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The Activities of the Electronics Club, an association of Electronics (BSc.) students of Christ University, for the Academic year 2014-15 were formally inaugurated on Friday, 18 July 2014 by Prof. Chandrabhas Narayan of Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research, (JNCASR) Bangalore. The inaugural function at Sky View, 10th floor, Central Block, started with an invocation song by Ms. Sahana of V semester CME and Ms. Apoorva Hegde of V semester PME, followed by the welcome speech by Prof. Benny Sebastian, Head of the Department of Electronics. Shaaz Ahmed of III semester PME presented an overview of the activities of the Electronics Club.    The inaugural address was given by Prof. Chandrabhas Narayan of JNCASR, Bangalore. He spoke on Career Options in the field of Science. With the help of power point presentation, he listed out various opportunities for the undergraduate students of Science. He explained in detail about the eligibility, Entrance exam

Kannada Sangha of Christ University is very instrumental in promoting and celebrating Kannada literature and culture in and out of campus. It published its 231st book "Varakavi D. R. Bendre Kaavyaartha Darshini" by Prof.Dr.B.B Rajapurohita.   Dr. Geeta Vasanth, poet, writer and professor of Kannada, Tumkur University, reviewed the book. Reviewing the book she said, Bendre's poetry has the strength to mesmerize anyone. One definitely gets the "awe “relish, while reading his works especially his poetry. Bendre was a born genius, a natural aesthete, poetry was his passion and he lived it. She said, this book is written on two backgrounds: one on cultural motive and another in the linguistic motive. This technique helps us to understand Bendre better. Intensity in Bendre's language, emotion and sensibility can be compared to that of Allamprabhu. The flavor of folk is always there in Bendre's writings as he lived as a common man among common peop

On 21 st July 2014, the Investors Information Cell (IIC), a student body run by the students of MBA(FM), hosted the annual investor’s awareness camp, Finsquare 2014. Being an all-day event from 9am -5 pm, we were able to cover a wide range of topics to educate the average investors. These activities ranged from awareness in profitable investment avenues in the form of equities, real estate and insurance along with a detailed analysis of the Indian bond market.  This time in addition to this, a customized financial plan was prepared for each investor who visited our stall. A budget analysis was also conducted along with a basic overview of E-filling. Since the visitors of the camp comprised mostly students, even the working of a virtual portfolio was demonstrated.  In order to gauge the level of financial literacy on the campus, a financial survey was conducted with over 300 respondents. The camp was a huge success among students, faculty and corporates.

Mayabazaar: Re-viewing 100 years of Indian Cinemas helped participants explore and understand the emerging concerns, the potent areas of research and the varied perspectives that have entered Indian Film Studies. A three day workshop was conducted prior to the seminar by Prof. Indranil Bhattacharya from FTII. The seminar proceedings began with the formal inauguration followed by the keynote address by eminent Kannada film maker Mr. T.S. Nagabharana who questioned and problematized the use of the word Indian Cinemas and its representations. This was followed by the release of book of select papers. The panel discussion with scholars and veterans like Mr. S. Theodore Bhaskaran, Film Historian, Mr. C.S. Venkiteswaran, Film Critic and Documentary Film Maker, Ms. Bina Paul, Mr. Jaideep Varma, writer and Film Maker, and Mr. Gnani Shankaran, Writer indeed provided us with wonderful insights into the various domains of discussions. A documentary tracing the 100 years of India

Christ University Language Association (CULA) has formed Bhasha Parishath, a forum to understand and propagate the salient features of Indian cultural heritage among the students and faculty. Though the department has been organizing institutional programmes like Bhasha Utsav, Sham-e-Ghazal and Multi-lingual Poets’ meet every year, student involvement in those programmes was limited. These programmes were by and large department initiatives and didn’t offer much scope for the creativity and imagination of all the   students. Bhasha Parishath intends to address this issue to achieve the major purpose of offering proper cultural orientation to the students across the university. Around 60 students have volunteered to work for Bhasha Parishath through the year. Bhasha Parishath (BP) focuses on indigenous cultures of students irrespective of the region / country they come from. Each culture has its own paradigm with its legends, myths, beliefs and faiths. They are expressed