Reason-A Technical Journal (Formerly Reason-A Technical Magazine)

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The way science and technology has leaped forward in the recent past is indeed an astonishing feature of the modern era. The magic wand of technology has enabled man to roam around the world, to peep through every nook and corner of the universe. The essence of the advancement of science and technology is the thirst for knowledge. We wonder agape at the fast changing environment around us. Sometimes we are baffled by the changes; we cannot decide whether those are good or bad, or whether those are beneficial at all to the human civilization.

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The progress of mankind is based on the talents and achievements of a few extraordinary individuals. Homi Jehangir Bhabha was one such great man. He was bom in Bombay on October 30, 1909. His father Jehangir Bhabha, once a student of Oxford University, was a reputed advocate and served the Tata Enterprises, Meheran.

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When Bhabha died an untimely death in an airplane crash in 1966, 'Who, after him?" became a big question. Who could replace such a great physicist? Soon every one's answer was: "Vikram Ambalal Sarabhai." Thus, in 1966, Vikram Sarabhai succeeded Dr. Bhabha as the Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission. He was one of the greatest scientists of India.

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1. Award by INAE.

2. R & D Projects.

3. Published Research Work.

4. Workshops/Special lectures conducted at this college.

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Prafulla Chandra Roy was born on 2nd August 1861 in Raruli-Katipara, a village in the District of Khulna (now in Bangia Desh). He belonged to a wealthy cultured family. A keen interest in education, rational thinking and great sympathy for the poor - Prafulla Chandra got all these qualities from his father, Harish Chandra.

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Satyendranath Bose was born on the first day of January in 1894 in Calcutta. Sri Surendranath Bose was his father. He was employed in the Engineering Department of the East India Railway. Satyendranath was the eldest of his seven children; the rest were all daughters. Amodini Devi was Satyendranath's mother.

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Hydrogen is the new buzz word as oil companies and car makers back the view that it will be the successor to oil in the coming decades. Experimental fleets of hydrogen cars have been operating in California since last year. In hydrogen vehicles, an electric motor powers the wheels. A chemical reaction inside a unit called a fuel cell - usually between hydrogen and oxygen - creates electricity for the motor.

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1. Conference held.

2. Symposium held.

3. R & D Projects, scholarships, awards etc.

4. Published works of research.

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There are a few pair of numbers that have a very peculiar affinity for each other and are so-called "amicable numbers." Take for instance the pair of numbers 220 and 284. It turns out that all the factors of 220 that is those less than itself add up to 284. And, surprisingly, the factors of 284 add upto 220.

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1. IIPC Cell

2. Entrepreneurship Development Cell.

3. Engineers' Day celebration.

4. Workshop on Entrepreneurship Development.

5. Winter School Programme.

6. Workshop on E-library.

7. Short term courses

8. Visit abroad.

9. Faculty members under EFIP scheme.

10. R&D Projects.

11. Published research work.

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1. The College

2. Location

3. Existing Programs

4. Academic structure

5. Admission procedure

6. College Facilities

7. Residential Quarters

8. Hostel Facilities

9. Departmental Facilities

10. Laboratory Set-up

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