Yearbook 2024

Naveen's

COVID-19

A trip down the memory lane, from

Meet the Team

Ishan Kohli Tushar Pratap

Guneet Singh Kochar

Madhav Mehta

Parul Aggarwal

Aaryan Das

Meet the Team

Maahi Gupta Anjali Simgh

Shikhi Singh

G. Vagdeep Varma

Alekhya Pinnamaraju Suditi Sundaram

A message from us 2020-2024

Dear Class of 2024,

Before you turn the page, pause for a second. Breathe. You’re here, and you’ve made it.

The start of our college life wasn’t exactly conventional. What was supposed to be the most exciting time of our lives was encompassed in a tiny screen, with online orientations, classes, and friendships. Even our initial offline journey was minted with masks, 6-feet-distances and quarantine. However, we managed to make the most of our time here. We came here looking for independence and found lasting connections, memories, heartbreaks, failures, successes, and, most of all, an experience that we’ll keep with us forever.

This yearbook is just a tiny attempt at collecting all our stories, hoping that when you look back at it someday, you will be transported to Navin’s, sipping hot chai, to the Breeze main arena, on top of the Ferris wheel, to early morning chole bhature at the DH with your friends - to a time where maintaining 75% attendance was the biggest challenge in your life.

As you walk up on the stage to get your degree and throw your hat in the air, we hope you’re incredibly proud of the person you’ve become and all that you’ve survived through during your time at SNIoE SNU.

So, Class of 2024, thank you for everything. Needless to say, it’s been a good run.

All our love, Yearbook Team 2024

Message from the Founding Family & ViceChancellor

A message from Mr. Shiv Nadar

Founder- HCL; Chairman Emeritus & Strategic Advisor to the Board- HCLTech; Founder and Chiarman- Shiv Nadar Foundation

A message from

Mrs. Kiran Nadar

Chairperson, Kiran Nadar Museum of Art; Trustee, Shiv Nadar Foundation

A message from

Mrs. Roshni Nadar Malhotra

Chairperson HCLTech; Trustee, Shiv Nadar Foundation; Founder and Trustee, The Habitats Trust

A

message from

Mr. Shikhar Malhotra

Director, HCL Corporation; Trustee, Shiv Nadar Foundation; Chancellor, Shiv Nadar Institute of Eminence

Dr. Ananya Mukherjee

Vice Chancellor, Shiv Nadar Institution of Eminence

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Bhutan Diaries

"From managing placements to organizing fests, my journey at Shiv Nadar University was a rollercoaster ride! Remembering the rush of adrenaline during fest days and the thrill of helping CDC employees to seal placements ? But amidst the chaos, it was the moments at CnD, AnB and SARC that felt like home - where chai from Naveen Bhaiya fueled our dreams and the diverse food joints brought us together.

Two years spent at home was a rough start, but it made the next 2 years even more fun. Even COVID19 couldn't stop us from strengthening our friendship as we made virtual chats into cherished memories. Whether it was late-night study sessions or discord talk shows, every moment was a treasure.

As we bid farewell to our college days, let's carry these memories with us - the laughter, the tears, and the unwavering support. Here's to the everlasting bonds forged in the halls of Shiv Nadar University, where friendships transcend time and distance. Cheers to us, the unstoppable SKS squad!"

Beyond the Classroom -Guneet Kochar

Wrinkles Of Love -Shruti Kohli

In a home where love and pain do dwell, Two souls together, in their story to tell. Dadi, weakened by surgery's rough fight, Suffers in pain, both day and night.

No more can she work, her hands are sore, Once full of energy, now they ache even more. She longs to cook, her old role's grace, But her body's rebellion has taken its place.

Dadu, a bright mind with stories to share, Yearns for someone's company, with love and care. Restless, he asks for help, in his own way, But Dadi’s strength has dwindled day by day.

Oh, the struggle of this fractured pair, One seeks aid, unaware of the despair. Dadu's anger flares, an unwelcome sight, His words are harsh, causing strife. His hands, misguided, strike with force, A painful act, veering off love's course.

At eighty-five, his mindset remains, A sad refrain, respect he disdains.

In this dance of fate, so filled with sorrow, A love once bright, now faces tomorrow. But beneath the scars and their endless fight, Lies a bond that no time can smite.

Let compassion guide them through the night, Heal their wounds, bring back the light. May Dadi's pain find gentle ease, Her needs met; her burdens appease.

And Dadu, may your heart find calm, In unspoken words, a soothing balm. For love's enduring strength, let it prevail, Mend the cracks and let harmony sail.

In this tapestry of joy and strife, May understanding be the thread of life. In the twilight of their years so grey, May love's sweet song light their way.

Artist Spotlight

- Tushar Pratap

School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Department of economics

B.Sc . (Research) and M. Sc.

Aayushi Bajpai

"I think I have a crush on college life."

Anirudhh Shankar

“Yet another last minute submission”

Arvind Thadi White guy who came to India to find himself

Aditeya R

aaj ka mera hai, kal ka tera hai, sidedish ka pakoda hai, yeh hai life hai

Anjhana Ramesh

Getting my degree knowing: Monopoly is a board game, elasticity is how stretchy my scrunchies are and unemployment is my future

Ansh Malhotra 2108 - Chicken biryani

Dhruv Saxena

They say college is the best time of your life. Clearly, they never had to write a thesis.

Agrima Taneja

Arushi Agarwal

Aryan Vasudev

Debarshi Goswami

Deena Kamila Volatile when mishandled

G V Sai Lohit

Hang on your dreams, Chip. The future is built on dreams. Hang on.

Harasiddh G barba non facit philosophum

Kaushani Chatterjee

"Enjoying the process matters the most in everything"

Gaurav Choudhary

Make friends first, have aloo paranthas second, go to library third. In no particular order

Ishita Satyam

bAbR nOn FaCit PhiLosOpHuM

Kshiti Dholakia

SNU mein jeene ke do hi tareeke hote hai - ek jo ho raha hai hone do, ya phir jaa ke so jaao

Gauri Singh

Bring joy to life, one dog at a time.

K S Anjana

Madhav Mehta

Life is only legendary when your friends are there to experience it

Nandini Bhusri

The only thing majoring in economics has taught me is, “if you can’t convince them, confuse them”

Narayani Jha

Survived college drama and still got my degree, who needs Netflix

O Dharaneeshwar Prakash

Entered the college as OPDP, now graduating as OPVP.

Rudra Guha

Stuti Maheshwari

Veenaalahari Venkatesh

Significantly rejected the null hypothesis of a drab college experience!

Vaishali Senthil Go to therapy

Soumil Das

That makes negative sense bruh

Smit Padmani

Good company will go a long way

Sukanya Khare With great hotness, comes great responsibility.

Theertha Thampy this is not what i signed up for

Shubhangisha Singh

Still can't believe Abhimanyu Khan didn't fail me.

Tishya Gupta ready to enter the real market!

Sudarshan L Can't believe my Yearbook photo was taken at Blue Circle

Tanya Gianchandani

Overthinking da olympics ni hunda?

Siddharth Sanjai what’s in my bag snu: bad coffee, magic moments, talwiinder, mixveg, smashkarts

Aarushi

Aryan Agarwal

Vishal Reddy Sanna

At the end nothing matters, we all die.

Hari Dharshini K S

Abhirami Menon

Ayon Ghosh

“Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life.”- Steve Jobs

Tejaswini Satish

With the resources you have at this moment, if you can find even one person who can benefit from your help, please go ahead and help them! There's always room for kindness!

Agnibho Das

y'all peaked in high school, I'm just out here getting cuter

Subin Jacob

The only thing better than good friends is good friends and a good sesh

Anushkrit Mourya

Diksha Singh

You know how they say, “it’s been a pleasure”. Well, it hasn’t

Agrim Srivastava

"When is this due?"

Ananya Balaji

Ashish Kumar we gon' be alright

Farheen Zeba

But yes, we're happy, free, and confused in the best way.

Mridula V.

“Dream, hope, forward, forward”

Anirudh Kochar

"Kahin pahunchne ke liye kahi se nikalna bahut zaruri hota hai. Nahi toh ghile shikwein hone lagte hain."

Devesh Wadhwa Balling and bawling

Hilor Gulati

Pranay Jois

It eez what it eez

Aryan Madan Eat. Sleep. Chase The Bag. Repeat.

Diya Gupta

Jayasuchita Jayakumar

I took a deep breath and listened to the old brag of my heart. I am, I am, I am

Niranjan Raja if you can’t blow them away with your brilliance, baffle them with your bullshit

Rudraksh Chhabra best sesh

Satvik Raavi That was quick (I mean how uni went by, not twss).

Shubham Goswami

Anika Handa I still kind of wish I was a minion.

S Vishaal

Shivendra Singh "Will miss this place" - ChatGPT

Siddhi Singh

Varun Madhavan Think good, Do good, Be good

Sahar Nanda Onto the next adventure >>>

Shrinidhi Balamurugan degree done, now what?

Smriti Vohra Majored in NAPology; minored in binge-drinking cold coffee

Nandini Bhatla

Pagal

khana khol rakha hai tum logo neAkshay Kumar (Bhool Bhulaiyaa)

Jeyanth Sanker S R violin my time away

Aryaman Gupta

"I just came for the food, that sucked so I'm leaving with a degree"

Varun Malhotra From shots to shots fired

Suchita Pullabhatla

Shubhangini Singh Most likely to save the cosmos

Raghvendra Singh

M.S Economics c.

Mayank Vats

If analysing social situations burned calories, I'd be a fitness guru by now.

Bavneet Kaur Sahni

Divya Dhamodaran

Kashish Gulati

Saakshi Purohit

The Office, season 7 ,episode 19,minute 14:45. :)

Bhavya Nagpal

Ekmanjot Kaur

Manisha Agarwala

Sandeep Kumar Gupta

Chinmaya Gautam

Eshita Kochhar

Muskan Kumar

Nihal Sharma

Rishav

Sharran

Radhika Tayal

Srishti Sinha

Ratish Saraf

Rishav Thakur

Ray Sakshi Tiwari

Vishvanath Vidushi Balakrishnan

Anshita Dubey

Faculty

Manoj PantNirvana MitraPartha Chatterjee Punarjit Roychowdhury

Darryl W ReedGitanjali SenKurt HornerMandar Oak

Abhimanyu Khan Anup Pramanik Ashokankur Datta Arka Roy Chaudhuri

Shampa BhattacharjeeShraman BanerjeeSuchismita TarafdarTrishita Ray Barman

Rajat Kathuria Ram Ranjan

Shabana Mitra Sandro Brusco

Artist Spotlight

- Through the lens of Sakshi Purohit

Artist Spotlight

Madhav Mehta

Artist Spotlight

By Madhav Mehta

Ever Since I joined this prestigious institute, I always wanted to be a part of the music society. While joining online, I always participated in collaborations that involved various freshers. When we shifted to the offline setting, I used to partake in the weekly informal jams, which ultimately led me to be part of the extended core. Had it not been the opportunities that the college provided, I would never have grown as a person, and as a member of this club. Becoming a part of extended core, then the Associate Secretary and then the Secretary of the club proved to be one of the best moments of my life. Never had I imagined that I’d be leading a team of over 70 members! Throughout my time in Snuphoria, we organised various events ranging from Canopy Jams, Call It What You Want, Impromptune, Encore, Breeze performances, Bollywood Night and so on!

Apart from being the Secretary of Snuphoria, I have been an avid Drummer since I was 11 years old. Having completed all 8 Grades of Trinity Rock & Pop of Drums with Distinction, I have performed in various cafes and venues such as The Piano Man Jazz Cafe Delhi, Depot 48 and Sofar Sounds in Noida. On top of that, I have recorded drums for Several Tracks which include Gum Gaye by Anchit Bhaiya, Jag Jaage by Chirag Todi and so on.

My two cents to everyone here would be to take chances. You never know how awesome it would be unless you try. Take risks, enjoy rewards.

Through the Lenses of

Hilor Gulati

Varun Madhavan

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Department of Design

Faculty

Singanapalli BalaramSnigdha BanerjeeSubhajit ChandraVikash Kumar

D Udaya Kumar Lalit Kumar DasPradeep YammiyavarPrakash Kumar

Department of English

B.A. (Research) and M.A. English

b.A. (Research) English

Ishita Bajpai Aaryan Das

Maybe the academic comeback was the friends we made along the way

Kaveri Mathur sidewalk chalk phantomGalen Tipton

Shikhi Singh Sleep schedule on life support, but the memories are priceless.

Dhanya Chawla Minor in International Relations, Major in making them

Ritik Dhaiya Who am I

Shubhi Tiwari Be proud of your progress.

Tanya Mehra some days were a total waste of makeup

Varshita Dhanda TRAVEL. As much as you can. As far as you can. As long as you can.

Riya Kurian “Futures gonna be okay” -Agust D

Simran Shrivastava

Vanya Nautiyal (going through inconceivable mental agony) at least I have the coolest shirts on campus

Astha Rathoad

Jashodhara Sen

In the end, we will all become stories, and I will write mine differently.

I am not a fresher.

Suditi Sundaram ��

Lavanya Kaushik

I thought it made sense dramaturgically

Kovidha Poluri

Should've quit when I had the chance

Ramyani Kundu "Rom of Romcom+Money", that's how you pronounce my name. Thank you!

Tanmay Jain

What the hell is going on here

Nandini Sharma

Why waste time say lot word when few word do trick? - Me after my English degree

Oviya Cherian banana-na-na

Tanishqa Vaish

I guess not dropping out in the middle worked out?

Om Chadha

M.A. English

Ananya Juneja

Ranbir Negi

Six years have made this place...unfamiliar

Mukta Kher

Academic, but mostly gothic!!

Vaishali Batra Did it all for the plot. Especially this degree.

Roshan Johri

Riya Lohia

Rabnoor Kaur Bhatia

Faculty

Aakriti MandhwaniAnirban GhoshChinmay SharmaChinmaya Lal Thakur

Diviani ChaudhuriGatha SharmaGautama Polanki Sambudha Sen

Sreejata PaulTeja Varma PusapatiTulika Chandra Vikram Kapur

Vinayak Das Gupta

Space Debris

Weightless, anchorless drifting through a dark blue void,

If there is light here, it does not show itself to me.

I try to release myself from the preconceived notions that bound my feet

But I cannot help myself, I terribly miss gravity.

Vanya Nautiyal

There is nothing here to thrill a hollow heart, Not a single respectable space rock, broken from an asteroid. Not a single shiny piece of scientific debris, like a defunct satelite, Not a single trace of the decadence of humanity, except I.

But if you were here, the stars would come out slow

The planets would once again begin their redundant rounds

If only to show you the beauty of their better faces

Which lie unmarked by meteors that fly into their arms out of bounds.

If you were here, we'd first dance a funny little jig, Singing nonsensical songs, laughing ourselves sick , Then we'd play at being less immature, I'd put my hand at your waist,

And we'd sway ever so gently, under the moon's indulgent gaze

There's a disaster waiting to happen here, or a miracle to be found,

A black hole could emerge right under our clumsy feet, eating away all light, all sound,

But I care nothing of the universe's peculiar vastness or its vast peculiarities, Until there are still songs to dance to and your arms to get lost in, I have nowhere else to be.

Artist Spotlight

Rijul Chauhan

To be Nobody is to be a Butterfly and since you are Nobody too, the pair of us can Play in sunlit meadows! 'tis a pity that our friends are Somebody for to be Somebody - is to be exposed; forevermore i wish to remain Nobody for to remain Nobody is to be Everybody (but never Somebody)! my Lost soul has the honor to be lost in Anonymity - in Peculiarities; i fly through the grass and under the sky, the sun Smiles through the clouds and i ask it for Friendship - it agrees! i remain Nobody in quiet Introspection for Somebody can find me nevermore.

My Comapanion

I walk towards the glazed azure eyes, crunching of the withered leaves, with the soft whistling of the breeze, my heart races as she sees, I struggle to subdue the ferment inside, the stirring thoughts and the tide of my flashbulb memories—, nothing stays the same.

Wearing the Claddagh is my Ladybird, the perfect details of her crimson dress, and the scent of the Perfect Peony with an airy blend of its delicately floral fragrance around, as she glides through the room with the rhythm of the harp.

The lover in me enlivened, though afraid, but every restraint has now been allayed.

In the streets of Galway, I hear her name in the sound of wind chimes, and the music of rain, like the morning dew, on my lips, a swain.

With a smile so radiant, the energy that surrounds her is valiant, always ready for giving a helping hand, you are ethereal, O my Love!

A rose in the desert is my lover, for hers is aura soft sacred cover.

By Shikhi Singh

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Department of history and Archaeology

Class of 2024

B.A. (Research) History

Abhradeep Bhattacharjee

Bet no further, 'ya wobbly page.

Anisha Kakkar

College di gate de is taraf hum life ko nachate hai ... te duji taraf life humko nachati hai

Roshni Majumder

it was a good time but it also gave me depression

Sneha Roy

Arey Beti Pushpa, Kahan

Ja Rahi Ho Gadhe Pe Baith Kar? - graduate hone uncle.

Sharanya Sinha

Anjali Singh

"It was a blessed mess and endless fun"

S Senajith

Hogaya Bhai hogaya bas hogaya. Ismail Bhai not letting us smile. Mahesh stocks ��

Shruthi M

Rohit Kumar

Let them believe what they want!

Garima Chauhan

"Do not take life too seriously - you will never get out of it alive."

Saumya Saini

Wait, what's the word limit for this again?

Nalin Mishra

Is there a way to get a refund? Because four years of college seemingly hasn't taught me to come up with a single funny line.

Bhanu Pratap Singh

Faculty

Ajay DandekarAnubhuti MauryaClaire WintleDivya Kannan

Hemanth KadambiIman MitraKaustubh Mani S.Lynn Meskell

Marco MadellaMeera ViswanathanMegha SharmaSudeshna Guha

Pigeon Abhradeep Bhattacharjee

I caught a pigeon praying— It stood motionless

At the centre of a hallway midwinter. As I walked toward it— Velvet neck craned upward, Sifting light on red eyes; I thought of a baby peacock

At first, no, a common house pigeon, still, Who knew how long it had stood there.

It didn’t move as I approached it, The air around it remained untousled By grey wing till I stepNow I am careful To not step too close.

It stood next on the railing And looked like an old lawyer In observance of rite; As entranced by the dust it stood As enshrined by the light.

Through the Lens of Anjali Singh

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Department

of International Relations and Governance Studies

B.A. (Research) In ternational

Kavita Yadav

Aditya S. Krishna Super mama ready!

Anupama Pal Finally done :)

Balram "I don't know where I'm going, but I am on my way."

Pakhi Saini Sorry baby my heart belongs to democracy!

Aditya Ramakrishnan How do you write a lit review? Write a really good review - it'll be lit.

Arnav Joshi

3 semesters online, 1 semester abroad. Two years is a short time; little was taught, yet a lot was learnt. This was a dreadful journey. Yet for some reason, 10/10 would recommend.

Himanshu Tagore Common sense isn’t common practice.

Ayushi Singh Future me, please remember to thank procrastination for getting us through this.

Mohana Sarkar College taught me that Lysol isn't for clothes

Akanksha Sharma

Amrit Joshua S With Love, With All My Heart.

Naomi Kurian I owe my degree to palak corn Thursdays

Priyanka Raman Will TRB Sharma yell at me if I steal my emotional support library chair ?

Sakshi Mishra Oxford Comma

Tamiliniyaa R coffee coffee coffee

Paavni Dhanjal "My dance style? Sleepwalking with a bit of twirl."

Shah

Shivangi Singh "Prioritized my peace over IR"

Toshika Shukla "Its been a long time coming"

Pratik Bapat Attitude matters

Roli Dwivedi LIVE, LOVE, FLY!

Srishti Dhawan meow-ing thru life ��

Tuhina Sharma

Rajvee

Zeenat Pannikker a documentary in disguise, originally thought to be a netflix series

Prakull Sharma 0420hrs 20th April 2034, my place.......THIS IS AN INVITE

Vaishnavi K I majored in sleep deprivation and minored in caffeine consumption –thanks, SNU!

Anika Vijapur

Faculty

Atul Mishra

Chen TangElena Lazos ChaveroJabin

Thomas Jacob

Kapil Patil MedhaPriyanka PanditRajeswari S. Raina

Shih Ting LinSiddharth MallavarapuSiddiq WahidSruthi Muraleedharan

Graduation It Seems

In the hallowed halls where knowledge I gained, Four years passed, a journey unchained. Among the faces that became so dear, A tale of friendship, I proudly revere.

Aditya, with addictions that knew no bounds, Guiding me through life's intricate rounds. Sarath, a heavy rock through the tide, Together we laughed; in unity, we'd stride.

Amey, a companion in joy, sorrow, and strife,

We shared the laughter that filled our life. Pakhi, an unexpected melody in my college song, In a foreign land, we hummed along.

Roshni, a spark in the darkest night, With her, only foolish decisions turned to light.

Toshika, the artist with a vocabulary so bright, Painting memories, a comedy of delight.

By Arnav Joshi

Yet, in this joyous celebration, A longing heart seeks its own salvation. Kadya, a star from afar, In the distance, our souls did spar.

Through exams and late-night talks, In every silence, in every paradox, Your absence echoed through the years, A melody of longing, soft but clear.

Now, as we don the cap and gown, With dreams to chase and paths to crown, I'll miss the laughter, the tears we've shed, In my heart, the echoes of friendship bled.

In the yearbook of life, this chapter is complete, With memories etched, both bitter and sweet. So here's to the friends, the laughter, the pain, As we scatter like seeds in the wind and the rain.

In the garden of memories, we'll always be, Graduation day, a bittersweet symphony.

A Heist- With a Desi twist!

By Pratik Bapat

Dileep struggled to remain calm as his car crawled along the poorly maintained road. Suddenly, he heard an explosive sound coming from his front-left tyre. Dileep slowed his car to a halt.

He came out and gave a resounding kick to the tyre. He regretted it immediately as his foot started throbbing with searing pain. He cried out like an unleashed feral animal. He cursed everything and everyone he coul d: his car, the bumpy road, his boss and the Indian government. When he was done cursing, he finally moved on to replace the tire.

After unsuccessfully trying to replace the tyre for a few minutes, the frustrated man had already taken a break. There was no auto repair shop for miles to come and there was no way he could push his car for that long. He gazed upward and saw a figure running towards him. Th e figure came closer and closer until its features became crystal clear. Dileep stood up and got ready for a fight.

The other man, however, collapsed a few meters away. Dileep rushed to help him up. The man was a curious figure to encounter in this hinterland. He looked like an urban professional who had just fled a warzone. The man wore a white shirt, trousers, and formal shoes but was covered in swe at and grime. “Bro, run, escape!” he exclaimed. “but why?” Dileep asked. ” this road is subject to the rule of deadly bandits, and they won’t just steal, they are bloodthirsty men who will kill you for no reason” he shouted before gulping air.

Then he continued “Run if you wish to save your life, I have escaped somehow but I can’t run anymore I.” The man broke down. “Heeyyy, don’t give up,” Dileep said. “I know they will get me” he wailed and then in a serious tone he asked,” Is your car more important than your LIFE?” Dileep shook his head. “then bro, this my last wish, RUN FOR YOUR LIFE!” the man exclaimed as if it was the last thing he wou ld do in this world.

Panic gripped Dileep and he ran as fast as he could and as far as his legs could carry him. He finally stopped near a tall tree. He was covered in sweat and his heart was throbbing. Dileep collapsed and thanked god, wishing the angelic man who saved him would get a good afterlife. He suddenly saw the headlights of a car. He struggled toget up and go the road to try and get a ride.

As the car came closer, Dileep’s face turned purple. It was of the same make and model as his car and the driver was none other than the ‘angelic’ man who had ‘saved’ him. The swindler waved at him before driving ahead. It was a heist with a desi twist!

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Artist Spotlight

-S. Amrit Joshua

Initially, it was about picking a handful of clubs, throwing the balls at the wall and seeing what stuck. I suppose, it would’ve come as a surprise to literally nobody that I fit right into Snuphoria, the Music Club. It didn’t take long after campus opened in 2022, for the first breeze to come by, and I was already on stage, as part of every single Club performance that year. Since then it’s been a fairly linear journey, both within the club, and as an independent artiste.

I spent my 3rd through 6th semester, in the Extended Core of my club, and the last two semester after, as an Associate Secretary, obsessively working away for one of the only things I love more than anything else in this world: Music, and here, making sure that everyone around me have an environment and thus the opportunity to love and be involved in it the way I have been. And looking back, I’d like to think, that I accomplished that the best I could.

Outside of which, I got my first projects to work on multiple short films, and even a full length film, but I also worked on my juniors and seniors for one of my most successful works. Chandi Ka

Aina, the Hindi version of Velli Kinnam, was probably one of the few works at the time, that helped me prove to everyone, but most importantly to myself, that my works were worth listening to, and I don’t think that’s an initiative I would’ve not taken, if I wasn’t here at SNIoE. It certainly was, quite a ride.

Artist Spotlight

-By Pakhi Saini

do you spot my beloved? in your shadows, oh vast arid with nothing but three drops of water my lover set out in the nightfall when even the moon dozed basked in fine kutch glimpsing brilliance through the red cloth has my love sunk his steps in this sand and stared past the amused camels? why do you not speak, oh vast arid do not break my heart in your shadows, do you not spot my beloved?

Artist Spotlight

-Through the Lens of Anupama

Department of Sociology

Class of 2024

B.A. (Research) Sociology

Anjani Gupta

The friends we make, the love it takes, is worth, is worth, is worth it all this time

Neestha Bora I can’t remember when I was not tired

Shravani Sontakke

Lessons learned, friendships cherished, and a newfound zest for life- SNU, you've been my greatest teacher.

Tanmay Pandya that’s enough!

Maahi Gupta Innocence was bliss

Shridula Gopinath

How can a person know everything at 18, but nothing at 22?

Vanshika Sharma

Meghaji

If college has taught me anything, it's how to survive on minimal sleep and maximum coffee.

Shiva Chauhan "Eventually, everything connects."

Suhavi Kaur Bakshi

Why fall in love when you can fall asleep?

Pooja ...and in between freshers' and farewell, life happened.

Raksha Kansal

Paridhi Yadav Life update: ho hee nhi rhi

Anala Karve What Jhumka?

Faculty

Anita SharmaDarryl W ReedDevika BordiaNandagopal R. Menon

P. C. SaidalaviRavi Nandan SinghRoma ChatterjiSerena Bindi

Sreedeep BhattacharyaSubhashim GoswamiTuhina GangulySanjay Srivastava

Urmila S BhirdikarVasundhara BhojvaidYasmeen Arif

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Department of Arts, media and Performance

Ritaban Ghosh

It never ceases to amaze me how we exist and continually adapt ourselves to any and everything and never be the same person again.

Abhay Bhalla

Aparna C.S. Kripi Singh

Malvika Mishra

Mansha Bedi

Lipi WadhawanPratigya Singh Patel

Samudra Gogoi

Ramansh Bhargava

Faculty

Aadya Kaktikar Amritha Sruthi R.Anupam Roy Anushka Rajendran

Ashwin RamanathanAtul Bhalla Bahar DuttDeepti Mulgund

Hemant SreekumarIram GhufranMonica JunejaSonam Chaturvedi

Vasudha Thozhur

BREEZE

Grab your popcorn and buckle up because I'm about to take you on a rollercoaster ride through my unforgettable journey as the chairperson of Breeze, our university's ultimate cultural techno fest! From the highs of triumph to the lows of chaos, it's been one wild ride that I wouldn't trade for the world.

Picture this: a freshman version of me, wide-eyed and full of wonder, stumbling upon Breeze for the first time. Little did I know that this seemingly ordinary event would become the highlight of my university experience. Fast forward a few years, and there I was, leading the charge as chairperson, with a team of rockstars by my side and a heart full of dreams.

Breeze is where the magic happens. It's the place where creativity knows no bounds, where passion runs wild, and where dreams take flight on a techno beat. But let's not forget the fun stuff—the impromptu dance parties in the hallway, the endless supply of cheesy snacks fueling our late-night brainstorming sessions, and the inside jokes that kept us sane when things got a little too hectic.

As chairperson, I've had the pleasure of working alongside some of the most brilliant, hilarious, and downright quirky individuals I've ever met. Together, we've faced our fair share of challenges—from last-minute costume malfunctions to the great printer meltdown of '23—but through it all, we've laughed, we've cried, and we've come out stronger on the other side.

BREEZE

Breeze isn't just an event, it's a way of life. It's the friendships forged in the fire of chaos, the memories made in the heat of the moment, and the sheer joy of knowing that you're part of something bigger than yourself. So here's to Breeze, the ultimate adventure that taught me the true meaning of passion, perseverance, and the power of a well-timed dance break. As I bid farewell to my role as chairperson, I do so with a heart full of gratitude and a smile on my face. Thank you to everyone who made this journey one for the books. You've filled my life with laughter, love, and more memories than I can count. And as we turn the page to the next chapter, I can't wait to see where the wind takes us next.

With love, laughter, and a whole lot of Breeze-induced joy

Anushna Garg Breeze Chairperson (2023-2024)

BREEZE

Breeze - it's more than just an event; it's the highlight of our university, pulsating with energy, creativity, and memories that will last a lifetime. As I reflect on my journey through these four incredible years, I can't help but feel an overwhelming sense of gratitude for the privilege of being a part of something truly extraordinary.

From my humble beginnings as a volunteer, to navigating the intricate world of finances as the head, and eventually stepping into the role of co-chairperson and advisor, each step of this journey has been transformative. Breeze wasn't just an event I attended; it became a part of who I am.

Those three magical days of Breeze each year were a whirlwind of hard work, late nights, laughter, and camaraderie. Behind the scenes, we poured our hearts and souls into making every moment unforgettable for our fellow students. From organizing workshops and competitions to curating mind-blowing performances, every detail was crafted with love and dedication.

But amidst the chaos, there was always a sense of joy and fulfillment that permeated the air. It's the friendships forged in the heat of the moment, the sense of accomplishment as we watched our vision come to life, and the sheer exhilaration of being surrounded by a community united in passion and purpose.

BREEZE

As I bid farewell to Breeze and my university, I carry with me a treasure trove of memories and lessons learned. Thank you, Breeze, for being the highlight of my college experience - the stage where I discovered my strengths, embraced my passions, and found my second family.

Here's to the magic of Breeze, may it continue to inspire and ignite the flames of creativity in years to come.

-Darsh Oswal

BREEZE

School of Management and entrepreneurship

Bachelor of management studies

Class of 2024

Studies

Bachelors of Management

Aamaya Kumar

“Putting the eminence in this institute”

Adithyan J Nair

“Lets go Jim and Jam“

Akshit Arya

“Loyalty is a two way street. If I’m asking it from you, then you’re getting it from me”

Anjali Semwal

“Volleying between exams and squash courts”

Abhilasha Mishra

“Created a lot of classic memories in magic moments :)”

Aditi Srinivasan

"Dreamt of podiums, but ended up like Ferrari”

Anant Gupta

“Zindagi ke safar mein guzar jaate hain jo makaam, woh phir nahi aate”

Abir Khan

Anya Kalra

“Embrace the journey of becoming the best version of yourself!“

“It’s all gonna make sense, sooner than you know”

Aditya Upreti

“Don't overthink, Just go for it!”

Anisha Nagalia

“In a land full of snakes, I somehow managed to find my butterflies”

Archie Jain

“Chlo aaj fir Domino's mangaye“

Aryaki Sekera

“Iced tea has the power to heal your soul“

Aryan Singhal

“From Aryan to Karkar: a chai-flavored journey“

Fiza Shoaib

“Never regret anything that made you smile”

Kavya Gupta

“Ghar jaa rahi hu, Monday aaungi“

Aryan Gupta

“Arduously following the Bro Code”

Devansh Kapoor

"Kamdir. Dheeru Kamdiri”

Hardik Gulati

“Sirf 4 saal ki nahi zindagi bhar ki hai yeh yaari, Yahi toh pal honge Jo yaad aayenge baari baari“

Aryan Mamtani

Lavanya Sehwag

“Wanted to become the youngest millionaire but chatgpt wasn’t working”

“Told you kids, I was hot in my 20s”

Devansh Rathi

“Submission 12 baje ka hai na?”

Jayant Krishnan

“Life is an adventure”

Maayan Joshi “No“

Mansi Yadav

“'One Day at A Time”

Parth Aggarwal

“SNU - where Mahesh becomes the unofficial therapy center “it’s a smoky enlightenment”

Raamya Punn

“Met the world on weekdays, sprinted home for weekend serenity”

Prachi Tiwari

“what now?”

Moksha Edupuganti

“If you have a choice between being right or being kind, choose being kind”

Pari Singhal

“My design aesthetic is like my social life: small, curated, and full of hidden gems”

Parth Sethi

"According to Chemistry, alcohol IS a solution”

Radhika Agrawal

“You can always retake a class, but you can never relive a party”

Pranav Mallipudi

“Malli has finally left the Galli”

Poornima Gupta

Rohin Gupta

“I came here as a Beta, but I am leaving as a Sigma”

Prateek Yadav

“I want to stay here for one more year" ~ said no one

Ruchika Gummadi

“ Guess where I studied- SNU or SNIoE. 4 saal mai hume khud nahi patah chala!! ;)”

Sadhika Uppal

Shruti Kohli

“Look forward with hope, not backwards with regret"

Simran Aggarwal

"U know the Vibez"

Sunita Patel

“An experience that started with a suitcase full of dreams"

Shreya Mehray

“Making classes tougher, group projects easier and life a little more fun!”

Shruuti Saraf

"late to class, early to graduation”

Siya Nayak

“Emily in Dadri”

“The Office, Season 7, Episode 19, Minute 14:45”

Shubh Jain

“Kahi pahuchne ke liye, kahi se nikalna bahut zaroori hai, Nhi toh gile shikwe hone lagte hai”

Subani Sethi

“this was nothing like Karan Johar promised“

Surbhi Mathur

“Things have a way of figuring themselves out”

Tanmayee Sharma

“Club meetings, court-side seating, and the occasional three-pointers. Because life is all about balance and looking fabulous, of course!”

Ishan Kohli

“A journey full of highs”

Vedanshi Agarwal

Unnati bisht

“Thank you Shiv Nadar sir!”

Vedant Agni

“From all-nighters to airbnbs, we turned pages and created memories”

Tushar Shah

“Arre bohot time hai ho jaayega , chill karo guys!“

Aditya Sinha

Vaibhav Khullar

“This due at 11:59 too?”

"Life's playbook: Follow the Rhythm, Score the Goals :)”

Guneet Kochar

“Now, my watch has ended”

Yuvraj Jain

“You all went to CD; I went to DC”

Aryan Gulati

Shubham Maurya

“Procrastinating And Relaxing Until Late!”

Anushka Gupta

“Age shouldn't decide where you should or shouldn't be in life”

Avantika Gupta

"Think inside the box. That's right. I said inside. Because while everyone is chasing each other outside, what is in the box? Empty” - Phil Dunphy

Cecil Joe “Come to 211”

Devansh Singh

Khyati Nigam

“Special mention to Google, Wikipedia, ChatGPT, and whosoever invented copy-paste"

"I wish there was a way to know you’re in the good old days, before you’ve actually left them.” – Andy Bernard

Nikita Garg “Journey >> Destination”

Harnam Chhabra

Jai Bhatia

Kavya Agrawal

Nikhil Gupta

Nirmit Jindal

Priyanshu Chaudhary

Saksham Premi

Seethala Karipineni

Eshaan Sharma

Vihaan Chadda

“That's the way the cookie crumbles”

Shaurya Vaid

Vaibhav Sharma

Viraj Jariwala

Zubair Saigal

Simone Sandhu

Pranava Handa

Aayush Garg

Divij Mehra

Siddhant Kohli

Ashwin Uniyal

Abhinav Singhal Rishit Dunga

Mehr Khurana

Akrati Agarwal Anushna Garg

Darsh Oswal

Harsh Srivastava

Samyak Agarwal

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-Through the Lens of Ishan Kohli Phases

Artist Spotlight

-By Sunita Patel

Artist Spotlight

-Through the Lens of Jayant K

Artist Spotlight

-By Abhilasha Mishra

Through the Lens of

Simran Aggrawal

Journey - Harnam Chhabra

My time at SNU has been a whirlwind of growth and achievement, with each day presenting new opportunities for exploration and self-discovery.

The foundation of SNU's multi-disciplinary curriculum allowed me to pursue my passions across various fields, culminating in the unique accomplishment of securing a double minor in computer science and mathematics, being the first student in the university till-date to successfully complete the combination.

To SNU – thank you for shaping me into the person I am today. Here's to the next chapter, filled with endless possibilities and new horizons.

Beyond the classroom, I immersed myself in the vibrant extra-curricular life at SNU, taking on multiple leadership roles within the Cultural Committee. From serving as a Senator to being a Core Member and eventually the Secretary of the Cultural Affairs at SNU.

But beyond the accolades and accomplishments lies a deeper gratitude for the community that nurtured me. From faculty to fellow peers, each played a crucial role in my growth, offering unwavering support and encouragement every step of the way. As I reflect on my time at SNU, I'm filled with a profound sense of appreciation and nostalgia. The friendships forged, the lessons learned, and the memories created will forever hold a special place in my heart.

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Master of business Administration

M.B.A. Class of 2024

Aaditya Jadon

"If it makes you happy, go for it"

Ambrish Sekar

”Making yourself happy again is the biggest comeback”

Arpan Chatterjee

“You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it does not exist”

Aayushi Singh

"Don't count the days, make the days count"

Ameesha Varma

“To the woman I was, the woman I am and the women I’ll become”

Astha Thakur

“Long story short, I survived”

Alekhya Pinnamaraju

"You have no idea how high I can fly"

Antra Goel

“The future belongs to those who prepare for it today“

Arvind Chhoker

“Built Different, I am the master of my life”

Bhakti Garg

"Believe in yourself and all that you are!"

Ashna Aggarwal

Bhargavi Agarwal

“Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can”

C M Pankaj Narayan

“Trust the Process, Believe in it!”

Eresh Sharma

“A beacon of inspiration, leading by example”

Diya Goyal

“Take that first step to make impossible possible”

Jai Sachdeva

“Cj or Rizzdeva”

Harshini Anand

"The woods are lovely, dark, and deep. But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep”

Diya Jindal

“Our dream gets lost in the night sky where stars shine brighter than the eyes. For these eyes hold that entire sky with no limits to fly high”

Kanchan Kumari

Jyoti Bharti

“When the bell rings, I might actually miss this place!”

Idhit Puri

"Life is like a sandwich, no matter which way you flip it, the bread comes first"

Kajal Bharti

“In the book of life, the best stories often come from the unplanned chapters. Embrace the unexpected, and let your journey unfold”

Khushboo Yadav

“The only way out: Love Yourself!”

“Life's twists and turns brought me to SNU. Along the way, unexpected detours became unique threads in the fabric of my story"

Kishore Kumar Saha

"Life is short, smile while you still have teeth"

Manu Sharma

“Mastered the art of looking productive in online meetings while actually playing video games”

Pradyumana Chhonkar

"Try and try, do not cry!"

Prerna Gupta

“Within SNU's enchanting bubble, I cultivated dreams, amidst growth, weaving memories into the fabric of my journey“

Sankalp Tiwari

“Change is the only thing that is constant in life"

Muskaan Bansal

“2 years filled my basket with fun. I am gonna carry it till end”

Pranitha Muthu Rajan "I declare Bankruptcy"

Priyanshi Raj

"Embracing the 'pla'- less path"

“The Last Submission”

Parul Aggarwal “I came, I saw, I conquered”

Pratishtha Ghai

“Maggi tastes best with ketchup, I swear (atleast give it a try)”

Reetu Rana

"The environment around the

Shaik Muneer

“The harder the battle, the sweeter the victory“

Shrey Sangal

“Poetry is the music of the soul"

Suraksha Keshwani

“Looking in the mirror, I thank god for what I am about to be”

Vanshika Kaushik

“The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams”

Trishanjali Dwivedi

“In 'Hostel' by Sharry Maan, memories sing"

Hirdaya Agrawal

“I didn't know, this was due for today”

Anuj Singh

"Love yourself first and everything else falls into the line"

Tejasvi Kohli

Lavanya Mohan

“Happiness doesn't depend on what you have or who you are. It depends solely on what you think”

Sanchit Saxena

“You can’t protect Dharma if you don’t know what it is!”

Faculty

Aishna SharmaAnkur MehraArpita BhattacharjeeArvind Shatdal

Ashish Vazirani Asish K Bhattacharyya Atanu RakshitAvinash Samvedi

Bikramjit Rishi Debarati BasuDebmalya Biswas Deepak Kumar Sinha

Jaideep GhoshK. Abdul WaheedKaushik ChaudhuriMeenakshi Ghosh

N.T. Sudarshan NaiduNguyen Q. PhuongParoma R ChowdhuryParomita Goswami

Partha Sarathi RoyPradeep MehraR.M. BalakrishnanRajiv Grover

Rashmi Aggarwal Satyam Mukherjee Shalu KalraShruti Sardeshmukh

Sibani MohapatraSimanti Bandyopadhyay

Sundaravaradhan Venkatesh

Sunil K Parmeswaran

Surya Sarathi MajumdarVallurupalli VamsiVijayta FulzeleVinita Krishna

Vivek Khanna

Vittartha: A Tapestry Woven with Passion and Purpose

By: Suraksha Keshwani

Vittartha, a concept that emerged from the mind of Sushobhan Paul, a PhD Scholar, has blossomed into a vibrant tapestry of knowledge and intellectual exploration. It is not merely a discussion group; but a testament to the combined efforts of countless individuals who poured their passion and dedication into making this dream a reality.

From the initial brainstorming sessions to the meticulous structuring of the group, every step of Vittartha's journey has been marked by its members' unwavering commitment. We have spent countless days engaged in thought-provoking discussions, shaping the very essence of this community.

Vittartha is more than just a group; it is a family, a sanctuary where we can connect, collaborate, and share our unwavering belief in the transformative power of knowledge. Each member of Vittartha is a proud contributor, an integral thread in the tapestry of our collective success.

As I look towards the future of Vittartha, I am filled with immense optimism and gratitude. This community will continue to flourish, inspiring and empowering future generations of students to embark on their journeys of intellectual discovery. Thank you to every Vittartha member for participating in this incredible journey.

As I close this chapter, I inscribe Vittartha into the pages of our yearbook, not as a mere extracurricular pursuit but as an indelible imprint on our hearts, a testament to the transformative power of unity and the unwavering quest for knowledge.

BLEED AWAY

It all started without a plan, We ended up having a battle clan!

A short and cute trip took a nasty turn, When the car got a heavy burn.

I was the only master with the power; But I died in the car under the Eiffel Tower...

Now who is going to repair the bleeding heart, As I was the only master to repair that part?

Now it will be displayed on a chart, With an empty flower cart.

Our journey has just ended, That was imperfectly blended.

LUCID DREAMS

Life seems to have given me a dare While thinking sitting on a chair On the seashore near Port Blair; This I won't let spare.

But even as I play to this dare, I am tormented by a nightmare; Of you my dear who will take care

From that very mighty slayer?

Life is playing very very fair, By giving me this dare

To fight the mighty slayer And bring you back from this mazy nightmare!

Shrey Sangal

Artist Spotlight

By Kanchan Kumari

Artist Spotlight

- By Jyoti Bharti

SNU goes beyond academics, offering a chance for a social service project, "Promoting Sustainable Menstruation to Janitors, Gardeners and Housekeeping Staff of SNU" that reveals the incredible power of altruism. We experienced the joy in helping without expecting anything in return was truly profound. The beautiful smiles of those we assisted serve as encouragement to continue this meaningful work.

Through the lens of Parul Aggarwal

Through the lens of Reetu Rana

Through the lens of Vanshika Kaushik

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STUDENTS AT WORK

STUDENTS AT WORK

STUDENTS AT WORK

School of nATURAL sCIENCES

dEPARTMENT OF life sciences

B.Sc. (Research)

Aaliya Ahamed It was unpredictable but I had the time

Amaan Tariq

Out beyond the ideas of pipettes and hoods, there is a life. You won't find me there.

Ananya Bhatt Be as dramatic as the contam in your lab!

Devanshi Sharma "Insert Controversial Comment"

Ishani Roy College was about coming up with chai tapri business plans in case life did a 180 on me

Ananaya Jain I'm the MAIN CHARACTER of my life

Bhoopesh Maheswaran

Dhanya Lokarapu

Chaheti Goyal I will never forget how I danced my way through the college life with a great bunch of friends for life.

Eshan Sharma

Four seasons of trying to stay sane through coffee but picture abhi baaki hai mere dost

Jyotika Singh I’m way cuter in person

College is the best place to discover yourself, use it to the fullest.

Kashish Dahiya I don't solve problems, I troubleshoot ;)

Lalit Athithyan R

As long as there is delusion, there is hope

Navya Srivastava

When's this due?

Rakesh G R

-AUG- The start codon is on our ID Cards

Shriya Krishnan

Unusual and unserious in an amusing way

Muthumeena R

Life is a never-ending cycle of discovery and rediscovery. Here's to embracing the journey, embracing the stumbles, and (hopefully) remembering the Krebs cycle for good – eventually.

Pranav Prabhu

The trouble with having an open mind is that people will insist on coming along and trying to put things in it.

Samaksh Gupta

Every alternate day

Tejas Kaundinya

Went from Dadri to Finland but never left the lab,

Naman Dosi

All sorts of things are possible if you are open to new ideas and playing around with things.

Raghavi Rao ...And I hope, somewhere in the next year, you surprise yourself.

Sara Sainani

I can't think of anything right now :)

Vasundhara Verma anything you can do, i can do it better :)

Farzeen Ferose

Make your best mistakes because we don't have time to be sorry

Aishani

Sriharsha Chowdarapu V Chetna

Pallavi RamaswamySpandan Patra

Patnaik

Faculty

Anil Kumar ChallaAnindita ChakrabartyAshish GuptaAshutosh Singh

Colin JamoraDeepak SehgalGeetanjali ChawlaJugal Kishore Das

Kamlesh Ganesh Pawar Koyeli MapaNaga Suresh VeerapuNeelesh Dahanukar

Prasun Kumar RoyPrem Chandra Pandey Puli C. Reddy Rajan Vyas

Richa PriyadarshiniRohini GargRudra Nayan DasSachin Deshmukh

Sanjeev Galande Soumya PatiSri K. Jayadev MaganiTanvi Deora

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dEPARTMENT OF chemistry

B.Sc. (Re search) and Integrated M.S c.-Ph.D. Chemistry Class of 2024

B.Sc.

(research) chemistry

Don't Stop thinking about tomorrow....It will soon be here....

Prerna Pandey

“Never let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game.”

Trust the process <3

Shreemad Patel

Sometimes,when nobody is by your side, You have to become your own cheering squad.

Charu Sharma

Kumari Indu Creating a life ,i love✨!!

Sana Mendiratta Survived four years on coffee high ;)

S Nishanthini

Shikha Singh

Aditya Verma Ritwik VhattacharyaMuskan Sharma

M.Sc.

(research) chemistry

Ishani Khandelwal Naufia M S

Faculty

Ajoy KapatAnimesh SamantaBappaditya GoleBasab Bijayi Dhar

Bidyut SarkarBimlesh LochabBiswajit GuchhaitDebdas Ray

Kshatresh DubeyMd. Mujahuddin SiddiquiNaiwrit KarmodakNidhi Malhotra

Parthapratim MunshiSantanu GhoshSantosh K. SinghSubhabrata Sen

Tatini RakshitTushar Debnath

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dEPARTMENT OF mathematics

Class of 2024

B.Sc. (Research) Mathematics

Anusha Jauhari Be not Alfredo Arjun Vardhan

Diva Gopikrishnan

Somedays I'm A Ghost, Somedays I'm A God.

Sanjana Nair

Learn from my mistakes, take payment for performing at fests upfront

Tushti Goyal

It'll be okay.

Harshita Shokeen

Tonight's the night when we forget about the deadlines.

Ashwani Garg

Embrace the journey, cherish the memories, and let your unique story be the masterpiece in the gallery of time.

Nalini Mehta

Caps off to the memories, hats off to the future.

Sankrithi Krishna

I am not great at the advice, can I interest you in a sarcastic comment?

Sri Mahaguhan

When all is said and done, those late-night campus walks were my impromptu therapy sessions.

Vishal Chawal

Aditya Arora

Chinmaya Nair

Naukshatro Bose

Surya Raghunath

Prachi Chaudhary

Syed Ali Kamil

S Sabarish Vinayak

Anirudh Jayan

Ayanesh Lal

Faculty

Ajit KumarAmber HabibCharu SharmaDipti Dubey

Indranil BiswasNeha GuptaNiteesh SahniPradeep Kumar

Priyanka GroverQazi Azhad JamalSamit BhattacharyyaSanjeev Agrawal

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dEPARTMENT OF physics

Class of 2024

B.Sc. (Research) Physics

Aksaj Kumar Bharatwaj

Life isn't all rainbows and flowers but it sure as hell can be ruled by pandas and penguins"

Chaitanya Nagesh Improvise. Adapt. Overcome.

Jasmehar Chawla Be a Goldfish

Amrita Ahuja Did I just nap and basketball my way through college?

Aruna Thangadurai

This too shall pass. Might pass like a kidney stone, but it will pass.

Dhanvarsh Annamalai Ethuku!!

Kaustubh Singh

Angad Singh 4 saal, 4 saal hai tumhare pas, shayad,

Bhavika Yadav Goodnight ♡♡

Hemant Agarwal

When someone is ahead of you, it doesn’t mean that you are too far behind

Mrigshira Mehra

I don’t know about YourDost but I would definitely recommend my dosts

M S Rohit

Nandika Damarla

Always at the edge of the event horizon, but never falling in

Savan Kumar

Don't just exist, live

Sonal Garg * -_- * Can I go already?

Sagar Shukla

Woods are lovely dark and deep, but I have some promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep.

Shreya saha

All I've learnt in these 4 years is how to occassionally look nice. And maybe be happy.

Gaurav Thakur

Siddharth M

Parallel lines do meet if you suck at drawing them.

Vishnu Gopalakrishnan

Varshini Subramanian Telescope toh mil gaya lekin taare nahi mile

Only did legal substances throughout college.

Kaushik Vasan

Rishi Dinesh

Siddharth Goyal

Siddhi Pillay

Faculty

Aloke KanjilalArindam ChatterjeeBhaskar KavirajBinson Babu

Hab. Ipsita MandalKenji NishiwakiMayukh MajumderPriya Johari

Rohini M. GodboleRana NandiSajal Kumar GhoshSamarendra P. Singh

Santosh KumarSubhra Sen GuptaSucheta MondalSujit K. Tandel

Susanta Sinha RoySwadesh M MahajanSyed M. Kamil

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Let‘s Rewind... From To

Introducing SARC

What we call - Home

Department of physical education

Faculty

Surender SinghArpit GuptaRajat SharmaShaurya SIngh

Dr. Amrish TonySanjay KumarPankaj PandeyParmeet Singh

Pawan NegiUjjawal BahugunaParminder SinghSudipta Sil

Sports highlights

Sports highlights

Student Council 2023-24

President: Jagganath Verma Kalidindi, Vice-President: Dharaneeshwar Prakash

Cultural Secretary: Harnam Singh Chhabra, Sports Secretary: Pranav Mallipudi

Message for the former office bearers from Brig. Steve Ismail (Retd)

"As the yearbook prepares to feature a page dedicated to the current student council, with all four office bearers set to graduate this year, what one message would you like to convey to them?"

I found them to be very responsive and very diligent in their activities in general terms. I also found that they grew as individuals, so what they were when I joined and what they were 8 or 9 months later, they have transformed by their own experience of doing the job they do. Starting with President Jagannath, I have rarely seen an individual who is so committed. Whatever the perceptions of the student body may be, I have seen him working day and night to try and do the best that he can for the students. I have seen him endlessly following up on issues, communicating, and I think that he is a person who has great drive, and that drive will probably carry him in whichever field he goes.

Coming to Dharaneeshwar, the vice president, is a laid-back, relaxed-looking fellow with a very sharp mind and a nice and quiet sense of humour that can always bring a smile to your face in any situation. I think he is one person who is probably a relaxing and cheering influence in any gathering of people. In the last few months, he has been functioning very efficiently. He is always a treat to interact with. I am sure that he will do very well in the field of economics, which he is interested in.

Moving on to the cultural secretary, Harnam, a dynamo of energy, passionate, full of bounds and drive to do cultural events. Just looking at him, you get the impression of a spinning ball, totally involved and passionate about his cultural activities. He has a good sense of humour and, again, I think he is a committed individual. Wishing him all the best. Lastly, the sports secretary, Pranav. I think he is one of the most dignified students on campus with whom I have interacted. He has a great presence and selfassuredness, is quiet, and doesn't speak very much, but again, he is true to his appointment and works very diligently in the field of sports. Above all, he always remains cheerful and is a good company to spend some time with. Wishing him good luck.

Fresher‘s Week

The year 2023 marked a turning point for the Cultural Committee as we embarked on a journey of transformation. Recognizing the need for a stronger, more cohesive team, we undertook the arduous task of restructuring. It was a labor of love fueled by our shared commitment to enhancing the cultural landscape of SNU.

As the former Cultural Secretary, I felt a deep sense of responsibility to lead this revitalization effort. Guided by the vision of fostering creativity and inclusivity, we assembled a team of passionate individuals dedicated to redefining the role of the Cultural Committee.

Together, we worked tirelessly to streamline processes, cultivate stronger relationships with student bodies, and infuse our events with newfound energy and purpose.

Amidst the challenges and uncertainties, there was an unmistakable sense of camaraderie and determination that permeated every meeting and brainstorming session. It was a testament to the unwavering spirit of our team and a reminder of the power of collective action.

The fruits of our labor became evident with the inception of Freshers Week, a culmination of months of planning and collaboration. This week-long celebration was more than just a series of events; it was a testament to the resilience and creativity of our committee. From the electrifying Club Fair to the exhilarating Freshers Games and the unforgettable Freshers Night, each moment was imbued with emotion and significance.

As I reflect on the impact of our efforts, I am filled with gratitude for the opportunity to have been part of such a transformative journey. The memories we created and the bonds we forged will forever hold a special place in my heart. Here's to the resilience, the camaraderie, and the endless possibilities that lie ahead for the Cultural Committee and the vibrant community it serves.

By: Harnam Singh Chhabra

Dastaan

And then came the grand finale of our tenure: 'Dastaan', a three-day extravaganza that brought the entire university together. It began with a delightful fusion of food and music, setting the stage for what was to come. The energy soared higher as we transitioned into the Freshers Night, where talents shone bright and spirits soared higher.

But it was the Prom Night that truly capped off the festivities in style. As students dressed their best and danced the night away, it was evident that 'Dastaan' had left its mark on all of us. These three days were a culmination of months of hard work and dedication by the Cultural Committee.

As the curtains closed on this spectacular event, it left behind memories that will be cherished for years to come. 'Dastaan' wasn't just a cultural fest; it was a celebration of unity, talent, and the vibrant spirit of SNU. It will forever remain etched in the hearts of all who were part of it. Here's to the Cultural Committee for making 'Dastaan' a festival to remember.

By: Harnam Singh Chhabra

School of Engineering

Department of Chemical Engineering

Saksham Bhatia

Why waste time say lot word, when few word do trick.

Archish Narayan

Moving onto better grass.

A Dharhshini

Survived college on pure energy. No caffeine required—just a daily dose of chaos and a hyperactive spirit.

Jishnu Saji

"I did my waiting! 12 (4) years of it! In Azkaban." I am out.

Amresh Kumar Shukla

Time Management is only possible with Self Discipline.

Gaanjaraju Vagdeep Varma

There is no rainbow without rain, There is no joy without pain

Ishita Gupta one degree hotter

Shivam Yadav

To live alone is the fate of all great souls.

Ayush Joshi GC ESCAPER

Harshita Jha I m outta here!! See you guys NEVER. :)

Arjun Gupta Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.

Abhay Kannan

From late nights to early classes, we came, we saw, we graduated!!

Namit Dayal Whatever happens, happens.

Anshu Chandra Type 1

Azhar Saeed Alvi

Manav Sachdev M Dheeptha Ved Srivastava

Faculty

Ashish

K ThokchomDevang KhakharDhiraj Kumar GargKaran Gupta

Priyanka KatiyarRaj ChhabraRanjit KumarSanjay Krishna

Sanjeev YadavSwaminath B GourishankarV M RajeshYamini Sudha Sistla

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Arnav Adhana

Life’s not just about textbooks, it’s about finding your own formula for happiness

Alok Pandey

We do not remember days, we remember moments.

Harshit Agrawal

“Life is like a road trip – enjoy each day and don't carry too much baggage"

No, sky is not the limit. It is only the beginning

T Chaturyya

"aisa nhi ki koshish nhi ki maine , waqt ko rokne ki .. par waqt hai ki beet hi jaata hai ...."

Sankalp Dixit

Pioneering progress through the fusion of imagination, innovation, and the solid foundations of tomorrow.”

Pratyush Misra Welcome to the real world

Prashant Verma

Shivam Babu Life is beautiful just enjoy

Charish T Manikyala Theerdh

Ujjwal Chaudhary 1227, 1228

Amrendra Maurya ,

Nitesh Kumar

Vibee Raj Arya Dabas

Patnam Hindush

Faculty

Atri Nath Ellora PadhiGhanshyam PalGopal Das Singhal

Gurmail Singh BenipalGyan VikashHitesh UpretiJagabandhu Dixit

Manoj Kumar SinghSailesh N BeheraShalini RankavatSumedha Moharana

Susant Kumar Padhi

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Santhosh

What good is a treasure if I am alone?

Anubha Bhardwaj

Saw and got through all of it, LITERALLY !

Bhavik Jain

Leave footprints of kindness and laughter wherever you go

Devanssh Agarwal

University made me choose between chai and classes, I chose chai

Abhijith K

These 4 years were worth the 18 year wait

Agarwal

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Devashish Rastogi

Tea is the solution

Anshul Rustogi

Survived on caffeine, thrived on deadlines. College: Where sleep is optional, but memories are mandatory.

Asheesh Kaushik

Who said engineering was tough? This one goes to Mom,Dad and my dearest friends who have supported me along the way. Learnt a lot, evolved a lot and nothing in life is impossible as long as you take the first step

Mohana Siddhartha Chivukula

Navigating the maze of college, finding joy in the challenges, and creating a story filled with friendships that will forever be our favorite plot twists.

Pranshu Agarwal

Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all.

Arushi

Aaryan Kedia

Aditya Raj Yadav

Aarush Narang

Aditya Y

Preksha Maheshwari College is unfair. Did 22 trips to be called a nerd

Nukala Anjani Rahul Do What Excites!

Riya Srivastava

“Why do you laugh all the time?”

Dev Gupta

"Never put off till tomorrow what you can do the day after tomorrow just as well."

— Mark Twain

Akshit Garg Swing. Blues. Improv.

Kumar SRP Makkapati

Sorry, but I need more space to describe the amazing time I had here at SNU.

Prem Thakkar good kid, m.A.A.d college; I wonder

Sri Harsha Kanduri

Rishi Balamurugan

Shashwat Prakash

Today is a good day to have a good day.

Learned a lot at SNU and my favorite learning is unlearning something I learned.

Tushar Mishra Cheers to a new chapter—better, bolder, and more brilliant than ever!

My degree got a software upgradefrom gadget tweaks to tech geeks

Vedanta Patil

Life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forwards.

Ansh Chawla

Aryan Gupta

Aman Pendyala

Ayaan Khan

Vikas Kumar Gupta

Embrace the journey, cherish the memories, and always keep the laughter loud enough to drown out the doubts.

Time is precious, Waste it wisely

Alankriti Gupta

My sentence is up. I’m finally free!

way through lectures and meals, swearing by my own rules, and still managing to slay

Aakash Malik

Arrived without knowing, left without understanding but sure had a lot of fun��

I've become so reliant on ChatGPT, I even asked it to write this yearbook quote.

am done!

Aditya Mahendru

Akshita Jakhar Allergic to toys

Akshath Vadapalli To boy toys, harems and fairy lights

Amaan

Ananya Barakoti Faith, Trust, and Pixie Dust <3

Ananya Malhotra clubbing my

Ananya Singhal its been magical, but I

Abhay Aggarwal

Anika Sharma Time is all we have and don't

Chanchala Panda

Charuhas Reddy Balam Ayush Goel

Chinmayi Verma

Anirudhan A Forbes 8 Billion Under 8 Billion

Archit Gupta " I hope it ends well "

Aryan Nagpal

Asi Gabru Punjabi

Bhanu Sathwik Nulu tsukare ta , Not as bad as i thought it would be !!

Anoushka Mishra

I am ready to face any challenges that might be foolish enough to face me

Arjav Jain so long, snu all nighters. it's been a chaotic ride

Ayaan It will happen when it will happen

Anubhav Talus

Rocking your own decisions is way cooler than rolling with others'

Aryan Gupta

The Office, Season 5, Episode 14"Stress Relief", Minute 01:33

Bhanuteja Chintha

Undergraduate Degree: Unclocked. Now onto next level - adulting

D Reddy

If you set your goals ridiculously high and it's a failure, you will fail above everyone else's success.

Bodduluri Saran "My life is in this town And I ain't going down" - J Parthiban

Bhaarath

Devanshi Goel

Paritosh Dutta

Deep Bera

Pranati Sharma

Dhruv Gupta

The whole college life was just aayein baigan.

Fateh Klair

"What if I fall? But, oh, boy, what if you fly?"

Diya Malik a little haul of my life

Gautam Sharma

Nothing changes if nothing changes

Veery Reddy “Futures don’t make themselves, you have to create them.”

Geetham Surapaneni

Graduated from CSE, but my knowledge is like a program with a missing syntax.

Hemanth Sai Boyapati

Success is not a destination. Success is a journey.

Jalagam Sanketh

"Nahi hai bhai ek aur advance"

Ila Anantan

Caffeine-fueled contemplation and endless overthinking – my college survival manual. (Overthought, overanalyzed, and then overcame my indecision to bring up this quote).

Jigar Italiya

I spent 35064 hours of my life for a piece paper and a handshake.

Ishita Sharma long story short, I survived

Maitreyi Singh

4 years in a nutshell (Midsems, Endsems, CND and change of hostel rooms), that's how fast the night changes

Dureddy Reddy

Duvvuru Reddy

Pramav Inturi

Ekansh Panwar

Kanishk Taxali

I have no idea what's going on, but I am excited.

Kovvuri Sai Gopal Reddy

There is chaos in my mind.

Karan Singh Samyal

Part of the Endless Journey to find my Tribe

Lakshya Saxena

"A beautiful journey for personal growth, lifelong friendships and unforgettable experiences."

Katakam Saideep Reddy

When it comes to random security checks, i always win, ALWAYS !!

Madhu Sriram S V Stay happy:)

Mahak Bafna

"Turning the page to chapter 24a lucky number, a new beginning".

Megha Iyengar K B

I'm not an early bird or a night owl. I'm a permanently exhausted pigeon.

Mahtab Sandhu

Jattan Nu Padhai Hundi Zehr Vargi, Yaaran Nu Padhai Niri Zehr Vargi

Megh Rathod

"Happily ever after" is just the beginning.

Maitreyee Rai It actually did get better.

Kanishk Chathley

When is this due?

Gogineni Venkata Akash

Harsh Srivastava Gautham Sreeramozu

Harshal Dhingra

Mitra Abhi Sura

Didn't feel like four years at all.

Natanya Gupta

Always a couple of good memories to make, so stick around and find out.

Posam Venkata Yeswanth Reddy

"When the going gets tough, the tough grab a coffee and hit the books."

Pratham Sharma

College is not just about the degree; it’s about the people you meet, the lessons you learn, and the person you become. Enjoy the journey!

Moksha Chawla

Walking w my girls to get pancakes

Palak Jain

Attended every class, but learned the most outside.

Prateek Jain

They said college would be the best years of our lives; they were right, but not for the reasons we expected.

Prerna Chakraborty

3 idiots dupe!

Mudit Adityaja GBYABTKTFEYISUTLKV

Parv Haria It's been a great run so far.

Prateek Shakya Babumoshaye, zindagi badi honi chahiye... lambi nahi

Prerit Gupta

"Danced through deadlines, aced the art of napping in lectures, and emerged with a degree in 'Masters of Mischief' – our college journey was a whimsical masterpiece!"

Never spend your money before earning it.

Kartikeye Shrivastava

Lakshman Aakash

K Sai Srinivas

Lokavya Gabrani

Sree Aarthi Komarneni believe me, blue flame feels cold

Tunir Chakraborty Just keep going.

Vummiti Gowtham

Srikant Tripathi

Going through life, making lemons out of the lemonade, life threw at me

Dixit

Tanmay Gautam Wish I scored more....nevermind I scored enough to pass(out)

VIBHA S

Survived on chai, thrived on dreams, and somehow graduated with a degree in both wit and wisdom – here's to the beautiful chaos of our college escapade!

Appala Venkata Avinash

No more attendance tension

Kolluru Jeshwanth

Jagannath Varma Kalidindi

Stay the course, my dear friend! Discipline, Selfregulation, empathy. Zindagi badi honi chahiye Babumoshai!

The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing

Praval Maddala Done with one , hoped on to another

Preksha Maheshwari

College is unfair. Did 22 trips to be called a nerd

Varun

Niveditha Narendranath

Ojas Srivastava

Mahammad Siraj Cheruvu

Prithviraj S

I would like to thank my parents, mahesh, breeze, minimart bhaiya and chatgpt for making this degree slayy

Sharat Reddi

"Yo, This is Cherry's Taco nd funeral service, we turn today's grief into tomorrow's beef"Cherry Ginger

Shreya Sinha Over and Out

Siddharth Sahu

My life is like a Christopher Nolan movie.

Riya Ralhan I survived.

Shashwat Tiwari

Shrey Sharrma I call Undibs.

Sohini Bhattacharya Imagine all the people living life in peace

Samyak Jain

Shikhar Ajmera Carpe diem. Seize the day, boys. Make your lives extraordinary

Shweta Gupta Adventure is worthwhile in itself.

Soumya Singh

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Anupam BasuArchit SomaniDolly SharmaHarish Karnick

Karmeshu Nitin KumarPooja SinghRajeev Kumar Singh

Saroj KaushikSaurabh J ShigwanShankar Kumar GhoshSheel S Manohar

Snehasis MukherjeeSonia KhetarpaulSuchi KumariSweta Kumari

Sweta Mishra

Through the Lens of Shrey Sharma

Through the Lens of Siddharth Sahu

Through the Lens of Lakshya Saxena

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Faculty

Department of Electronics and Communications Engineering

Syam Surya Sai Teja Guggilapu

Think of university as an epic saga, like Mahabharata. Forget the plot details; focus on the characters' vibes. Expect emotional roller coasters after each challenge, but hey, there's always a feel-good scene around the corner!

Poojitha Mandalapu

Sleep almost took over graduation..hence friends and coffee helped;)

Prashant kumar It was fun

Ishita Verma is it what it is

Kolli Sreeram Sai

Everything not saved will be lost. - Nintendo "Quit screen" message

Mayank Pratap ???????

Pranjali Gaur

Life is short so make many mistakes as you want and just enjoy the journey ✨

Saptadweepa Dutta

Just because something is cliche doesn’t mean it is not awesome.

Vani Mehta

Deadlines were always an issue and the same thing happened here :))

Maddipatla Aaryan Bhardwaj

Seek to understand before you seek to be understood.

Akshat Sabavat

One and done

Dasari Soumya

SNU whispered profound life lessons into the very fibers of my being, a gentle breeze of wisdom that danced through the corridors of my soul.

Kavin K Always and Forever!!

Poojitha Chintala Gotta go insane to stay sane

Vaibhav Gupta Habibi! come to SNU

Aditi Gupta Long story short, I survived.

Prerit Rajpal

Sarthak Bhatnagar

Completed my Fourier transform.

Aakanksha Sharma

And I know exactly what to do, but in a much more real sense, I have no idea what to do

Akshaya Kanivannan

Stuck in my Compliment - ComplainConfuse phase.

Muskaan Bafna Onwards and upwards

Sagar Kaistha V=IR

Abhigyan Prakash

Never let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game

Ananyaa Juyal ja feel?

Abhijeet Chahal

Aditi Sharma

Akshat Naudiyal

Akshat Punia

A

Ananya Gupta glad it’s over

Ashray Gautam

No matter how hard you work, no matter how much you try, at the end of the day... It's night.

Chayank Racharla

“Do it yourself, do not expect anyone to help you”

Aryan Mittal Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell

Ashwin Krishnan Attendance ho gayi Kya ?

Dhruv Sahu I'm fine, Totally fine.

I'm a senior, but I stay fresh man.

Ashna Gupta felt cute, might delete it later

Bhavya Uniyal

Akshay Veeragandham

Thank you Mario! Your quest is over. We present you with a new quest.

"For every bad joke you crack, you're adding a wrinkle to my face."

Diksha Bhaiya

I'm the only person I know that can trip over a wireless network.

GP PALLAVI

Can I please stay another year? – said no one.

Gazal Mehrotra

beautiful chapter done right ✅

Gonela Sreeman

Aryan Tiwari

Ashwin Gupta

Chandrahaas Madala

Manya Mujumdar

When the day comes, I might actually miss this place

Palak Jain

Attended every class, but learned the most outside.

Rithvik Reddy Sandadi

The magic you are looking for is in the world you are avoiding.

Sejal Singh

"If you ever asked me a question and I laughed, just know that I can hear you only 5% of the time."

Navya Sahu

Well this was an oscillating lovehate relationship !

Paarth Goel

Niyati Somani

Gained memories, Lost weight! Farewell to the most beautiful chaos of my life.

RIDHI GARG

Tell me, isn't there a whole world to see?

Sahit Atmakuri

To pimp a butterfly, you gotta let it go.

Shruti Verma

Buckling up for the next roller coaster.

Sai Sri Maddirala

"Life is going to be legend --wait for it, and I hope you're not lactose intolerant because the second half of that word is --dary!!"

Never

Siddamsetty Srinitha

JUST GOING WITH THE FLOW.......!!!!

Dushyant Singh Satyapal

Garv Tyagi

Harshi Gupta

thought four years could go by so fast.

Harshit Yadav

Madala Venkata Snehith

After all this time? Always

Srishti Ananya

"We arrived, we explored, we conquered – carrying a montage of dreams and stories within us."

Vamshi Vobbilisetti

Came here to become an Engineer ended up becoming Batman.

Sri Bysani Lol dewd

Utkarsh Verma

You miss every shot you never take.

Anant Agrawal Life is unexpectedly beautiful.

Riya Shishodia Long story short- survived engineering Next up- Adulting?

Sri Ratna Edara "Survived four years of organized chaos"

Singh Last minute submissions FTW

Vaibhav Prasad Sad spelled backwards is das and DAS HOW IT BE SOMETIMES

Hrishabh Singhal

Yeddula Chakradhar Reddy

The life lessons learned in SNU are more valuable than the subjects taught in the courses.

Suchit Reddi Cheers to those who are still with me today. ���������������� of you are worth it!

Ishanay Sharma

Some people won't understand your words, while some people won't even need words to understand you

Ishita Shrivastava

There was joy, There was fun, We had seasons in the Sun

Himanshu

Kommineni Sree

What's next? I only hear Monica saying "Welcome to the real world. It sucks. You are gonna love it."

Koteswara Bezawada

Long story short, I SURVIVED

Lakshay Mangla God’s plan

Graduating with a major in “bad decisions” and a minor in “regrets”. Just Kidding of course, cheers to all the blurry nights and wild stories.

Kanchi Rajput

Kshitij

Kommalapati Venkat Sai Rikhil Chakravarty

Kshitiz Gupta

M Dheepthi

Ujjwal Mishra

Suresh Kaistha

Medikonda V Sai Praveen Reddy

Mukku Sohan

Kritika Goel

Madhuri Chitturi

Nitesh Chaudhary

Riya Gupta

Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Riya Tyagi

Successfully managed to miss 8 am classes for 4 years.

Devang Handa

“No big dealio, keep it realio”

Devyam Seal

Whatever you do in this life, it's not legendary unless your friends are there to see it - Barney Stinson

Bhabani Sarangi

Still Awaiting my 1600.. hope will get after felicitation.

Vanshika Garg

Successfully managed to miss 8 am classes for 4 years.

Karra Sanjana Reddy Schrodinger Smiley:)

Aditya A

May your circuits be clean, and your code be bug-free. Godspeed fellow Engineer!

PENIEL RODERICK

No more attendance tension

Vatsal Rajput

To be old and wise you must first be young and stupid.

Om Pandey I listen to Weeknd more than my teachers.

Anshul Shrivastava

Work hard only to see your friends casually land those placements XD

Mrinal Tiwari

Embracing the next chapter with the lessons of the last.

Nimisha Gupta College's best lesson?

Live it, love it, learn from it.

Rishul Sharma running around in circles

Ojusva Singh

Shikher Agarwal

You can take my LOR from Mahesh

S Vishnuvardha Rajeshwaran

Sitting idle all day is also a skill

Still couldn't find a person with the same name :)

Sarvesh Sankaran

Neon vanadium erbium gallium oxygen nitrogen nitrogen silver iodine vanadium Europiam uranium phosphorus.

Shlok Kamat

Reena Kumari Everything is a choice!

Shambhavi Gupta

It has been a roller coaster ride. Survived each fall and loved each high!

What the devil fish is going on out here?! Time is money! And if you boys is wasting time, then you're wasting money! And that's just sick!

Pratisha Thakur “Happiness is a choice you make.”

Soham Choudhary Quid deinde?

Manav Bansal Come on, Smile!

Abhishek

Bhavani Namrata

Harshit Joshi

Rishal SP

Faculty

Aakash SinhaAmit BakshiAmitabh ChatterjeeAtul Vir Singh

Dinkar PrasadGovind SharmaHimanshu Sekhar SahuJitendra Prajapati

Kamal AgrawalKamal SinghMadhur Deo U. Naveen Babu

Neeru ChhabraRakesh Kumar BansalRakesh PalisettyRohit Singh

Sandeep Kumar SoniSonal SinghalSubhendu B SantraSumit Roy

Suneet TuliUpendra Kumar PandeyVenkatnarayan H. Vijay Kumar Chakka

Vinod Sharma

Artist Spotlight

By Syam Surya Sai Teja Guggilapu

In the realm of report card disappointments, an unexpected solace emerges — unsolicited praise for my cinematic endeavors. The resonance is most profound when echoed by juniors caught in fan moments and seniors extending heartfelt appreciation.

Amidst the rigors of sleepless nights and countless trials, I reflect on the greater narrative of my journey, wherein even the adversities served as catalysts for personal growth.

These four years have been a rigorous training ground for life beyond the campus gates. Stepping into the real world, I encountered challenges that shaped me in unforeseen ways. My mantra has been simple: follow your heart and instincts.

Despite the ups and downs, the joy resides in the process of writing and directing. Upon reflection, I acknowledge the flaws in my work, yet in those fleeting moments, I relish the conviction that fueled the creation for audiences and kindred spirits.

Life mirrors art in its complexity. Looking back might trigger poignant memories, but as someone loved once said, our present selves are molded by the trials and tribulations of yesteryears.

Embracing the philosophy that "if you can't achieve success in your obsession, no one else can," I find inspiration in the madness that fuels passion. On the set, the directive "action" signifies a moment of undivided focus, a principle I apply to life — when I speak, others must heed.

This ethos propels me forward, reminding me to cherish the present, appreciating those who stand by me in this moment.

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By S Vishnuvardha Rajeshwaran

Sapno ko sachai me badalne ke liye raat aur din ek kar chuka tha

Chand numbaro ke liye raaton me sapne dekhne band kar chuka tha

Khwahish thi kuch seekh ne ki Ummeed thi kuch pane ki

Jazbaa tha kuch kar dikhane ka

Par Manzil paane ki raah bhatak chuka tha mai,

Samaaj ke bhool bhulaiya me ulajh chuka tha mai..

Yaha apne aap ko saabit karne ke chakkar me jeena bhool chuka tha

Zindagi ke daud me apna sapna bhool chuka tha kuch pane ke liye apno ko kho chuka tha mai

Thak haar kar jab do pal sochne ko mile

Tab is ghere se nikal kar apno ke sath vahi

khawaish vahi ummeed aur vahi jazba pura karne nikal chuka tha mai…

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Department of Mechanical Engineering

Agaash SB History tells us that powerful people come from powerful places. History was wrong. Powerful people make places powerful.

Karanveer Singh Pundir

Work hard, Party Harder

Karan Singh Johal Be Indomitable

Nidhi Mudgala Eat pasta, run fasta

Tushar Pratap

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ROSHAN P RAVEENDRAN

Don't stop when you are tired, stop when you are done

Chandy Alex Koshy

In difficult circumstances always act on first impressions.

Sanjana Ashok Iyer

It's never too late to start believing in yourself.

Aryan Gupta

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Prakhar Dwivedi My pronouns are awe/some.

Adithya Kumar I'm not in IR

Ayyan Bodduluri

Good times are ahead

Dhruv Garg

Is a quote necessary for SNU times

Parth Nahata

Those who don't jump never fly

Tanuj Singh

Let me tell you a story...

Mrityunjay Prasad

Don't give up, great things take time.

Revanth A

Here's to not knowing what I'm doing with the rest of my life!

Neeraj Krishna

If I told you that a flower bloomed in a dark room would you trust it ¿

Sanjay

When life gives you lemons, make lemonade

Chanchali Lohit Shiva Kumar

Darker hours bring out the darkest shades

Jhalak Vatsyayan "har k*ttiy* ka din aata hai, mera kab aaega?"

Abishiek S A

Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can.

Kartik Moona Speedrunning life

Armaan Bajaj

Better to say "OOPS" than "WHAT IF"

Ayush Sinha

Yeh juniors, itne weird kyu hai?

Saayan Gupta To Make A Hero Out Of Someone.... Someone Needs To Be The Villain...

Akshith Srinivasan "Crushing it" since 2002

Arushee Rajeev

Be proud of who you are and not ashamed of how someone else sees you.

Vasishta E

BYE GUYS!!!!

Tanmay Rakheja

Novelty sparks curiosity! Never shy away from exploring new opportunities in life...

Aditya Chandrasekar Yearbook Quotes were due TODAYY :)

Gursimran Singh

Juhi Maheshwari

Learnings and memories go hand in hand

Tannay Jain

Friendship, coffee, textbooks, and a sprinkle of love: the perfect recipe for an unforgettable engineering adventure

Anushka Gupta

Had more breakups than breakfasts.

Ishaan Agarwal

I want to thank Google, Wikipedia, and to whoever invented copy and paste. Thank you.

Yeh Quote Likhna zaroori hai kya

Ishank Singhai Limit tends to infinity!

R Naveen Kumar

"I want to thank YouTube, ChatGPT and to whoever invented copy and paste."

Saim H Naqvi

Ad Astra Abyssosque

Neha Biju

Survived college on a diet of friendship, junk food, and the occasional burst of productivity.

Mohak Sharma So out of pocket.

Roshan Manoj Uthup

And I Knew Exactly What To Do. But In A Much More Real Sense, I Had No Idea What To Do. - Michael Scott

Saiyam Reshi

Spitting rhymes through life's verses, I found my flow.

Sushil Kumar "Nothing is Permanent... "

Puttam Adithya Reddy

I'm not a Player, I'm a Gamer. Players get chicks While I get Achievements.

K S SAI SABAREESH "Knowledge is knowledge when you put it into practice"

Sanjana Thakur Napping through deadlines, mastering the art of slothful success.

Shivam ramanathan

Don't be scared of failure there is a place for everyone

Get ready, pop it , let's go !

Taanvi Tyagi

Karan Kishore S S

Roses are red, Violets are blue, I am black

Rishit Jain

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Faculty

Ankit GuptaDivya ShrivastavaGaneshthangaraj PHarender Sinhmar

Harpreet SinghHarpreet Singh GrewalMeha BhograRajesh Reddy

Santanu MitraSaurav Goel

Sudipto Mukherjee

Sumit Tiwari

Visakh Vaikuntanathan

Artist Spotlight

ByMuthumeena Ramanathan

Through the Lens of R. Naveen Kumar

Artist Spotlight

“Lost and Found In verse”

-Chaheti Goyal

“Lost and Found in Verse” emerges as a deeply personal narrative inspired by an in-class poetry exercise in which the author described his journey of reconnecting with nature after the recent loss of his sibling. Similarly, this piece unfurls my last 15 months' tale, a dance of grief, love, and renewal after losing both my maternal grandparents and my paternal grandfather. As a classically trained kathak dancer, my journey has primarily been one of interpreting and embodying tales of Radha-Krishna. However, this piece marks a departure from the familiar terrain, an odyssey into the uncharted territories of my own sorrow. For a dancer accustomed to the traditional choreographies from the Gurus, a self-choreography with layers of emotions seems like a challenge which reminds me of my first-ever question to our dance Professor Aadya, “I can perform any learnt choreography very well, but why do I always struggle with the facial expression? “To which she replied, “Because you are not performing your own stories, Chaheti, you are performing Radha’s and Krishna’s story; the day you perform your own story, the expressions will be there.” This piece allowed me to explore the Navarasa within the contours of my own body. This performance is my unspoken conversation with the audience. A courageous expression of vulnerability through the movement "Lost and Found in Verse" is not a goodbye, but a celebration of the enduring spirit born from the crucible of profound loss. This dance is not a farewell; it is a celebration. It is a celebration of the resilience that blooms in the aftermath of heartache, a celebration of the strength derived from the delicate dance between sorrow and healing. It is a celebration of life's inevitable cycle—of being lost in the depths of sorrow and ultimately finding solace and renewal. I extend an invitation to the audience to embark on this emotional journey with me.

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SURGE

“More Than Sports, It's a Journey of Triumph”

The second offline edition of Surge, the Annual Intercollege Sports Fest of Shiv Nadar Institution of Eminence, took place from the 3rd to the 5th of November 2023. Surge has always been dedicated to fostering a culture of sportsmanship and teamwork among students.

Featuring 11 sports - athletics, basketball, badminton, chess, cricket, football, futsal, volleyball, squash, tennis, and table tennis - the fest attracted participation from over 80 colleges across India. With a total of 2000 participants joining the SNIoE teams, the competition witnessed over 500 matches played over 4 action-packed days.

With unwavering dedication, the organizing committee meticulously delved into every intricate aspect of this fest over a span of more than 6 months. Their goal was to present a show beyond reproach. Following the success of the inaugural Surge edition in November 2022, expectations ran high among both the student community and the administration for this year’s committee.

However, with the steadfast support of our exceptional team, the administration, the sports department, and notably, the generous contributions from our esteemed sponsors such as Wai Wai, Cosco, Yonex, Stag, Fuji Films, Dassault Systems, Jio Saavan, and many others, we surpassed everyone's expectations. Together, we navigated this fest to unprecedented heights, setting new standards of sporting ethos for all involved.

SURGE

Day 0 commenced on the 2nd of November, with the eagerly anticipated inaugural cricket and football matches. As Day 1 unfolded, the campus buzzed with activity as all sporting events kicked off, drawing enthusiastic participation from students and external participants alike. Despite challenges like crowd control, the fest continued to thrive, reaching its peak on Days 2 and 3, with intense semifinals and finals.

The fest culminated in a grand prize distribution ceremony on the 5th of November, honouring the passion and accomplishments of all participants. Surge boasted the highest turnout of external participants in any fest organized at SNU. To cap off the festivities, we were honoured to have Mr. Mahim Verma, Ex BCCI Vice President, as our Chief Guest to present the awards. No fest is complete without a celebration, and the eagerly anticipated DJ night following the prize distribution ceremony proved to be a highlight of the event. The evening was further electrified by a captivating performance from Inferno, the dance society of SNU, leaving everyone with unforgettable memories to cherish.

Surge transcended being just an event; it became an emotional journey of preparation, practice, and accomplishment. The camaraderie, challenges, and triumphs combined to create an extraordinary college experience cherished by us all. Being a part of such a special endeavour is a privilege we will always treasure.

With Love and Memories,

Surge Overall Coordinators

Q & A Brig. Steve Ismail (retd)

Q- "Could you share any unique incidents or experiences from your time at SNU that stand out to you, ones that differ from your previous experiences or memories?"

A- I've spent my life in the army, and prior to that, I was in military training for many years from a very young age. So, one thing I've always had in my life is clarity of mission and purpose. Every single hour and every single day, we're trained and conditioned to focus on what we're doing because the price of not doing so is too high for us. This is my first exposure possibly coming out of the armed forces environment into a community of people who are students at different stages.

One thing that struck me was the positive energy and eagerness in many students. There's a lot of eagerness and positive energy to engage in various activities such as clubs, societies, and events like Surge and Breeze. I noticed that students involved in conducting these activities were very passionate and committed, often working late hours without needing to be told or driven to do so. The same could be said for the student council. Elected members devoted most of their day to attending to their responsibilities rather than just being figureheads.

However, on the less positive side, I noticed a certain segment of students who seemed directionless. They were simply passing time on campus, perhaps enjoying the freedom after leaving their school years and being away from home. They didn't seem to have any purpose or focus, which is concerning because it won't lead them to the outcomes they desire in life.

Q- "As someone from an army background, what advice or insights would you offer to the graduating batch as they enter their professional journey? Specifically, what key trait or factor do you believe is essential for students to possess as they transition into the professional world?"

A- I believe that in any profession or walk of life, feeling fulfilled requires serving a purpose beyond oneself. This purpose must be something larger than oneself, towards which one directs their energies. Unfortunately, in current times, there is a lot of emphasis on the self, on personal happiness, dreams, and goals. While these are important, true fulfillment comes from being valued by others, not just valuing oneself. We are valued by others when we serve a purpose of value, regardless of the profession.

This means being dependable, and capable, and demonstrating qualities that make us a positive influence in any environment we work in. And, like anything in life, this requires practice. Just as one must exercise to become physically strong, one must exercise their ability to serve a purpose in order to be effective at it. It's not something that can be put off until later.

My advice to anyone entering the professional world is to fully engage in their work or profession, becoming dependable and valuable. Let others see that you are a valuable contributor to the team, which will require effort and work. In doing so, you will earn respect, receive your due recognition, find satisfaction, and lead a fulfilled life.

Q-"Can you share a memorable or funny incident that occurred during your time on campus? Something unexpected that happened out of the blue, but you thoroughly enjoyed?"

A- One of my most enjoyable experiences on this campus has been my unstructured interactions with students. For example, I make it a point to have at least one meal in the dining hall, where I seek out a table where two, three, or four students are already seated and eating. Even though I don't know any of them, I sit down alongside them. Sometimes, they look surprised or uncomfortable, and I often jest, "Allow me to spoil your lunch or dinner." Out of politeness, they usually decline, but then we sit together. Sometimes, these interactions don't lead to much conversation, but many times, I've had the best conversations, ideas, and feedback from students in these exchanges. These interactions are completely unstructured, with no idea how the other person will respond or react. Nine times out of ten, I come away feeling how nice it was that I came to DH 2/3 today, I come away feeling energized and grateful for the experience. It's like a highlight of my day, sitting with unknown students during my meals. If I hadn't done so, I wouldn't have had such a nice experience.

Q-"What's your favourite spot on campus outside of your office?"

A- If you were to ask me about my favourite spot on campus, it would definitely be the lake. I tend to be on the peripheral road often, running or riding to the stables. I enjoy nature, and the lake is possibly the most beautiful and energizing spot on the whole campus. At different times of the day, you get different energy— whether it's the early morning, daytime, or evening. Our university is very fortunate to have such a beautiful lake.

Q- "If you could replace one thing on campus—whether it's a policy, rule, infrastructure, or anything else— what would be the first thing that comes to your mind?"

A- This campus, envisioned and created by our founder, Mr. Shiv Nadar, is truly beautiful. As students, staff, and faculty, we need to pause and remind ourselves of the privilege we have to be on such a campus. Many of us, when we enter various professions, may not even see a blade of grass or a tree; we may find ourselves in multi-storied buildings. In those moments, we'll fondly remember the green open spaces of this campus. If you were to ask me one thing that I feel we're missing out on here, it's the utilization of the sports facilities. I strongly believe that physical activity and sports are integral to our well-being and completeness as individuals. We're privileged to have excellent spaces and facilities here, but they're not utilized in the manner I'd like to see.

I would like to see sports being integrated into the life of a residential campus like this, at least for two days a week. I propose that all classes should finish by 5 pm at the latest, and every student, regardless of their proficiency level, should participate in mandatory sports for one hour on those two days. Whether it's in the evening or morning, it should be a compulsory part of the program. I'm confident that this initiative will help many of us feel better about ourselves, release stress and tensions, and honour the vision of our founder, who gifted us such a beautiful campus.

Q- "Do you have any concluding words or advice you would like to offer to the fourth-year stude nts?"

A- I wish you all the best. When you look at graduation, you may think of it as your finish line. But I'd like to remind you that it's actually the start line. It's not the finish line. Everything you've done before this was just a warm-up phase. Now, you're at the start line. From the day you graduate, you're the master of your own destiny and the scripter of your own life. Do a good job. Don't let yourself down.

50 Shades of Winter

By Ashwani Garg

Blinks but an hour or two, and then, A blood-red orange sets again, Late lies the wintry sun a-bed, A frosty, fiery sleepy-head glen…

The night is darkening around me, The wild wind coldly blows, Setting nature all a-quiver, eradicating the quietude, Turning everything lacklustre as it flows…

Permeated in the golden shimmer, Black are my steps on silver sod, I witnessed those 50 Shades of winter, Thick blows my frosty breath aboard…

Art By: Kumari Indu

Doctor of Philosophy

Doctors in Philosophy

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Yogesh Kumar

Sarvapriya Singh

Dheer Singh

Mayank Garg

Jayanth Ivvala

Dheeraj Tripathi

COMPUTER SCIENCE

ENGINEERING

Abhishek Tiwari

Jaydeep Kishore

CIVIL ENGINEERING

Vishnu Kumar

ECONOMICS

Nidhi Jain

PHYSICS

Yogesh Yadav’

Joshua Asirvatham

Mamta Arya

Aritra Laha

Prashant Hitaishi

Debojyoti Kundu

Sudipta Choudhury

SOCIOLOGY

Gideon Thomas Mathson

Sarah Haq

Anirban Bhattacharyya

ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

Kotha Venugopalachary

Priyanka Mathur

LIFE SCIENCES AND BIOINFORMATICS

Rahul Hada

Himani Saxena

Juhi Khurana

Jyoti Kumari

Monika Saini

Deepu Sharma

Khushboo Gupta

Shaheen

Deepa Sethi

Parul Pal

MATHEMATICS

Apoorva Singh

Shivani Chauhan

CHEMISTRY

Bhawana Nagar

Shalini Yadav

Souvik Guha

Ankita Tripathi

Debajit Maiti

Mousumi Baruah

Subrata Munan

Dhiraj Barman

Saad Zafar

Sangeeta

FOUNDED BY THE CLASS OF 2024

Strategen

Founded by Harnam Singh Chhabra

"As I reflect on my time here at SNU, one of the highlights undoubtedly has been the journey of founding Strategen, our psychology and behavioral science club. From the moment the idea sparked in my mind, I was driven by a passion to create a space where fellow students could engage in deep discussions about the intricacies of the human mind and delve into philosophical musings.

What amazed me most was the seamless process SNU offered for starting something new. With the unwavering support of my peers and the guidance of our seniors, Strategen came to life in my very first year. Together with a group of friends who shared my vision, we embarked on a mission to foster intellectual curiosity and exploration within our university community.

Collaborating with Nexus, the gaming society, to bring our first event, 'Galactica,' to fruition was a defining moment. This live board game, steeped in strategy and competition, not only entertained but also challenged participants to think critically and strategically.

However, what truly made this journey special was witnessing the vibrant discussions and camaraderie that flourished within Strategen's meetings and events. From short games to thought-provoking forums, every gathering was an opportunity for personal growth and connection.

As I pass the torch to future leaders, I am filled with hope and excitement for the future of Strategen. May it continue to be a beacon of intellectual curiosity and a platform for deep exploration for generations of SNU students to come.

Founding Strategen has been a defining chapter of my SNU experience, one that I will cherish and carry with me as I embark on new adventures. Here's to the memories made, the friendships forged, and the endless possibilities that lie ahead."

FOUNDED BY THE CLASS OF 2024 Equesterian Club

Founded by Jagannath Varma K

In the early days of April 2021, a spirited newcomer, Jagannath Varma Kalidindi, took the initiative to establish the Equestrian Club, under the guidance of Maj.Gen. Jai, aiming to streamline and enhance all equestrian- related activities on campus. His vision was to create a structured platform that would efficiently organize, structure and build student engagements associated with these activities.

Despite the challenges posed by the pandemic and a reduced student presence on campus, the club witnessed an unprecedented surge in sign-ups, setting a new record for student club participation. More than just a sports club, the Equestrian Club operates as an immersive training program, placing a paramount focus on the welfare of the horses.

It offers a range of activities, prominently featuring horse riding classes while also serving as a liaison between the administration, DSA (Dean of Student Affairs), and DoPE (Department of Physical Education) as the primary point of contact for student-related equestrian endeavours.

The club’s ethos revolves not solely around horse riding but extends to nurturing various other essential skills such as handling, grooming, and fostering an array of enjoyable activities centered around the magnificent creatures. Jagannath’s proactive approach and the overwhelming response from the student body in embracing this club during the pandemic highlight the dedication to the well-being of horses and the eagerness among students to engage in these enriching equestrian experiences.

Presently, Mr. Anil Kumar, DGM Administration, stands as a strong coordinating force, offering invaluable support on behalf of the SNU Administration.

Founding Family 2024

The Last Page

And just like we reach the end of this book. It went by quicker than the last 4 years, didn’t it? We had the privilege of compiling this yearbook, and we hope you liked it. It’s surreal to think that the people we’ve met, laughed with, and passed by, will now be scattered all over the world, only connected by the promises of what comes tomorrow, and the memories of what came before. It will be hard to stay in touch but we hope that we can all find our way back to each other. We hope these 4 years were memorable for you in the best way possible, we hope you take them with you everywhere you go, and we wish everyone the very best. Guess it’s finally time to walk up that stage, and out the gates of SNU to take on everything that comes next. Goodbye and All the best!

Godspeed.

Yearbook Team

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