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Mere Desh Ki Mitti - Support Swadeshi On our quest to understand the Pottery industry in and around Delhi we started a wild safari. On our pit stop in Hauzrani market in Saket, we met many shopke...

Everyone know the METRO MAN. Does anyone know The "BRIDGE MAN"?
we live in a country where OBAMA was given too much attention by the media and this real hero deserves nothing.'clap for our media'.
Girish Bharadwaj builds suspension bridges that connect isolated villages with opportunity and link them to future.

Mechanical Engineer, Ist class, 1973 batch, P.E.S. College of Engineering, Mandya, Karnataka.On father’s directive set up a workshop in Sullia to repair farm machinery.Girish Bharadwaj’s story would have ended there, if Forest Officer Narayan had not been transferred from Sullia to Kushalnagar. “Can you connect an island (Nisargadham) in Cauvery to mainland?” he asked GB one day. It was a 50 m span and there were big trees on both sides. With help from a friend who had seen the Lakshman Jhoola, GB arranged to hang a pathway of wooden slats from wire ropes with steel rods as suspenders. “There was no design,” he said. “Only trial and error.”

He was the knight who would lead them out of isolation. “I asked for time, referred to books and decided on a suspension footbridge,” he said. “You know, I got my inspiration studying the Golden Gate!”

Villagers in India are made of steely stuff. “Make it low-cost,” they said, and went house to house raising money. When he rolled his machinery to the site, 40 volunteers waited with building material. Wooden planks stood stacked. Women served snacks and tea. Two months later, in August 1989, GB’s first, self-designed suspension footbridge, three feet wide, stood inviting. He became the local hero.

SPACE ITMU PRESENTS "QUIZ UP"- AN INTRAUNIVERSITY QUIZ EVENT

SPACE wishes a very very happy birthday to our missile man Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam.

We are back and how!
Our Member of The Month- May is Kumar Kislay!!

Kislay, with a persona as unique as his name, has been a dedicated and hardworking member of the society. Kislay has always been eager to learn as well as to disembark knowledge to his fellow mates. Known for his technical know-how, he has been inspiring everyone with his vision right from the 3rd semester! With his able contributions to '13, Kislay's presently the Member for the society.

We're of this n***a!

CHAMP 2014 - Two Days Certified Workshop
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This Enormous Rolling City Is Designed To Re-Plant The Desert Mounted on 16 treads originally designed to move NASA rockets, this floating, self-powered platform would roam around greening the desert--all the...

Our Member of The Month- March is Shwetang Kundu!!

Shwetang, equipped with his splendid persona, has been a crucial part of the society right from his first year. Having efficiently conducted numerous events for the society, he has proved his mettle time and again. Known for his out of the league sense of humor, varied skill set and dedicated nature, he made sure that '13 was successful! He's presently the Member for the society.
We're of this n***a!

A valuable tip to all the engineers out there! ;)

Cerebration 2014 is back with a series of exciting events.....!!!!
GRAB A CHANCE TO USE YOUR BRAIN one such event "TALENT HUNT"
Cash prizes to be won...!!!!
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Some of our seniors headed back to their Alma mater to guide the presently studying students about the various future prospects that a civil engineer has. The informative session with many questions from the young members was appreciated by students and faculty alike.!