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“I am typically found under highways and railway tracks; I allow water to be channeled underneath; what am I?” “Culvert,” answered Amrita students Hema Sharanya and Rini John Alappat. These. . .
A one-day national conference on Gen-X Hospital Management Mantras was organized by the Department of Hospital Administration at the Amrita School of Medicine on April 2, 2012. Titled NOVUS 2012,. . .
How much impact can one committed person make? Quite a lot, as it turns out. Varun Venkataraman, final-year student of B.Tech. (Mechanical Engineering) at Amrita’s Coimbatore campus initiated various programs. . .
It is said to be one of the most controversial mining projects in the world. Although India’s Supreme Court cleared Vedanta’s proposal for bauxite mining in Odisha in 2007, the. . .
Since India attained independence, the per capita availability of water in the country has plummeted 70% to 1,582 cubic meters per year. This makes India a water-stressed nation. If the. . .
Sports is an edifice of unity where every differences melts. Its a paradox where aggression can be peaceful, loss can be dignified, happiness is tearful and where means is the. . .
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Amrita’s Bengaluru campus organized a national-level seminar on Computer Vision for Robotics during February 24-25, 2012. The Department of Computer Science and. . .
The Amrita School of Business at Kochi hosted their first-ever B-Fest during March 17-18, 2012. Named Asthra (or weapon, in Sanskrit), the business festival exhorted over 200 student participants to. . .
Women in engineering and technology came together all over the world during Engineers Week this March to engage in meaningful conversations about their careers and lives. Titled Global Marathon, the. . .
“The future of energy in India lies in smart backward linkage to the sun. It is the only perennial source of energy, which is renewable in the truest sense,” stated. . .
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