Vol.

- 6 Issue XIX, April-June 2010

Best of Luck for a successful path ahead!
"It is the youth that sows the seeds of responsibility, assumes leadership, illuminates, aspires and inspires"
Kiran Bedi, the first woman IPS officer in India and a former IITian .

The Quarterly in-house publication of Resonance

An IITian’s
Thirst For Pure
Quotes 4
RKV Sir's Message 5
IIT SNIPPETS 7
Cover Story 8
Mahesh Gupta, creator of Kent RO System & a mechanical engineering
graduate from IIT-Kanpur performs a miracle of remolding the world around
him. He has proved that one really can 'Think and Grow Rich' by expanding
the infinite mental capacities, if one has the will power.

The incredible IITian empowering exporters at

Tirupur 11
Kiran Bedi 12
Reso Reaper 14
Math is for everyone 15
Winners
Nawabs Of Lucknow
16
18
IIT-Guwahati
Olympiad Prowess 19
Barbarika, The disciple of Krishna 20
VICTOR CUP 2010 21
Salt Shakers of 2009 22
MEDALHUNT- Olympiads 24
Physics Force 25
Chemistry Catalyst 26
Math Exponent 27
IIT-Guwahati 28
Reso Seeds 30
The police captain wears medals of values 31
Giant size work in nanotech 32
A craving for excellence
Think To Win
33
34
Kiran Bedi
Enhance potentiality in Thermochemistry 35
Rainbow 36
Know Mania 38
Eureka 39
Khul Ja Sim-Sim 41
Snap Shot 43
 The spring's here!

What does one learn from Bollywood flick, '3 Idiots'? Lot many lessons, I suppose.
It had the real focus, on the education system, and whether educators, parents and
students alike need a fundamental rethink of their perspective on what education
and learning are about. We can re-look at a lot of things and make an impact at an
individual level.
In the 'knowledge age' what is needed is a system that ensures plenty of self-
motivated hard work driven through a system where learning is meaningful,
relevant and based on developing skills for the rest of a person's life. The youngsters
with the drive, passion and fearlessness for the battle of life to win as raw material,
will find many takers who would rightly teach what they needed them to know.
Mahesh Gupta, graduated from Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, got
groomed to be a missionary who has this essential inner “wealth”, is a creator of
Kent RO System and with his unfailing positive attitude and burning desire has
done something infinitely greater than making a water purifier and has proved that
one really can “Think and Grow Rich” by expanding the infinite mental capacities, if
one has the will power.
Activity is the insignia of life. Rising from the realms of unactivity and not
succumbing to inactivity, KiranBedi, the first woman IPS officer in India and a
former IITian (Ph.D. from IIT Delhi) always kept herself moving and in action.
Devoured in honesty, truthfulness and sincerity, Sushant Saxena, yet another IITian
in khaki, is a man of values and principles who struggled to pave his own way that
leads to selfless service to mankind.
A great number of people have learnt the art to be happy and successful in life. Most
of them moved ahead facing the challenges and looking problems as opportunities.

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R K Verma R K Sharma Vidhu Gaur

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 Wo rd s Wo r t h
Success seems to be
largely a matter of hanging
on after others have let go.
-William Feather
An American publisher and author,
based in Cleveland, Ohio

The world is what we think it is. If we can

change our thoughts, we can change the
world.
-H.M. Tomlinson
An American football player

Only those who are growing and

productive face impediments.
Nobody trims the hair in the eyelids, but
the hair on the head is regularly cut.
-Anonymous

Don't waste time calculating your

chances of success and failure. Just fix
your aim and begin.
-Pan Yin Tze
A Chinese soap opera artist

wise
 A message of hope

Many aspirants (of Indian Institute of Technology Joint Entrance Exam and other Engineering competitive examinations) find
difficult to achieve their lofty dreams. The inner power and competency is very important in achieving the desired returns of
the expectations inculcated within. Amplifying on one's dreams is not just enough but a holistic approach is necessary to
realize the dreams of cracking IIT-JEE and other Engineering competitive examinations, which intends to remind the aspirant
about his/her dreams and stir passion within at every conceivable touch point.
This year's IIT-JEE will be conducted on April 11, 2010. Your stay at Resonance was not a mere study of cluttered books but was
an experience, the intention of which was to primarily trace out important and pertinent points and concept clearance,
necessary for cracking IIT-JEE and other Engineering competitive examinations. Continual practice and revision; relying
completely on Class Notes, Daily Practice Problems (DPPs) and Sheets will be instrumental in making you more confident in
taking IIT-JEE. The guidance and direction of your experienced faculty members, who acted more as your mentors will
certainly help in augmenting your potential and your morale.
Synthesized efforts of students and faculty members of Resonance will surely open the gates of knowledge of Indian Institutes
of Technology (IITs) for which I wish luck to my students.
I also welcome my new learners who have believed in Resonance to accomplish their dreams. I take privilege in making them
clear that studying at Resonance is not mere by-hearting the books but it's an experience that makes a learner adept and clear in
concepts and fundamentals which is not only important for cracking IIT-JEE and also for studies at Indian Institutes of
Technology (IITs).
5276 selections (3345 from Classroom and 1931 from Distance Learning Programmes), in the span of 9 years, Resonance has
developed and has taken a leap forward in making education more precise and accurate and also by obtaining rank in top 10
and producing highest score in mathematics in IIT-JEE 2009 ( by Anvit Singh Tawar-AIR 9).
The Department of Research and Development at Resonance continuously strives and keeps the study pattern at par with the
patterns of IIT-JEE and accordingly restructures the curriculum planning. By maintaining equanimity in teaching
methodology, to make the education more easily available, Resonance other than its 8 study centres and 4 information centres
has come up with 3 new study centres at Udaipur, Bengaluru and Bhubaneswar. We have never compromised for quality
teaching at our origin Kota even after having centres across the country. The quality teaching is ensured by rigorous faculty
training and developmental programs for fresh and existing teachers apart from recruiting faculty directly at the senior level.
At the end, I wish my outgoing students All the Best and encourage my incoming students to get ready with vigor to excel in
their endeavors.

R K Verma
B.Tech., IIT-Madras, 1994

ANUNAAD, April - June 2010 5

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 IIT
IIT SNIPPETS
IIT drug to treat kidney diseases receives patent

An indigenous drug,
developed by scientists at the
Indian Institute of
Technology-Madras, which
can remove toxic
phosphorous from the body
of a patient with chronic
kidney failure has been
awarded a process patent.
Sevelamer Hcl, the oral
medicine introduced in the
market four years ago by
Pune-based pharmaceutical
company Emcure under the
brand name Foseal, is a gel-
like substance which swells
up within the body and
binds the phosphorous. It
then exits the body through
faeces. The drug was
developed by organic
chemist and IIT-M professor
S Sankararaman along with
Madras Institute of
Nephrology (MIN). Until
then patients had to either
use metal-based drugs with
side-effects or import a
similar drug.
The fact that the latest
phosphate binder is a resin
apart from being indigenous
makes manufacturing simpler
and hence cost effective. After
having devised an indigenous
method of developing the
drug, the scientists applied for
a patent. Nephrologists say
the drug is efficient, delays
dialysis when given early to
kidney failure patients and
increases quality of life in
patients who are on dialysis.

Engineers hit top spot in CAT again this year

IT's official now. Those with an
engineering or tech background are the
hands-down winners when it comes to
CAT. Out of the 2.5 lakh-plus students
who took this year's CAT, just 11 bagged
a 100 percentile. Of them, all are from
engineering/tech backgrounds with
some six hailing from the elite IITs.
Topping the list is Varun Mangamoori of
IIT-Madras, who has scored 299 out of
450. The remaining 10 include Rahul
Singh of IIT Bombay, Vivek Gupta of IIT
Roorkee, Ankit Garg of Punjab
Engineering College, Kiran Kanchana of
NIT Warangal, Bharat Goel of IIT achieved a 100 percentile, a majority
Delhi, Patrick D'Souza of Motilal were from the IITs, and one each from
Nehru National Institute of IIIT Hyderabad and NIT, Trichy.
Technology, Rohan Joshi of IIT
Bombay, Vinay Tibrewal of IIT
Madras, Ayush Kedia of NIT
Durgapur and Pushpak Pusegaonkar
of Visvesvaraya National Institute of
Technology, Nagpur.
CAT aspirants with similar
backgrounds have been making it to
the 100 percentile club quite regularly
for quite sometime now. Last year, for
instance, of the 9 students who

The Future is Here

Willow Garage, a Silicon Valley research
group celebrated the success of their PR2
mobile robot recently. PR2 (Personal Robot 2)
has wheels and can cover a distance of a mile
and a quarter per hour. It navigated the
company's cramped office, opened doors,
entered rooms and plugged its power cord
into ten electrical sockets - using its agile arm
and hand. Scientists here wanted to see how
they could push the limits of hardware,
software and systems for robots and whether
a robot could perform a certain set of tasks
reliably.
Sachin Chitta, one of the people who
developed PR2, and an alumnus of IIT
Bombay, says about the robot, "A bunch of
people were pretty nervous, including me,
Courtesy - Times of India
about what would happen, what the robot
would do. People were trying to mess with
the robot as it was doing its task by
jumping in front of it, blocking its path, but
it's a persistent robot, it didn't fail, it keeps
trying." Along with being persistent, it's
clever as well. If it finds a door locked, it
simply moves on to the next one instead of
continually trying to open it.
Though on the surface, it seems like a small
step, it is a giant leap for scientists working
in robotics. Since PR2 is designed as a
platform to conduct research and build
applications in mobile manipulation in real
human environments, it will help many
scientists to spin off ever faster into the
future. Manoj Sharma,
Additional Director (A & M)

ANUNAAD, April - June 2010 7

Water, Drop Of Life.

Pour In Your Glass Clean Water !

Discover the efforts of an IITian
to keep a healthy body...
 Cover Story -
W
ater is life. It is vital
for our body
functions. Five and
half cups of water per
day is required for
the normal metabolism of the body. Here
the stress is on pure water. Mr. Mahesh
Gupta, creator of Kent RO system
realized this fact in 1999, when both of
his children were caught up by jaundice,
a water-borne disease. At that time it
struck to him that application of a water
purifier might have saved his children
from the disease. This incident made him
search for the water purifiers in the
market but soon it came to his
comprehension that none of the purifiers
available, met the standards he was
looking for. And so he decided to make
one of his own purifier by importing
components from abroad. The proper
functioning of the purifier, meeting his
needs and specifications of the
purification of water made him think to
launch the same water purifier for the
entire nation. Today, Kent RO System
has a much bigger turnover of Rs. 25
crore as compared to Rs 5 crore of S.S.
Engineering, his first venture and more
people know him as the founder of Kent
RO Systems than his first company.
He started off, working in the garage of
his house. He took care of everything,
including being the peon, typist etc all by
himself. He dissolved his ego at that
time. He did not want to approach any of
his contacts because he didn't want
anyone to feel like they were doing him
favors. He knew that if his product was
truly valuable he will be able to convince
people he didn't know to buy his
product. It was only after the first year
that Mahesh Gupta bought a place to put
up his factory.
Mahesh Gupta graduated in mechanical
engineering from Indian Institute of
Technology (IIT) Kanpur and then did
his masters in petroleum from the
Indian Institute of Petroleum,
Dehradun. He then joined Indian Oil
and worked as a manager in technical
services department for about 10
years.
The latent burning desire reinforced
itself on him and made him get
through all the perspiration necessary
to overcome the inevitable obstacles
along the way to reach the desired
goal. In 1988, he realized that his inner
urge was to do much more than just a
routine job. He possessed some
brilliant ideas for petroleum products
and to accomplish those ideas, he
decided to quit Indian Oil and that
marked the beginning of his first
venture, S.S. Engineering Industries,
which commenced with a meager
investment of Rs. 20, 000. This
company is in the business of
manufacturing innovative oil flow
meters and oil testing kits and till date,
this company is a profitable business
with an annual turnover of Rs 5 crore.
What makes Kent RO different from
other water purifiers is, first, its
technology. It uses a reverse osmosis
process, followed by an ultraviolet
- Mahesh Gupta
process, which is followed by a system to
retain essential natural minerals in the
water. This product is patented.
Technologically, it offers a great
advantage as it removes dissolved
impurities like salts and heavy metals,
while retaining essential minerals. Also,
the UV process in Kent RO kills the
bacteria that pass through the
membrane. 'Of course, other than
technology we also differentiate our
products in terms of performance,
servicing, branding etc.'
Over the past few years, a number of
competitors have come into the RO
segment. Mahesh Gupta had
competition from Eureka Forbes,
Whirlpool, Phillips etc, but his product
still performs the best. It has an X-factor
that is difficult to quantify to the public.
The components are same as that of other
manufacturers, but it is that slight
modifications in the way RO use these
components that give RO an edge over
the others.
'Today, a major chunk of our business
comes from household consumers. The
demand comes more from homes than
offices.' Mahesh Gupta has created a
competent marketing team that
approaches institutions, interested in
ordering the product.
Kent RO Systems, which has Bollywood
actor Hemamalini and
her daughter Esha and
Aahna as its brand
ambassadors, has
earmarked Rs 15 crore
towards marketing and
advertisements.
Rs 1, 000 -crore Indian
 Cover Story -
water purifying industry is growing at
20 per cent annually and according to
Gupta, Kent intends to capture a 25 per
cent share of this industry by end of 2010.
To further strengthen its marketing ties,
the company has done strategic
marketing tie up with Indian Oil and Big
Bazaar to make the product range
available to the consumers.
“We are also stepping up our presence in
all the new formats stores across the
country. The distribution channels are
also being scaled up. The tie-up with IOC
will help to market the purifiers at select
outlets, ” he added in one of his
interviews.
The challenges are many but in those
challenges lay several opportunities and
a good entrepreneur captures the
lucrative opportunities to build the
brand and raise consumer awareness
like Mahesh Gupta did for clean water
technology.
Mahesh Gupta is looking forward to
increase international focus but
currently his main markets for exports
are Pakistan, Bangladesh, Kenya and Sri
Lanka.
Being extremely passionate for work,
Mahesh Gupta moved ahead facing the
challenges and looking problems as
opportunities. He grew an attitude
which helped him reach his full potential
in every activity he took up.
Success is failure turned inside out
The silver tint of the clouds of doubt
And you never can tell how close you are
It may be near, when it seems afar;
So stick to the fight, when you're hardest
hit,
It's when things seem worst that you
mustn't quit!
ANUNAAD, April - June 2010
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ihus ;ksX; lkQ cukus okyh iz.kkyh dh ryk'k dhA xqIrk
dks eglwl gqvk fd cktkj esa lgh ek;us esa ,slh dksbZ
iz.kkyh ugha gS] tks ihus ds ikuh dks gkfujfgr djus ds
ekun.Mksa ij iwjh rjg [kjh mrj ldsA blh ds ckn
mUgksaus vius ?kj ds xSjst esa igyh vkj vks iz.kkyh rS;kj
dhA blh ds ckn muds fnekx esa ;g ckr Hkh vkbZ fd
tc eSa vius fy, ;g iz.kkyh rS;kj dj ldrk gw¡ ] rks
nwljks ds fy, D;ksa ugha\ blh lksp ls dsUV vkjvks
vfLrRo esa vk;kA
blh nkSjku xqIrk vk/;kfRed n`f"V ls dbZ ifjorZuksa ls
xqtjsA os thus dh dyk ¼vkVZ vkWQ fyfoax½ ds iz.ksrk
vk/;kfRed xq: jfo'kadj ds lEidZ esa vk, vkSj mudh
f'k{kkvksa dks vkRelkr djuk 'kq: dj fn;kA xqIrk dgrs
gSa fd og ,d ,sls O;fDr gSa ftudk muds thou ij
lcls T;knk vlj gqvk gSA *mUgksaus esjh lksp dks iwjh
rjg ls cny fn;k* xqIrk gj efgus 5&7 fnu vius xq:
ds vkJe tkrs gSaA vius eSustesaV ea=ksa ds ckjs esa iwNus
ij og dgrs gSa & *eSa cgqr vuqnkj gw¡* vkSj ekurk gw¡ fd
fdlh dks Hkh viuh vkfFkZd {kerk ds vuq:i gh vkxs
c<+uk pkfg, A* mudk nwljk ea= gS *O;kikj ges'kk lkQ
lqFkjk gh djuk pkfg,A* 10 lky esa dsaV vkjvks ifjokj
,d ls c<+rs&c<+rs Ms<+ gtkj yksxksa dh ,d l'kDr Vhe
cu x;k gSA vkt mudh dEiuh ux.; ls c<+dj 200
djksM+ dh gks xbZ gSA og dsaV vkjvks ifjokj ds fy,
lnL;ksa dk p;u dSlsa djrs gSa\ ;g iwNus ij mUgksaus
crk;k fd ge i<+kbZ fy[kkbZ ns[kdj r; djrs gSa] ;fn
og Bhd gS rks ge izf'k{k.k nsdj mls vius ;ksX; cuk
ysrs gSaA xqIrk tc ls vkVZ vkWQ fyfoax ls tqM+s gSa mudk
*gj {k.k mRlo* gksrk gSA og 'kkdkgkjh gS vkSj izfrfnu
/;ku vkSj iwtu djrs gSaA muds ifjokj esa iRuh ds
vykok ,d csVh vkSj ,d csVk gSA csVk o:.k muds
dkjksckj esa yxk gS vkSj csVh lqjfHk us izkphu Lekjdksa ds
iqu:)kj esa fo'ks"kKrk vftZr dh gSA
vkt ds ;wokvksa ds fy, mudk D;k lans'k gS\ ;g iwNus
ij xqIrk us dgk fd vkt ds ;qok esa vkRe fo'okl dh
deh gSA *mUgsa yxrk gS fd HkkSfrd lq[k lqfo/kk,sa tqVkus
ls vkRefo'okl vkrk gS] ysfdu ,slk ugha gSA
vkRefo'okl rHkh vkrk gS tc ;g Hkkouk vk, fd eSa ;g
dke dj ldrk gw¡A mUgsa ;g eglwl djus dh t:jr gS
fd lQyrk rHkh feysxh tc og iwjh n{krk ls dke
djsaxs vU;Fkk le; dh cckZnh gh gksxhA*
R K Sharma
SW & PR
10
The incredible
IITian
empowering
exporters
at Tirupur
M
an is the roof and crown
of creation. Gradation
among the human
beings is created by
differences in the
'quality and texture' of their emotions
and intellectual convictions. Sanjay
Gupta, one of IIT Delhi's brightest
students, did create that difference. A
graduate in 1983, Sanjay Gupta left the
abode of opulence which was brought in
by several job offers, many of them from
multinationals and rather decided to
follow his heart over his head. Ignoring
the offers, he shifted his bag and baggage
to Tirupur, a small town in Tamil Nadu
near the Nilgiris.
Gupta's move seemed a disaster as in
those days not many outside the state
knew of Tirupur's existence. (It’s rise to
fame as a textile export hub happened
later). But he was unfazed. It was always
his ambition to do something on his own.
Besides, being the only son, he felt he had
to help his father in the family business.
In 1982, his father had bagged a Rs 32-
lakh contract from Europe and shifted to
Tirupur.
“We always knew that Sanjay would be
on his own and not join a company, ”
says Sanjay Sangal, who studied at IIT
with Gupta and is now running his own
software consulting firm Microware in
Delhi.
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While the first few years were
primarily spent on understanding the
business of textiles, Gupta gradually
learnt that Tirupur exporters,
including his own family business,
were unable to compete with global
rivals because of inefficient processes
and lack of automation. “One couldn't
have asked for a better internship as
the first 10 years helped me
understand the business, realize the
inefficiencies and also gain trust of
local exporters, ” recalls Gupta.
Gupta brought several exporters in
Tirupur together to form their own IT
Company called G-Tech Info
Solutions. The company was formed
after Gupta. Many others realized that
they needed their own firm to oversee
procurement and deployment of new
IT solutions. “The real benefit of
technology lies in its application, and
not in the hype, ” says Gupta
succinctly.
“We now plan to have a centralized
- Sanjay Gupta
ERP that can be delivered to exporters
for monthly fee of Rs. 3-4, 000 without
having to invest upfront, ” he says. These
exporters are hoping that this proposed
enterprise resource planning software
will help them track export
consignments in real-time, through
computers and even mobile phones,
helping them erase almost Rs 800 crore in
losses each year because of delayed
shipments, apart from saving another
Rs 200-300 crore from supply chain
efficiencies.
Today, he has no regrets about what he is
doing. “It's a tricky issue and we have
had discussions around this recently, but
we must give back what Tirupur has
given to us, ” says Amita Gupta, his wife
who manages the family business and
helps him find enough time to fulfill his
mission.
Vidhu Gaur
SW&PR
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 "Be a Master at what you are doing - cultivate excellence,
balance the head and the heart. Be a Member of the
community - live an unselfish life and learn to give, be
responsible, and contribute something of value. Find
Meaning in life - live with a sense of higher purpose. For
me, this meant policing became the power to correct, not
arrest. At an institute like IIT, it is criminal to be
ordinary. Let us do better with our lives and resources"

Kiran Bedi
While Addressing to the students of IIT-Madras

Activity is the insignia of life. The
highest type of individuals is called
individuals of achievement. They work
not merely as laborers or workers, not for
the sake of wages, nor for the sake of
success but they live and act seeking only
a sense of fulfillment.
Who is mightier, the one who is making a
history in the world or the one who is
earning his livelihood?
Three hundred and sixty-five days make
a year. You find that some individuals
make history within a short time of ten
to twenty years carry out such
wonderful achievements as to leave
behind something remarkable for which
the succeeding generations are grateful.
Kiran Bedi is truly one such icon of
heroism. She was the first Indian woman
to join the Indian Police Services. She
was born on June 9, 1949 at Amritsar in
Punjab. She is one of the most renowned
police officers, who have put in their
whole hearted effort in serving the
society. She is the pride of our Indian
police force.
Rising from the realms of unactivity and
not succumbing to inactivity, Kiran
Bedi always kept herself moving and
in action. She kept on going, even
when the going got tougher. When we
act the glory of action is dependent
upon, not the environment, not where
you work and how you work, but it is
the intention or motive behind the
work that lends enchantment to the
very work. Due to her astute ardor, in
the recent times, she has been
appointed as the Director General of
India's Bureau of Police Research and
Development. Earlier, she served as
the Police Advisor in the United
Nations peacekeeping department.
For her noteworthy performance, she
was awarded with the UN medal. In
the year 2005, she received the
honorary degree of Doctor of Law.
She did her schooling from the Sacred
Heart Convent School in Amritsar and
completed her graduation in the
English language from the
Government College for Women in
Amritsar. She received her Masters
degree in Political Science from
Punjab University, Chandigarh and
continued her studies, even when she
joined the Indian Police force. In the year
1988, she obtained a degree in Law (LLB)
from Delhi University.
In the year 1993, the Department of
Social Sciences, the Indian Institute of
Technology in New Delhi awarded her
with a Ph.D. degree. Her topic of
research was Drug Abuse and Domestic
Violence. Kiran Bedi has won the
championship of all-India and all-Asian
tennis competition. When she was 22
years old, she won the Asian Ladies Title.
Kiran Bedi believes in the 3 M theory for
success: 1) Be a master at what you are
doing cultivate excellence, balance the
head and the heart. 2) Be a member of the
community live an unselfish life and
learn to give, be responsible and
contribute something of value. 3) Find
Meaning in life live with a sense of
higher purpose as for her policing meant
the power to correct and not to arrest.
A woman of substance, she not only
glorified Indian womanhood but
personified justice, integrity and
meaning of fulfillment of life. The work
when glorified, gathers a new
momentum, bristles with a new fervor

ANUNAAD, April - June 2010 12

- Kiran Bedi
only because of the faithful intentions of
the heart behind the worker's hand. Her
profundity manifested itself into writing
and she became the author of books like
“Empowering Woman as I See”, “Indian
Police as I see”, “Leadership and
Governance as I See”, “It's Always
Possible”, “As I See”, “What Went
Wrong”, “I Dare”, “Shadows in Cages”,
“The Kindly Baton”.
“I dare” opines the saga of woman
officer in the Indian Police Service who
pioneered a humane method of policing
marked by willpower, devotion to duty,
innovation, and compassion and, above
all, a never-say-die attitude. The
eyewitness account forthright and
unsparing in this fully revised and
updated edition provides a well-
documented exposé of the sabotage of
police reforms (to be implemented as per
a verdict of the Supreme Court of India)
by certain bureaucrats and by some
members of Kiran Bedi's own service.
This kind of sabotage was the proverbial
last straw that compelled her to 'shake
off the shackles'.
As she asserts: 'My self-respect, my
innate sense of justice and my beliefs and
values in life propelled me to throw off
the “yokes” that were already
obstructing my growth and I now made
up my mind to set myself free and be a
master of my own time.' This is a no-
holds-barred narrative packed with
punch, spirit and vitality.
“As I See” is a persistent effort by the
author to encourage greater awareness
about various social and ethical issues to
invoke, provoke and inspire
readers to heighten their
levels of sensitivity,
participation and response.
Her experience and expertise
include more than 33 years of
ANUNAAD, April - June 2010
tough, responsive and interactive
policing within India and outside. She
has worked with the United Nations as
the Police Advisor to the Secretary
General, in the Department of Peace
Keeping Operations. She has
represented India at the United
Nations, and in international forums
on crime prevention, drug trafficking
and abuse, prison reform, women's
issues and peace-keeping operations.
“It's Always Possible” illustrates
fundamental changes she brought,
giving a human face to the
administrative structure - creating an
exemplary system covering every
possible aspect of prison management.
Her primary objective was to
collectively and individually manage
the transition from a moribund system
to a responsive and sensitive
administration. Her efforts unfolded
the process of reformation involving
prison administration, prisoners and
the police.
Not letting her swayed by the very
nature of mind that is ever running
into its own self-chosen, instinct-
ploughed ruts; she always attempted
to bundle up all the wasteful channels
and made the waters of the mind run
through definite channels and made it
irrigate, the field of the divine within
herself.
She broke the barriers of tradition and
normalcy and strove to attain noble
ideals. She dreamt and had the
courage and tenacity to turn her
dreams into reality.
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*eSa ?kj esa lhfer jgus okyh ugha Fkh] cSBus okyh ugha FkhA
i<+rh Hkh Fkh] [ksyrh Hkh Fkh vkSj Ýs.M~l ds lkFk eLrh Hkh
djrh FkhA* ;g dguk gS ns'k dh igyh efgyk vkbZih,l
vf/kdkjh jgh Mk- fdj.k csnh dkA *mUgksaus crk;k& eSa lnk
dqN u dqN djrh jgrh FkhA os viuh lQyrk dk Js;
ifjokj ds ?kfu"V lEcU/kksa dks nsrh gSaA mUgksaus lnk vius
ekrk&firk dh mEehnksas ij [kjh mrjus dh dksf'k'k dhA o"kZ
1972 esa os vkbZih,l cuha vkSj 35 o"kksZa esa mUgksaus ml gj
leL;k dk lek/kku fd;k] ftls yksx Vkyrs jgrs FksA os
,slh igyh efgyk iqfyl vf/kdkjh Fkha] ftUgksaus 1973 dh
x.kra= fnol ijsM esa iqfyl dh Vksyh dk usr`Ro fd;kA
iz/kkuea=h Jherh bafnjk xk/kh muds izn'kZu ls bruh
izHkkfor gqbZa fd vxys fnu mUgsa iz/kkuea=h ds lkFk uk'rs
ij vkeaf=r fd;k x;kA o"kZ 1982 esa gq, ,f'k;kbZ [ksyksa ds
nkSjku fnYyh esa ;krk;kr lqpk: j[kus esa mUgksaus vge
Hkwfedk fuHkkbZA mudh vusd miyfC/k;ksa esa frgkM+ tsy
¼o"kZ 1993 ls vkxs½ esa vkewypwy lq/kkj Hkh 'kkfey gSa]
ftlds fy, mUgsa eSXlsls iqjLdkj ls lEekfur fd;k x;kA
egkfufj{kd dkjkxkj in laHkkyus ds ckn mUgksaus ,d
eghus esa gh tsy esa f'k{kk] O;olkf;d f'k{kk] /;ku] laxhr
la/;k vkSj [ksydwn dh xfrfof/k;ka 'kq: djok nhaA ,slk
djus ls dbZ cafn;ksa ds fy, tsy ?kj tSlh cu xbZA mUgksaus
dqN le; rd la;qDr jk"Vª esa Hkh dke fd;kA dbZ iqLrdksa
dh ysf[kdk fdj.k csnh dh lQyrkvksa dk flyflyk
cpiu esa gh 'kq: gks x;k FkkA mUgksaus crk;k] *eq>s igyk
lEeku i= ml le; feyk tc eSa ve`rlj ds gkV dkUosUV
ds twfu;j Ldwy esa i<+rh FkhA lEeku i= cgqr lqUnj Fkk
vkSj ml ij uu ds gLrk{kj Hkh FksA mls eSaus cjlksa rd
lgst dj j[kk FkkA* rc ls vc rd mUgsa vufxur ind
vkSj iqjLdkj fey pqds gSaA muesa uohure gS *vkidh
dpgjh* ds fy, loZJs"B ,adj dk vokMZA
mudk ekuuk gS le; vewY; gS vkSj ,d feuV Hkh cckZn
ugha djuk pkfg,A blfy, og ,d fnu esa lkekU; O;fDr
dh rqyuk esa rhu xquk dke fuiVk ysrh gSaA fjVk;j gksus ds
ckn mUgksaus nks xSj ljdkjh laxBu ¼,uthvks½ 'kq: fd, gSa]
rkfd os t:jreanksa dk bykt djk ldsa] mUgsa f'kf{kr dj
ldsa vkSj mUgsa lykg ns ldsaA muds 'kCnksa esa& eSaus fdlh
dke ls eqag pqjkus dh dksf'k'k ugha dhA ;fn eq>s gYdk
dke feyk rks Hkh eSaus igy dj mlls T;knk gh dke
fd;kA* fetksje esa rSukrh ds nkSjku mUgksaus
vkbZvkbZVh&nsgyh ls ih,p-Mh- dhA dqN u dqN lh[krs
jgus dh izo`fÙk ds dkj.k fdj.k csnh ges'kk gh O;Lr jgh gSaA
igys [ksyksa esa] fQj iqfyl esa] mlds ckn usr`Ro ,oa izcU/ku
esa vkSj vc vk/;kRe vkSj lekt lsok ds dk;ksZa esaA vk;q ds
fglkc ls izkFkfedrk,sa cnyrh jgha gSaA mudk dguk gS fd
*foi';uk ls muds thou esa cgqr cM+k ifjorZu gqvk gSA
og rks thou esa nksgjs izeks'ku tSlk gSA*
fdj.k dk dguk gS *bZekunkjh usr`Ro dk lcls cM+k
egRoiw.kZ xq.k gksrk gSA lgh vFkksZa esa usrk ogh gksrk gS tks
vkidks izsfjr dj lds vkSj fny ls vkidh csgrjh pkgrk
gksA ;fn yksx vki ij Hkjkslk djrs gSa vkSj vkidk vuqlj.k
djrs gSa rks vki fuokZfpr usrk Hkys gh u gksa] ,d O;fDr ds
:i esa vki usrk gSaA* vius ckjs esa os dgrh gS fd mudk
lQj vHkh iwjk ugha gqvk gS] mUgsa vHkh cgqr dqN lh[kuk gSA
ysfdu ;g lc os dSls dj ysrh gSa] ;g iwNus ij mUgksaus
crk;k& *eSa ges'kk O;kogkfjd y{; r; djrh gw¡ fd y{;
rd igq¡p tkÅ¡A* os izfrfnu xhrk i<+rh gSa vkSj ekurh gS
fd xhrk i<+us ls mudk cgqr fodkl gqvk gSA vkt ds
;qokvksa ds fy, mudk lh/kk lk lans'k gS& *vki r; djks
fd Mj Mj dj thuk gS ;k cgknqjh ls thuk gS & tks Hkh
jkLrk pquks] dher rks vkidks pqdkuh gh gksxh] ysfdu tks
esgur djsxk vkSj cgknqjh ls th,xk] og vius thou dk
ekfyd cusxk*
Vidhu Gaur
SW&PR
13
 'HOW TO REAP THE BEST'
Q.1. What is required to get into Indian
Institute of Technology (IIT)?
Ans: To get into IITs, one has to first clear
the Indian Institute of Technology Joint
Entrance Examination (IIT-JEE).
Patience, faithfulness towards one's
goal, ability to work hard, confidence
and honesty can make one fully
equipped to crack IIT-JEE and enter IITs.
It is a tapasya of 1 or 2 years and if done
with conviction can bear fruits of the
efforts put in.
Q.2. How much time on an average did
you devote for your preparation? What
was your daily time table? How did you
divide your course in those hours of
study?
Ans: The study material provided at
Resonance is adequate to study for
IIT-JEE. I never studied to complete any
particular chapter; my basic emphasis
was to study as long as I could with full
concentration. According to me,
Mathematics and Physics require more
practice and so I used to work more for
these two subjects.
I did not follow any fixed time-table and
used to study after the completion of my
coaching classes. I would brush up all
the notes of any particular topic and then
used to solve related problems. Then I
would start with Daily Practice
Problems (DPPs) as they are a great
source of learning. Sheets also helped me
gain a good knowledge base but if not
skillfully managed with daily routine
can mess up one's routine.
Q.3. How many questions should an
individual attempt to get into IITs?
How tough is the paper?
Ans: I would suggest one should attempt
all the questions so that one can score
marks and can remain in the safe zone.
Think, if the paper of 180 marks is
attempted out of 480 then the probability
of getting selected can be easily
evaluated which will primarily be
negative and so attempting complete
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paper is always good and safe.
Accuracy matters a lot while
answering the questions. The IIT-JEE
paper is not tough but the pressure
and the nervousness of taking it
makes it tough so if that pressure is
shunned, the paper becomes much
easier than presumed.
Q.4. Give some tips for increasing
one's efficiency while studying?
How did you refresh yourself from
the hectic schedule?
Ans: Efficiency increases when one
really wants to prove one's potentials.
When you get disheartened or
doubtful of your success, just close
your eyes and think of that person
who dreams of your success and who
will be happy for you if you
successfully achieve your dreams. If
you fail to sustain confidence on
yourself then you should think of such
an individual, faculty members or
parents who desire to see you
victorious.
Mistakes should never be ignored but
should be sincerely catered to. Making
mistakes is not bad but not improving
on them and repeating them can prove
fatal. One should practice and work
hard on DPPs, sheets and the tests
taken at the coaching institute to
improvise. Always try to understand
what kind of answer the examiner
expects so that you can master the
right technique to answer the paper
and this in turn increases efficiency.
For refreshment, I preferred music,
roaming about or talking to some
friends who could motivate me.
Q.5. What is your Success mantra?
Give some advice to your successors
at Resonance who are preparing for
IIT-JEE?
Ans: For success 3 things are
important:
1.Hardwork 2.Faith 3.Honesty
In-spite of many failures, I continued
RESO REAPER
to have faith in GOD, in my faculty
members, in my study material, in my
hard work and faith in my parents that
they sent me to the right place to study
and make my career. I always tried to be
honest with my work and my
commitment to get selected in IIT-JEE.
One should always remember that one
can fool anybody and everybody but
cannot fool oneself. Lastly, hard work at
every stage of life is necessary.
The study material provided by
resonance is more than sufficient so
unnecessary involvement to procure
extra is futile. Take the tests and solve
questions with the same spirit as that of
the questions of IIT-JEE. Always
remember and follow KABIL BANO,
KAMYABI JAROOR MILEGI.
Q.6. What was your first reaction after
giving the IIT-JEE examination? Which
topic did you think should have been
given more importance for the increase
in your percentage or performance in
JEE?
Ans: I just closed my eyes and thanked
God, Almighty for always being there
around me and supporting all my
efforts. After taking IIT-JEE, I realized
that I should have given more time to
Mathematics and should have practiced
more questions. Had I done this, I would
certainly have scored much better.
Vidhu Gaur
SW&PR
 Math is for everyone |Enrich Your Concepts

Aw ay
R un
in o saur
Make D

R.K. Goyal
M.A. (Math); M.Sc. Hon. (Math),

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 Performance Matters

WINNERS
Resonance

(COURSE NAME:VIJETA)
Target IIT–JEE 2010

Rank -1 Rank - 2 Rank - 3 Rank - 4 Rank - 5

Kanishak Katariya Mehul Kumar Kumar Gautam Nijit Sharma Gautam Sumu
Batch: IP Batch: JP1 (Jaipur) Batch:IP Batch: IP CUM % Batch: IP
CUM % (79.12 %) CUM % (78.91 %) CUM % (78.72%) (75.36%) CUM % (75.20%)

Rank - Name (Batch Study- Centre) 16 - Miss Pooja Singhal (IP) 67.47 61.57
Cumm% 17 - Sparsh Khandelwal (IP) 67.05 27 - Pulkit Yadav (PB1) 61.48
6 - Rajan Buha (IP) 72.68 18 - Vaibhav Kalani (JP1- Jaipur) 28 - Abhiroop Bhatnagar (JP1- Jaipur)
7 - Umang Gupta (IP) 72.06 66.34 61.46
8 - Vaibhav Gupta (IP) 71.92 19 - Gaurav Rajpurohit (PH1) 65.00 29 - Gaurav Agarwal (PA1) 61.23
9 - Thengodkar Prasanna Sunil (IP) 20 - Pradeep Choudhary (IP) 64.74 30 - Shrikant Pandey (PA1) 60.57
70.93 21 - Arpan Thacker (PA1) 63.26 31 - Rahul Agrawal (PB1) 60.50
10 - Pulkit Mittal (IP) 70.19 22 - Miss Vishakha Agrawal (IP) 32 - Miss Karuna Agarwal (IP) 60.45
11 - Ashesh Mishra (IP) 70.09 62.89 33 - Jaiyam Sharma (IP) 60.41
12 - Vaibhav Saboo (BP1- Bhopal) 69.28 23 - Vineet Bhargava (PA1) 62.56 34 - Rishabh Sinha (PB1) 60.38
13 - Vaibhav Khandelwal (JP1- Jaipur) 24 - Prateek Papriwal (JP1- Jaipur) 35 - Abhishek Goyal (JP1- Jaipur) 60.35
68.26 62.13 36 - Mahesh (PA1) 60.06
14 - Aditi Jain (BP1- Bhopal) 68.20 25 - Ranjit K. Nair (IP) 61.85 37 - Atique Firoz (IP) 60.03
15 - Devbrat Singh (IP) 67.48 26 - Prafulla Kumar Choubey (PA1)

(Course Name - VIKAAS-A )

Target IIT–JEE 2011

Rank - 1 Rank - 2 Rank - 3 Rank - 4 Rank - 5

Shubham Mehta Nisheet Lahoti Divyam Bansal Mehul Goyal Parth Mittal
Batch: IA Batch: IA Batch: IA Batch: IA Batch:JA1- Jaipur
CUM% (85.17%) CUM% (80.86 %) CUM% (80.06 %) CUM % (75.70 %) CUM% ( 71.85 %)

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Performance Matters: -

Rank - Name (Batch Study Centre)
Cumm%
6 - Utkarsh Sanjau Patange (IA) 70.12
7 - Rachit Garg (JA1 - Jaipur) 69.19
8 - Anant Kekre (BA1- Bhopal) 68.70
9 - Akash Anand (IA) 68.52
10 - Vaibhav Gupta (IA) 66.05
11 - Charchit Gaur (IA) 64.78
12 - Abhishek Bansal (JA1- Jaipur)
64.42
13 - Astha Agrawal (JA1 - Jaipur)
64.26
14 - Divyanshu Choudhary (JA1 -
Jaipur) 63.92
15 - Sonali Singh (IA) 63.83
16 - Rishiraj Singh (JA1 - Jaipur) 63.64
17 - Anuj Rai (IA) 63.56
18 - Tapan Bohra (IA) 62.93
19 - Siddharth Patel (IA) 62.91
20 - Tapsya Tibrewal (A2) 62.77
21 - Mohit Senapaty (IA) 62.58
22 - Mridul Garg (A1) 61.07
23 - Lohit Jain (JA1- Jaipur) 60.57
24 - Shivanshu Agarwal (IA) 60.33

(Course Name - VIJAY - R) (Course Name - VIPUL- B)

Target IIT–JEE 2010 Target IIT–JEE 2011

Rank - 1 Rank - 2 Rank - 3 Rank - 1

UTSAV HARSHIT KHANDELWAL SURAJ SACHDEV Archit Gupta
Batch: RJ1 Batch: R1 Batch: R1 Batch: IB
CUM % (76.10%) CUM % (71.10%) CUM % (69.57 %) CUM % (76.68%)

Rank - 4 Rank - 5 Rank - 2 Rank - 3

SHUBHAM KHUNTETA Rohit Kumar Vaibhav Devmurari Anirudh Krishnan
Batch: RJ1 Batch: RJ1 Batch: IB Batch: IB
CUM % 67.88%) CUM % (67.77%) CUM % (68.23 %) CUM % (62.25 %)

Rank - Name (Batch Study Centre) 19 - Shomit Goyal (RJ1) 61.38

Cumm%
6 - Abhishek Sharma (GH1) 67.75
7 - Jagpat Singh (RJ1) 66.94
8 - Giriraj Bagla (GH1) 66.90
9 - Bharat Kumar (RJ1) 66.74
10 - Kartikeya Sharma (BR2- Bhopal)
65.84
11 - Gaurav Kumar (R1) 65.52
12 - Ashish Talewar (RJ1) 65.36
13 - Nikhil Toshniwal (RJ1) 64.34
14 - Mayank Sharma (JR1- Jaipur) 64.09
15 - Arpit Jain (RJ1) 61.76
16 - Vivek Anand (RJ1) 61.73
17 - Mukesh Kela (RJ1) 61.69
18 - Atendra Gautam (RJ1) 61.61
20 - Mohit Kumar Gupta (RJ1) 61.38
21 - Arpit Singh (R1) 61.31
22 - Navdeep Singh (GH1) 61.14 (Course Name - VISHWAAS)
23 - Abhay Prakash (R-1- Delhi IIT–JEE 2010
South) 61.00
24 - Saubhagya Singh Rathore (RJ1)
60.71
25 - Srijan Gupta (RJ1) 60.64
26 - Atul Garg (RJ1) 60.52
27 - Kaushal Yadav (R1) 60.28
Rank - 1
Mayank Meena
Batch: F1
CUM % (65.64%)

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When two young
men from Lucknow
landed in Chennai
a few years ago one
of them to study
engineering at IIT-
Madras, the other to
explore business
opportunitiesnot in
their dreams did
they imagine they
would end up
making ads for a
living one day.
“Don't ask me about the initial days...It
took me a long time to adapt to this city's
culture and food habits, ” says Ravi
Dixit, who left Lucknow in 2001 after
finishing school from City Montessori
School (CMS) to join the B.Tech. course
at IIT-M. Lucknow was the
quintessential land of Nawabs and
kebabs. Chennai was intellectual, and
about idlis and dosas. As it turned out,
the Lucknow lad fell for Chennai and
decided to fulfil his life's dreams there.
After completing his engineering, Dixit
was joined by childhood friend and CMS
school-mate Vinit Sharma, who landed
in the city after his attempts at starting a
few businesses failed. The two decided
to set up an advertising agency,
arranged for seed capital of Rs 10, 000
and started the business on the side.
They were sceptical that their families
wouldn't want them to pursue business
for all the risks, so they hid their venture
from them until early this year.
“In 2007, we decided to set up an ad
agency as we saw the need to do
something together and could chip in
only with creative capital, ” muses
Sharma, co-promoter of Ideagram,
which in barely two years has notched
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Nawabs Of Lucknow Raise
A New Hoarding In South.
up accounts like Nippo, Grundfos, segmentthe Internet and multimedia
Scholl, Orthaheel, Chola MS and Pearl displays. One of the recent assignments
Constructions, among others. using this medium was for Chennai-
The first work Ideagram bagged based bio-medical training company
involved designing calendars for Sachika. Ideagram also added
jewellery chain Vummidi Bangaru Puducherry Tourism to its kitty recently.
Srihari Sons. Though they made only “Our endeavour has been to create a
Rs 5, 000 from that order, it instilled
long-lasting impression in the minds of
confidence in the duo who had no
our clients. We strive to be an agency that
money, no godfather and no
is of, for and by its employees and clients,
experience in the industry. Worse,
” says Dixit, not wanting to dwell too
they weren't conversant with the local
much on the challenge of 'being small'
language and the way business was
when an English-learning institute
conducted in the city. “We continued
to steer the agency amid challenging earlier refused their services on that
times, thanks to a few industry account. So, competing with established
mentors and some others who agencies has always been an issue, but
chipped in with funds, ” adds Dixit. not something that could bog them
Ideagram is expected to earn Rs 3.75 down.
crore in revenue this financial year on
the back of new accounts which
include the Nippo TV commercial
which comes with the tag, 'Power
nahin hai to kya, Nippo LED Torch to
hai'. The ad, which has been on air
since November, has won rave
reviews, says Dixit.
Both are now trying to leverage their
technical competence and tap
opportunities in the interactive media
Courtesy- Economic Times
H
omi Bhabha Centre for
Science Education (HBCSE) is a
National Centre of the Tata Institute of Fundamental
Research, Mumbai.
Three decades after its inception, HBCSE has
emerged as the premier institution in the country for
research and development in Science and Technology
and education in Mathematics. It is India's nodal
centre for Olympiad programs in Mathematics,
Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Astronomy.
Stages of Examination: Following are the stages for
the aspirants of Physics, Chemistry, Biology and
Astronomy: National Standard Examination, Indian
National Olympiad Examination, Orientation cum
Selection Camp, Pre - departure training and
participation in International Olympiad.
Following are the stages for the aspirants of
Olympiad Physics:
Olympiad Chemistry:
Olympiad Math:
(For Solution, please refer page 'Khul-Ja-Sim-Sim')
ANUNAAD, April - June 2010
OLYMPIAD PROWESS
Mathematics: Regional Mathematical Olympiad
(RMO ), Indian National Mathematical Olympiad
Examination (INMO), International
Mathematical Olympiad Training Camp
(IMOTC), Pre-departure Training Camp for IMO,
International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO).
Eligibility Criteria - For Physics, Chemistry,
Mathematics and Biology: All the students of
classes XI and XII (Science stream) are eligible to
appear. A student may appear more than once as
per the examination schedule. Students who have
passed class XII are not eligible. For Astronomy:
Students of age group 13 to 14 years, studying in
classes VIII & IX can qualify for junior groups
whereas students of age group 15 to 16 years Reso PCCP Initiative
studying in classes, X and XI can qualify for
senior groups. (For VII, VIII, IX & X)
O.P. Sharma
Reso PCCP Faculty - Physics
Gurdeep Singh
Reso PCCP Faculty - Chemistry
Kamal Singh Chauhan
Reso PCCP Faculty - Math
19
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BARBARIKA, THE DISCIPLE OF KRISHNA
T he character of Barbarika in
Mahabharat is symbolic of a
pupil's devotion and sacrifice for
his teacher. Before the Mahabharata war
started, Lord Krishna asked every
maharathi how many days he would
take to finish Mahabharata war alone.
Lord Krishna asked Bhisma, who said he
will take 20 days to finish the
Mahabharata. Lord Krishna asked
Dronacharya, who said he would take 25
days. Then he asked Karna, who said he
would take a month, and so on. He then
asked Arjuna, "how
many days would it take for you to finish
the Mahabharata". He replied, "18 days".
After this Krishna asked Barbarika the
same question. Barbarika replied that he
would take one hour. Krishna asked
Barbarika to prove his claim of finishing
the great Mahabharata battle in one
hour. Krishna said, "if you can tie all the
leaves of the peeple tree, I will believe
that you can finish the war in one hour."
Barbarika took one arrow from his
quiver and put it on his forehead and
chanted a mantra, meanwhile Krishna
broke one leaf from the peeple tree and
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hid it under his foot. Barbarika left the
arrow tied every leaf of the tree and
finally started revolving around
Krishna's feet to tie the leaf under Lord
Krishna's foot. Lord Krishna blessed
Barbarika, "you are the greatest living
Kshatriya on this earth today, and no
Kshatriya will be as brave and
powerful as you are".
Lord Krishna asked Barbarika on
which side he would fight in the great
battle of Mahabharata. Barbarika told
Krishna that he had a pledge that
he would always fight from
the losing side. Krishna
said, "When you fight, the
other side will always be
the losing side, so decide
the Mahabharata battle live." On this
which side you will fight".
Krishna made special arrangement and
Barbarika could not decide
placed his head on two bamboo and
which side to fight due to his
placed it on nearby mountain so that he
pledge of "to fight always from
can watch the complete Mahabharata
the losing side". Though he
battle. Barbarika watched the great
always wanted to fight from the
Mahabharata battle live.
pandava's side due to his son
and child relationship. After the Mahabharata war every one
alive on the Pandava's side claimed that,
Krishna asked, to whom you consider
he finished the war. And they started
your teacher. Barbarika replied, "O
fighting, on this Krishna told that, "let's
supreme Lord, to You". Krishna said,
go to Barbarika, he has watched the
then give Me My Gurudakshina (gift
complete Mahabharata battle live, so he
to teacher). On this Barbarika replied,
can give his decision on this". They all
"please ask, what do You want in
went to Barbarika and asked, "who do
Gurudakshina". Krishna asked, "give
you think finished the war?" To this
Me your head". Barbarika took a
Barbarika replied, "O Lord Krishna I
sword and cut his head and gave it to
have not seen anyone other than You
Krishna on his own hand. On this
doing anything in the war, You have
Krishna became very pleased and
done everything". On this everyone
said, "ask what you want Barbarika".
returned and understood the Krishna's
Barbarika said, "I would love to watch
role in Mahabharata.
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 MEDALHUNT II Stage of International Olympiads 2010.
20 students of Resonance have been selected in stage II and are to attend Orientation cum Selection Camp (OCSC) in their
respective subjects. Different Study Centres of Resonance like that of Kota, Jaipur and Udaipur contributed 3, 16 and 1
respectively.
On the basis of performance in the stage-II of International Olympiad, the top 35 students are selected for Orientation Cum
Selection Camp (OCSC) which is generally organized in April to June 2010 for 2- 3 weeks. The camp includes several
theoretical & experimental tests. The merit list of OCSC is prepared on the basis of the combined theoretical and
experimental score aggregated over all the tests in the camp.
A total of 35 students qualified the II stage of International Junior Science Olympiad (IJSO) from which 8 students (7 from
Jaipur and 1 from Udaipur Study Centre) are from the Pre-foundation Career Care Programme (PCCP) division of
Resonance. In the II stage of International Junior Astronomy Olympiad, 21 students got selected from which 3 students are
from Resonance (1 from PCCP, Kota study centre and 2 from PCCP, Jaipur study centre).

Devbrat Singh Nisheet Lahot Mehul Kumar Vaibhav Khandelwal Amit Panghal Abhiroop Bhatnagar
Study Centre: Kota Study Centre: Kota Study Centre: Jaipur Study Centre: Jaipur Study Centre: Jaipur Study Centre: Jaipur

Sudhanshu Mittal Shrey Goyal Ayush Sharma Divyanshu Mund Aniruddh Kapoor Harit Yadav
Study Centre: Jaipur Study Centre: Jaipur Study Centre: Jaipur Study Centre: Jaipur Study Centre: Jaipur Study Centre: Jaipur

Rethang Joshi Sahil Agarwal Sarthak Daga Kaviti Sai Saurabh Yash Gupta
Study Centre: Jaipur Study Centre: Jaipur Study Centre: Jaipur Study Centre: Jaipur Study Centre: Udaipur

Schedule for International Olympiads - 2010

Olympiad Schedule of Exam Host Country

International Physics Olympiad (IPhO) July 17-25, 2010 Zagreb, Croatia

International Chemistry Olympiad (IChO) July 19-28, 2010 Tokyo, Japan

International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO) Yet to be Announced Yet to be Announced

International Olympiad in Astronomy & Astrophysics (IOAA) September 10-20, 2010 Beijing, China

International Astronomy Olympiad (IAO) Yet to be Announced Yet to be Announced

International Junior Science Olympiad (IJSO) Yet to be Announced Nigeria (Tentative)

 Some Salt Shakers of 2009
that brought rapture, success, enthusiasm and vigor to stir passion within to excel further.

KVPY Camp (13 April to 18 April 2009)

VILAY (Foundation Day 11 April 2009)

Blood Donation Camp (25 July 2009) Felicitation Function (VICTORY) 24 May 2009

Teachers Day (5 September 2009) Release of 101 series booklet ( 26 January 2010) Motivation Class (28 February 2010) VICTOR CUP 2010 (8 March 2010)

Follow effective action with quiet reflection; from the quiet reflection will come even more effective action.
-James Levin
 Man
Of
The
Series

VICTOR CUP 2010

Reso- Tigers are out of woods!
Reso Tigers defeat Reso Falcons by 4 Runs
Reso Tigers 107/10|Reso Falcons 103/10
Man of the Match: Devesh Dwivedi |Man of the Series: Bhupendra Verma

I Quarter Final II Quarter Final III Quarter Final IV Quarter Final I Semi Final II Semi Final
15.02.2010 03.03.2010 21.02.2010 21.02.2010 07.03.2010 07.03.2010
Man of the Match Man of the Match Man of the Match Man of the Match Man of the Match Man of the Match
Bhupendra SPR Sir Chandresh Praveen Chaudhary Shivam Mishra Sunil Sharma

Reso Tigers Reso Superstars Reso JETS Reso Falcons Reso Falcons Reso Tigers
defeated defeated defeated defeated defeated defeated
Reso Stars Reso Warriors Reso Champs Reso Dynamos Reso Jets Reso Superstars
by by by 7 Wickets by 65 Runs by by
70 Runs 6 Wickets 44 Runs 8 Wickets

Victor Cup is an annual event of Resonance all sports crazy

staff member wait for. This year the event was organized
between February 15, 2010 to March 8, 2010. Eight
Teams: Reso Tigers, Reso Falcons, Reso Jets, Reso
Superstars, Reso Champs, Reso Stars, Reso Dynamos and
Reso warriors, six teams from Kota study Centre while one
team each from Jaipur and Delhi Study Centre participated.
 16 Students of Resonance PCCP among 21 selected in
STATE SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH EXAMINATION (SSTSE)
The results of State Science Talent Search Examination, which was conducted by Science and Technology
department on 22 Novemebr 2009 have been declared recently. Out of the total 21 selected students, 16 are from
Resonance, Pre-foundation Career Care (PCCP) Division. Bhanu Pratap Tanwar, who stood first in the state, is a
regular student of Resonance, PCCP - Talwandi centre (Kota). The other selected meritorious students are - Kaviti
Sai Saurabh (Kota), Swapnil Agarwal, Pranav Vyas and Udit Agarwal (Udaipur centre) and Royal Jain, Shrishti
Gupta, Abhinav Mittal, Arpit Gupta, Shreya Goyal, Krishna Gupta, Pratish Goyal, Nikita Talwani, Tushar Marda,
Anand Gupta and Shreya Agarwal from Jaipur centre. This examination is conducted in a single stage and
students of class X (Central and State Boards), who have scored above 50 per cent marks in class IX are eligible to
appear in this examination. Toppers in the State as well as District level are awarded with a cash prize and a
Certificate of Merit. The other deserving students are honoured with a Certificate of Merit.

Bhanu Pratap Singh Tanwar, Swapnil Agrawal , Royal Jain,

All Rajasthan Rank : 1 All Rajasthan Rank : 3 All Rajasthan Rank : 4

TALENT HUNT PHYSICS FORCE

J.K. Pandey
(For Solution, please refer page 'Khul-Ja-Sim-Sim') Sr. Reso Faculty - Physics

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TALENT HUNT CHEMISTRY CATALYST

Revise the reaction of Aromatic compound:

Girijesh Dubey
Sr. Reso Faculty
Chemistry

ANUNAAD, April - June 2010 26

 TALENT HUNT MATH EXPONENT

Safdar Seraj
HOD - Maths
(For Solution, please refer page 'Khul-Ja-Sim-Sim') Delhi Centre

ANUNAAD, April - June 2010 27

IIT-Guwahati
I
ndian Institute of Technology
Guwahati, the sixth member of
the IIT fraternity, was established
in 1994. The academic
programme of IIT-Guwahati
commenced in 1995.
At present the Institute has eleven
departments covering all the major
engineering and science disciplines,
offering B. Tech., B. Des., M. Tech., Ph.D.
and M.Sc. programmes. Within a short
period of time, IIT-Guwahati has been
able to build up the necessary
infrastructure for carrying out advanced
research and has been equipped with
state-of-the-art scientific and
engineering instruments.
Indian Institute of Technology
Guwahati's campus is on a sprawling
285 hectares plot of land on the north
bank of the river Brahmaputra around 20
kms. from the heart of the city. With the
majestic Brahmaputra on one side, and
with hills and vast open spaces on others,
the campus provides an ideal setting for
learning. While the campus construction
programme will terminate at the end of
the tenth five year plan, students'
hostels, faculty and staff quarters, and a
guest house have already been built.
Academic Activities:
The Academic activities of the IIT-
Guwahati began in 1995 with the B.Tech.
programme in three departments -
Computer Science and Engineering,
Electronics and Communication
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Engineering and Mechanical responsibilities of teaching and research
Engineering. At present the Institute which are offering B.Tech., B. Des., M.
has eleven departments and three Sc., MA, M.Tech., M.Des. and Ph.D.
academic centres with the programmes.
Sr. No. Department Programmes
1. Computer Scinece and Engineering B.Tech., M. Tech., Ph.D.
2. Electronics and Communication Engineering B.Tech., M. Tech., Ph.D.
3. Mechanical Engineering B.Tech., M. Tech., Ph.D.
4. Civil Enginering B.Tech., M. Tech., Ph.D.
5. Design B.Des., M.Des., Ph.D.
6. Biotechnology B.Tech., M. Tech., Ph.D.
7. Chemical Engineering B.Tech., M. Tech., Ph.D.
8. Physics B.Tech., M.Sc., Ph.D.
9. Chemistry B.Tech., M.Sc., Ph.D.
10. Mathematics and Computing B.Tech., M.Sc., Ph.D.
11. Humanitites and Social Sciences MA, Ph.D.
Sr. No. Centre Programme
1. Centre for Energy Ph.D.
2. Centre for Environment Ph.D.
3. Centre for Nanotechnology Ph.D.
Till the 11th convocation (May 2009) continues to be a thrust at IIT-G as the
IIT-Guwahati awarded a total of 1536 Govt. of India looks to the IITs to develop
students with B.Tech. and B. Des. graduate programs that can replicate the
degrees. Upto this time the Institute success of the vastly successful
also awarded M. Sc. degrees to 319 undergraduate one. IIT-G is currently
students M. Tech. degrees to 912 home to six Centres of Research.
students, M. Des. degrees to 13 - Centre for Educational Technology
students and Ph. D. degrees to 119 - Centre for Nanotechnology
students. - Centre for Mass Media
Research Centers: Communication
IIT-Guwahati has rapidly assembled - Central Instruments Facility
the necessary infrastructure for - Centre for Energy
carrying out advanced scientific and - Centre for the Environment
engineering research and is equipped IIT-Guwahati has the distinction among
with state of the art technical the IIT fraternity, of having
equipment and aids. Research accomplished this without assistance or
28

Gautam Barua
Director: IIT-Guwahati
collaboration from any foreign
government.
Annual Festivals:
Every year the students and
administration of IIT-Guwahati together
organize and number of festivals and
competitions
Techniche:
Techniche is an annual techno-
management festival. Techniche is held
in September every year over a period of
three days. Techniche provides students
from schools and colleges across India to
a platform to interact with the best minds
of the world through Gyan Sanchar its
lecture series, pits them against the
fiercest of competitors through various
events ranging from Paper presentations
to Automatic Robotics, and displays to
the youth the marvels of modern
technology through Pradarshini the
Exhibition's Module. Students have had
the opportunity to learn from the likes of
P. Chidambaram, the fiery Kiran Bedi,
Dr. H. C. Verma, Astronaut Mike Finke
Pranab Mistry of MIT, Nobel laureate
Prof. John C. Mather and many other
stalwarts of society. Techniche
organized the Green Run on the 30th of
August, in order to promote
environmental awareness.
Alcheringa:
Alcheringa is the annual cultural festival
of IIT-G, usually held during the first
week of February. The festival is the
largest cultural festival of the
northeastern region of India. People
from all over the country attend this
festival, and take part in the events.
Techniche and Alcheringa are
conducted on a very large scale every
year.
ANUNAAD, April - June 2010
Names of Reso Students (70)
joined IIT-Guwahati in the year 2009
Branch: No. of students
BIOTECHNOLOGY (B.Tech.): 4 |
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (B.Tech.): 5 |
CHEMICAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
(B.Tech.): 7 | CIVIL ENGINEERING
(B.Tech.): 10 | COMPUTER SCIENCE &
ENGINEERING (B.Tech.): 7 | DESIGN
(B.Des 4 Yr): 3 | ELECTRONICS &
COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING: 7 |
ELECTRONICS & ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING (B.Tech.): 5 |
ENGINEERING PHYSICS (B.Tech.): 3 |
MATHEMATICS & COMPUTING (B.Tech.):
3 | MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
(B.Tech.): 9 | PREPARATORY COURSE: 7 |
Name (Batch)
Akash Chandela (DR1), Ashwini Kumar (IG),
Nishit Sharma (IR), Kartikeya Sahai (JP1),
Kanu Sahai (BR1), Sahil Jagnani (IG),
Bhuvnesh Jindal (TS), Rishabh Baradia (TS),
Aditya Kumar (TS), Srikant (CCB), Miss
Saloni Gautam (PA1), Mrigendra Joshi (PA1),
Harshada Ojha (TS), Vaibhav Dixit (TS),
Manas Agarwal (TS), Harpreet (TS), Bhanu
Pratap Singh (DR1), Anurag Verma (DR1),
Sujal Sehgal (G2), Arvind Kumar (G5),
Deepak Mittal (IGR), Amit Kumar Singh
(PB5), Rajendra Choudhary (PH1), Ankur
Bansal (TS),
Dwij Fouzdar (TS), Shashaknk Jakhu (TS),
Jasvindar Singh Singariya (G2), Gaurav Rathi
(IG), Parag Agarwal (JP1), Narendra Kumar
Meena (PA3), Pooja Dubey (TS), Anchal
Choubey (TS), Ravi Sethia (TS), Huzefa
Kanchwala (IG), Omna Toshniwal (JP1),
Abhinav Kishore (TS), Lovish Choudhary
(PB1), Prabal Tirkey (R4), Deepchand
Prajapati (RH1), Neeraj Mishra (TS), Abhijeet
Singh (TS), Twisha Prasad (TS), Dheeraj
Khoriya (TS), Abhishek Kumar (IG), Anish
Kumar (IG), Sachin Gupta (RH1), Shobhit
Kumar Bansal (TS), Ashish Arora (TS),
Nitesh Dhasmana (IR), Rishabh Jain (IR),
Deshpande Niharika Vinay (TS), Abhinav
Yadav (PA1), Sumit Singh Chauhan (TS),
Abhishek Kumar (TS), Hemant Bhora (IR),
Akhil Roy Singla (PA1), Abhijeet Agarwal
(PB1), Rajesh Kumar (R5),
Hemant Agrawal (TS), Praneet Amitabh
Ratnes Ranjan (TS), Deepesh Gupta (TS),
Heera Lal (TS), Nirbhay Sachan (TS), Shyam
Kumar (R6), Rahul Kumar Meena (RH5), Hari
Singh Meena (RH5), Krishan Kumar Meena
(RH5), Rakesh Kumar Meena (RH6),
Jeetendra Kumar Meena (RH7), Jarupala
Sridhar (TS),
Alumnus of IIT-Guwahati
adds value
to Academic Ambience at Resonance
Maruti Pathak
B.Tech. (Mechanical) 2003
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Abhishek Agrawal
Reso Roll No.: 4083, Batch: P1
IIT-JEE, AIR- 2050|B.Tech., IIT-Bombay,
(Civil Engineering) 2006
Working as a Senior Analyst in
HSBC Analytics, Bengaluru,
T
he vast majority of the success
stories that are generally
encountered come from simple
and ordinary people with unenviable
backgrounds. Yes, the only common
thread they all had stood them apart,
was their phenomenal confidence levels
in their inner strength, an acquired
ability to effectively communicate that
very same confidence and above all a
very positive attitude to see an
opportunity where others saw a
problem.
Abhishek Agrawal, one of such an
ordinary boy, whose attitude towards
life and deft handling of difficult
situations made him create a difference
when he cracked Indian Institute of
Technology Joint Entrance Examination
(IIT-JEE) with All India Rank (AIR) 2050.
He belongs to a business family and was
first engineer from his whole family tree.
He was also awarded merit certificate at
Junior & Intermediate level in National
Mathematics Olympiad Contest
organized by the Delhi Association of
Mathematics Teachers (DAMT).
Abhishek was among the top 0.1 % of the
Reso Seeds
Investment at Resonance pays rich dividends at HSBC, Bengaluru
students appeared in AISSCE and was
awarded scholarship under National
Scholarship Scheme.
He joined Indian Institute of
Technology Bombay (IIT-B) in the
year 2002. He always had a passion for
Physics, because of which till date he
is deeply indebted to R.K.V Sir, as he
expressed in his telephonic interview.
He passed out from IIT-B with B.Tech.
in Civil Engineering in the year 2006.
His Graduate Thesis, "Travel Demand
Modeling using GIS Tools", at IIT-B
provided an insight into various steps
implemented while defining land use
patterns and planning transport
facilities. It also dealt with the
development of the Travel Demand
Model and traffic analysis for IIT
Bombay Campus. A transportation
modeling software, TransCAD, was
used for transportation planning and
modeling. His project, "Innovation
and Automation in Railway Transport
System, D.I.T.I.C, Politechnico di
Torino, Italy", studied the underlying
differences between the traditional
and innovative aspects of railway
transport systems. As part of
the project, Abhishek visited
institutions like that of such as
Research Centre of FIAT in
Torino, ALSTOM and traffic
control centre of Torino, Italy.
He in July 2006, through
campus placement joined
Modelytics Inc., Bengaluru, as
Analyst and continued with it
till August 2007. He always
believed in himself and strove
hard to raise his efforts from
mediocrity to excellence. On
the job, he developed his
capabilities in statistics and in
the short span of time learned
and implemented techniques
like time-series loss forecasting model to
predict the portfolio losses for a leading
credit card issuer. He was also involved
in developing 'innovative collections
strategy' for a UK's major credit card
issuer by developing value based
collections response model to target the
potential customers.
Currently, he is working as a Senior
Analyst in HSBC Analytics, Bengaluru,
India. His profile primarily centers
around developing strategies for credit
card marketing business spread across
north America and had also spent
considerable amount of time in
collections operational analytics team.
During his stint at HSBC, he developed a
structured statistical framework to
benchmark internal collection centers
performance g ap. He w a s a l s o
instrumental in developing a decision
framework which considers the NPV of a
long term modification treatment in
response to mortgage crisis.
Scientific aptitude with managerial
ability inculcated at the time of the
preparation for IIT-JEE and IITs brought
in tremendous poise and capacity to
lead. His role as a leader not only
supported him but made him self-
motivated. As part of Corporate Social
Responsibility group at HSBC, he
conceptualized and took initiatives to
organize successful Blood donation
drives since 2008 in tie-up with Rotary
Blood Bank Bengaluru. He also involved
himself in various initiatives taken by
HSBC for AIDS affected kids during the
year 2009-10.
In like manner, the choices of making
things happen the best way in our lives
lie dormant within all of us. All we need
is the magical key to unlock the pent-up
energies within.
“Attitude right; spirit alive can set our
lives right”
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T
he psychological
satisfaction is richer
than physical
gratification; the
subtler the personality,
the greater is the
satisfaction, one readily transforms
oneself into stoic and balanced
individual and becomes focused as the
grosser and its joys and sorrows lead to
futility of efforts and thoughts.

The Police Captain

This pursuit led Sushant Saxena plan
technical methods by which the
integration of the personality can
effectively take place and he strove to
raise a better-constituted society of
dynamic men, healthy in body, cheerful
in mind, strong in intellect and firm in
spirit. Love and ambition were the
compulsion that made him think beyond
the fanciful realm of the magnificence
offered by Indian Institute of
Technology (IIT).
Sushant Saxena had not the taint of
commonness but had a distinction in his
manner. His pursuit for the excellence
always kept him on toes making him an
industrious and laborious individual
from the very beginning. A domicile of
Lucknow, he passed his X & XII with 80%
& 90.75% respectively. Thereafter, he
prepared and cracked the Indian
Institute of Technology Joint Entrance
Examination (IIT-JEE) and completed
his B.Tech. with electronics and
communications from Indian Institute of
Technology, Guwahati in 2001.
Behind his impish, sparkling eyes and a
disarming boyish smile, Sushant Saxena
is a man of simplicity and integrity. “You
lose your concentration and woof, it goes
out of your hand”, says Sushant Saxena
in a telephonic interview. After passing
out from IIT-Guwahati, he got a money-
spinning offer from Phillip Software
System, Bengaluru, but his larger than
life attitude kept him moving and did
not let him lose his focus to dream big for
the society at large. He turned the offer
down and streamlined his efforts and
started preparing for civil services. With
undying and relentless efforts, he
wears medals of
values and principles
cleared his Indian Police Services
(I.P.S.) in the year 2005.
Sushant Saxena always believed in
himself and his ability. He always
wanted to work for the nation and do
well to its people and so he diligently
kept on working hard for it and he
then after clearing I.P.S. finally got
posted as Sub-Divisional Police
Officer (SDPO) at Balaghat (Madhya
Pradesh) and then moved to
Tikamgarh as Superintendent of
Police (S.P.). His tenure at Tikamgarh
as an S.P. was a very challenging and a
fruitful one as he faced and learnt
many new things in dealing with
people and also he encountered many
situations which required spontaneity
and vigilance for effective resolution
of the problems.
The resolution of different problems at
different towns might have taken
Saxena aback but proclivity towards
fulfilling his goals with passion and
penchant to serve the people of India,
kept faith and burning fire in him
alive.
The horrendous situation that he faced
in dealing with criminals and the 'red-
tapism' that he set right are not by
chance but derived out of his inner urge
to serve the society with pure heart and
clear mind.
“Success follows excellence”. One has to
shun thoughts that are discouraging.
Vague and negative thoughts are a
hindrance and can negate one's true and
selfless intentions of achieving one's
goal. Discouraged by horrific
circumstances and appalling situations,
Mr. Saxena could have succumbed to the
troubles in his personal and professional
career but he took decisions bold and
untainted from his heart and carried on
with determination and dedication.
Currently, he is posted as the
Superintendent of Police Shivpur,
Madhya Pradesh and when asked to
sum up his personality he quipped, “An
ordinary man with ordinary set of
strengths and weaknesses, who misses
no opportunity to learn from the
mistakes of life.
Devoured in honesty, truthfulness and
sincerity, Saxena is a man of values and
principles, who struggled to pave his
own way that leads to selfless service of
the mankind.
Vidhu Gaur
SW&PR

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Ashutosh Sharma
Institute Chair Professor &
Coordinator, DST Unit on
Nanosciences at Indian
Institute of Technology,
A renowned figure in nanotechnology
and currently Institute Chair Professor &
Coordinator, DST Unit on Nanosciences
at Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur,
Dr. Ashutosh Sharma has benefitted the
society not only with his analytical
precision that aids seeking solutions to the
problems of science and technology, but
also with his human interactions and
behavior guided by a rich set of societal
feelings & emotions, deeply imbedded in
the Indian culture and civilization.
Ashutosh Sharma believes that in order to
reach the path of satisfaction, a balance
between cooing of heart and the call of
intellect is essential which can only be
achieved by Karma or the path of action.
Hailing from Rajasthan, Ashutosh
Sharma completed his B.Tech. in
Chemical Engineering in 1982 from the
Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur.
Thereafter he completed M.S. in 1983 in
Chemical Engineering from Penn State
University and then completed his Ph.D.
in Chemical Engineering in 1987 from
State University of New York at Buffalo.
There at Buffalo he worked with Eli
Ruckenstein, a recipient of the US Medal
of Science, with whom he made some
breakthroughs in understanding of tearr
film and dry eyes! While doing some
ophthalmolic science and some thin films,
he also learnt some Sanskrit, did some
Bhajan singing, and made some strong
ANUNAAD, April - June 2010
Giant Size Work In Nanotech
Kanpur.
friendships that last even today. He got
married in 1985 while doing Ph.D. He
then in 1990 came to IIT- Kanpur and
from then he decided to take up
teaching as his profession as he always
believed to set standards which can
impact the society and can benefit it and
since then he has been devotedly
working for the future (youth) of our
country, constantly motivating them to
fulfill their true potential and to follow
the path with a heart.
Profusely read, the scientific
dispositions in Ashutosh made him not
only do the scientific research in
various fields other than chemical
engineering and chemistry, like that in
bio-medical science, physics and
materials science, but also ratcheted
him to produce many scientific papers,
books and patents .
His precise and accurate writing is not
only recognized and implemented
domestically but also internationally.
His writings dispose not the country
club preppy (traditional) but the astute
and innovative deliverables to groom
the smart IITians and promote research
and development. A perfectionist, the
w r i t i n g s r e f l e c t
Mr. Ashutosh's persona which simply
strives for the unique and different and
that which can be used for the
development of the mankind.
Some Selected Publications
1. Advances in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology,
Eds. Ashutosh Sharma, Jayesh Bellare and
Archana Sharma, National Institute of Science
Communication and Information Resources,
Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, New
Delhi (2004).
http://www.allbookstores.com/author/Ashutosh_S
harma.html
2. Wave Dynamics and Stability of Thin Film Flow
Systems, Eds. R. Usha, Ashutosh Sharma, B. S.
Dandapat, Narasoa Publishing, New Delhi (2006).
o N. Arun, Ashutosh Sharma, Partho S., G. Pattader,
Indrani Banerjee, Hemant M. Dixit and K. S.
Narayan, Electric-Field-Induced Patterns in Soft
Viscoelastic Films: From LongWaves of Viscous
Liquids to ShortWaves of Elastic Solids, Phys. Rev.
Lett. 102, 254502 (2009).
o R. Mukherjee, D. Bandyopadhyay and A. Sharma,
Control of morphology in pattern directed
dewetting of thin polymer films, Soft Matter 4,
2086-2097 (2008).
o J. Sarkar, A. Sharma and V. Shenoy, Electric field
induced instabilities and morphological phase
transitions in soft elastic films, Phys. Rev. E 77,
031604 (2008).
He has been honored by several awards for his
revolutionary and cutting-edge work. Some
awards that he has won are as follows:
• The TWAS Prize in Engineering Sciences, TWAS,
The Academy of Sciences for the Developing
World, Trieste, Italy (2008).
• Elected Fellow, Indian National Academy of
Engineering
• Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel Research Award,
Alexander von Humboldt Foundation (2006)
• RPG Life Science Padma Vibhushan Professor M
M Sharma Medal and Chemcon
• Distinguished Speaker Award of the Indian
Institute of Chemical Engineers (2006)
• Member of Editorial Board, Chemical Engineering
Science (2007-2010)
• Member of Editorial Advisory Board, Canadian
Journal of Chemical Engineering (2006-2007)
• Member of Editorial Board, Indian Chemical
Engineer (Journal of the Indian Institute of
Chemical Engineers; 2006-)
• Member of Editorial Advisory Board, Journal of
Colloid and Interface Science (2000-2002)
• Herdillia Award of the Indian Institute of Chemical
Engineers for excellence in basic research (2003)
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 A craving for e xcellence
T
he right career is the one which allows an individual to use his/her aptitude, talents and abilities properly and
Resonance has always been agog of its efforts with the students in guiding them and in streamlining their
potential accurately. The recently declared results of National Talent Search Examination (NTSE), Kishore
Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana (KVPY), and International Olympiads evince the testimony of the fact that teaching
methodology espoused at Resonance not only helps in concept clarity but also begets the results of success.

National Talent Search Examination (NTSE) Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana (KVPY)
The result of NTSE Phase I, conducted by SIERT, Udaipur was 70 students were selected for the second stage (Interview) of
declared on March 20, 2010. In this result, 259 students from KVPY, out of which 23* of them cracked it and are selected for
Rajasthan have qualified for second stage of NTSE. Out of these the KVPY fellowship. From the 23* selected students of
259 students, 100 are from Resonance Pre-foundation Career Resonance, 18 are from Kota, 3 from Jaipur and one each from
Care Programme (PCCP) Division. Nagpur and Lucknow Study Centres. The KVPY is funded by
Out of the selected 100 students of Resonance, 31 are from Department of Scinece & technology (DST), Government of
PCCP Kota, 46 from PCCP Jaipur, 12 from PCCP Udaipur India and is administered by the Indian Institute of Science
Classroom Study Centres and 11 are from Distance Learning (IISc) Bengaluru.
Division. Stage-II will be held on May 9, 2010 by NCERT, New * This result (23) is as per information received till March 22, 2010. The data is still coming.
Delhi. Students from Kanishak katariya Umang gupta
Resonance, Kota: Kumar goutam Resonance, Nagpur:
Prakhar gupta Mayank mahawar Pavan Sukalkar
Students from Mrinal Choudhary Sarang Pande Ranjit k. Nair Namit maheshwari Resonance, Udaipur:
Resonance, Kota: Varun Kansal Nishant Sihara Atique firoz Nijit sharma Ayush Panth
Indraja Sharma Harshit Jain Ilisha Bhargava Amish kumar bedi Pradeep choudhary Resonance, Jaipur:
Abhijeet Pratap Singh Siddhartha Khera Sanket Mahajan Devbrat singh Pulkit mittal Mohd. Vishal khan
Manushri Meena Ishaan Gupta Wageesha Gautam sumu Sparsh khandelwal Sankalp Agrawal
Aishwarya Bairwa Rohit Choudhary Swati Luhania Jaiyam sharma TejasJ. Lunawal Harsha Mulchandani
Dheeraj Utkarsh Goel Harshita Verma Prasanna thengodkar
Utkarsh Kumar Apoorva Singh Vishnoi Prteek Verma
Kshitij Choudhary Kriti Gupta Neeraj Ramsinhania
Meenal Baheti Harshit Gupta Resonance, Udaipur: International Olympiads
Anirudh Chauhan Stuti Sunil Siddharth Agrawal
Shivam Gupta
20 students (3 from Kota, 16 from Jaipur and 1 from Udaipur
Saksham Fotedar Akash Singh
Shivam Sharma Monark Shrimal Arpit Jain Study Centres) got selected for the third stage of International
Ammam Agarwal Vipul Gupta Rohit Harlalka
Olympiads (Orientation Cum Selection Camp).
Gaurav Pal Vishesh Gupta Venkatesh P. Joshi
Himanshi Arora Shubhangi Jasoriya Anton Iyer
Ranit Banerjee Priyanjali Agarwal Anjali Manwani Students from Resonance, Jaipur: Anirudh Kapoor
Yash Vardhan Singh Vaibhav Ads Rawat Kavish Bathija Resonance, Kota: Ayush Sharma Sahil Agrawal
Parth Sharma Aayush Barthwal Ruchita Harchandani Devbrat Singh Divyanshu Mund Mehul Kumar
Deepansh Kumar Sezal Arora Pallav Jain Nisheet Lahoti Harit Yadav Vaibhav Khandelwal
Archit Sharma Poorva Tiwari Lashit Jain Kaviti Sai Saurabh Rathang Joshi Amit Panghal
Ritendra Singh Bansal Lovish Batra Abhishek Sharma Resoannce, Udaipur: Sarthak Daga Abhiroop Bhatnagar
Swaraj Kumar Bal Gaurang Singh DLC, Rajasthan: Yash Gupta Shrey Goyal Sudhanshu Mittal
Aditi Singla Aayush Goyal Vishal Meena
Apurva Roy Kapil Lambora Apeksha Jain
Ishita Malviya Prathyoosh Prakash Keshav Bali
The legacy of Resonance in International Olympiad is not
Sabhyata Shukla Ritwik Bang Rishabh Saxena quite old but highly impressive and commendable as it
Suprabhat Tripathi Akshat Bhargava Harshit Soni
Himani Vibhor Goyal Vishwesh Ravi Shrimali contributed 9 medals (2 Gold and 7 Silver) in the last 3 years
Shubhangi Prakhar Srivastava Sabhyata Jain in the slew of medals won by Indians in International
Karan Benetta Benny Ayush Pandey
Vandana Bujethia Payal Mittal Chitranng Murdia Olympiads. Out of these 9 students, 6 students were from
Gaurav Verma Aman Khurana Megha Maheshwari the regular classroom programmes and 3 from
Resonance, Jaipur: Abhishek Gupta Ayush Pandey
Srishti Jain Nishka Sharma correspondence programmes of Resonance.
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Know more about the following acronyms:
IOC, ONGC, SEZ, NREGA, ERP, NASDAQ & NYSE
IOC
Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. is India's
largest commercial enterprise, with a
sales turnover of Rs. 2, 85,337 crore the
highest-ever for an Indian company and
a net profit of Rs. 2, 950 crore for the year
2008-09. IndianOil is also the highest
ranked Indian company in the
prestigious Fortune 'Global 500' listing,
having moved up 11 places to the 105th
position in 2009.
ONGC
Oil and Natural Gas Corporation
Limited is an Indian public sector
petroleum company. It is a Fortune
Global 500 company ranked 152nd, and
contributes 77% of India's crude oil
production and 81% of India's natural
gas production. It is the highest profit
making corporation in India.
It is involved in exploring for and
exploiting hydrocarbons in 26
sedimentary basins of India. It produces
about 30% of India's crude oil
requirement. It owns and operates more
than 11,000 kilometres of pipelines in
India.
SEZ
A Special Economic Zone (SEZ) is a
geographical region that has economic
laws that are more liberal than a
country's typical economic laws. The
category 'SEZ' covers a broad range of
more specific zone types, including Free
Trade Zones (FTZ), Export Processing
Zones (EPZ), Free Zones (FZ), Industrial
Estates (IE), Free Ports, Urban Enterprise
Zones and others. Usually the goal of a
structure is to increase foreign direct
investment by foreign investors,
typically an international business or a
multinational corporation (MNC).
NREGA
The National Rural Employment
Guarantee Act is an Indian job guarantee
scheme, enacted by legislation on
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August 25, 2005. The scheme provides
a legal guarantee for one hundred
days of employment in every financial
year to adult members of any rural
household willing to do public work-
related unskilled manual work at the
statutory minimum wage of Rs.60 per
day. The Central government outlay
for scheme is Rs. 39,100 crores ($8
billion) in FY 2009-10.
ERP
Enterprise resource planning is an
integrated computer-based system
used to manage internal and external
resources including tangible assets,
financial resources, materials, and
human resources. It is a software
architecture whose purpose is to
facilitate the flow of information
between all business functions inside
the boundaries of the organization
and manage the connections to
outside stakeholders.
NASDAQ
The NASDAQ Stock Market, known
as NASDAQ, is an American stock
exchange. "NASDAQ" originally
stood for "National Association of
Securities Dealers Automated
Quotations," but the exchange's
official stance is that the acronym is
obsolete. It is the largest electronic
screen-based equity securities trading
market in the United States. With
approximately 3,700 companies and
corporations, it has more trading
volume than any other stock exchange
in the world.
NYSE
The New York Stock Exchange
(NYSE) is a stock exchange located at
11 Wall Street in lower Manhattan,
New York City, New York, USA. It is
the world's largest stock exchange by
market capitalization of its listed
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May 2008.
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Physics-RESO-Q.17
Solution by: J.K. Pandey
Sr. Faculty - Physics

Winner:
Vipin Singhal
Roll No.: 703178
Batch: RJ-1

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Chemistry-RESO-Q.17

Solution by:
Girijesh Dubey
Sr. Faculty Chemistry

Math-RESO-Q.17

Solution by
Safdar Seraj
HOD - Maths
Delhi Centre

Winner
ADITYA RAJ
Roll No.: 824367
Batch: PB-1

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Physics Force:

Math Exponent:

1. C 2. A&C 3. B&D 4. A 5. B 6. B

7. D 8. C 9. C

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