International Day of Sign Languages – Megha Vyas
‘Sign language is a dance with words, to be enjoyed from Babyhood through Childhood to Adulthood.’ ~ Marilyn Daniels As beautifully quoted here, sign languages are a system of communication which uses visual gestures and signs, used when spoken communication is impossible or not desirable. We humans have been communicating with the help of signs […]
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An interview on the Financial situation amidst Covid-19 -Dr. Mugdha Kulkarni
1) What interested you to take up finance as a career, especially when it haunts so many students? ==> Maybe this is because I come from the family of academician and chartered Accountants, so at a very early age in college started understanding market and had practical exposure to bookkeeping, banking audit, etc. Also, Finance […]
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A colloquy with Vandana Verma by Sr.Reflectionist Bishakha Jain
Team Reflections have had the privilege of interviewing Vandana Verma Sehgal who is a SCIT alumnus and seasoned security professional with over 14 years of experience. Vandana currently works with IBM Software Labs as an Architect, she is also one of the leaders for the IBM community WISE. She is the first Asian to be […]
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My Journey with Nullcon Winja
My journey with Nullcon and Winja began in 2015 with our very own Professor, Manu Zacharia, introducing us to the real world of security. Along with five other student cum colleagues, I enjoyed every moment being a part of this conference. Little did I know that my life would take a turn since 2017 (my […]
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Is Apple still an powerhouse for innovation?
Edited By – Akash Goel Is Apple still a creative, solid contender or is it turning into a specialty player compared to Android and Windows? – a question that I came across during the recent cramming sessions. There is by all accounts a common feeling that something is out of order at Apple. The […]
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The Law of Attraction – By Runali
There was this famous dialogue in the movie ‘OM SHANTI OM’, “Kehte hain ki …… Agar kisi cheez ko dil se chaaho to puri kayanat usey tumse milane ki koshish mein lag jaati hai.” When someone comes across this dialogue for the first time, it would seem like just another fancy dialogue in the movie. […]
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Breaking The Legacy: Union & Railway Budget Merger — By Divya
Edited By – Akash Goel During British era, the Railway Budget was part of the General Budget initially. Based on the recommendation of Acworth Committee, the Rail Budget was separated from the union budget in 1924 and this system was followed till now. But the Government has decided to merge Rail Budget with the Union […]
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War Of The Gods : The Infosys Crisis — By Souptik Sur
Reviewed By – Akash Goel Infosys, a big name in the world of IT, has been going through an internal tussle which in turn is hampering the brand value of the organization. Vishal Sikka, the chief executive who was brought in to turn around India’s Infosys three years ago, resigned on August 18th, 2017, […]
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Bullet Trains or Better Trains? – By Kajal Jadhav
Edited By – Akash Goel Are Bullet trains in India the need of the hour? Or do we need to take a back seat and maybe look at the dire state of the current Indian railways and work for its betterment? Can the progress on both the fronts go hand-in-hand? Let’s read on to find […]
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Key Deliverables of BRICS 2017 – By Kajal Jadhav
BRICS – A Brief History BRICS is an acronym for an association of 5 major countries: Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. It was established in 2009. As of 2015, the 5 BRICS countries represent over 3.6 billion people or about 41% of world population The BRICS members are all leading developed or newly […]
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