
social workers, teachers, students, artistes, et. al.
will be invited to join this program and the ensuing
performances. We expect all the good hearted
public to promote this social intervention for a better
society.
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ACHIEVEMENTS
THE ASET ACADEMIC TOPPERS IN THE 7th SEMESTER EXAM 2019 - 2023
Arya R Krishna Shibin T. A. Swetha S. Pramod Krishna P. K. S. NOBLE

ECE (SGPA 9.30) CSE (SGPA 9.20) CE (SGPA 9.13) EEE (SGPA 8.30) ME (SGPA 8.13)
5th APJAKT UNIVERSITY INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS MEET 2022-23
SILVER MEDAL IN SHOT PUT (GIRLS)
HRITHIKA R.
S2 CE (2022 - 26 BATCH)
5th APJAKT UNIVERSITY INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS MEET 2022-23
BRONZE MEDAL IN SHOT PUT (BOYS)
SIBIN BABU
S4 CSE (2021 - 25 BATCH)
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STUDENTS PLACED IN VARIOUS COMPANIES
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A LIFE IN CONSTANT REMEMBRANCE OF LORD VISHNU

"The one who meditates upon me with unalloyed devotion by getting rid of the 'doership'
reaches my abode and will never have to return back to this material world thereafter"-
declares Lord Krishna in Bhagavad Gita.In fact reaching his supreme abode is the primary
intention behind every life forms on this earth but due to the various sensual temptations and
the illusory perceptions one often gets swayed away from one's primary purpose thus open-
ing the gates for further rebirths, as stated by Lord himself using the analogy of inverted holy
fig tree. The one who exists on this materialistic realm without understanding the various
spiritual principles in play is verily the most ignorant one, for such a person doesn't have a
contented existence either in this world or the next. Anand Haridas
Asst Prof. - CSE
At one point Lord explains to Arjuna- though there are various paths to reach his abode, bhakti yoga-'a life in
constant remembrance of Vishnu', is the most effective way to attain him and therein gives a divine vision of his
cosmic form that none got to witness before and asks Arjuna to practice severe austerities by constantly remem-
bering his divine cosmic form that doesn't have a beginning, middle or ending. To which Arjuna asks to krishna
-that even after practicing severe austerities by remaining a renunciate on this material realm, if one is still unsuc-
cessful in attaining lord, doesn't one lose his present material life in vain effort.To which lord replies -the spiritual
merits one acquires through the practice of intense spiritual austerities are always carry forwarded to the next life
thus assuring a future birth in a conducive neighbourhood from where one could continue from where one had left
out in the previous life and thus would eventually help one in taking oneself to vaikuntha- the supreme abode.
The mythical pious King Indradyumna had to face a similar predicament who had to incarnate as an elephant-ga-
jendra due to sage agastya's curse in his previous life, but due to the carry forwarded spiritual merits of
Indradyumna he was able to get liberated from the clutches of material world symbolized by -huhu the crocodile
with much ease by the grace of Lord Vishnu, who subsequently took him to the supreme abode- vaikuntha which
eventually came to be known as ‘gajendramoksham’.
One needs a strong purpose rather hard blows to get started with the pursuit of finding God but seldom requires
one to remain merged in God. The Mythical prince -Dhruva is a classic example. Dhruva set out to find Lord Vishnu
after getting severely humiliated by his close associates and thus started intense meditation at a tender age of
five by holding the form of Lord Vishnu in his mind as explained to him by sage narada and was so engrossed in
the meditation that at the end when Lord Vishnu himself appeared in front of Dhruva, by then he himself had
forgotten the reason for starting his meditation in first place and thus couldn't ask for any boon other than making
a wish to Lord to grant him -'a life in constant remembrance of Vishnu'.
One need not be necessarily born in a hermitage or in a family of sages to acquire an unwavering inclination
towards spirituality and spiritual matters. This was unequivocally proved by the mythical child -Prahalada, who by
virtue of birth was a demon, but while still in his mother's womb developed a strong devotion and love towards
Lord Vishnu due to the spiritual discourse offered to his mother by sage Narada. Thus by the age of five itself Prah-
alada had become a renunciate by getting his mind saturated with the thoughts of Lord Vishnu. Subsequently
after slaying of his demoniacal father by Lord Vishnu under the identify of narasimha, Lord Vishnu queried wheth-
er little Prahalada had any wish, to which little Prahalada had only one reply -to grant him 'a life in constant remem-
brance of Vishnu'.
One would often go astray and bewildered whenever fate plays its nasty game. But with the divine grace of Lord
Vishnu even the seemingly most tormentous situation could be converted into a liberating experience as was the
case with ardent Vishnu devotee- Poonthanam, who with unbearable pain after the loss of his child built a 'bhakti
soudham'- house of devotion in the form of ever classic spiritual treatise- 'jnanappana' and opened it for all the
generations alike -living and yet to come. The crux of jnanappana being to -lead ‘a life in constant remembrance
of Vishnu’, over the course of time it acquired the status of a miniature Bhagavad Gita.
The Lord needs to be invoked upon by remembering him always lovingly with utmost purity and devotion by genu-
inely aspiring to get back to his abode and remaining there forever. Those unable to remember him affectionately
can do so even otherwise. Demoniacal mythical characters -kamsa and sisupala attained liberation through
'vaira-bhakthi' that is by leading ‘a life in constant remembrance of Vishnu’ out of fear, grudge and anger towards
Lord. It goes on to show the inclusiveness, greatness and above all the magnanimity of Lord Vishnu, who is said
to take ten steps towards his devotee, when the devotee contemplates taking one step towards him.
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The mind takes the shape of whatever entity it is constantly subjected to. Rather mind is similar to a crystal that
that takes on the colour and nature of the object that is placed besides it. Thus when it is immersed in constant
divine thoughts and placed in total surrender at Lord Vishnu's lotus feet it acquires divine nature of Lord Vishnu.
As stated in puranas there is nothing to be mentioned worthwhile in kaliyuga other than the fortune that people
are born with -that they could get liberated easily through bhakti yoga, that is by leading ‘a life in constant remem-
brance of Vishnu’.
The mind is an ever restless entity that finds its seat in the periphery of 'ajna chakra' while in conscious state, in
vishudha chakra while in dreaming state and in anahata chakra while in a state of deep sleep. Thus conquering
the ever restless mind is a herculean task that requires intense concentration. Recital of the 'Vishnusahasran-
amam' - a garland of Lord Vishnu's thousand names is one such endeavour that helps one to lead ‘a life in
constant remembrance of Vishnu’ by getting beyond the three states of mind i.e., wakefulness, dreaming, deep
sleep and to get into the fourth state of 'turiya' and remain there forever by keeping the mind locked in the taber-
nacle of heart by constantly focussing on his various forms that he had assumed from time to time....
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Principal
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ASET ACTIVITIES
ENERGY CONSERVATION AND AUDITING
NSS Unit of ASET organised a training session on “Energy Conservation and Auditing” in association with APJAK-
TU NSS Energy Cell on 28.03.2023.
The session started with NSS Song. The training was led by APJAKTU NSS Energy Cell Regional Coordinator
Muhammed Arshad. The program included basics of energy auditing and various energy conservation methods.
NSS Volunteers actively participated in the Group Discussion on how to conserve energy in the Institution and
their homes in daily.
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ASET ACTIVITIES
BLOOD DONATION CAMP
The NSS unit of ASET, organized a blood donation camp in collaboration with blood bank Palakkad District Hospi-
tal,on 16th March 2023.
NSS STATE LEVEL ANNUAL MEET

Nss volunteers of aset participated in the nss state level annual meet at uday palace convention centre, thiruva-
nanthapuram on 12 & 13 april 2023.
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ASET ACTIVITIES
KEAM COACHING 2023
Dr. Suresh M., Dy. Director, FCRI, Government of India, inaugurating the KEAM coaching program at Ahalia Career
Development Centre, organised by Ahalia School of Engineering and Technology. Director, Academics, Ahalia
Group presided.
AESTHETIC ASPECTS OF BUILDING DESIGN

Civil Engineering Department, ASET arranged a Workshop on Aesthetic aspects of building design conducted by
CISAT, Thrissur on 29/03/2023, Wednesday at 9.30 am to 12.30 pm. The team members from CISAT explained
about various Aesthetic aspects of building design to our students. They conducted a hands on training related
with building drawing. Also they conducted a competition for the students after dividing the entire class into 6
groups.
Students performed well and a winner group was selected and memento was given to the team by Head of Civil
Engg. Department.
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ASET ACTIVITIES
CIVIL ENGINEERING SOFTWARE COURSES
Civil Engineering Department, ASET arranged a session on Importance of Civil Engineering Software courses
conducted by Learntech IT Academy, Palakkad on 17/03/2023, Friday at 9.30 am to 11.30 am. The team mem-
bers from Learntech IT Academy explained about various software courses. Also, they offered a software pack-
age at minimal cost to our students. It was an informative session about recent softwares used in the current
Civil Engineering field. Most of the students accepted their scheme and agreed to join the course at Learntech IT
Centre.
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ASET ACTIVITIES
TWO DAY WORKSHOP ON PYTHON FOR BEGINNERS
AND ARDUINO AND TINKERCAD
On 24 & 25 April 2023, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Ahalia School of Engineering
and Technology organised a Two-day workshop on Python for beginners and Arduino & Tinkercad.The focus of
this workshop is to give the student a hands-on experience on Python Programming Principles. Python is an
interpreted, object-oriented, high-level programming language with dynamic semantics, it can be used to create a
variety of different programs and isn't specialized for any specific problems.
Topics Covered:
1. Basics of Python.
2. Python for Engineers.
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ASET ACTIVITIES
ONLINE PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST
Department of Civil engineering organised a photography contest on behalf of April 22 Earth day the theme for
photography contest was Nature photography, Macro photography. Few selected photos are given below
ASET PREMIER LEAGUE (APL) SEASON 4

The students of ASET conducted the ‘ASET PREMIER LEAGUE (APL) SEASON 4’ from 5 April to 26th April 2023 at
ASET sports ground. The APL Season 4 matches were coordinated by Mr. Bibin. B, Assistant Professor in Physical
Education. 6 teams participated in this tournament. The first round of the tournament was played in round-robin
format. Team Centurions was the league topper with 8 points. The Playoff matches were played in IPL Playoff
format. The final was conducted on 26 April 2023. Principal Dr. P. R. Sreemahadevan Pillai inaugurated and
witnessed the final match.
The team Professors Xi were the winners and the team Gigachad were the runners-up of the tournament. The
Principal distributed the winner’s trophies and individual medals to the participants. Abhishek P Nair from S8 ME
was selected as the PLAYER OF THE TOURNAMENT and Amrithesh R from S8 CE was selected as BEST
BOWLER of the tournament with most wickets. Abhishek P Nair from S8 ME was selected as the ‘BEST BATTER’
of the tournament. Sanjay S from S2 CSE was the ‘EMERGING PLAYER’ of the tournament. Jishnoop ,faculty of
ME was selected as Best Fielder of the Tournament.
More than 100 students participated in the tournament. A great deal of enthusiasm was seen in the students and
faculty members.
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ASET ACTIVITIES
Champions
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ASET ACTIVITIES
CAREER AFTER CIVIL ENGINEERING: AN INSIGHT TO
QUANTITY SURVEY PROFESSION"
Civil Engineering Department, ASET arranged a Workshop on “Career after Civil Engineering: An insight to Quantity
survey profession” conducted by ZEITNAH Group of Institutions, Palakkad on 05/04/2023, Friday at 10.00 am to
3.30 pm.
The team member from ZEITNAH Group explained about various career opportunities in Civil Engineering in
INDIA and abroad. They had suggested several ways to do job search. Also, they conducted a hands on training
on Quantity survey which will be very much useful in job search in this field.
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ASET ACTIVITIES
ATHLETICS MEET
The Students Council of ASET had conducted the “ANNUAL ATHLETICS MEET” on 13th April 2023 at ASET
Ground. The Athletics meet was coordinated by Mr. Bibin. B, Assistant Professor in physical education.
Evets started with the 1500m running for men at 09:00 a.m. After the event, Inauguration Ceremony was conduct-
ed. The programme started with ‘Vandemataram’ followed by the welcome speech of Dr. John Alexis; Professor,
ME Department. Principal Dr. P R Sree Mahadevan Pillai inaugurated the event. The flag off was done by Dr.
Krishna Kumar Kishor, Vice Principal of ASET. Mr. Balakrishnan, Sports captain (S8 ME) received the college flag
from Vice Principal. Athletic oath, to ensure true sportsmanship was administered by Ms. Hrithika of S2 CE,Out-
standing Sportsperson in the AY 2022-23. The Inauguration Ceremony was over with the vote of thanks of Mr.
Devaraj R. Chairman of Students Council. 8 events for boys and 6 events for girls were conducted which is listed
as below;
1. 1500m
2. 200m
3. 100m
4. 400m
5. Long jump
6. Shot put
7. Javelin Throw (for Boys only)
8. 4*100 m relay (for Boys only)
The points for the events were calculated in the basis of ‘year of study’. After the events., prize distribution was
done by faculties. The overall champions was the Third year students which was announced by the Principal.
They got 54 points. And the runner up was the Final year Students with 40 points. Second years got 24 points and
First years got 15 points. The individual champion (Boys) was Mr. Athul Krishna. K from S6 EEE. and individual
champion(Girls) were Ms. Ashcharya from S4 EEE. All the HoD’s and faculties were present for the event. And the
faculties are the officials. More than 100 students participated in various events. A great deal of enthusiasm was
seen in the students and faculty members. The event ended with the vote of thanks by Ms. Prabha. R; Assistant
professor , S&H Department at 3:30 pm.
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ASET ACTIVITIES
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ASET ACTIVITIES
JAL SHAKTI ABHIYAN 2023
Ahalia School of Engineering & Technology (ASET) has initiated different activities related to water conservation
as a part of the of the ongoing Jal Shakti Abhiyan 2023. By conducting such programmes students &staff know
the necessity of saving water and water conservation. The students are encouraged for water conservation
through activities like quiz, poster design, writing of slogan, wall writing. Our institution celebrated world water
day. Students and staff took oath to conserve water and to be compassionate towards the thirsty beings.
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AHALIA IN THE MEDIA
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INDUSTRY INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

Residential Industry Internship Program for BE/B.Tech/B.Arch students organized by Ahalia Career Develop-
ment Center..!!
Residential Industry Internship Program for BE/B.Tech/B.Arch students organized by Ahalia Career Development
Center in association with Ahalia School of Engineering & Technology and Indian Society for Technical Education
at Ahalia Health Heritage and Knowledge Village Palakkad.
For more details: 9496000133

Email: academics.outreach@ahalia.ac.in
INSTITUTIONS IN AHALIA CAMPUS
AHALIA SCHOOL OF OPTOMETRY AHALIA AYURVEDA MEDICAL COLLEGE HOSPITAL AHALIA SCHOOL OF COMM. & MATHS. AHALIA SCHOOL OF PARAMEDICAL SCIENCES
AHALIA SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY AHALIA SCHOOL OF PHARMACY AHALIA SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT AHALIA PUBLIC SCHOOL
COURSES AT AHALIA INSTITUTIONS
B Tech, MBA, BBA, B Pharm, BAMS, DNB, Msc. Optometry,

BSc. Optometry, BSc. MLT, BSc. Nursing, LKG - XII, Diploma Courses
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ahalia school of engineering & technology

Ahalia in the media 19

1) National Service Scheme (NSS) of the Govt. of India

Arya R Krishna Shibin T. A. Swetha S. Pramod Krishna P. K. S. NOBLE

5th APJAKT UNIVERSITY INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS MEET 2022-23

SILVER MEDAL IN SHOT PUT (GIRLS)

5th APJAKT UNIVERSITY INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS MEET 2022-23

BRONZE MEDAL IN SHOT PUT (BOYS)

STUDENTS PLACED IN VARIOUS COMPANIES

A LIFE IN CONSTANT REMEMBRANCE OF LORD VISHNU

(This literary work is a humble offering at Lord Vishnu's lotus feet)

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Dr. P. R. Sreemahadevan Pillai

NSS STATE LEVEL ANNUAL MEET

AESTHETIC ASPECTS OF BUILDING DESIGN

ASET PREMIER LEAGUE (APL) SEASON 4

AHALIA IN THE MEDIA

INDUSTRY INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

For more details: 9496000133

COURSES AT AHALIA INSTITUTIONS

B Tech, MBA, BBA, B Pharm, BAMS, DNB, Msc. Optometry,

FOR ADMISSSION: 9447721311, 04923 226666 admin.aset@ahalia.edu.in

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