Chanakya Waves

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CHANAKYA WAVES

Indian Maritime University
Navi Mumbai Campus
" T. S. CHANAKYA"

Campus Activities

Sl. Name of the Activity Title of the Programme Chief Guest/ Resource Date

No. Person

1. Chanakya Social Cleaning Drive of the Capt. Subroto Khan 05.06.2022

Responsibility Lake near Palm Beach Director, IMU NMC

Road on World Capt. Mihir Chandra

Environment Day HoD (SNS), IMU NMC

Dr. S.M. Puranik

Deputy Registrar, IMU NMC

2. International Yoga Yoga Demonstration Mr. R.P Singh 12.06.2022

Day (IDY 2022) Yoga Expert & Instructor

IMU NMC

3. Guest Lecture on Maritime Anti Dr. Deepak Shetty, IRS 25.06.2022

Seafarers Day Corruption Network Ex.DGS and Former

(MACN) Secretary to GoI

4. Farewell activity Adieu to B.Sc(NS) Capt. Subroto Khan 06.07.2022

Cadets - Batch 2019- Director, IMU NMC

2022

5. Guest Lecture Gender Sensitization Ms. Krishna Thacker 08.07.2022

Awareness Advocate

Founder, MT Thacker &

Associates

Navi Mumbai

6. Campus Level Audit Surveillance Audit Capt. Trevor Charles 25.07.2022

Inspection by IRQS Fernandes

Auditor

Cdr. Shrinivas Nilkund

Team Leader

7. Farewell activity Adieu to DNS Cadets - Capt. Subroto Khan 03.08.2022

Batch 2021-2022 Director, IMU NMC

8. Guest Lecture Series Maritime Logistics Dr. Sham Choughule 10.08.2022

2022 Director-Logistics &

Maritime Transport

Association For Global

Economic Development-

India.

Associate Member, World

Trade Centre, Mumbai

Managing your career as Capt. Yashoverman Sharma 11.08.2022

a professional Seafarer Director

True North Competency

Management

Versova, Mumbai

Ionosphere Effects and Dr. Gopi K. Seemala 12.08.2022

Antarctic Expeditions Associate Professor

Indian Institute of

Geomagnetism (IIG)

Panvel (West), Navi Mumbai

9. Cadets’ Parade activity Chanakya Band and Mr. R.P. Singh 13.08.2022

Guard Performance on Instructor, IMU NMC

Palm Beach Road

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All the Faculty, Staff and B.Sc (NS) Cadets of All the Faculty, Staff and DNS Cadets of Batch
Batch 2019-2022 were present during 2021-2022 were present during Farewell
Farewell function on 06.07.2022 in the function on 03.08.2022 in the campus
campus auditorium auditorium

Ms. Krishna Thacker, Advocate was honoured Ms. Krishna Thacker, Advocate with Girl
with memento by Capt.Subroto Khan, cadets and female faculty members after the
Director
Guest Lecture on Gender Sensitization
Awareness on 08.07.2022

All the Faculty members with Auditor Capt. Dr. Deepak Shetty, IRS Ex.DGS and Former
Trevor Charles Fernandes (online) in the Secretary to GoI delivered the lecture on Maritime
conference hall during Surveillance Audit
Anti Corruption Network to the cadets on
Visit on 25.07.2022 25.06.2022

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Dr. Sham Choughule, Director-Logistics & Dr. Sham Choughule was honoured by Director
Maritime Transport & Associate Member, World Capt. Subroto Khan

Trade Centre, Mumbai delivered the guest
lecture to the cadets on 10.08.2022

Capt. Yashoverman Sharma, Director, Capt. Yashoverman Sharma was honoured by Director
True North Competency Management Capt. Subroto Khan
Versova, Mumbai delivered delivered the guest

lecture to the cadets on 11.08.2022

Dr. Gopi K. Seemala, Associate Professor, IIG, Dr. Gopi K.Seemala was honoured by Director
Navi Mumbai delivered the guest lecture to the Capt. Subroto Khan

cadets on 12.08.2022

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Chanakya Band and Guard Performance by the “Har Ghar Tiranga” activity by the cadets in
cadets on Palm Beach Road IMU NMC

Cadets’ Yoga activities during the IDY 2022

Cleaning Drive of the Lake near Palm Beach Road on World Environment Day under Chanakya Social
Responsibility (CSR) on 05.06.2022

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““Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav” Celebrations

Capt. K.P. JayaKumar, Nautical Advisor (Retd.), Chief Guest of 75 years of Indian
Independence celebrations, hoisted the national flag in our campus.The Director, HoD(SNS) and
Deputy Registrar along with the faculty members and the cadets were present on the occasion.
After addressing the gathering, the Chief Guest with his wife were taken around the campus to
visit the Freedom Fighter Exhibition, DRC Museum and Recreation hall in the hostel. On this
auspicious day, e-bulletin named CHANAKYA WAVES was inaugurated by the chief guest in
the conference hall. On this occasion, Tree Plantation activity was also carried out in the campus
premises.

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Faculty Activities

Sl.No. Name of the Name of the Title/Description Organization Date
1. Faculty Activity
2.
Capt. Subroto Valedictory Maritime Law MNLU 27.06.2022
Khan Session of One
Day Capacity Maritime corruption MACN 27.07.2022
Director Building prevention
Programme on 03.08.2022
Capt. Mihir Teaching and Inaugural address Wellness at 10.08.2022
Chandra Research in Sea–Sailors
Associate Maritime Law  Maritime to
Professor National Launch Logistics Society 12.08.2022
of the Campaign IMU-NMC
and Work of  Managing your 06.08.2022
MACN in India career as a IMU HQ 03.08.2022
Wellness at Sea C professional 26.07.2022
adet Conference - Seafarer
2022 to
Organized Guest  Ionosphere 27.07.2022
Lecture series Effects and 05.08.2022
2022 Antarctic 30.07.2022
Expeditions
Orientation August
Programme NAAC Awareness 2022
Online Webinar
2 day online Wellness at sea Sailor society
workshop
Research based myinnerlog.com
Online Webinar questionnaire
Online Webinar designing Worldrig.co
ERP Forum for River
Paper publication/ and Ocean
International Inland Waterway Scientists and
Journal Transportation : A Technologists
sustainable mode for International
passenger mobility Journal of
SAI Sustainable Advances in
Agro An Innovative Engineering and
Model for Management,
Multiplying Farmers Vol4, Issue 8,
Income pp: 253-261,
doi:
10.35629/5252-
0408253261

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Paper Publication/ Oil-Spill Mitigation Zeichen Journal, 2022

International over Waterways- A ISSN No: 0932-

Journal New Approach 4747, Volume 8,

Issue 06,

pp:123-134, doi:

15.10089.ZJ.202

0.V08I06.28531

1.2867

Framing Micro 3 No.s submitted for IMU HQ May 2022

Credit Courses Maritime Industry to

IMU-HQ
2. Capt. Mihir Project Proposal Oil spill mitigation IMU HQ
Chandra July 2022
for IWAI
Associate 01.07.2022
Mentor Preparing Cadet TSC to
Professor
Aditya Kumar for

World mental math 12.07.2022

competition at

GERMANY IMU-NMC 10.08.2022
Organized Guest  Maritime

Lecture series Logistics to
2022  Managing your 12.08.2022

career as a

professional

Seafarer
 Ionosphere

Effects and

Antarctic

Expeditions

Course framing Developed 14 IMU July 2022

Courses for Inland

Vessel as per IV

ACT 2021 for IWAI

and passed by

Academic Council

Training Ocean Literacy IMU HQ 11.07.2022

Programme to

22.07.2022

Paper Publication/ Training of Workers Zeichen Journal, May 2022

International for Safe Recycling Vol 8, Issue 05,

Journal of Tanker Ships pp: 304 - 311

doi:15.10089.ZJ.

2020.V08I05.28

5311.2837

Capt. Yogesh Research activity As a Co-PI, Ministry of 04.08.2022
Shah Submitted a project Mines
3. proposal on
Associate Development of an
Professor automated mineral

detection system

using underwater

hyperspectral

imaging for deep-sea

mining and

presentation was

done

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Attended Guest  Maritime IMU-NMC 10.08.2022
Lecture series Logistics IMU HQ &
2022
 Ionosphere 12.08.2022
Orientation Effects and
Programme Antarctic 06.08.2022
Expeditions

NAAC Awareness

Online Webinar Art of Data Science CSI, Kolkata 31.07.2022

Chapter and

Capt. A.K. IETE, Kolkata

4. Majumder Attended Guest  Maritime Centre 10.08.2022
Associate IMU-NMC

Professor Lecture series Logistics to

2022  Managing your 12.08.2022

career as a

professional

Seafarer

 Maritime

Logistics
 Managing your

5. Capt.Lakhi Attended Guest career as a IMU-NMC 10.08.2022
Narayan Mandal Lecture Series professional to
2022 Seafarer
Associate  Ionosphere 12.08.2022
Professor Effects and

Antarctic

Expeditions

Orientation NAAC Awareness IMU HQ 06.08.2022

Programme

 Managing your

Capt.Parag career as a

6. Mehrotra Attended Guest professional IMU-NMC 11.08.2022
Assistant Lecture Series Seafarer &
 Ionosphere
Professor 2022 12.08.2022

Effects and

Antarctic

Expeditions

Orientation NAAC Awareness IMU HQ 06.08.2022
Programme
Student Assessment NITTTR 28.06.2022
Professional -
Development and Evaluation Chennai
Programme 02.07.2022
(Online)

Online Webinar Inland Waterway Forum for River 30.07.2022

7. Dr. G. Veera Transportation : A and Ocean
Senthil Kumar sustainable mode for Scientists and
Online Webinar passenger mobility Technologists 31.07.2022
Assistant
Professor Art of Data Science CSI, Kolkata
Chapter and

IETE, Kolkata

Centre

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Research activity As a PI, Submitted a Ministry of 04.08.2022
project proposal on Mines
Coordinator for Development of an 10.08.2022
Guest Lecture automated mineral IMU-NMC to
series 2022 detection system
using underwater IMU HQ 12.08.2022
Orientation hyperspectral
Programme imaging for deep-sea 06.08.2022
Paper Publication/ mining and June 2022
International presentation was
Journal done
 Maritime

Logistics
 Managing your

career as a
professional
Seafarer
 Ionosphere
Effects and
Antarctic
Expeditions

NAAC Awareness

Oil-Spill Mitigation Zeichen Journal,
over Waterways- A ISSN No: 0932-
New Approach 4747, Volume 8,
Issue 06,
pp:123-134, doi:
15.10089.ZJ.202
0.V08I06.28531
1.2867

Future Design Two new ideas Techbrief July 2022
Concept 2022 accepted publication

Ressearch Activity DC member for the IMU HQ June 2022

as Co-guide for Scholars namely, 10.08.2022
to
Researchers 1. Capt.Vinod
12.08.2022
Naveen

8. Dr. S.M. Puranik 2. Capt.Yogesh Shah
Lecturer 3. Capt.Prabhat

Nigam

4. Milind Kulkarni

5. Jyoti Bikash,Er

6. Sandeep Kumar,

Er
Coordinator for  Maritime
IMU-NMC

Guest Lecture Logistics
 Managing your
series 2022

career as a

professional

Seafarer
 Ionosphere

Effects and

Antarctic

Expeditions

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9. Dr. Abu Talib Orientation NAAC Awareness IMU HQ 06.08.2022

Lecturer Programme 28.06.2022
to
Professional
02.07.2022
Capt.Shiv Development Student Assessment NITTTR
Swaroop Programme 10.08.2022
10. Contract Faculty (Online) and Evaluation Chennai to

 Maritime 12.08.2022

Logistics 10.08.2022
 Managing your &

career as a 12.08.2022

11. Capt.Deepak Attended for Guest professional 06.08.2022
29.07.2022
Karan Lecture series Seafarer IMU-NMC
 Ionosphere
Contract Faculty 2022

Effects and

Antarctic

Expeditions

 Maritime

Coordinator for Logistics
12. Mrs. Aparna Guest Lecture  Managing your IMU-NMC

Erande series 2022 career as a

Contract Faculty professional

Seafarer
 Ionosphere

Effects and

Antarctic

Expeditions

Mr.T.M. Orientation NAAC Awareness IMU HQ
Devandrappa Programme
13. Attended the DC Kuvempu
Assistant Research Activity
Librarian
meeting for his Ph.D University

Karnataka

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Cadets’ Activities

Sl. Ship Name of the Name of the Prizes Won Organised Date
12.06.2022
No. No. Cadet(s) Activity/Event by 03.07.2022
09.05.2022
1. 8691 Vikram Srinath Navi Mumbai Half 2nd prize overall Bharat 09.05.2022
29.06. 2022
Marathon category Running 21.06.2022
29.06. 2022
Saviorthon Live 5th position Saviorthon 29.06. 2022
07.07.2022
Marathon Overall category 07.07.2022
07.07.2022
2. 8541 Bhalchandra Photography 1st prize IMU HQ 21.06.2022
05.06.2022
Yadav Competition
05.06.2022
3. 8621 P Sai Pranay Photography Runner Up IMU HQ
29.06.2022
Competition June 2022

4. 8371 Tushar Santosh Quiz: Azadi ka 2nd prize in Quiz IMU NMC

Gaikwad Amrit Mahotsav competition

Essay competition 2d prize in essay IMU NMC

during International competition

Day of Yoga

5. 8632 Rahul Raj Quiz: Azadi Ka 1st Prize IMU NMC

Amrit Mahotsav

6. 8371 Tushar Quiz: Azadi Ka 2nd Prize IMU NMC

Gaikwad Amrit Mahotsav

7. 8418 Soham Sasmal Sketch:Freedom 1st Prize IMU NMC

Fighters Drawing

8. 8459 Himanshu Sketch:Freedom 2nd Prize IMU NMC

Naxine Fighters Drawing

9. 8565 Harsh Hate Sketch:Freedom 3rd Prize IMU NMC

Fighters Drawing

10. 8371 Tushar Essay: Yoga Day 2nd Prize IMU NMC
IMU NMC
Gaikwad
IMU NMC
11. 8356 Ashlok Anand Group Project-(Use 1st Prize IMU NMC

8357 Ashmit Kumar of Plastic bottle)

8449 Ayush Sachan Life Jacket Team

8627 Pritish Kumar

8546 Carol

8597 Fernandes

8645 Mithra Nair

Prajakta Sable

12 8606 Naveen Meena Group Project-(Use 2nd Prize

8632 Rahul Raj of Plastic bottle)

8633 Rahul Pareva Dustbin Project

8635 Raman Kumar Team

8678 Shubham

Thorve

13 8611 Om Prakash Quiz: Azadi Ka 2nd Prize

Gautam Amrit Mahotsav

14 Cdt. Gaurav Bushan & Hackathon for 2nd Prize IMU HQ

team World Environment

Day - Plastic Bottle

Challenge - Dustbin

cum flower pot

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“HEAL-THY SELF, WELL-THY SELF”

Introduction:
According to an American poll, up to 87% of the population is stressed, and another

survey shows that up to 57% of workers experience daily stress at work. It is worth a pause and
think--stress levels are constantly rising. For example in 2021, 57% of adults in the US were
stressed about money, while in 2022, it’s 65%. In March 2022, 80% of people were stressed about
the Russian invasion of Ukraine, fearing it may lead to a world war – something that people
generally weren’t worried about before. And with Covid-19 pandemic lasting for over two years,
58% of adults report it’s a daily stressor that also puts a strain on relationships. Yoga and
meditation are the best tool for healthy life and wealthy humankind.
6 yoga poses for stress and anxiety relief:

Child’s Pose:

A simple but very effective pose. Resting your forehead on the mat helps you relax, and
releases neck tension, while breathing expands your back ribs, gently massaging your back
muscles from the inside.

How to do it:
 Sit on your heels, and move your knees as wide as the mat
 Walk with your hands forward while lowering your upper body down
 When you’ve reached a comfortable distance, rest your forehead on the mat and relax
 Option: If your shoulders are too tense, move your arms, so they rest alongside your
knees, next to your body on the mat, palms up
 Stay there for at least 20 breaths

Cat-Cow Pose:

The alternating spine movements in this pose have a balancing and calming effect. As you
move slowly, you automatically also breathe slowly, stimulating the parasympathetic system to de-
stress you.

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How to do it:
 Start on all fours, hands under your shoulders, knees under your hips, spine neutral
 Breathe in, arching your back – dipping your mid-back down, looking up
 Breathe out, rounding your back, tucking you ‘tail’ under, looking down
 Repeat 15 time

Butterfly Pose:

This pose makes you feel safe, re-centers you and at the same time, relieves some tension
in your back and hips.

How to do it:
 Sit with your knees bent, and let them fall out, joining the soles of your feet – wrap
your fingers around your feet to keep them together
 Straighten your back, and lower your knees as much as possible
 If your hips allow, bend forward, walk your hands slightly ahead of your feet and
relax, letting your head hang heavy
 Option: If you have a yoga block, put it on the highest height on your feet and rest
your forehead on it
 Stay in your final version of the pose for at least 20 breaths

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Head-to-knee Pose:

Another calming pose that enables you to release stress and tension with every breath, and
it stretches your lower back and hamstrings, too.

How to do it:
 Sit on the mat with your legs stretched out in front of you, bend your right knee, and
let it fall out, placing your right sole on the inner left thigh
 Straighten your back, and push the right knee down
 With an in breath, raise your arms up, and turn your torso towards the left leg
 With an out breath, slowly lower your torso and arms over your left leg, keeping your
back long
 If you can reach your toes, great! If not, place your hands on either side of the left leg
or on the shin
 When you settle in the pose, stay there for at least 10 deep breaths
 Repeat on the other side.

Bridge Pose:

The bridge pose has multiple benefits – it offers a gentle backbend that helps to expand
your breathing, it releases neck and shoulder tension, and it is also an inversion and all inversions
have a calming effect.

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How to do it:
 Lie on your back, knees bent, feet on the floor, hip-width apart
 Place your arms next to your body, palms down – try to move your feet so close to
your pelvis that you can brush your heels with your fingertips
 Root down with your palms and feet, and with an inbreath lift your pelvis off the floor
as high as you can
 Interlace your hands under your back and hold the pose for at least 10 breaths, be
mindful of your knees so they don’t fall in or out
 When you’re finished, lower down to the mat, move your feet mat-width apart, and
let your knees fall in to relax your lower back.

Reclined Twist Pose:

This pose releases a lot of tension – from your neck, shoulders, back and hips. At the same
time, because you’re supported by the floor, you can rest and breathe deeply, relaxing your mind.

How to do it:
 Lie on your back, legs straight, then draw the right knee towards you, and hug it with
your arms
 Stretch out your right arm to the side, and rest it on the floor
 Keep your left hand on the right knee, breathe in
 Breathe out and draw your right knee over your body to the left, resting your left hand
on top of it
 Turn your head towards the right, away from the knee
 Stay there for ten deep breaths, then return to neutral and repeat on the other side

The last act:

When you’re finished with this little sequence, sit cross-legged or on your heels and try the
alternate nostril breathing technique. It has a brain hemisphere balancing effect, reduces stress and
anxiety, lowers blood pressure and makes you feel good.

Acknowledgement:

 ‘Skill Yoga’ -- Charvatova VP//Mindfullness

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QUIZ

1) What does ECDIS stand for?
a) It doesn’t stand for anything
b) Electronic chart display and information system
c) Electric cabin dimmer inside ship
d) External chart display and information system.

2) What is the origin of the term “mayday” for an emergency radio call?
a) Mayday was considered a unlucky day
b) It is unknown
c) From the French phrase “M’aidez”-meaning ‘Help Me’
d) From Latin

3) Which of the following is not a type of sailing vessel?

a) RIB

b) Sloop
c) Ketch
d) Topper

4) What does IALA stand for?
a) International association of lighthouse areas.
b) International area of lighthouse authorities.
c) Internal association of lighthouse authorities.
d) International association of lighthouse authorities.

5) What does bouyage system covers the Americas?

a) IALA A
b) IALA B
c) IALA C
d) IALA D

6) What does MLC stand for?
a) Marine Labour committee
b) Marine Labour convention
c) Marine Legal convention
d) Maritime Labour convention

7) In order to watch DVD’s on a merchant vessel legally, you will require?
a) a TV license
b) a theatrical viewing license
c) a non-theatrical viewing license
d) Nothing else but the DVD and DVD player.

8) What does STCW stand for?
a) Sail training and certificate of Watch keeping.
b) Standards of training certificate and Watch keeping.
c) Standards of training, cooking and Watch keeping.
d) Summary of training, certification and Watch keeping.

9) What is the full form of RADAR?
a) Radio data and ranging.
b) Radio detection and ranging.
c) Radio device and ranging
d) Radio duration and ranging.

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10) What is the full form of IMO?
a) Indian Maritime organization
b) International Maritime organization
c) Internal Marine organization
d) International Marine organization.

11) IMO came into existence first time in the year?
a) 1959
b) 1943
c) 1948
d) 1940

12) Who is the current Secretary General of the IMO?
a) Kitack Lim
b) Koji Sekimizu
c) Efthimios E Mitropoulos
d) William O’Neil

13) Which is the world’s busiest container port?
a) Singapore
b) Shanghai
c) Shenzhen
d) Rotterdam

14) International seafarer’s day is celebrated on?
a) 22th June
b) 25th June
c) 5th May
d) 29th August

15) What is the minimum distance between two shackle of Anchor Chain?
a) 25.8m
b) 27.5m
c) 25.7m
d) 27.7m

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75th Year of Indian Independence

The 75th Year of Indian Independence, also known as Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, is an
ongoing festival commemorating India's 75th anniversary of independence throughout India and
around the world, as well as the magnificent history of its people, culture, and accomplishments. It
is decided to dedicate to the people of India, who have not only been essential in carrying India
thus far in its evolutionary path, but also have the power and capacity to accomplish the vision of
activating India 2.0, which is steered only by spirit of Aatmanirbhar Bharat (Self-dependent India).
The Government of India planned to commemorate India's 75th anniversary of independence with
enormous fanfare and honor to freedom heroes. As a result, they agreed to hold numerous
activities, and the government christened the event 'Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav.' Amrit Mahotsav,
which means "Nectar of Grand Celebration," commemorates the 75th anniversary of India's
independence from the British Raj. The formal journey of Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav began on
March 12, 2021, beginning a 75-week countdown to our 75th anniversary of independence and
will finish a year later on August 15, 2023. On March 12, 1930, Mahatma Gandhi launched the
Dandi March from Sabarmati Ashram to promote self-reliance and self-respect in the country. On
this day in 2021, our Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi, launched the symbolic Dandi Yatra,
reviving our path of self-reliance and self-respect and ushering off Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav. The
Mahotsav celebration represents the nation's awakening, the festival of realizing, the dream of
good government and world peace and prosperity. The goal of the Mahotsav is to establish a
blueprint for India in 2047. The Mahotsav is commemorated on the core principle of its five pillars:
the 75-year struggle for independence, 75-year thoughts, 75-year successes, 75-year deeds, and 75-
year goals. These principles are intended to educate the next generation about the historical past
and struggle for freedom. This would also motivate people to take action and accomplish their
goal of a post - independence era. Amrit Mahotsav is a homage to our independence soldiers and
the Indian independence movement. The festival will feature a variety of social and cultural
programmes, as well as showcases of technology and scientific advances. As a result, the
Mahotsav will be commemorated as 'Jan Utsav,' or the fiesta of the people of India, in the spirit of
'Jan Bhagidaris,' which means that we are all participants and stakeholders in our country's growth.
The Mahotsav relies heavily on national participation. People are contributing in a variety of ways
to this worthy cause. Rallies, contests, fundraising, and other activities are taking place. People are
also displaying their abilities and attempting to make a significant contribution to the nation. Many
artworks, dance performances, poetry, talks, songs, and also sculptures are being exhibited to aid
in the growth of the country. The 'Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav' event commemorates India's
tremendous progress during the last 75 years. This festival inspires us to rediscover our hidden
capabilities and to take honest, collaborative action to reclaim our legitimate place in the comity of
the nation.

Cdt. Mrinmay Sarkar 8394

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Bharat

Bhinn bhinn pranto se aay moti bharat rupi mala me piroy gay hai
Alag alag hai rup aur rang mala me hai ek
Kya khu kahani inki
Badi sarahaniy hai balidani inki
Har moti hai anmol, inki shourya gatha hai bejod
Sar na jhukane diya kabhi
Dushaman bhi tarraya hai

Jaha bhi gay wha Vijay parcham lahraya hai Vijay parcham lahraya hai
Duniya ke itihas me swarnakit kiya hai apna nam he bharat desh tujhe salam tujh
salam
Tujh pr hai hme abhiman
Hme abhiman
Jai hind jai bharat

Cdt Himanshu Naxine 8459

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Laurels to IMU NMC

Cdt Aditya Kumar 8180 (Human Calculator) with Capt. Mihir
Chandra, HoD (SNS) after returning from GERMANY

Cdt Bhumika Nankani 8219 (Best Girl Cadet of the year 2022)

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Campus Diaries

ADMINISTRATION BUILDING SCHOLASTIC BUILDING

QUARTER DECK SWIMMING POOL

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Campus Diaries

NEW HOSTEL OLD HOSTEL

SUPERSTRUCTURE CADET OFFICERS’ MESS

GYMNASIUM

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Flamingo - An Iconic Symbol

QUIZ ANSWERS

1. B 6. D 11. A

2. C 7. C 12. A

3. A 8. B 13. B

4. D 9. B 14. B

5. B 10. B 15. B

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Indian Maritime University
Navi Mumbai Campus
" T. S. CHANAKYA"

Editorial Board

Chief Advisor: Capt. Subroto Khan Copy Editors :
Director Atul Singh 8359
Bitan Pal 8363
Editor-in-Chief: Capt. Mihir Chandra Linsa Alex 8386
HoD (SNS) Himanshu Naxine 8459
Anway Mandal 8533
Editors : Dr. SM Puranik Sai Pranay 8621
Dr G. Veera Senthil Kumar Pritish Kumar 8627
Mrs. Aparna Erande Vallabha Dolas 8681

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