.
A Mon
nthly Newsletter of Department of Electrical En
Engineering
I S SU E
PATRONS
Hon.Smt.SumanmalaB.Mulak
(Chairperson,B.C.Y.R.C.,Nagpur)
Hon.Shri.RajendraMulak
Minister of state for
(Energy,Finance&Planning,WaterRe
sources,Parliamentary Affairs &
Excise)
Govt.of Maharashtra,Hon.Secretary,
B.C.Y.R.C.
Hon.Smt.PrernaMulak
(ManagingDirector,B.C.Y.R.C.)
Hon.Mr.Yashraj.R.Mulak
(Treasurer,B.C.Y.R.C)
Hon.Shri.K.K.Mahadik
(Admin.Officer,B.C.Y.R.C.)
Dr.D.P.Singh
(Principal,K.D.K.C.E.)
Prof.A.M.Badar
(Vice-Principal,K.D.K.C.E.)
Dr.G.H.Agrawal
(Dean,Academic)
(Dean,StudentsDevelopmentCell)
Prof.Mrs.S.S.Ambekar
(HOD,ElectricalEngineering)
Mrs.S.R.Gawande
( Faculty,Incharge EESA)
Editorial Bench
Mrs. V.B. Hardas
( Incharge )
Student Representatives
Shubham Kadu
( Editor)
Pavan Chavan
( Co-Editor)
5
MAY 2014
Vishnu’s flying bird
bird:
Garuda, What was it??
The story of Garuda’s birth
and deeds is told in the first book
of
the
great
Mahabharata.
Mahabharata
According to the epic,
epic when
Garuda first burst forth from his
egg, he appears as a raging inferno
inf
equal to the cosmic conflagration
that consumes the world at the end
of every age. According to ancient
Hindu text ,after the carnage of
Mohenjo--daro a few-some flying
monster appeared in the sky ,it was
called the Garuda .In Mahabharata,
the Garuda is
i “a massive bird-like
creature with red wings ,red face
,golden body and an eagle’s beak
,with a crown on his head ,have
ability to grow large and small,
appear and disappear at will ,so
large that it would block out the
sun.” There are certain stories of
Vishnu riding on him on occasion
.Each and every time it would
descend from the
th sky, he would
create hurricane winds and upon
hiss descent the earth would shake,
shake
dust would flap in air and
everyone in vicinity would be
terrified.
According to
Hindu mythology,
mythology Garuda was
born out of the cosmic event that
occurs after destruction
d
of every
age.
Could this been have somehow
connected
ected
to
radioactive
poisoning within a zone of high
radiation?
We cannot know the answer but
we know that within India and
Pakistan there are known zones
of high radioactivity than the
normal. The
Th logic declares that
somehow genetic mutations will
have been within those place. If
Mohenjo-dar
daro was a sight of
nuclear attack
attack, could it be
possible that Garuda was a
mutant
beast
created
as
byproduct
of
intense
radioactivity?
activity? According to
science mutation is caused
by radiation creating gigantic size
insects; but in fact mutations occur all
the time and there is no recorded
evidence of a creature born out of
mutation converting one specie into
another .most of the mutations are lethal.
But if Garuda was not out of
genetic mutation what could explain it
existence ?If Garuda was not a mutation
byproduct ,what was it ?Now here we
have a carving of Garuda .At the top they
look like features but at the same time
they would be interpritated as gigantic
flames .The Mahabharata states that the
Garuda was born from the raging inferno
.In some text passages ,we can read that
the exterior of Garuda had golden
features. Gold is a metal .Now what kind
of a bird is that ?No bird is made of
metal unless it’s a type of a machine.
Garuda
as
considered to be a snake eater .in fact
Garuda need to consume snakes in order
to survive. Now compare a modern plane
at port hooked up to a fuel line ,Isn’t
that plane consuming a snake? If we see
modern fighter jets take off in the middle
of the night ,there is smoke and fire
coming out as exhaust .It looks like a
dragon .It looks like some type of
mythical creature ,especially if you
don’t know what you are witnessing is a
nuts and bolds technology .So of course
you are going to liken it to some living
creature.
In
1875.the
YvmaanikaYvmaanika
Shaastra, a fourth century B.C. text
written by Maharshi Bhardwaj ,was
discovered in a temple in India .The
book dealt with the operation of ancient
vimana and included information on
steering .the vimanas
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were said to be propelled by a yellowyellow
white liquid, had compartment of
warfare and inside the plane we could
here sounds from inside other vimanas
and had capabilities to disappear from
other vimanas . Now compare this with
modern aircrafts the modern Americ
American
B2 Stealth Bomber .It doesn’t appear
on the radar .Can be refilled with fuel
when anytime during aviation too, has
computers for communication from
other planes and from the ground. Isn’t
there some similarity?
The ancient Hindu text ar
are
‘the longest written poetic creations’
and poets often compare an event with
the living nature giving the accounts
and describing them in comparison
with nature.
The laws of universe tell us
that in the universe everything gets
disintegrated and the complexity of the
universe is increasing just like the
universe was born out of a single
particle but now has many galaxies,
many nebulae and particulates. The
entropy or measure of disorder tend to
infinity .
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Similarly ,is it possible that the
actual events that took place in our
ancient past have disintegrated by
these poetic interpretations and what
we have
ave perceived has disintegrated
further? Did our ancestors witness a
highly advanced spacecraft? Did our
ancestors worshipped the extra
terrestrials as gods because they
didn’t knew these technology
,thinking if it was magic ,divine
intervention, spirituality,
ity, which it
never was?
-Akash Patil
6th semester
( Electrical )
biography
Georg Simon ohm
(Mar 16, 1797 - July 6,
1854)
George Simon ohm was a
German physicist. He started his
research with electromagnetic cell. He
used equipment of his own creation and
determined that there is a direct
proportionality between the potential
difference across a conductor and the
resultant current. He was able to define
the relationship among voltage, current
and resistance, which represents the
true beginning of electric ccircuit
analysis.
He published his law ’Ohm’s
Law’ in 1827. Initially his work was
received with little enthusiasm, but later
Royal Society recognised it and
awarded ’Copley Medal’ in 1841. In
1881, at the meeting of The
International Congress Of Electrical
Engineers in Paris, it was decided that
the resistance be expressed in OHM
(Ω).
Thoughts of the month
“The purpose of the life is a life of purpose.”
- Robert Byrne
“ A life without cause is a life without effect.”
- Barbarella
“ Here is the test to find whether your mission on earth is
finished. If you are alive, it isn’t.”
- Richard Bach
“ I hope life isn’t a big joke, because I don’t get it.”
- Jack Handey
“ Life is a foreign language; all men mispronounce it.”
- Christopher Morley
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tOwards aim !
With a view to work in a core electrical industry, I landed up in pune just after
my final year results were out. It was really difficult task for me to search a job
that to in a core electrical based industry.
While searching I come across a walking in assent for a transformer
manufacturing unit a pune. But the requirement was of two years of experience
in relevant field. It was really challenging for me to convince them that even
being a fresher , I am capable enough to work at factory if they provide me with
basic training.
I had to face various technical questions during my interview which
included the basic of transformer & various routine tests related to transformer.
As all those basic were taught in college & various experiments ex. No load
test, full load test, etc were performed during college practical, it was possible
for me to prove myself up to their expectation. Moreover, my final year project,
“ Inspection of transmission line by using robot & various achievements based
on that project at national & international level competitions proved vital for my
selection at NISSAR Transformer Pvt. Ltd, pune as quality control & testing
engg.
My advice to juniors & coming batches to concentrated on basic of
electrical engg & take their practical in laboratories seriously. Practical
performed in college & the final year project is the only practical experience for
a fresher. Moreover communication skills & fluency in English is very
important.
It was my pleasure to be a part of electrical engg department of
KDKCE & would like to thank & will always be grateful to all of my professors
for their guidance & support.
Thank you KDKCE,
Saurabh uttarwar
B.E.[ Electrical Engg]
Batch - 2013
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