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Basil James II Bcom CA

Ashna Sabu III Bcom F GtXm \ni_vZ\nioYn\nbnð
AdnbmsX hnSÀó aecmbncpóp AhÄ
CXfäpt]mImsX aptóm«p \o§phm³
kz]v\§tfsdbpw s\bvXncpóp
\h`mh\Ifmð kwKoXkm{µambv
ao«pw hn]ônI t]msebhfpsS PohnXw
ambmatlmÚaXmbncpóp.
Ime§Ä Xmïnbt¸mÄ Xncn¨dnbpóp
Iq¨phne§n« N§ebnð _ÔnXbmIpó AhÄ
AhnShnsS Dbcpó t]mÀhnfnIÄ t]mepw
AhfpsS NndIn\p iàntbIpónñ
DbÀóp ]d¡m³ sImXn¡pt¼mgpw
FhnsStbm apdnthäp ]nSbpóp AhÄ
I®p\oÀs¸mbvIbnð \o´pó AhÄ
s]ä½bmWhÄ, tkmZcnbmWhÄ
]nsó Bscms¡tbm BWhÄ
Fón«pw Bcpañm AhÄ
F¦nepw AhÄX³ a\Xmcnð BscmcmÄ
a{´n¡pw \msfX³ Zo]vXamw CucSnIÄ
sImXn¡pó AhÄ, Im¯ncn¡pó AhÄ
bYmÀ° kzmX{´¯nsâ s]m³]pecn¡mbn

bm{Xb¿¸v

Amitha Justine II MCom

Bw_pem³knsâ
i_vZanñmsX
hcthev¡Ww \osbsó
Xpd¡Ww
aqSp]Sw
XoÀ¡Ww kwibw
Ignbpsa¦nð
IcpXWw
ITmcsbmóp I¿nð
Bg¯nð Ip¯nbnd¡phm³
Fón«pw
CuÀjysb¦nð
\evIWw s]m«mkyw ssk\UpsImsïmcp Npw_\w

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a\Ênsâ

hn§ð
Noble biju IBsc HM CS(A)

a\Ênsâ ASnX«nð Dbcpw Bßs\m¼cw
\ndbpw F³ I®pIfnð
a\Ênsâ hn§ð Xpfp¼pw F³ Npïnð
Poh³ \ne\nð¡póXv Xsó \n³ HmÀaIfnð
\o acn¨pIgnªp F³ angnIfnð Fómepw
\n³ Nn´IÄ AebSn¡póp F³ a\Ênð
\o hcp¯nh¨s\m¼cw hepXmWp s]t® F³ a\Ênð
\nsâ \ngembn Pohn¡m\msWóm{Klw
Fómð AXv Cóv F{X BIebmWv
Fóv F\n¡v k¦ð¸n¡m³ km[yañ
Fómepw s]t® \o Fsó Hä¡v
Pohn¡m³ ]Tn¸n¨p
Cópw Fsâ a\Ênsâ hn§ð \o am{Xw

Lakshmi P S IIIBCA

Ifnt¯mg³ Stephin Shaju
Joly Joy II Mcom II Bcom CA

th\eh[n Ignsªsâ IfnIq«pImc\mWn ag
]ÅnIqS¯nð \nópRm³
BKan¡sh F³ ]p¯³
DSp¸nepw ]pkvXIkônbnepambn
]än]SÀóv Ccn¡pan XpÅnIÄ
F§p\ndªncn¡psó³......
XpÅn¡pS§fmWv Npänepw Im¬sI
]mShc¼nepw a¬sh«nb]mX
\nc¸nepw \oÀNmepIÄsImïv
\ndªv IhnbpóXmW{X
Cóo¨mepIÄsImïv Gdpt¼mÄ
Hmtcm IpS§fpw hänhcïpthmbv
Ime¯nsâ bmK¯nð \ndIpSw amªvt]mbv

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_Fsmâeyw HmÀ½X³ ]pkvXI¯mfpIÄ adnbpt¼mÄ
Amitha Justine II Mcom HmÀ½bnð sXfnbpóp B \mfpIÄ
tImÄabnÀ sImÅpam {]nb\mfpIÄ
HmÀ½X³ sN¸nse aWnap¯pIÄ
Xp¼bpw Xp¼nbpw A®md¡®\pw
]n¨ sh¨oSpt¼mÄ tXmgcmbn
A¼nfnama\pw ]iphn³ InSm§fpw
amap®pw t\cw Iq«ns\¯n
Imhpw Ipfhpw \ndbpw sXmSnIfpw
am¼qhn³ KÔhpw hbteebpw
]pgbpsS Hmfhpw Ipfncnfw sXóepw
XgpInSpsaópsS _meyImew
BðachÅnbnð DubemSnSpt¼mÄ
BImisa¯n¸nSn¡m³ sh¼pw
aWvUeImew ]ndóphómð ]nsó
tImacw XpÅembv DÕhambv
BÀ¯pXnanÀ¯p ckn¡m³ XnSp¡ambv
Hcp sIm¨pIp«nbmboSphm³ tamlambv
a[pcamw kvarXnIfmð apJcnXamsbmcm
a[pcamw \mfpIÄ C\n hcptam?

HscmÀ Znhkw sImïv, ]Sn]Snbmbv {]fbw
DbÀ¯nsI«nb PohnXs¯ Bony K babu II Bcom Cop
amänadn¨ {]fbw 53
\mw Hcpan¨v ssItImÀ¯v
IpXn¨v ]mªv Ibdnbnd§ð
sImXn¨v Ipón³ NcnhpIfpw, aeIfpw,
Hcp IpSbpsS Iosg \nóv AIóv
\\bm³ sImXn¨ agbpw.
Zni AdnbmsX H¸w tNÀóncpóv
a[pcamb kz]v\§fpw Iïv
\ntómSv IqsS Aenbm³ sh¼pó
PohnXm{Kl§fpw,
sNdptXmWnbpw, ]pgbpw, Imdpw
Npäpw PmXnaXt`ZanónñmsX
\ndsb AfpIfpw
Pnhsâ XpSn¸pIsf ssI¡pÅnð
Xm§n \nÀ¯nb I«ensâ a¡fpw
aäv \nch[nbmb ]eXpw
FtómSv H¸apïv FtómSv tNÀópïv
Fómð \o am{Xw...?

HmÀ½bnð

\ndbpó hk´w
Krishnapriya P S II Mcom

kvt\l¯nð \dpsam«pIÄ s]mgnbpó \mfnð
a\kns\ IpfncWnbn¡pw \dpap¯pt]mse
Ft§m Hfns¨msc³ kpµc_meyw...
Imän³ ]mdpsómcm sIm¨p Xp¼ntb..
ssIs¡Wn sh¨v ]nSns¨mcm \mfn³
tXmÀ¯nsâ ssIIfmð aos\ ]nSn¨v
Bänsâ s]mbvIbnð \o´n¡fn¨v
Ft§m adsªmsc³ kpµc_meyw...
Imew ambv¡psamcm\nc \mfnð
Ims¯só \nð¸q Fsâbm _meyw
am§ ]dn¡phm³ amhntedpt¼mÄ
t]m¯\pdp¼v ISn¡pó _meyw
Imesamcn¡epw ambv¡m¯ Imew
HmÀ½bnð \ndbpóp Fsâ _meyw

F³ kpµcn

IpkrXnIÄ \ndª \n³ \b\§Ä
HmÀ¡ms\mcnjvSw Fópsaópw
Npïnð hncnbpó \n³ Nncn
lrZb¯nð ]Xnsª³ Xmfambv
Debpó \n³ apSn \m¼pIÄ
Fsóbpw XgpIn HgpInbt¸mÄ
{]Wb¯n³ hcnIÄ FgpXn \n\¡mbv
]Icambv \n³ angnIfnð au\w am{Xw
Cóp \mw ]ncnbsh ImWpóp Rm³ \n³
I®p\oÀ IeÀsómcp hnclau\w
F¦nepsaópsa³ a\knsâ HcptImWnð
\obpapïmIpsaópsa³ kpµcn

Liya john P II Mcom

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aX§fpw hnizmk§fpw

Fñm aX§fpw {]mIrXamWv. {]mIrXañm¯hbmIs« D¯cm[p\nIhpw. B[p\nIXtbm
bmYmÀv°y t_m[tam aXw FóXnð Dsïóv IcpXpóXv Hcp \mWw sI« AÔhnizmkw am{Xam-
Wv. aXw aptóm«p h¡pó Imcy§Ä ]dbpt¼mÄ AXv {]mIrXamsaóv tXmóp F¦nð Ipg¸w {]Ncn
¸n¡póhcpsS Añ, aX¯ntâXmWv Aip²n k¦ð¸§fpw kv{XohnthN\hpw _lp`mcyXzhpw
{]mIrXw XsóbmWv.

{]mIrXw Fómð {]IrXn]cw Fsómcp AÀ°w IqSnbpïv. {]IrXnbnse GXv Pohnbpw {]tIm]n¸n
¡s¸Spt¼mÄ AXnsshImcnIXbnte¡pw, lnwkbnte¡pw Xncnbpw. Nn´mtijnbpw P\m[n]
Xyt_m[apÅ a\pjyÀ¡pwþkwLS\IÄ¡pw IqSpXð klnjvWpXtbmsS Imcy§Ä ImWm\m
hpw. ""aXw'', lnwkbpw `ojWnIfpambn Ifw \ndbpt¼mÄ {]mIrXhpwþBZnahpamb D¯
c§Ä¡v A¸pdapÅsXmópw X§fpsS ssIhiansñóv {]Jym]n¡pIbmWv. aX¯n\v {hWs¸Spó
Xnt\¡mÄ thK¯nð aX¯n\v thïn {hWs¸Spó kmwkvImcnI NmthdpIfpsS F®w s]
cpIpóXmWv tIcf¯nsâ ZpÀKXn.

tPmkvtam³ _m_p

Jismy Thomas II BCA

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amdpó
aqeyk¦ð¸§Ä

B[p\nIX \ndªp\nð¡pó Cu bpK¯nð "aqeyw' Fó
hm¡n\p AXnsâ X\Xmb AÀ°w \ap¡p Isï¯m³ Nne
t¸msgms¡ IgnbmsX hcpw. aqey§Ä Fó hm¡n\pXsó AXn
sâ aqeyh¯mb AÀ°apïv.

\½psS PohnXhnPb¯n\p AXymhiyamb Nne aqey§Ä
Dïv. AXv \mw Adnªv {]hÀ¯n¡pt¼mÄ PohnXw
IqSpXð at\mlcamIpw AtXmsSm¸w Xsó \½psS Pohn
Xw aäpÅhÀ¡pw Hcp amXrIbmIpIbpw sN¿pw. PohnX
aqey§Ä PohnX¯nð ]IÀ¯n AXnð hnPbw Isï¯nb
[mcmfw almßm¡sf \ap¡dnbmw. Ahscñmw
Xsó AhcpsS PohnX¯nð aqey§Ä¡v hneIev¸n
¡pIbpwX§fpsSPohnXwaäpÅhÀ¡pwamXrIbm¡pI
bpw sNbvXhcmWv.

]sïms¡, AXmbXv \½psS A¸p¸³amcpsS Im-
es¯ms¡, AhcpsS hm¡pIÄ¡v henb hnebmbn
cpóp. BcpsS ASp¯pw Ime¯nsâ ISópt]m¡v
A¯cw aqeyk¦ev]§sfsbñmw Xsó amänadn¨p
Ifªp.

hnZysImïv Dt±in¡póXv Adnhns\ AXnsâ
bYmÀ°amb coXnbnð AdnbpIbpw AXn
t\mSv ASp¡pIbpw sN¿póXmWv. ]t£
CsXñmw ]ïv \½psS \m«nð \ne\nóncpó
Hcp k¦ev]amWv. "Kpcp' Fómð AÔImc
s¯ AIäphm³ FómWv AÀ°w. C¯cw aqeyk¦ev
]§Ä Im¯pkq£n¡m³ am{Xw t]mcm \½psS DÕmlw, adn
¨v AXnsâ aqeyw H«pw Xsó tNmcmsX PohnX¯nð \ne\nÀ
¯pIbpw thWw.

"hnZym[\w kÀÆ[\mð {][m\w' XpS§nb hmNI§Ä IpªpImew apXð tI«p]cnNbapÅ
\ap¡v AXnsâ icn¡p apÅ AÀ°w {Kln¡m³ Ctó hsc Ignªn«nñ FóXv asämcp kXyw. Fñmw
XnIªp\nð¡pó \½psS Cu bphXeapd amdpó Asñ¦nð amäns¡mïncn¡pó aqeyk¦ev]
§sf¡pdn¨v Adnbpópt]mepanñ. AXpaqew \½psS PohnX¯nð AÀ°w DïmIpónñ Fóp
a\Ênem¡m³ \ap¡v Hcp]mSv t\cw.

Hmtcm ImeL«¯nepw aqeyk¦ev]§Ä amdpóp Asñ¦nð Ahsb \½psS CjvS¯n\v \½Ä
Xsó amäpóp. AXmWv ]camÀ°w. F´n\pw Hcp amäw A\nhmcyamWv. Fómð AXns\ Zpcp]
tbmKw sN¿msX \ñXn\mbn Xsó D]tbmKn¡Ww. At¸mÄ am{Xta Pohn¯nð AÀ°apïm-
Iq..... PohnXe£yw ]qÀ¯nbm¡m³ Hmtcmcp¯tcbpw klmbn¡póXv C¯c¯nepÅ aqey§Ä
BWv. AXns\ kzmb¯am¡n Pohn¯nð aptódWw....

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¡mÄ AdnhpÅhcmWv Fóv {][m\ A[ym]I³t]mepw ]dªp. IrXyw \mep
aWn¡v Xsó ho«nte¡p aS§pó AbmÄ BtcmSpw kulrZanñ. ImcWw HmÀ½Isf AbmÄ `b
s¸«p. XncnsI ho«nse¯n amhn³ Nph«nencn¡pw. sIm¨pcmhnse ao\pIsf t\m¡pw Ahbnð
Nphó hmepIfpÅ ao\pIÄ Fópw Abmsf AÛpXs¸Sp¯pambncpóp.

HmÀ½IfpsS Nnñp]m{XaS¨v AbmÄ ]pdt¯¡nd§n. apä¯p Fópw ]Xnhmbn ]qhnSmdpÅ ISpw
Nph¸pIfdnepÅ tdmk Ahkm\ ]pjv]w Icn¨p A´yizmkw FSp¡póp. Xsâ {]nbs¸« amhv
agphnsâ kzmÀ°Xbnse A{]Xy£ambncpóp. \yq«sâ \nbaa\pkcn¨v amhnsâ Imcyhpw icn-
bmWv. Fñm Imcy§Ä¡pw. FXnÀsamgn Imcy§fpïmhpw. amhpXcpó ^ehpw XWent\¡mÄ
F§s\ t\m¡nbmepw AXnsâ XSnbmWpsa¨w AbmÄ kzbw Nncn¨p. F¦nepw Ime¯nsâ
XmamiIfnð Ahsb¡mÄ henb Xami Xms\óp Xncn¨dnªh®w AbmÄ s]m«n¨ncn¨p.
Fómð tNmc]mSpIfnð {]Wbn\nbpsS ssI]¯n]Xn¸n¨ B thcpIÄ Cópw AhnsS \ne\nð
¡póp. AhbpsS apf¨ps]m§nb sNdnb amhn³ssXIÄ¡v Cu tNmc]mSpIÄ hfambncn¡pw.

tNmc]mSpIÄ!! hnZzm³thjw aSp¯pXpS§nb AbmÄ amhn³Nph«nð hn{ian¡pt¼mÄ
Fópw sImXn¨p. Fómð sIm¨cphnbnse shÅw s]s«óp Ie§nb Iï AbmÄ, ImcWw
tXSn. Imðapt«mfw sNfnbnð Ipfn¨p Nphó ]mhmSbpw, Nphó s]m«pw [cns¨¯nb s]¬Ip«n.
Ahfpw ]Xnhmbn amhn³ XWenð A`bw {]m]n¨ncpóp. B amhns\ CjvSs¸«mð ]ckv]cw
CjvSs¸«Xnð AÛpXanñ. AÑ\½IÄ Dt]£n¡s¸« AhÄ sNmdp¸wapXte Acnhmfpta´n
s\ñp sIm¿m³ t]mIpambncpóp. sshIo«v Cu ac¯Wnenepw kz´saópÅXv kJmhv Fó t]
cpam{XamWv. kJmhv a[p_me AhfpsS càkm£nbmb AÑsâ k½m\w. Nphs¸ó \ndt¯mSp
CjvSs¸«hÄ, kmbmÓ¯nse Nphó sImSnIÄ I¿neaÀ¯nbhÄ Øncw ]cnNcn¨Xpw BZy]pjv
]w AhfpsS apSnbnð NqSn¨Xpw Cóp HmÀ½bmWv. cm{XnbpsS bma§fnð Xsâ icoc¯n\p NpSp]
IÀóhÄ kzmX{´¯nsâ XncIÄ kz´w cà¯nð XncamebSn¡Wsaóp {]Jym]n¨hÄ PmXnaX
hntZzj§Äs¡Xnsct]mcSn¨hÄcm{XnbpsS{IqcXnbnða\pjyarK§Ä¡nSbnð]oU\¯n\ncbm
bhÄ ss[cyw ssIhnSmªhÄ Ahkm\ \nanjw B amhnsâ thcpIfnð ssI¸mWn AaÀ¯n
A´yizmkw hen¨hÄ kJmhv a[p_me.

B thcpIÄ Cópw Ahtijn¡póp. hnPvRm\hgnIfnð HmÀ½IÄ Fópw `mcamWv. AhÀ
CjvSs¸«ncpó amhv Cónñ, tdmks¨Snbpw Cónñ, AhÄ ]IÀóp \ðInb ss[cyhpw Cóp
AbmÄ¡nñ. AhfpsS HmÀ½Ifnð ZpxJn¨ncn¡pó Hcp hnÍn AbmÄ kzbw Nncn¨p. AhnsS \n
ópw asämcp hnZymeb¯nte¡p {]tamj³ In«nb AbmÄ AhnSpóp t]mcm³ XpS§nbth Hcp
NphósImSn _mKnð h¨p. Nphó sImSn ]n³hen¨v ]¨s¡mSn Im«n Gòm³amÀ {Sbn\nð t]mIm
³ A\phZn¨p. AbmÄ ]pXnb ImgvNIÄ Iïp aS§n ]pXnb HmÀ½IÄ tXSn

{]Wbw 57

{]Wbw acWamWv
acWw au\amWv
au\w hnImcamWv
hnImcw AánbmWv
Aán hnip²nbmWv, sXfnabmWv
{]Wbw
hnip²nbpsS
sXfnabmWv
acWamWv

Nphó {]Wbw
Akshay Joju III Bsc Cs

IXInsâ sNdnb hnShneqsS shfn¨w AIt¯¡pISóp. Ah AbmfpsS apdnbnð {]Imiw ]c¯n.
Ipsd \mfpIÄ¡p tijw Cóv B hnShv hoïpw DÀÖzkzeambn. Fómð AbmfpsS Nph¸pIeÀó
Rc¼pIÄ s]m§n\nóncpó I®pIfnse I®ocnð ]Xn¨ shfn¨w AcnInse NphcpIfnð aghn
ñv XoÀ¯p. B aghnñnepw Nphs¸ó \ndw sXfnªp\nóp PohnX¯nse {]Wbwt]mse.
B hnShpIsf ]Tn¡m³ AbmÄ¡p Ignªnñ, ImcWw Hcn¡ð Ah kzmX´y kac¯nsâ ZqXpambn
hcpóhÀ¡pÅ hgnbmbncpóp AXpsImïv shfn¨s¯ ]gnNmcn. Asñ¦nepw hnfn¡msX F¯pó
AXnYnIÄ Fópw ieyamWv. Xm\pw Cu {Kma¯nð £Wn¡msX F¯nb AXnYnbmWv.

hnZzm\mbn Kh¬saâ v kvIqfnð In«nb
AbmÄ Hcp hÀjw aptó F¯nbXmWnhnsS.

taða®n\Snbnð ]mdbmbXpsImïv aômSna
c§fpw, HIyjbpw, HgnªpIpdn \nð¡p
ó Nne h³hr£fpw am{XapÅ Ip{Kmaw.

tZmlð Fó {Kma¯nse Nne HmÀ½
IÄ am{Xw. Xsâ hmSI hoSn\Sp¯p \nón
cpó Hcp Iqä³ amhns\ AbmÄ HmÀ¡p

óp. AXn\Sps¯mcp sIm¨p`qanbpw. ]mdI
Ä¡nSbneqsS Xsâ amÀKw Isï
¯n s]mcpXn Pbn¨p amhv ASp
¯p amÀKw Isï¯m\mImsX Icnªp
W§n \nð¡pó amhn³ ssXIÄ¡v ]mT
amWv. AbmÄ B amhns\ IqSpXð CjvS
s¸Sm\pÅ Hcp ImcWhpw CXp Xsóbm-
Wv. Abmfópw aäpÅhcnð \nópw hyXy
kvX\mbncpóp.

hnZymeb¯nð XsâXmb hyànXz

¯n\\pkcn¨v Pohn¨ncpó Abmsf

a[p kÀ Fóp t]cpIq«n hnfn

¡m³ hnZymÀ°nIÄ t]Sn¨ncpóp.

FóXv am{Xañ IqsSbpÅ A[ym]

IÀt]mepw `bóncpóp. s]m

¡nÄs¡mSn¡papIfnð tIänbn« ]m

âpw icoc¯n\p tbmPn¡m¯ jÀ

«pambn F¯pó AbmÄ

Fópw ]cnlmkIYm]m{X-

amWv. \Kc¯nse kvIq

fnse {]IrXnbnð hfcpó

hnZymÀ°nIfñ ChnsS

bpÅXv, Fñmw X§sf

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Xsâ ]mT`mK§Ä Ip«nIfpsS a\Ênð ]XnbWsaó Nn´bnemWv At±lw ¢msÊSp¡póXv.
¢mÊv ]qÀ® \ni_vZambncn¡Wsaóp \nÀ_Ôw. kz´w hyànXzw apäpÅhcnð ASnt¨ð¸n¡pó
Xpt]mepÅ At±l¯nsâ ]Tn¸n¡ð. XnIª BßmÀ°bpÅ ]Tn¸n¡ð. Fómð AanXamb
F´pw ]cnlmk]m{Xam¡psaóp AbmÄ hnNmcn¨p. ¢mÊnse aï\mbncpóp Xm³, AXpsImïpX-
só At±lw Abmsf Fópw ]nSn¡pambncpóp. Fómð At±l¯n\v Ip«nIfpsS a\Êdnbm³
km[n¡pópïmbncpónñ, ImcWw Hcn¡ð cLphnt\mSv tNmZn¨ tNmZy¯n\p D¯cw \ðIm³
Ah\p km[n¨nñ, Fómð AXv Ahsâ Al¦mcw sImsïóp At±lw hn[nsbgpXn. an¡Znhk§
fpw hg¡p]dbpIbpw D]tZin¡pIbpw ¢mÊnð \nópw ]pd¯m¡pIbpw sNbvXpt]móp. AtXmsS
Fñmhcpw t]Sn¨pt]móncpóp. At±l¯nsâ apJw Abmfnð NncnbpWÀ¯n. BZy hÀjs¯
^e¯ð tXmðhnbpsS cpNnbdnbm¯ AbmÄ cïmw hÀj¯nð tXmð¡nsñóv {]Jym]n¨p
sImïv ]Tn¯w \nÀ¯n. Sn.kn. hm§m³ t\cw A[ym]IcpsSbnSbnð \ndªI®pIÄ Hfn¸n
¡m³ {ian¡pó At±ls¯ Iït¸mÄ Hóp a\Êenªp. F´n\p a\ÊenbWw? aäpÅ
hnjb§Ä hnPbn¡pó X\n¡p F´psImïv IW¡v am{Xw Pbn¡pónñ. {]o{Un{Knbnð IqSpXð
amÀ¡v IW¡n\mbncpóp. FñmhtcmSpw \µn]dªv aS§th At±ls¯ t\m¡n Hóp ]pôncn
¨p, A{Xam{Xw. At±lw Xsó D]tZin¡pIbñmsX X\n¡pthïn IW¡v IqSpXembn Hóp
\ðIn«nñ. ]nsó F´n\mWp Rm³ t]mcpt¼mÄ IcªXv, Rm³ am{Xamhmw tXmäpt]mbh³
AbmÄ HmÀ¯p.

s]«óv amt\PÀ hoïpw t]¸dpIfpambn F¯n, Fómð HmÀ½IÄ Abmsf hn«pambpónñ.
ASp¯nsS Iï am[ya¯nð AÊmanse Zmcn{Zs¯]än AbmÄ Adnªv AhnsS F¯póXpw,
AhnSps¯IÀjIcnð \nópw [m\y§Ä tiJcn¨p ]pd¯p N´bnð hnð¡pIbpwsNbvXv AsXm
cp hyhkmbcwKt¯¡p IS¡psaóp AbÄ Adnªncpónñ. ]nsó AhsS¡v Im\Ubnte¡pw
IbäpaXn XpS§nbtXmsS I¼\n AhnsS¡v B¡nbXpw AbmÄ HmÀ¡póp. Im\Ubnte¡pw
t]mIpw apt¼ A²ym]Is\ ImWWsaóp a\Êp]dªp. Fómð Imew At±ls¯ NnXbm¡n
bncpóp. At±l¯nsâ ho«nð Bcpanñ. Dïmbncpó aI³ acn¨p. B Øew sImSp¡m³ Xo-
cpam\n¨ncn¡póp Fómð AhnNmcnXambn AbmfpsS apJNn{Xw At±l¯nsâ Ubdnbnð \n
ópw In«n Ah At±l¯nsâ aIsâ t^mt«m¡p H¸amWv h¨ncpóXv. F´n\mWv Xsâ apJw
At±lw kq£n¨p h¨Xv, F´n\mWv Rm³ tImtfPnð \nópw t]mót¸mÄ IcªXv Adnbnñ,
AbmÄ kzbw ]dªp.

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HmÀ½IÄ
Alvin Paulose III Bsc Cs

Xnc¡n«v t]¸dpIfnð ssk³ sNbvXpsImïncn¡pó AbmÄ AXp hmbn¡pIt]mepw
sN¿pónñ. AXp hnizmkwsImïñ; Bscbpw hnizkn¡mXncpómtñ _nkn\Êv hnPbn¡p
Fó Xncn¨dnhv Dïmbncnt¡ïXv BhiyamWtñm. ]Ww hnizmk¯nt\¡mÄ hepXmWv. Cóp
Rm³ Im\Ubnse Htâmdnbmbnð sI«ns]m¡nb sI«nS¯nð apXemfnbmbn Nabpt¼mgpw Ipsd
HmÀ½IÄ Abhnd¡pópïmbncpóp. Hcp \m«n³]pd¯pImc\p Nn´n¡m³ Ipsdbpïmhpatñm
Iqen¸Wn¡mc\mb Aѳ. GI]p{X\mb AbmÄ hmÕey]p{X\mbncpóp. cïp tN¨namcpw
sImôn¨p hfÀ¯nbXv. sshIptócw In«pó \¡m¸n¨ ss]kbv¡v hnbÀ¯vIpfn¨v sNfn]pcï
AÑsâ ssIIfnð X\n¡pÅ ]elmcw DïmIpambncpóp. tN¨namÀ¡pÅXv hm§m\pÅ ss]k
AÑ\pïmbncpónñ. ]W¯nsâ aqeyw Aѳ P\mebpsS Aä¯v Xq§pwhsc Adnªncpónñ.
cïptN¨namÀ, A½bpsS NnInÕ¡mbn FSp¯ ISw Fñmw AbmfptSXpam{Xambn. \mSpsam¯w
atednb _m[n¨t¸mÄ Ahcpw AXnð DÄs¸«p, AXnð \nópw cLpam{Xw c£s¸«p. Hcp cm{X-
sImïv A\mY³, ]Tn¸nsâ Imcy¯nð Fópw cLp aï\mbncpóp F¦nepw kmdpamsc ]än¡m\p
Å anSp¡vsImïv {]oUn{Kn hsc ]mÊmbn.

Un{Kn ]Tn¨mð ]pd¯v tPmenIn«pw Fó A`n{]mb¯nð Cñm¯ Imin\p A½mh³ tImtfPnð
tNÀ¯p, tImtfPv Fó Fsâ kz]v\w hepXmbncpóp. AhnSw F¯phsc Nne Nn«IÄ \ndªm
bncpóp. Hm«¡oi am{XapÅ Ch\p ss^³ AS¡m\pw Znhkw apJw hSn¡m\papÅ hI
Isï¯m³ hnbÀs¸mgpt¡ïnhóp. F¦nepw ]Tn¡m³ Xocpam\n¨p. PohnXw Fópw Xamibm-
Wv, Ime¯n\pÅnse henb Xami. ]Tn¸n¡ms\¯nb hnZzm³amscñmw ka{]mb¡mcpw A\p`h-
PvRm\w IpdªhcpamWv. 9þmw ¢mÊnð aqópsImñw ]Tn¨h\p A²ym]IÀ ka{]mb¡mcmbXn
ð AÛpXanñtñm. Fómð Hc²ym]I³ hyXykvX\mbn GXp kmlNcy§fnepw kz´w \ne]m
Snð Dd¨p \nð¡póbmÄ. IpShbdnñm¯Xnsâ Al¦mc¯nð s]m¡nÄs¡mSn apIfnð ]mâp
CSpó At±lw apJ¯n\p tbmPn¡m¯ Xc¯nepÅ jÀ«pw, \of¯nð Hcphit¯¡v NoInb
apSn, t\cnb aoi CsXñmamWv tcJmNn{Xw. Cu \nco£W IqÀ½XbmWv Xsó ]W¡mc\mb
_nkn\Êp¡mc\m¡nbsXtómÀ¯v AbmÄ HmÀ¯p Nncn¨p. \nco£Ww IqSpXembXpsImïv
A[ym]IÀs¡ópw Xms\mcp `mcamsWópw AbmÄ Nn´n¨p.

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]nsó Hópw t\m¡nbnñ 61
sImSp¯p Hcp tImwt_m, AXnsemóv Dance
AXpw kn\namänIv ]nsó Hcp s\mÌmÄPnb,
ssX¡pS¯nâ s\mÌmÄPnb,
AXn\nSbnð Hcp \mS³ tkm§pw
IgnªXpw Rms\móp
HmUnb³kns\ t\m¡n
IïtXm Nodn]mªphcpó t]¸À tdm¡äpw
tI«tXm... Aedpó IqhepIfpw
tijw ]St¨mt\ C§fv Imt¯mfn...
Fóv ]dªv Hcp hcaªfpw ]mSo...
As a result of these
tN«³amcpambn Hcp sIm¼ptImÀ¡ð
kkvs]³js\ t]Sn¨v CcpIq«cpw tIm¼Àssaknte¡v
]nóoSt§m«v Hmtcm hÅnIÄ Imenð
Npän... än... än.. än...
AXnsemóv Imð¡pteädnð XoÀ¯ IemhncpXv
CXn\v aqóv Hcp Znhkw ]Ån¡qSw
hn« kab¯v ¢mknð skð^nsbSp¡m³
Hcp ]cn{iaw...
AXpw ]p¯³ Redmi 4
]nSn¨p .... t]mbn.. AX§pt]mbn
tijw Fñmw ip`w
]nóoSt§m«v apñap«nssâbpw ap´ncn¨mdnsâbpw
Imew.. ... Fóp ]dbs«
Imew \oïnñ F¯n Hcp tX¸v ]nsó Hcp hmÀ¸v
AXm F¯n valuable s^{_phcn 14 \p
Aóv hncntbï tdmkm¸qhn\p ]Icw
hncnªtXm ... kacw
kacs¯ sNmñn Department ð
]nW¡§fpw CW¡§fpw....
]nómse sNhnbnte¡v Xpfªp tIdnb hm¡pIÄ
\n§fnð \nópw Rm\nXp {]Xo£n¨nñ
\ndª ]pôncntbmSpIqSn R§Ä ]dªp
I am fine \v Thank kv
]nóoSv At§m«v Fsâ kmsd... NpäpapÅsXms¡
internal kpw PTA aoänwKpw, skw FIvkmap am{Xw
tSm.... Hóv
tSm... cïv
]nsó At§m«v Tamar padar...
]nóoSv Internals Hcp hnjbw AñmsXbm¡n
ho«pImÀ¡v Hcp XdhmSpw Bbn...
A§s\ cïmw hÀjhpw ISópt]mbn
C¯ncn hnjat¯msS BsW¦nepw
H¯ncn kt´mjt¯msS R§Ä B...
Senior kns\ Fried rice Dw Chilly gopi bpw
IqsS A¨mdpw sXmSp¯p ]dªphn«p
a\Ênð Hcp kt´mjw....
"Yes we are the seniors"

""tamt\ CXmWv \nsâ 3 hÀjw...
ChnsSbmWv \nsâ ]Ån¡qSw''...
a\Êns\ ]dªv kamXm\n¸n¨v
Xncnªt¸m AXm....
Hcp BdSn s]m¡w Xebntem apSnbnñ
aoibptïm.., AXnñ XmSntbm AXv H«pw Cñ
]nsó F´pïv ??
Nd ]d Nd ]d Cw¥ojv am{Xw
]I¨p \nó Rm³ ]dªp
Yes father, yes father, yes father
AXnsemcp yes Fó Admission ready B¡n
atä 'yes' Fsâ Xe¡v apIfnð hfÀóp
\nsó Fsâ tIiw Adp¸n¨p...
tijw \m«pImcpsS apónð Rm³ Hcp
teme³ e³... e³... e³....
]nóoSv At§m«v Fsâ {]mbw
]She§ t]mse 18þð \nópw 15þte¡v
`tb `àntbmsS Rm\m {]n³kn¸ensâ
I®pIfnte¡v Rms\móv sasñ t\m¡n...
FtómSv ]dbmsX ]dªp..
\o XoÀsóS XoÀóp..
A§s\ Pqsse 13 \v Rm³
\½psS BCA ¢mknte¡v cïpImepIfpw
FSp¯psh¨p....¨p.... ¨p..... ¨p
¢mknse CSXp hi¯v Nn¡³ _ncnbmWn

{]Xo£n¨p Rm³ Hóp t\m¡n
IïtXm.... FÅpïbpw ISe]cn¸pw
ho«nð sNó FtómSv Fsâ
tImgnIq«pImÀ tNmZn¨p
""F§s\ Dïv College se NnIvkv .... kv...kv....kv
AaÀjw AS¡n]nSn¨v Rm³ Aedn...
amWnIym....
""Ipd¨v Iªn FSp¡t«óv......
]nsó A§v _mem]mT§Ä XpS§n
AtXmS§v kulrZhpw hfÀóp
AX§v ]´en¨v. ImSpw Ibdn dn...dn...dn...
AXm Hmtcm aWn¡qdnepw Hmtcm... A]cnNnXÀ
Ibdn hópsImïncpóp.... AhÀ ]dªp
Introduce yourself.....
Ip«nbpw, Ipd¨pw, KpWn¨pw, lcn¨pw.
Rms\mópw t\m¡n A[ym]IÀ 13 F®w
AXv Xsó [mcmfw
AXnsemóv Xe Department se Xe
BgvNIÄ ISóp
F¯n, AXm F¯n
IgnhpIÄ {]ISn¸n¡phm³ In«nb Ahkcw

62 AXv Talents day

Hcp _n.kn.F. PohnXw

Sayooj Ca III bca & Safeerusalam III bca

AXm +2 Ignªv Aeªv Xncnªv \S¡pó Imew

FhntSbpw Admission H¡pónñ

apónepw, ]nónepw heXpw CSXpambpw

ho«pImcpsSbpw \m«pImcpsSbpw ]pÑw

Ow...... Ow...........Ow...................Ow......

Nnehnt\m Iminñ Rm³ Acpfn Acpfn

A¨t\mSv At¸mÄ AXm Hcp AeÀ¨

]^_`a....

C\n ASp¯tXm Admission

Imen¡änepw Fw.Pnbnepw amdnamdn

t\m¡n ¡n ¡n ¡n...

AXm ... A§p Zqtc...

s]m§¯p \nópw Hcp apg¡w

Reach Reach the unreachable

]nsó Rm³ Hópw t\m¡nbnñ

10 cq]bpsS _kv Sn¡äv Fsó sImïp

Ccp¯nbXv s]m§¯v.

Admission \p thïn Fsó XSªp

\nÀ¯n ¯n... ¯n... ¯n

AbmÄ FtómSv tNmZn¨p

""\obmcv.............. \n\s¡´cv thWw... Ww.. Ww.

\nd I®pItfmsS Rm³ ]dªp

""F\ns¡mcp Admission thWw''

At¸mÄ B IpShbdpÅ B henb

a\pjy³ ]dªp.

heXpImseSp¯p h¨Xpw Xpw... Xpw... Xpw...

apóneXm 100 camera

CSXp ImseSp¯p h¨Xpw Xpw... Xpw.. Xpw..

]nóneXm asämcp 100 Iymad

Hcp ssh¢`yt¯mSp IqSn

Rm\nXm kXyw a\knem¡n

I am ..... ]vSv.... ]vSv.... ]vSy

Rm³ BZyambn sNsó¯nbXv

May I help you bnte¡v

tIdn hmSm a¡tf

At¸mÄ Fsâ a\knsâ AI¯p \nóv

Hcp Du Du apg¡w

CXv tImtftPm... AtXm BÌÀ saUnknänbpsS {_m³tNm?....

Añ CXñ CXñ Fsâ tImtfPv

Fóv a\Êv Acpfn fn... fn..fn..

]t£ IqsS hó A½ ]dªp,,, 63

Dd§pt¼mÄ Rm³ Adnbpópthm \n{Z
C\nsbmcn¡ð Rm³ DWÀónsñ¦nð Seenu Maria
2nd BA Eng.
DWcpt¼mÄ Rm³ HmÀ¡pópthm
C\nsb{X cm{XnIÄ Dd§nSpw Fóv;

Hcn¡epw DWcm¯ \n{Zbnð am{XamWv
Rm³ Pohn¡pósXóv......

DWÀóncn¡pó \nanj§Ä hyÀ°amsWóv,
]dªmð \o hnizkn¡ptam?

\n{Z X³ \nemNndIntedn I\hpIfnð
temI¯v ]dónSpt¼mÄ AdnbpI \o

AXmWv \nsâ temIw \obpWcpó
\nanj§sfóv......

\ndw t\m¡n KWw t\m¡n thÀXncn¡msX
aXw t\m¡n KpWw t\m¡nþ

]ncnbpóhcpw DWÀóncn¡pw temI¯v
am{XamsWódnbpI \o!

Hcn¡epw DWcm¯ \n{Z X³ \ngenðþ
adbpt¼mÄ Fñmw HómsWódnbpI \o........

IYHcp Ipªn
Devika T.S. II BSc CS

64 Renu K.V. IBA Eng. kÔybmbn. Ccp«n\v I\w h¨p
FhnsS \ntóm iànbmbn Imäphoin.
Idâpt]mbn. BsI Iqcncp«v.
A½bpw, AÑ\pw a¡fpw
Ccp«nsâ Bßm¡fmbn.
AhÀ ]ckv]cw kwkmcn¨p.
i_vZanñmsX.......
Ahscñmw Hóns\ am{Xw tXSn
Hcnäp shfn¨¯ns\......

taLieI§Ä
Ashwathy Suresh III Bca

s]bvsXmgnª hgn¯mcbnð GIbmbvtX§nSpóp Rm³...
]pôncn¯qIn Pzen¨pbcpó kqcy{]ImicivanIÄ
X«nbpWÀ¯póp F³ t\À¯ kvarXn]Y§sf...
IïpRm³ Zqscbm hmcnembv shÅnPmeItImWnembv
sXfnbmsX sXfnbpsómcm hÀ®cmPntb......
Adnªncpónñm Rm³ ambmsXambpó
kvacWam{Xambncpóp \o Fóv....
aghnñpt]mse \o sXfnbpt¼mtfónð
DWcpóp t\À¯ I®p\oÀXpÅnbmbv....
Nmb§ÄtNÀ¯mcm \n³ ]mcnte \nda§nb
Nmbambncpóp Rms\óv AdnªnSm³ Gsd\mÄ sshInSpóp....
aghnñpt]mse \o ambm³sImXn¡pt¼mÄ tX§póp
Rm³ Cfwss]Xen³ sImôembv....
AIsebm ]mcnsâ taLieI§nte¡mbv
XeNmbv¨nSpóp \o taLamdnte¡mbv....
tXSnIcªpRm³ Bsfmgnª hgn¯mcbnð
Iïnñ Rm³ F³ I¬sI«namª F³ aghnñntó ....
AdnbmsX t]mbn Rm³ taLamdnð \o IïXv
kvt\lhpw IcpXnb IcpXepw....
Im¯ncn¡póp Rm³ Xpcpt¼äphmSnb Ccp¼gnIÄ¡pÅnembv
a§ns¯fnª sNdpNmbIq«mbv Rm³....

B agbnð Rm³...
Manuel Davis II BSc CS

Aóv B agbnð Rm³ X\n¨mbncpóp
adp]Sn ]dbm³ hm¡pIfnñmbncpóp
Rm\dnªnñ AhÄ Fónð \nópw
s]bvXnd§pIbmbncpsóóv
Fsó IpXnÀ¯v Hcp \\p¯
Hcp HmÀabmbv Fónð \o Ahtijn¡pw
Fóp t]mepw ]dbm\mhnñ.
C\nsbmcp ag¡mew F\n¡pïmIptam
Fsó\n¡dnbnñ, F¦nepw
th\ð s]mgn¨p Ifª CeIsf
Im¯ncn¡pó inJnc§sft]mse
Rm\papïv ChnsS "Post' Bbn.

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George Raphy (III BCA) \nanjbpsS ANvO³ apcfn
Dcpfn Ia¯nbmWv \nanj
916 X¦¯n s]mXnª D≠­ mbXv. A§s\ Dcpfn
kzÀWm`cW§Ä AWnªv
Hcp§n h¶ sIm¨p kpµcn. F¶ t]cp hoWp.
icnbmb t]cv:

Nimsiha M M (IIBCA)

“call it as a”sHJ]bcewedp¦neba¢wnaempsiml¶liaÊpscwsam:lnl“aMHÂcintaytJaaleldcgse1ieets0anama0abr?sesMWnaXtmut”iscedfhsuFepwnnWicmltl¶tsicioswanslph.l.aitt "AXv`pX hfn'IeFhAm`]cnn¶Z¡y]TSw]ynnd¨¨mv pXc]ÀwbvntJoY«Pdn£op¼cn¶bsynbIIaem"pblAnÄpIs¨C¶P¶fpbsXXJhAbpoSwphsv`sywphw\pX\An(XZsI³It¶tyNbh¢^mechÀabvotmhfmXmmÊZcvX{¬nXonm'vYhC≠­,Sv wAhnDvkIh])Pp¯nwftwnTbffnIn¨Fntcnm¨¡¡ÅStpÃvv]pXG≠­¶mw¸AmÀ³Sp. "aWw'detnA\\HizmcHnt]¶Spc¸v dpatApmªwWNZÄnÃHhmwZHcSpknp?cm¨"!GpawA!¯p!W!H'"bFtM³w¸v bR´mhloDÄc¶memkn³Siilzmp
Deniz Robin

‘sUamtZcmam¯' n]taW\pïShmnn¡c]smpÂh¶mnbf«npBXn. tCemUc.q¸LIpsimwtwtNtvyA]cBmdmidpsXhXsbhmnmp³wbacZh"nt«mpZav I..'­ "s\m¨s\en' "XÄk¬'BhbFkhSÀonm«\¡Â¶PztsnÀÂp§aXwWhptauwI¸smXmmcAwAl{nm«o­ïXSXnĶvn,H¡hdwpFgCdmnmsAbpswp¡e\I¶â§hcn\ÃhpinplwŶHnst.³IeIa]Ic\ABwXbYmp]mc{HXIIbIv§noÂdXmgabÄnhª.pÅsmICAÀdF.W\nAn,sp\phXv.\Ab].n.s{ndos]¶dâ"XïsFebfbpv ,bIam­pspâwqdn

68 Selfie FSp¡pt¼mÄ Fensb
t]mse Npï­ v IqÀ]n¨v
]nSn¨mWv Ft¸mgpw
pose sN¿póXv.

Greeshma Thomas – IIBcom (F) (B)

\memw hbÊnse

Hómw ]mTw
Aleena Davis II BA Eng.

t]amcn s]bvXv tXmÀóncpónñ. ag XpS
§n \memw Znhkw, shbnð Xe¡p apIfn
ð It¯ï t\c¯v `qan cq]w amdpIbmbn
cpóp.

A½¡pwA\nb\pw ]mSnembncpóp.A½
Fñmw sI«n¸dp¡póXn\nSbnð Ahtcm-
Spw Hcp§m³ ]dªp. ho«nð Dïmbncpó
Ipªphnf¡pw XpWnIfpw BhiyapÅsX-
ñmw s]dp¡n¡q«n. s]m´nhcpó shÅs¯
t]Sn¨v AhÀ amdpIbmbncpóp. A½ ]
WnsbSp¡pó s]m¡s¯ Bimsâ \mep-
sI«nte¡v.

Fñm Znhkhpw \mepsI«nse Znhk¸
Wn Ignªv A½ Xncn¨phcpt¼mÄ t\cyXn
sâ Xp¼nð ]elmc§Ä sI«ns¡mïp
hcpw. A\nb¯n AXv ]¦phbv¡pw. A\n
bs\ t\m¡póXpsañmw AhfmWv. A\n
b³ hfÀ¯pó ]q¨ Hcp Znhkw Fensb ]n
Sn¨vho«nð sImïn«p. A½ a¡sf AXnsâ
t]cnð hg¡p]dªp. ]d¼nse Cu´¸g
hpw Imc¸ghpw Fñmw aIÄ¡v `£WamWv.

\mepsI«nse Xmakw Ignªv ho«nse
¯nbt¸mÄ shÅw Cd§nbncpóp. Hmesb
ñmw \\ªv hoSmsI \in¨p. Ipd¨p \mÄ Ign
¨v hoSv ]gb cq]¯nð B¡n. A§s\bncpó
t¸mÄ. A½¡v ]Wn Ipdhpw, ho«nð Acn`
£W¯n\p £mahpw. hni¸v ImcWw tN¨n
bpw Ip«\pw GXv t\chpw ]d¼nemWv.

tPmen tXSn A½ bm{X XpS§n, A\nbs\
bpwIq«n.D¨bqWvIn«psatómÀ¯vA½phns\
]Ån¡pS¯nem¡n. A§s\ Imfpó hni¸n\v Hcp A´yw Isï¯nb kt´mj¯nð, A½p
\memw hbÊnse Hómw ]mTw ]Tn¨pXpS§n.

69

{]fbhpw, HmÀ½Ifpw

Maria Poly II BCA

{]fbw AXv tIcfs¯ Hóv t]Sn¸ns¨¦nepw, AtXmsSm¸w \ðInbXv Hcp]nSn \ñ HmÀ½IfmWv. shÅw
apäwhsc F¯nbncn¡póXv Iïn«mWv C¯ncn t\csa¦nepw Hóv ab§mw Fóv IcpXnbXv. ]ntäóv I®pXpdóv Imð
FSp¯ph¨Xv shůnte¡mWv. `mKy¯n\v Fñm km[\ kma{KnIfpw apIfnte¡v amänbncpóp. A§s\ R§Ä,
þ Rm³, A¸³, A½ apIfntem«v Ibdn. {]fb¯nsâ Hómw Znhkw Fsó kw_Ôn¨v AXv ImWmImgvNIfpsS Hcp
temIambncpóp. apä¯v Hmtcm aWn¡qdp IqSpt¼mgpw shÅw IqSns¡mïncpóp. R§Ä t^mWnð Ahtijn¨ncpó
NmÀPv sImïv aäpÅhsc c£bv¡v thïn hnfn¡m³ XpS§n. Ahscñmw R§tfmSv ]dªp Ct¸mÄ slentIm
]väÀ hcpw. AX\pkcn¨v R§Ä X¿mdmbn \nóp. Hmtcm slentIm]vädnsâ i_vZw tIÄ¡pt¼mgpw Hcp Nphó
XpWn DbÀ¯n¡m«n. t_m«nsâ i_vZ¯n\mbn ImtXmÀ¯ncpóp. ASp¯pÅ hoSpIfnse BfpIfpambn Iqhn
hnfn¨v kwkmcn¨p. A§s\ cm{Xnbmbn. shÅw, AXnsâ i_vZw Hcp shŨm«¯nsâ i_vZw t]mse tXmón¨p.
cm{Xnbmbt¸mÄ Akl\obamb XWp¸v A\p`hs¸«p. R§Ä aqhcpw Hcp ]pX¸n\Snbnð aqSn¸pX¨v Ccn¡m³
XpS§n. CSbv¡v FWoäv t\m¡pw shÅw hoSnsâ FhnSwhsc Ibdn Fóv. ]ntäóv Fgptóäv t\m¡pt¼mÄ
shÅw R§Ä Xmakn¡pó \nebpsS ASp¯v hsc Ibdnbncn¡póp. Hcmfpw hcpónñ R§fpsS c£
bv¡v. R§Ä acWs¯ apJmapJw Iïpap«n. At¸mÄ A½ ]dªp \ap¡ncpóv {]mÀ°n¡mw Fóv. A§s\
{]mÀ°n¨psImïncpót¸mÄ ]pd¯v Hcp Iqhð tI«p. R§Ä HmSn sNóv t\m¡n. At¸mÄ Hcp hônbnð cïp
t]À hóncn¡póp. B \nanjw R§Ä A\p`hn¨ B\µw AXv hÀ®n¡m\mhnñ. AhÀ R§fpsS \m«pImcmbncpóp.
R§fpsS Poh³ c£n¡m³ X§fpsS Poh³ _enIgn¡m³ t]mepw X¿mdmbhÀ. a\pjycnð \nanjw AhÀ R§sf
Ahcnð Hcmfmbn Iïp. Acnbpw Idnbpw Fñmw Ipdt¨ DïmbncpópÅq. AXpw AhÀ R§Ä¡mbv \evIn. R§sf
Bizkn¸n¨p. R§fpsS IqsS \nóp. A§s\ acWhpambn añn«v cïmw PohnX¯ntem«v aS§nhó R§Ä¡v
{]fbw ]pXnb _Ôp¡sf \evIn. kvt\ln¡m³ am{Xw Adnbpó NneÀ. {]fbw Fñm a\pjyscbpw Hón¸n¨p.
t^m¬, Snhn, hm«vkvB¸v CsXmópw IqSmsX Pohn¡m³, a\pjytcmSv kwkmcn¡m³ Hmtcmcp¯tcbpw ]Tn¸n¨p.
A§s\ {]fbw Hcp]nSn \ñ HmÀ½IÄ \ðIn Hmtcm tIcfobsâ Nn´Isfbpw amänadn¨p.

70

Cñm F\n¡v

Adnbnñ...

Manuel Davis II BSc CS

Cñm F\n¡v Adnbnñ... Fó ]Zw Hcp a\pjyt\msSm¸w Xsó DÛhn¨v Aht\msSm¸w Xsó Fcn
ªp Xocpóp. Xsâ PohnX¯nð X\n¡dnbm¯ Imcy§Ä aämÀ¡mWv AdnbmhpóXv?
\½tfmSv Bcv F´v tNmZn¨mepw At¸mÄ Xsó ]dbpw Bñm F\n¡v Adnbnñm. tNmZyw tIÄ¡póXn
\v ap³t] Xsó ""F\n¡v Adnbnñm'' Fó D¯cw ]dbpó kaqlamWv \½ptSXv. Hcp \mWb¯n\v 2
hi§fmWpÅXv. AXpt]mse Xsó Hcp tNmZy¯n\v ]e D¯c§Ä Dïmtb¡mw. AXnð Hóv icn
bpw Hóv sXänamtb¡mw. Bcv F´v tNmZn¨mepw AhcpsS apJ¯v t\m¡n D¯cw ]dbpI. AXv icn
tbm sXtäm AXv ]nóoSpÅ ImcyamWv. AñmsX Cñm F\n¡v Adnbnñm Fó hmNIw Xsó
]ntów ]ntów BhÀ¯n¨v ]dªpsImïncpómð \msf HcmÄ \nsâ ]nXmhnsâ t]sc´m Fóv
tNmZn¨mð Nnet¸mÄ B tNmZyw tNmZn¨v ]IpXn \o tIÄ¡pt¼mtg¡pw \o NmSn tIdn ]dbpw "Cñm
F\n¡v Adnbnñm' ... Fóv

Cñm F\n¡v Adnbnñm... Cu hmNI¯nð \ap¡v CñmsX BIpóXv \½nsS `mhnbmWv. A§s\
\½psS `mhn X¨pSªmð AhnsS tXmð¡póXv \½psS BZy Kp-
cphmb \½sS I¬Iï ssZhamb \nsó ]¯v
amkw DZc¯nð Npaóv \nsó thZ\tbmsS
{]khn¨ \nsâ A½bpw ]nsó \nsâ t]
cnsâ A¸pd¯v \o sImïp \S¡pó B
t]cv \n\¡v Pòw \ðInb \nsâ AÑ\
pamWv. Nn´n¡pI... BcpsS apónepw
tXmð¡msX Pohn¡pI...

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Devika T.S. II BCA

AIse \nópw _Ênsâ Cc¼ð tI«p.
Cópw ]Xnhv sXän¨n«nñ. 10 an\näv kabw
sshInbmWv Hm«w. HcmÄ am{Xta B tÌm¸nð
Cd§nbpÅq. kÀ¡mÀ _Ênsâ s̸n\v \ñ
Dbcw; Imensâ ap«nse thZ\ hIh¡msX
Xnc¡n«v Ibdn. Bizmkw ... IïIvSdpsS AS-
p¯v koäv Hgnªv InS¡póp. thKw AXnð
AaÀóv Ccpóp. IïIvSÀ U_nÄ s_ñSn¨p.
_Êv \o§n XpS§n. _Êv Hcp hônsb t]mse
BSn Deªp. {]fb¯n\p tijw tdmUmsI
Ipïpw IpgnbpamWv. DbÀó {]tZiambXn\mð
{]fbw _m[n¨nñ. Fómepw sX¡p`mKs¯
Nmbv]nsâ Hcp `mKw \\ªv IpXnÀóv CSnªv
t]mbn. cïv apfIfmWv Ct¸mÄ D¯c¯ns\
Xm§n \nÀ¯póXv.

hm¨nð kq£n¨v t\m¡n, kabw 9.40! slm...
Cu amkhpw {Sjdnbnð sshInbmWv F¯pI.
\ñ Iyq Bbncn¡pw. P\mÀ²\³ kmdpw tX-
makv amjpw Cópw Xsó Ipäs¸Sp¯pw. Ahscñmw s]³j³ PohnXw \ómbn BkzZn¡póp. X\n¡v
AXv hn[n¨n«nñ.
km[mcWbmbn kl[ÀanWn shfp¸nt\ Fgptóäv BSn\v Xoä h¨p sImSp¯v, ]mð Idóv Abð
]¡s¯ cïp hoSpIfnð sImïpt]mbn sImSp¯v Xncn¨p hóv I«³ Nmb Dïm¡n Xcmdpïv. Cóse
apXð AhÄ¡v \ñ \SpthZ\. AhÄ sN¿pó tPmensbñmw kzbw GsäSp¯v Iªn¡pÅ shÅw
ASp¸¯v h¨n«mWv Ipfn¡phm³ t]mbXv. Fñmw Ignªt¸mÄ Cu t\cambn. s]³j³ ss]k In-
«nbn«p thWw Hcp Hmt«m hnfn¨v Ahsf sImc«nbnse kÀ¡mÀ Bip]{Xnbnð sImïp t]mIm³. ]
mhw AhÄ¡pw Iptdtbsd ]cmXnIfpïv. ]pd¯p t]mIphm³ Hcp \ñ kmcn Csñópw ]dªv Fópw
hg¡nSpw. cïp sImñw ap³]v aq¯hfpsS IñymW¯n\v(1)
s]³j³ Imiv sImïv Fñmw \S¯tï? .... s]³j\pw BSns\ hfÀ¯n In«pó sNdnb Hcp
XpIbpw am{XamWv hcpam\w. BsI Dïmbncpó 12 skâv Øe¯nð Ggv skâv hnän«mWv aq¯hfpsS
Imcyw \S¯nbXv. AhfpsS {]kh¯nsâ sNehn\v BSns\bpw Ip«nIsfbpw hnð¡msaómWv ]²Xn.
AXpIgnªmð B hchpw \nebv¡pw. A½sbt¸mse kntkdnb³ BImXncpómð aXn. sNehv 10 Cc«n-
bm IqSptó...
hm¨nð Hóp IqSn t\m¡n. A¡§fpw kqNnbpw Hópw hyàañ. I®S \ne¯phoWv s]m«nbn«v Nne
s]mSnssIIÄ sNbvXmWv aq¡¯v ^näv sNbvXncn¡póXv. AsXmóp amän ]pXnb Hcp {^bnw hm§Ww
Fóp IcpXnbn«v amkw Bdmbn.... FhnsS icnbm¡m³.... amk¯nsâ Ahkm\amhpt¼mtg¡pw P\
mÀ²\³ kmdnsâ I¿nð \nópw ISw hm§pw. ASp¯ s]³j³ In«pt¼mÄ AXv XncnsI \ðIn _m¡n
ss]ktb ho«nte¡v sImïphcmdpÅq. Fs´ms¡ Bbmepw Fsâ AhØ Adnbmhpó Hcmsf¦nepw
Dïtñm! Ct¸mÄ ISw hm§ð Hcp ]Xnhmbn. cïähpw Iq«nap«n¡m³ Ign¡pó ]mSv, IrjvWm...... Fóm-
Wv Cu _m[yXIfnð \nópw Hcp tamN\w... lm... Hcp Znhkw Fñmänð \nópw Hcp tamN\w e`n¡pw.
""ku¯v PwKvj³, ku¯v Cd§m\pÅhÀ thKw hm..'' IïIvSdpsS DѯnepÅ hnfn tI«mWv
BtemN\Ifnð \nópw DWÀóXv. Zqc¯p\ntó ImWmw {Sjdnbnse Iyq. Xn¡n Xnc¡n thKw Cd§n.
IïIvSÀ U_nÄ s_ñSn¨p. _Êv aptóm«v \o§n...... IqsS Rm\pw Bªv \Sóp.

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kzmX{´yw Xsó

PohnXw

Aleena Davis II BA Eng.

AØnXz¯n\v AÀ°w, tXSpóhÀ¡v Hcp alm{]
Jym]\ambn Bim³ sImSp¯ hm¡v ""kzmX-
{´yw Xsó PohnXw''. kzmX{´yw Hcp hyàn-
bpsS DÄa\kns\ hebw sN¿póp. ]qÀWam
bn kaql¯n\tbm AXnsâ hgnXncnhnt\m,
DóXnt¡m thïn Hcp \hhmZw krjvSnsb-
Sp¡pt¼mÄ, Hcp \h {]Øm\w DbÀóp hcp
t¼mÄ, AhnsS _rl¯mb Hcp IÀ½am-
Wv DcphmIpóXv. AÀ°h¯mb GsXm
cp IÀ½hpw N§eIfnð \nóv, ]cnØnXn
bnð \nóv Fñmän\pap]cn ]mcX{´y
¯nð \nóv kzmX{´yw t\Sm\pÅ t]mcm«amWv.
GsXmcp alXvIÀahpw kzmX{´y {]Jym]\
amWv. A§s\sb¦nð IÀaw PohnXamWv. AÀ
°h¯mb IÀaw kzmX{´y {]Jym]\amhpIbm-
Wv. Hcp hyàn \nc´c IÀa§fneqsS ""kzmX-
{´yw Xsó PohnXw'' Fóv Øm]n¡pIbmWv.

kzmX{´yhpw, IÀahpw, PohnXhpw HómWv.
]cn{ia¯ntem DZya¯ntem krjvSnbntem
GÀs¸Sm¯hÀ kzX{´ycñ. GtXm Iem{]
hml¯nð Pohn¨v IÀa¯nð \nóv apJw
Xncn¨v XpSÀóp t]mIpó \b§sf
kz´w \b§fnte¡v amän AXns\
A\pkcn¨v Pohn¡póp. kzmX{´yhpw IÀa
hpw PohnXhpw At`ZyasñópÅ Xncn¨dnhv AØnXzhmZsa¦nð Hcp Imcyw: hkvXpX ""Pohn¡pI''
FóXn\pw ""Ignªp IqSpI'' FóXn\pw X½nð Ccp{[ph§tfsd hyXymkw AØnXzhmZnIÄ
Ið]n¡pópïmhWw. kzIÀa¯neqsS kzbw krjvSnt¡ïh\mWv a\pjy³. a\IÀa¯neqsS
aäpcïp IÀa§tfbpw hm¡pw icochpw ip²oIcn¨v DZya§Ä tXSn Aeªv kzmX{´y {]Jym]\w
\S¯n, HSphnð A´y hncmaw CtSïhcmWv \½Ä.

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Iemeb ImbnI kz]v\§Ä¡v
NndIp apf¸n¨v
aqfn¸d¡pó ]´pIÄ¡v ap³t] ]d¸n¨v
]mdn ]d¡pó sImSn tXmcW§Ä
\½ptSXm¡n
ImbnI Icp¯nsâ ISnªmWgn¨v
ISsªSp¯ Iuamc {]Xn`IÄ¡¯mWnbmbn
{]Xn`bmbn, {]Xn`mkambn
Adnhn³ Xnf¡ambn
HfnX³ hnf¡mbn
I\nhn³ ]q¡fmbn
]Sbv¡papt¼ ]Shmtf´nb
N¦mbn N¦nse XpSn¸mbn
F¦nepw t]mhpIbsñm.....
Xncn¨p hcpóXn\mbn...
Ifnbc§nse
]gb ]S¯eh\v
]pXnb NphShbv]n\mbn
Bbncw Bbncw BiwkIÄ t\cpóp....
H¯ncn \µn... \µn.... \µn.....

Mr. Sreejesh
Physical Dept.

74

\òacw

th\eh[nIme¯v A¨sâ Xdhm«nð t]mIpóXv ]Xnhmbncpóp. R§fpsS hchpIm¯v cïv
Bßm¡Ä B Xdhm«nð \nð¸pïmIpw ]pdw\m«nð Pohn¨phfÀó F\n¡v AhcpsS BNmc
§tfmSv henb CjvSambncpóp.

R§fpsS hchv Xdhm«nð hensbmcmtLmjambncpóp. th\emhpt¼msg¡pw XdhmSnsâ apä¯v
\nð¡pó amhnð \ndsb am¼gw Xq§n¡nS¸pïmIpw. Rm³ hcpópsïóv Adªt¸mįsó
ap¯NvO³ i¦c³tN«s\sImïv amhnsâ Nnñbnð Hcp Duªmð Dïm¡nh¨p. ap¯Ñsâ ]p
d¯v B\ Ifn¡póXpw, ap¯ÈnbpsS aSnbnð InSóv ]gIYIÄ tIÄ¡póXpw, IpSpw_ t£{X-
¯nð AÑ\pw A½bpw H¯p {]mÀ°n¡m³ t]mIpóXpw A¼e¡pf¯nð ap§mIpgnbn«p Ifn¡p
óXpw Fsâ {]nb \nanj§fmbncpóp. apäs¯ amhnð Dïmbncpó am¼gsañmw A½ D¨s¯
k²y¡pthïn am¼g ]pfntÈcnbpïm¡n. Fómepw F\n¡pthïn FtómWw Hcp am¼gw
ap¯Ñn amän hbv¡pambncpóp. DuWn\p tijw ap¯Ñn Dïm¡nb ]meS{]Ya³ BÀ¯ntbmsS
Ign¡pt¼mÄ C§s\sbmcp sImXnb³ Fó A½bpsS Ifnbm¡ð DïmIpambncpóp. Ahkm\w
ap¯Èn F\n¡pthïn amänh¨ am¼gw Xcpt¼mÄ. AXnð\nópw Hcp I£Ww ap¯È³ FSp¡p
ambncpóp. \n§Ä¡p jpKÀ Ctñ a\pjym, C\n AXp Ign¨n«v hñXpw hcp¯nh¡ï Fó
ap¯ÈnbpsS Hcp D]tZihpw.

75

AtXmsS am¼gt¯mSpÅ ap¯Èsâ sImXn amdnIn«pw. cm{Xnbnð ap¯ÈnbpsS aSnbnð InSóp-
d§pó kpJw asämcp XebnW¡pw \ðIm³ Ignbnñ FóXv hensbmcp kXyambncpóp. P\ensâ
AgnIfnðIqSnbpÅ Imän\p AS¨n« dqanepÅ Gkntb¡mÄ Ipfncmbncpóp. tXm«nse ao\pIsf
]nSn¡m³ Nqïtb¡mÄ Ignhpïmbncpóp tXmÀ¯n\v. Hmtcm ao\nt\bpw In«pt¼mÄ ]dªdn
bn¡m³ ]äm¯ kt´mjambncpóp Iq«pImÀ¡v. shÅw \nd¨ NnñpIp¸nbnð ao³ Ipªp§
sf CSpt¼mÄ Rm³ IuXpIt¯msS t\m¡n\nð¡pw

tXm«nð \nópw \\ªp Ipfn¨p F¯pó Fsó A½bpsS Nqcð Ijmb¯nsâ cpNn Adn-
bmsX c£n¡m³ Fsâ ap¯È³ Fópw H¸apïmbncpóp. A½ ]iphns\bpw InSmhns\bpw ]
d¼nð \nópw Agn¨psImïphcphm³ ap¯È³ Fsóbpw IqsSIq«pambncpóp.

]iphns\ sXmgp¯nð sI«pó t\c¯v Rm³ ap¯Èt\mSv tNmZn¨p, ""CXnsâ `À¯mhv FhnsS-
bm''. ap¯È³ HcpNncn am{Xw k½m\n¨v \Sópt]mbn. B Nncnbnð Dïmbncpóp AXnsâ D¯cw.
kÔybmbn«pw \n\¡v Ifn \nÀ¯mdmbntñ, hnf¡vsh¡mdmbn s]«óv Ipfn¡m³ hmtbm Fó A½
bpsS hnfntI«v HmSnsNóp. Ipfn¸n¡póXn\nsS A½ ]dªp aäómÄ \½Ä t]mhpw. Xn¦fmgv¨
¢mkv Xpd¡pw AXn\pap¼v AhnsS F¯Ww. Ifn¨p\Sóv Znhkw t]mbXdªnñ. XncnsI t]mIp
ap¼v Fñmw HópIqsS ImWWw Fóv Fsâ a\knð Dïmbncpóp. ]ntäóv Iq«pImsc Iq«n Fñm
Øehpw HópIqsS Iïp...

t]mIpó Znhkw Fñmhcpw IqsS Hcpan¨p Ccpóp DuWv Ign¨p. ]d¼nse PmXn¡ hnä Im-
ipsImïv i¦c³ tN«³ HmSnsb¯n. ap¯Èsâ I¿nð sImSp¯ Imiv ap¯È³ Fsâ Ipªp
ssIIfnð Xón«v ]dªp Cu ImipsImïv tam³ CjvSapÅXv hm§nt¡m. \ndI®pItfmsS
Rm³ AXv hm§n Ioibnð h¨p. ap¯Èsâbpw ap¯nÈnbpsSbpw A\p{Klwhm§n Rm³ \Sóp.
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After 72 years of Independence,
Are we still free?

Ann mary cecil II Bcom CA

This question is a question of relevance nowadays. On looking back to the histo-
ry of India I came to the realization that India is not really free even after 72 years
of independence. We have our own government whom we elect and we are the
largest democratic country in the world. But are we experiencing that democracy
in our lives? Well no, we are not experiencing that democracy, people are selfish.
This selfishness makes them to do things for themselves and not for others, and when
that selfishness comes into political fields, people will not get any benefits; rather the
politicians will use people’s money for their own welfare or benefit.

The Constitution of India provides every Indian citizen with 6 basic
rights.

They are:
1. Right to freedom
2. Right to education
3. Right against exploitation
4. Right to equality
5. Right to freedom of religion
6. Right to constitutional remedies

All these things are only in papers, not in the real world. People in rural and urban
areas are in captivity from our own people. Right to equality? There is no equality,
the rich are becoming more richer and the poor people are becoming poorer.
There still prevails reservation system even from education to jobs.

We are free from a foreign rule, but not from ourselves. We are full of bitterness
towards other religion. People should never peck their nose into others freedom.
We are not free from communal taboos and terrorism. We don’t have complete
freedom of speech. India is free but Indians are in chains created by them. We are
really not independent; but it is not said:” The youth of today are future citizens of
tomorrow.” May the youth of today be able to provide freedom to citizens in its real
sense.

79

Born a Girl Ankita Tomy
They talk about justice IIIBCA
Of adult franchise
They strike and they protest
But they didn’t hear her cry…….!

She wanted to learn
And grow up to earn
But what can she do?
Since she was born a girl.
She never did want this
But knew better her silence for granted
And forced her to do their desire….

She had to keep quiet
And keep her mouth shut
And never go out
Cause she was born a girl….

She was forced to say inside
Knot up clothes or clean the dishes
While her brothers were out
Down the pane, flying kites….
But still, they say all are equal…

Lonely

The nightingale that sings
The song of lonely soul,
The solitary star upon the sky
The lonely glowworm in the lawn
The solemn boat that sales away
This lovely rose bud in my hand
All alone but beautiful
If solitude is beautiful, then
How beautiful I’d ne near your grave.

Janet shaji, IIBcom Fin(A)

80

Ashique martin IIIBcom Fin

81

Door to SuccessShilpatonyIIIBscCS

Look around you. You see the physical world. If you
make a close observation, you can see so
many doors. These locked doors sepa-
rate you from another part of the world.
As you know, you will need a key or a com-
bination of keys to unlock these doors and then
you can reach where you want.

Now, look into yourself. You can see your life.
Your life also has so many doors. Locked behind
them are your dreams and goals. The door
to success has a five-combination lock.
It can be unlocked with a set of self-
made keys. That key combination
includes dedication, skills, atti-
tude, desire and positive atti-
tude without losing your de-
sire. Then, success is yours.

You, of course, have an
alternative; an alternative
to use a duplicate key. You
can use the key combination
of others and try to unlock the
doors to success. But you will
not succeed if you are cheat-
ing yourself as well as others. And
no one can cheat anyone for a
long time. Don’t apply pressure on the
door. If you do so, you will break the door and you will become an intruder. You will
not be accepted because you know where an intruder belongs to.

Life is yours. You have complete command over it. The doors might look like block-
ing your path to success, but actually, it is not. It safeguards what you need. There
are no shortcuts to success. The pure and uncompromising effort of yours can only
lead you to success.

82

Dum Spiro Spero

Agnes beneeta II BA

Being you is difficult
but believe me, it’s the best thing
Acting is worse
But believe me, sometimes it’s the best thing.

It is just all about your potential
when there is no time to turn back
Black and white spots appear
But believe me, life is shades of grey.

Don’t see things but Joyal jolly
Look deep and deep II Bcom F(B)
Until you realize yourself
It’s the best feeling ever
It does not always come precisely
As time passed by, you will be taught by it.

Listen to what you say, not others
go beyond what you can
Beyond…. beyond the horizon
Being you might be difficult
But believe me, it’s the best thing.

It’s okay! It’s okay to be sad,
It’s okay to be mad,
Farsana M P noushad It’s okay to cry,
To not have strength to try,
Noorul amen, IBA It’s okay.
Sometimes people just need to
Let it out,
Scream and shout,
And that’s okay.
Admitting something’s wrong
Doesn’t take your strength away.
Ask for help, if you wish to.
Don’t feel weak or wrong
Just because you aren’t strong
Just sit back and relax,
And take a day just for you
Because it’s okay not to be okay.

83

Echoes of Dreams
Albin Varghese
IIBCA

Soaring high in the sky near the sun Anna Binny
I dare say was my dream Iiib com Fin
Until the aero plane came
Watching the shooting star close was
Another dream until the astronaut
Told me he saw it nearby
Soaring the sky or searching
The ocean depth when the man gave
It a dream became Possible highs
Helping a human hand
Feeding the poor
Let us remove the poverty out of the world
Drizzling rain pitter patter in various
Part of the world, save a trickle
Or drop by drop and finally an ocean
Is saved to quench the thirst of
Our brothers and sisters nearby
Planting a sapling just for fun
Creates a new life on earth
Give the thought
Hear the echoes of different thoughts
Because it creates new possible heights

Handle with Care
Riya james IIBA

Trust can’t be labelled ‘Fragile’
over time it becomes strong.
It brings people together.
It helps create a strong bond.

So, be careful, hold on to it tight
be cautious, don’t let it fall.
You may try maintain shards
but the cracks will stay after all!

Dona mariya V C

84 IIIBCA

Eternal Love
Anju T P
II MCom

The sign of the love withstood blossoms
Always cherished like a spring time flower.
Again the dewdrops glistening
Far from the hurtles and bustles
Beauty merged with soil casting to the eternity.
With an everlasting aesthetics.
Oh! Alas! Results of an unfathomable perception.
Began over with acute smile…
A cute smile of credibility…..
For us to get inspired a long way.
Ever blowing breeze being the witness.
To the nurturing of a nut.
Oh! Again to a blooming fest
Entertaining a natural era
An era beyond the ultimate,
Arrival of real desire
Remains a vital fact
Treasures of scattered jewels...
Stocked to undefined peak of love
A warm embrace of blowing snow,
And the ever shining sun’s light…
Still remains the mystery
Why do flowers bloom…?

85

Eternity
Lakshmi R
Alex jose
I always listen to a melodious song IBCA
From a world unknown it comes,
Is it heaven…it may be so
Having happiness all around.
The dripping music of a raindrop
Bellowing cow, crowing cock
Beckoning me towards that world
There is no chaos, only silence.
It gives me the feeling
I have an eternal abode
I search my home, here and there
I can’t find where is it
To make me feel I should live.
I mistake it as love
No never
I mistake it as maternity, partially, only partially
I find out, at last where it lies.

Goodbye

Goodbye,
A beautiful word,
Simple yet powerful
It gives a feeling of parting
It makes the end,
Of conversation, a gathering
A party, an event
Or even a relationship
It pieces the heart of those
Who endured it
It always returns like a cycle,
Even before we could forget about the former pain

86 Dona mariya V C
IIIBCA

First Rain

I never knew the scent of rain Anila mariya jose
Was like my favorite essence of perfume II BCA
Never knew its cacophony
Would come to me like that
A rare piece of music
And never did it occur to me
That the rain wetting my hands
Would make me more high than any drug
For the very first time
I felt the ecstasy of rain in me.

Stars in Darkness

Hopeless eyes, unhappy smile Meghna Manoj
With a million dreams II BBA
Terrified Face, rough hands
Why do I see
Deprived of their childhood
Overloaded with work
Burdened with responsibility
At such a young age
Put a smile back on their face
Give them the childhood
That was stolen from them
Fight for a cause
Raise your voice
Stop child labour

87

Save The Earth

-Krishnapriya D

Extend a hand Athira V.B. II BCom Cop
Lift a finger

Its never too late, to save the breath;
Or

Perform a retro self-degeneration,
Become fish food,

Fly to Africa and feed the lions,
Don’t drop acid, drop in acid
Be squished in carbon dioxide

And stop breathing.

Tghoiondk for

No one will create a lock without a key
Likewise; God won’t give problems without solutions
Every successful person has a painful story
Don’t look where you fall
But where you slipped
A man with one watch knows what time it is
A man with two watches is never quiet
People may doubt what you say
But they believe what you do
While seeking revenge, dig two graves; one for yourself
Courage is not lack of fear
But the ability to act while facing fear

88 Prince Poulose III BSC CS

Haiku
Aleena davis, IIBA

About Haiku:

A Haiku is a short Japanese poem of three lines used to evoke images. The philoso-
phy of Haiku is simplicity and brevity. Basho Matsuo is known as the first great poet
of Haiku.

*the seasonal Joy
Comes hardest when least expected
Connect with others!

*Summer has odours.
Reminding us long gone past.
Scents of childhood.

*All things great
Never imitate their history blind
Create new ideas.

*Existentialism has the essence
You can be what you
Want to be.

89

Anil Raj O, I MCom less expensive destination in the devel-
oping countries like India, China, Indo-
The future of jobs has become a ma- nesia etc. A revolutionary government
jor issue of concern. The world to- would presumably come to power only
day is at an inflextion point due to rapid as a direct result of a profound political
technological advancement leading to and social crises, like that the last great
economic, social and political turmoil. depression to eliminate unemployment,
Developed Countries have now seen al- a revolutionary government would have
most two decades of stagnation in eco-
nomic growth with out-sourcing of jobs to proceed with abolishing the mar-
in manufacturing and services sector to ket economy.

The actual state of In-
dia’s employment prob-
lem is a puzzle even for
the best economists in
the world reason: there
isn’t enough quality data
to arrive at an informed
opinion hence most of the
assessments are based on
vague assumptions, extrap-
olation of small samples.
Even as GDP growth rates
have risen the relationship
between growth and em-
ployment generation has
grown weaker over time in
India employment gener-
ation has remained week
and India has struggled to
convert high rates of eco-
nomic growth into good
jobs.

The world econom-
ic forum has been able
to predict, with the help
of the data they collect
from extensive research
on the future of jobs, that
nearly 5.1 n million jobs
will be lost with a total loss of 7.1
million jobs a total gene of 2 million jobs
over the period 2015-2020 due to the dis-
ruptive changes caused by the techno-
logical revolution that is underway.

90

When we were all busy with our own lives.
When we thought everything we had with us was not enough.
When we were divided by class, gender, religion and what not.
When we thought we were all INVINCIBLE.

We were hit by the biggest flood the state witnessed in the middle of august
2018, a result of the dams being opened accompanied with heavy rain, the water
bodies overflowed and the water level above land kept rising. Roads, Railways and
all means of transportation were disrupted. The water invaded our lands, NO! The
water took back their lands with force and Kerala drowned. The moment we felt our
lives were at stake or the people we love were in danger is when we realized how
vulnerable we truly are.

The floods washed away our homes, our possessions and also all our divisions.
The waters favored none it affected us all without taking our differences to regard.
When nature forgot our differences so did the people. The only purpose everyone
had was to save every single person possible. It didn’t matter who extended the
helping hand people reached out without second thoughts. Now I don’t know if it
is survival instincts or if these differences don’t really mean that much to people like
they claim to do but deep down I felt proud that even though it didn’t happen all
the time we were at least capable of coexisting.

The floods were more than just death and destruction, it proved to become a
wakeup call for many and to change the way they looked at their own lives. It put
us into different situations and helped us realize that we could survive together. It
taught us that life was beyond money and power. It showed us that god never
closed its doors for anyone. It helped us not to underestimate people for what they
do for a living. Most importantly helped to understand the people who really care
for us and those who pretend to, After all it is in the time of crisis when people show
their true self

When the waters broke our walls and bridged our gaps, is when Kerala truly be-

came God’s Own Country 91

KERALA FLOODS
LESSONS LEARNED AND
UNLEARNED (EE 96 3RD)

LESSON FOR
A LIFETIME

ZIYADALI 1st BBA

August turned out to be disastrous in 2018 for Keralite. When the monsoons show-
ered against our favor, Kerala lost many lives to the roaring water. The state wit-
nessed the chaos created by the forces of nature. Although taken back by the
gravity of disaster, the state fought back bravely, instilling our confidence in human-
ity and brotherhood. The flood also was a wakeup call. A situation that showed the
true colors of many and the shortcoming of the current system.

Kerala, as well as the nation of India does not have a well-molded disaster man-
agement system. It is true that there are governmental agencies like fire and rescue
disaster response teams, meteorological department as well as the armed forces
to handle the situation. But to be honest, these agencies are ill-equipped and lacks
proper training. The problem here was that Kerala was never identified as a risk area
for floods. So, it can be said that we were “unprepared”. There needs to be a com-
prehensive policy on disaster management. There needs to be co-operation and
communication between different departments. The situation with Kerala was that
the security guidelines were decades old. The risk assessment reports were also out-
dated. That’s what made the situation out of control. We can’t control the forces of
nature. But, we can be prepared to meet the destructing side of it.

Another point of concern is illegal constructions. There can be two dimensions to this.
One is buildings that encroach on rivers and hinterland. Second is commercial and res-
idential constructions that does not conform to the safety guidelines issued by govern-
ment. Construction in high risk areas of landslide should be avoided. These illegal and
unscientific civil works tend to do more damage to property as well as life.

The masses came together to provide relief to those affected by floods. This is a
story of humanity and sense of empathy. The common people, the public, the bu-
reaucrats, the law makers all came down to help the needy forgetting their differ-
ences, casting away the shackles, of cast, creed and religion. They stepped up to
extend a helping hand. This is an example for all of us. This is the secular community
that our nation badly needs.

Kerala floods sure was a disaster of great proportions. Even being riddled by sev-
eral short comings, the people of Kerala reclaimed their land, fighting the wind and
water. This is the story that we shall pass on to the generations. These are the lessons
that we shall keep in mind in order to rebuild our state. The chorus shall sing –

92 “We shall overcome”

Life Nithin p jeevan IIBBA
Aneena benny

Life is an adventure
For seeking out the treasure!
It may take time
For happiness is far behind
Let hard work lead
It is the key you need
“ yes the magic is in your hands ”
Extend your hands,
Seek it,
You will acquire it
Why?
Because……
Life is just once
So line it up
Laugh it off
Go ahead and achieve it!

93

Love
Love is like money Druva M.A, 2nd BBA
Sweet as money
Some have many
But few don’t have any

Love is like power
Tall as tower
Which has a fragrance of flower
Which sometimes sprinkle like shower

If you are really clever
Try to feel this power
And live with it forever

Love is a game
For everyone it’s a same
Few have made name
Some have earned game

Please put this in a piece of frame
People don’t have shame
Because everything is far in this game

Love is like music
Sometime its magic
But many times it’s tragic
You and me, and I get
Twisted of reality

You are my sunshine Lakshmi P S IIBCA
My full moon, my breeze
You are the flowing
River inside me
You are my shadow
The shadow that follow me through the days
The shadow that stays in me at night

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NADIA MURAD
Joel Joy IIBcom CA

Nadia Murad Basee Taha was born in 1993 in Koe-
ho, Sinjar, Iraq. She is an Iraqi, Yazidi human rights
activist who lives in Germany. In 2014 she was kid-
napped from her hometown and held by the IS for
three months. In 2018, She and Dennis Mukherjee
were jointly awarded the noble prize for their efforts
to end the sexual violence as a weapon of war and
armed conflict. She is the first Iraqi and Yazidi to be
awarded a noble prize.

Murad is the founder of Nadia’s initiative, An organ-
ization decided to help women and children victim-
ized by genocide mars atrocities and human traffick-
ing to heal and rebuild their lives and communities.

Awards And Honor’s Abhinand Mathew IIBcom CA

● 2016 -First goodwill ambassador for the dignity of survivors of human
traffick ing of the united nation

● 2016 -Council of Europe Vaclav Havel Award for human rights

● 2016 –Sakharov price for freedom of thought

● 2018 –Noble peace prize.

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There falls the last autumn leaf,
Into a lot of his withered comrades beneath,
Bidding adieu to the season dying,
To usher in the coming cold
Drenched a snowy roof
Sat a lonely mistress,
Cuddled in her woollen ball,
Breathing in the warmth
Of the glowing hearth.
She passed out the chill paves,
The flakes that rained down,
The pavements carpeted while
And walked the streets the woollen figures.

proved by their family, having sex outside marriage, becoming the victim of rape,
dressing in ways which are deemed inappropriate, engaging in non-heterosexual
relations or renouncing a faith.

Honour killing started practising many years ago. Being an idiot seems squeamish.
Society and prejudice concepts are pathetic as they do not feed you, nurture you,
but kill every inch in you.

● Inter-caste marriages

The caste system in India prohibits marriage outside the caste. However, inter-caste
marriages have gradually gained acceptance due to increasing education, em-
ployment, middle-class economic background, and urbanization. According to a
survey in 2014, about 5% of marriages are inter-caste in India.

● Caste system

Caste is the segregation, where individual castes lived together, the dominant
caste living in the centre and other castes living on the periphery. Religion is de-
signed by some mere people who wanted the superior dominance of powers, and
economic mainstream and caste are designed by those idiots who wanted the
subdivided powers of dominance. The funny thing is that irrespective of this particu-
lar understanding, they have been practising the whole days and still misses that
dominance and powers held with the ancestors.

● Human sacrifice

Human sacrifice has been practised in various cultures throughout history. Victims
were typically ritually killed in a manner that was supposed to please or appease
gods, spirits or the deceased. Closely related practices found in some tribal societies
are cannibalism and headhunting.

● Men are superior to women

The concepts of superiority complexes such as thoughts of men are more intel-
ligent than women ceased to exist before, but they are not completely avoided.
Even now, a section of society treats the women fraternity on unequal terms, even
their rights and freedoms are denied. But today, the scenario has changed so the
men who hold those concepts should try to change their best to avoid their misper-
ceptions, as women can handle a family in a well-versed manner. Growing some
beard and moustache doesn’t make one a man.

● Apostasy sufferings

Apostasy is the formal disaffiliation from or abandonment or renunciation of a
religion by a person.

Greatness lies not in being strong, but in the right using of strength. We define
what we are by what we do.

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Prejudices
S Padmadas IMcom

Life was given to us a billion years ago. The
presence of eye-catching landscapes wonders
gifted and the beautiful and the pathetic crea-
tures were given the equal right to sustain here.

And then, our economy started growing, from
the inception of trade in form of barter system
to the current fascinating and scaring cryptocur-
rencies mark the economic movements of our
economy as an ECG graph (Electrocardiog-
raphy) marked with the eminent presence of
ups, downs, and equilibrium. the technology
we used, the change in trend in our lifestyle,
clothing, food habits, educational university
selection perceptions, cars and bikes we used,
learning revolutions from the typical green board
classrooms to smart classes, information technolo-
gy revolutions, monetary regulating associations, and
anything and everything we use to enjoy today in the form of
resources have changed in the most suitable and convenient
way, except for one thing- human thoughts marked up by prejudices From the day
we were raised to this society, we were taught with one sole thing and that is, we
cannot live the life according to the interest, thoughts of the society, so, choose to
live it on our own terms. On the same weight, we were taught to abide by the rules
and likes of society. I can even bet to each member of any fraternity here today
that, at least you all sacrificed even one of your high interested dreams due to those
concepts and believes due to their misapprehension.

It is even quite unfortunate to say that even after achieving 70 years of independ-
ence of the country India, and many more or fewer anniversary figures to the rest of
the nations, some things have never changed.

Let us discuss a few details, Shall we?

● Honour killing

Honour killing or shame killing is the homicide of a member of a family, due to
the perpetrators believe that the victim has brought shame or dishonour upon the
family, or has violated the principles of a community or a religion, usually for reasons
such as refusing to enter an arranged marriage, being in a relationship that is disap-

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to face any such disaster. She asked herself and to God, “why me?” What wrong
has she done? She helped and loved everyone. But this is how life turned out for her
and that too at a tender age. The spring time in her life seemed to end so abruptly
without any notice.

Finally, she decides to upload the values her parents taught her and the mem-
ories would be always with her. All the stories, they told her, all the hugs they gave
her, all the kisses. It’s them who have been taken away from the world. She believed
that their memories should live through her, that they themselves would live through
her. And she wanted to do at least that justice to her long lost family. Hence, she
decided to move on. Her distant relatives were reluctant to adopt her. So she lived
in an orphanage. She was financed by the profit she inherited from her father’s
business. However, the business itself stopped since there was no one to look after
and many of its assets were stolen by others. Oana didn’t bother to go behind it as
money mattered little to her. She got a little profit to help her build her life and she
would build it on her own.

Oana studied well and took up English literature as her major. She worked in small-
er companies first, finally ending up as lecturer in a reputed institution. She had a lot
of free time to write her ideas into paper. She wrote the stories her parents said. She
transferred the memories of her past: her spring time with her parents were she knew
no pain, her summer time in her life where her soul was dry and her mind was like
the burning rock under the scorching sun. She gave a new life to her family through
her writings. Whenever she wrote about her family, it was like living those old times
again, she felt like her family with her present around her. They were smiling! She
never felt done when she wrote about them. She could write a hundred stories were
she would bring some aspect of her life with them into it, some aspect of her parents
and brother.

Her writings became famous. She received many awards including Re Booker
Prize. She made new friends and well-wishers. She met a man, married and had chil-
dren. The saying became true in life, “what you sow shall you reap”. She sowed love
and pity to others, she received her right rewards. She had a season to sow and now
is her season to reap. She sowed her pain and reaped happiness in her later life. She
knew that just like a tree has a life and experiences seasons of spring, autumn, winter
and summer, she experienced all these. Finally the tree dies, so will she. Then, she will
be happily reunited with her long-lost family. She did justice to her family by keeping
them alive in her memories and writings. She published books in their names. The
world recognized her family. She would have made them proud, she thought. Even
little animals, birds and fishes experience seasons. During one, they would start off
with their parents. During another, they may be all alone in the wild. Then, they had
joyous seasons and made a family of their own. In the end, they all die. Seasons are
a part of every living and nonliving things life. There is no constant season for anyone
or anything.

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All at once Summer
Collapsed to fall

Oana was a beautiful girl, inside out. She was
the gem of her family consisting of her fa-
ther, whom she called ‘dada’, her mother
‘mama’ and her to-be-born sibling. She
was wonderful and pristine as a rose
with the morning dew. Her father was
a rich businessman and they lived
as a happy family, loving husband
and wife and their little daughter
to-be-born new member. Oana
was about eight when they were
expecting their new child. She
was a child but still mature. She
cared for her family and would
help everyone she came
across. Her life was always
like spring season- blooming
and fragrant. She would give
alms to beggars and the sick
almost every day. She was
polite and humble even to
her father’s servants. Her
father, Mr. Andrew drew
the source of his spirit from
his perfect family. He loved
his wife dearly that

when she died during
childhood giving birth to a
stillborn boy, his heart was
completely broken. He fell into
an endless pit of depression.
However, he mustered up his
courage to look after his daugh-
ter. However the cruel fate turns
against them again and he dies
falling sick.

Oana is completely lost. She does not know what is next. Within a few months,
she lost her entire family. No one she knew of her father’s worker’s, her relatives who
were far away, her neighbors, the people of the place where she lived didn’t had

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SECOND FREEDOM

STRUGGLE
-Ajith Thomas II BCom CA

When India got political freedom on a fateful Friday of August 15, 1947, our an-
cestors had a dream of witnessing an emerging land full of opportunities for growth
and development; without barriers of ignorance, injustice, discrimination, suppres-
sion and illusion.

Initially, the euphoria of this new found freedom kept the countrymen mesmer-
ized for a couple of decades.

We have travelled a complete 71 years since then and yet the promise of the
‘tryst with destiny ‘, seems to elude the whole Indian society. I wonder whether it is
really the same land where Mahatma Gandhi lived.

Again we had to travel miles to build a great nation. To build up a developed na-
tion we all should ensure basic health and education to all our brothers and sisters
in their formative years. Dreams for a developed nation cannot be actualized on
drumbeats with a hollow framework for basic health and education in any country.

Any program for social transformation is incomplete without ensuring basic health
and education for all. But the irony is that despite huge monetary investment on
both these fronts. We are witnessing pathetic results in health as well as education.

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