AIL Reporter 31 March 2011

1. AIL Buzz 2,3
AIL Reporter
31 March 2011│VOL 3, ISSUE 02
Cover Story 4
Faculty Opinion 5
On the campus 6,7
Your Space 8 ARMY INSTITUTE OF LAW, MOHALI
Leisure 9 A Fortnightly Newsletter
V i b r a n t ● Y o u n g ● Y o u
EDITORIAL BOARD OPINION
QUOTABLE QUOTE
I’ve always made a total effort, even A Kaleidoscope of World Cup Cricket 2011
when the odds seemed entirely against
me. I never quit trying; I never felt that I Playing the most popular sport of India and that too in our own
didn’t have a chance to win.
Arnold Palmer nation with thousands of spectators and the whole nation cheering
and supporting the team; expectations are obviously very high.
When a team is chosen out of millions, it is very obvious that
All the world is birthday cake, so take
a piece, but not too much. expectations are more from them and this in turn may put a lot of
The entire team of ‘AIL Reporter’ wishes pressure on Team India.
a very Happy Birthday to its certain The most important for a player is to give his best performance
students.
even under pressure. Defeat or victory is secondary. If one has
played well, the embarrassment of defeat is less as compared to
the charm of victory which gets lost if one played badly. Pressure
of any kind can be beneficial as well as harmful and it is upto the
player how he handles and tackles it. A player must learn to
See Page- 3 perform to the best of his ability inspite of the stress and pressure
LEGAL SCANNER of winning upon him. Good Luck India!
LAW LEXICON
In pari material- upon the same matter The AIL Reporter Visit of Major General B
S Daulta MD, AWES
or subject
Reddendo singula singulis - refers Team wishes its readers a Major General B S Daulta, AVSM,
only to the last VSM who recently took over as the
very happy Baisakhi and new Managing Director of Army
LEGAL MAXIM
Debita sequuntur personam debitoria - Ram Navmi Welfare Education Society visited
the institute on 9th March, 2011
Debts follow the person of the debtor
and had a lively interaction with
Calendar - 1 to 15 APRIL 2011 the faculty and other staff
IMPORTANT JUDGEMENT
| _Gurbani, II yr
The Supreme Court allowed brain dead members of the institute.
patients in a permanent vegetative state DATE And DAY EVENT
3rd April Sunday Mothering
to die by withdrawing the life support Sunday
4th April Monday Gudi Padva Dear AILians,
system with the consent of the High
& Bikrami This issue of AIL Reporter
Court concerned. Samvat revolves around world cup
12th April Tuesday Ram Navmi cricket 2011. Scroll through,
(Source: The Tribune, March 08, 2011) 14th April Thursday Baisakhi
read and enjoy…..
The principle is competing against yourself. It’s about self-improvement, about being better than you
were the day before - Steve Young │ Page 1

2. AIL Buzz │ what’s up ● new● happening
PLACEMENT INFORMATION NATIONAL SEMINAR │Gurbani II Yr
STUDENT COMPANY PACKAGE The NATIONAL SEMINAR 2011 on the theme CHANGING
FACETS OF CRIMINAL LAW- AN INTERFACE was held in our
PLACED WITH
institute on 12th and 13th March 2011. The inaugural function was
Ankush INFOSYS 8 lakhs held on 12th March 2011. The Chief Guest for the same was Mr.
Chowdhary Ram Jethmalani, Member of Parliament; Guests of Honour were Mr.
Deepika INFOSYS 8 lakhs K T S Tulsi, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India and Professor
Bhadwal P S Jaswal, Vice Chancellor, RGNUL. The function embarked on
with the welcome speech of our dear and charming Principal, Dr.
Source: Placement Cell Geeta Joshi. Hon’ble Mr. Ram Jethmalani spoke a few words about
CONGRATUALTIONS!!
his life and career in the field of law. Mr. Tulsi gave his share of
BEST OF LUCK FOR YOUR FUTURE!!
experience in the same field. Professor P S Jaswal edified the
students on taking up law as career and also discussed few current
Students Shortlisted for Interview issues prevailing in India. There was also an open forum where the
Following students of Vth year have been students were given an opportunity to ask questions from our
shortlisted by UNO recognized NGO Rural esteemed guests. The inaugural function concluded with grand
success. Delegates from all over the country were invited and given
Litigation Entitlement Kendra at Dehradun:
an opportunity to present their papers on different topics relating to
1. Mamta the theme of the seminar. The seminar showed utmost alignment and
2. Nishtha concluded with a lot of ebullience and success. We look forward to
more such events in the institute in future!
3. Akanksha
CLUB ACTIVITIES │Navjyot II yr
4. Vikram Saini
FINE ARTS CLUB
Source: Placement Cell The club named “Fluxus” (to change) is presently engaged in clay
modeling classes being conducted by an esteemed artist Mr. Shyamlal
Best of Luck! Mehta. The students have made various decorative items like pen stands,
small showpieces, fruits, flowers etc and beautiful pots on the electronic
THURSDAY ACTIVITIES │Navjyot II yr potter’s wheel. The ultimate aim is to have an exhibition cum sale, the
proceeds of which shall be donated to some charitable organization.
DEBATE CLUB
Held On Activity Winner The club members are actively engaged in honing their oratory skills. A
mock Parliamentary Debate was organized apart from various extempore
17th March Cricket Match 2nd yr Vs 5th yr 5th yr sessions. Very soon the club is going to hold a Turn Coat competition and
Congratulations!! the winners will be duly awarded.
DRAMATICS CLUB
The club is preparing a street play on socio-legal subject to spread
24th March IPL match of India Vs Australia shown awareness among the common masses regarding their day to day
in the MPH. problems. The students will showcase their talent through this play at
various locations in Mohali and Chandigarh.
EDITORIAL BOARD MUSIC CLUB
Students are enthusiastically learning Western and Indian (Vocal &
Instrumental). The club helps to channelize students’ energy in a
AIL Reporter Incharge productive manner and is continuously fulfilling its objectives.
Ms. Sunaina SPORTS CLUB
An inter batch Sports Fest was organized on 17th and 18th March. Cricket,
(Assistant Professor of Law)
Volleyball, Basketball and Table-Tennis Matches were organized between
teams of all the years. 5th year reached the Cricket Finals after defeating
Editors 2nd year, 3rd year beat 1st year in cricket match held on 18th March. 1st year
Vikram Saini, Vyr, Deblina, IVyr defeated 2nd year in Volleyball.
BOOKS AND MOVIE CLUB
The latest movie seen in the club was Malgudi Days by R K Narayanan, a
Assistant Editors depiction of rural India in the early 20th century. The movie emphasized
Navjyot II yr, Mannat II yr, Saloni II yr, Gurbani, II yr, on the freedom struggle of the people of India against the British and how
these social agitations affected them.
Indhu II yr, Parvinder II yr, Deeksha II yr
ARTICLES INVITED
Dear Readers,
Articles are invited for the next issue of AIL Reporter. Write in your best poetry or cool random writing. Mail
your articles to sunaina.email@gmail.com
Page 2 │ S p o r t s d o n o t b u i l d c h a r a c t e r. T h e y r e v e a l I t - John Wooden

3. AIL Buzz │ what’s up ● new● happening
Debate Competitions Held
BIRTH DAY WISHES {16-31 March} NAME OF THE DATE NAME OF THE
EVENT PARTICIPANTS
Symbiosis 17th to 19th Shivika Choudhary
Name Year Date of International Model January, And
Birth United Nations 2011 Prerak Nayar
Conference
BITS Model United 4th to 6th Shivika Choudhary
Nations 2011 February,
Shagufa Benipal 1st year 25 March 2011
Moot Court Competition Held
Parikshit Chandel 1st year 16 March
Our college students were Semi Finalists in 10th Amity
Sukham Buttar 1 year
st
29 March National Moot Court Competition held from 11th to 13th
March in Noida. Irshan Kakkar(4th yr), Pavit(2nd yr) and
Rishi Pandey 1st year 20 March Karan Sarin(4th yr) have been selected to represent the
college at NFCG Moot Court Competition, Nalsar to be held
from 7th to 9th April.
Lakshay angra 1st year 19 March
Chamanpreet Kaur 2nd year 19 March
Shivika │IV yr
Arjun GAdhoke 2 year
nd
20 March
Saloni Khera 2nd year 25 March
Shankar Choudhary 2nd year 31 March
AmAn Virk 3rd year 23 March
Vinay Kumar Pandey 3rd year 31 March
Irshaan sIngh KaKar 4th year 24 March
SriShti Saxena 5th year 25 March
Happy BirtH day to you all
Give us a slice too
Champions aren’t made in the gyms. Champions are made from something they have deep inside
them- a desire, a dream and a vision Mohammad Ali │ Page 3

4. COVER STORY │ NATIONAL SEMINAR ON CHANGING FACETS OF CRIMINAL LAW:
AN INTERFACE 2011
Interview of Maj Gen B S Daulta, MD AWES│ Messages from the Dignitaries│
Deblina IV yr Deblina IV yr and Navjyot II yr
Ques 1- How do you feel after joining AIL? Mr Ram Jethmalani
Ans- I am happy to join AIL. A Member of Parliament and a senior
Ques 2- What are your plans for AIL? Advocate of the Supreme Court of India, Mr
Ram Jethmalani gave a special message for
Ans- I have just taken over.
the AIL students. He said “While fighting
Ques 3- Which is your favourite sport/game? the case one should always think about the
client, court and his conscience and should
Ans- My favourite sport is golf but I also like cricket.
never lose his hope.”
Ques 4- In your opinion, whether the pressure mounted
Professor P S Jaswal
on team India during the World Cup Cricket-2011 will
Professor P S Jaswal Vice-Chancellor,
lead them to victory or not?
RGNUL, gave a special message for the
Ans- Team India is confident and this should lead to students saying “One should be innovative
and hard working.”
their victory.
Interview of Mr V.K Kapoor (Ex-DGP Haryana) │ Navjyot II yr
Our Chief Guest for the National Seminar on the 13th March, 2011 was interviewed specifically
regarding the theme of the AIL Reporter “World Cup 2011”.
Ques: Whether the pressure mounted on the Indian Cricket team will lead to their victory or not?
Ans: The pressure on our Indian Cricket team is always there. So, it does not matter whether they
lose or win because of that pressure.
Ques: Which is your favourite sport?
Ans: I used to play cricket but, now I like Golf.
Ques: Any message for AIL students?
Ans: To achieve something, excellence should be the moving target. One should strive towards
excellence and excel in whatever one does.
Page 4 │ The vision of a champion is someone who is bent over, drenched in sweat, at the point of
exhaustion when no one else is watching - Anson Dorrance

5. ~} Faculty view {~
WHETHER THE PRESSURE MOUNTED ON INDIAN CRICKET TEAM WILL LEAD THEM TO
VICTORY?
Dr. Rajinder Kaur ____ Dr. Tejinder Kaur Soni
“Pressure of expectations will be very The ICC Cricket World Cup is the premier
international championship of men’s One Day
high and it would depend on the
International (ODI) cricket. The event is organized
players and management how they by the sport’s governing body, the International
Cricket Council (ICC), with preliminary
deal with it. If the Indians just focus
qualification rounds leading up to a final
on cricket and forget everything else, tournament which is held every four years. We
they will have a good chance. They are won world cup in 1983, which was mainly due to
some inspired performances by few team
one of the favourites,” said Gilchrist.
members and collective good fielding.
In India people eat cricket, drink These days we are increasingly seeing pressure
on our team to win the World Cup, largely due to
cricket and sleep cricket and being so
the exponential growth in the media. The
much popular sport among the pressure is what teams feel if they visualize
defeat. We see more players talk about being
common masses, it has pressurized
under pressure, because the consequences of
the Indian cricket team to lift up the failure are greater. Loss generally makes players
world cup 2011. But the players feel more insecure, less in control and it might
lead to exclusion from the team. Pressure will be
should enjoy playing at homeland there when more is expected of you. Teams
rather than worrying about the under pressure generally put up below par
performance. But those who handle the pressure
success.
better win and those who succumb to it lose. So
the pressure to win is a subjective thing. If you
want to win you will have the drive. If you want to
Corrections and Clarifications
avoid losing, then pressure will get to you. It's all
The word ‘save’ be read as ‘serve’ under the in the state of mind. Finally, when pressure is
Faculty Opinion by Dr. Kamaljit Kaur at page 7 of mixed with drive, support, motivation and the
th
the previous issue dated 15 March, 2011. prayers of the masses, it will certainly lead Indian
The error is deeply regretted. team to victory.
One man practicing sportsmanship is far better than fifty preaching it - Knute Rockne │ Page 5

6. On the Campus| w e ∙ u s ∙ o u r s e l v e s
HOLI (20thMarch) │ Parvinder Kaur II yr Pressure Plays Passionately │Janhvi Pant II yr
Holi is a time to reach out with the colours of
joy. It is the time to forgive and love. And Stress and pressure are bad for people, if in excess; however its presence
is indispensable. To be under pressure is to know that performance is
that’s how Holi was celebrated in the institute expected. The same applies for the Indian team in the present Cricket
this year with all the enthusiasm and happiness. World Cup, 2011. With the pressure and high expectations to bring the
From playing with colours to dancing on the cup home, the team, I believe, will put in its best to win. And as Indians
beats of dhol, from putting everyone in mud to and passionate cricket followers, let’s keep our fingers crossed that this
playing holi a night before, everyone came psychological theory works for the nest here.
together on this festival. Hope our lives be full
of such beautiful colours forever. Pressure means Inspiration │Vikash Dhaka II yr
Whenever a team plays under pressure, this inspires it to perform well in
Happy Holi to everyone!!
order to meet the expectations of the fans and eventually this inspiration
leads to success. We can take the example of World Cup, 2003 when after
a humiliating defeat against Australia, the fans of team India got angry. It
created a lot of pressure on the team. This inspired the team and it reached
the finals. Nevertheless, sometimes the excess of pressure may create
negative aspect as well but it is not expected from international players
who are very professional as well.
HEAL THE WORLD, MAKE IT A BETTER PLACE │ Saloni II yr The Individual’s Worth Today
│Garima I yr
“For you and for me and for the entire human race An individual is like a snowflake. Just like
There are ways to get there, a snowflake has its very own unique
If you care enough for the living design, in the same manner we have the
Heal the world; make it a better place, individual, who is different from all, no
matter if the difference is big or small. We
Make a little space
all are like the glowing stars in the sky,
For you and for me……… ” each with their own unique light with
different intensities and this is so because
These are not just the lyrics of the famous Michael Jackson’s song but a call to each of us has some character or the other
one and all to save this world from shambles. A message, that reaches out to by which we differ from others and in
each one of us who is human enough to perceive the sufferings of his fellow which we ourselves are uniquely equipped
men. Look around you and you might come across countless instances of in doing the right things in the right
atrocities against man, whether it was the Kargil war, when many sons of India manner. We are working today to become
were lost or 1945 nuclear bomb blasts in Hiroshima and Nagasaki or 1984 riots future lawyers and it is this similarity we
where people were ruthlessly killed. Corruption, dishonesty, guns and bombs all hold with each other that makes us who
we are and who we want to be. Our worth
have become the order of the day. Man has progressed but at what cost? The
is very important as it is we who make or
pursuit for materialism has made him blind! The finer sensibilities of man like break the future we seek for ourselves, the
love, charity, forgiveness, etc, have taken a back seat. society members around us, and the world
Can we still call ourselves Human Beings or are we just creatures who can at large.
stand on two legs but whose souls have degenerated to the level of animals?
It is time we come forward to take responsibilities. It is time to recreate the lost Nothing to Loose│Saarang II yr
glory. It’s time to bring back the Kingdom of God on Earth. Somebody should The Indian Cricket team, which is
come from us, the youth, the bearers of tomorrow is not as dark as yesterday’s considered to be the world’s best 6
was. preliminary rounds’ team, is often not the
When God made man, he entrusted him with a responsibility. The time has team favoured for the world cup title
come to shoulder this responsibility – To Heal the World! because of its poor performance during big
tournaments. The pressure mounted by the
We have to redefine our values. We have to change people. We have to do
media and people of India is though not
away with the Jayalalithas and Laloo Yadavs and bring back Gandhi and Nehru. difficult to counter by the professional
We have to rise above our own selfish interests, if we want happiness to prevail sportsmen, but this pressure is also the
all around us. Roosevelt said for America, “This country will not be a good symbol of the title thirst of the people,
place for any of us to live in, if we don’t make it a good place for all of us to which our team too desires for, and will
live in.” surely bring back home the glory of The
Lords, 1983.
Page 6 │ We are all full of weaknesses and errors; let us mutually pardon each other, our follies. It is the
first law of nature ─ Voltaire

7. On the Campus| w e ∙ u s ∙ o u r s e l v e s
Cricket-Tamasha or Sophisticated Art Why We Can’t Win The World Cup
│Abhishek V yr │Chitresh V yr
Cricket in India and Cricket in Australia are two different sides We Indians follow cricket as a religion and cricketers as God.
Whatever good is endorsed by the cricketers sees a great market
of a coin. Here the Cricketers are not players but Gods of rise. But the same Gods turn into greatest criminals if they make
cricket whereas in Australia cricketers are merely players and a mistake because of which a game is lost. Now as the world cup
is in our country, it definitely gives a geographical benefit to the
artists of cricket. If you need a proof just watch the reaction of players but it also leads to higher expectations. After the latest
the crowd after a hit in Melbourne and reaction of the crowd defeat and other angles if I observe as a neutral spectator it is
quite impossible for our team to win, this I am saying based on
after a hit in India. But then this is in our nature. ‘What soccer few facts which I have observed.
is to Brazil is exactly what cricket is to India’. It’s not just a 1. Team management. If we see our players and the
game but a religion. But if we have such a sweet spot for management we find that it’s not working up to mark as they
have made BCCI a corporate entity which
cricket then why are we not the number one team and why we has only one motive and that's profit making. We won the
have won only one world cup? Our players tend to lose their 1983 world cup because the players played for honour at that
nerves in a match quite easily. Our team is centred on one or time and now even that zeal can’t be seen.
2. Pressure on the players. Because we as a nation treat
two players; if they go then everyone goes, pretty much like
cricket as a religion we expect a little too much from our
Dominos, one falls and it takes the rest with it. Another thing players. Also our players are many times unable to handle
which is lacking in our team is a decent pace bowler. We have the pressure and sometimes just lose their nerves. We have
lost matches by close margins so many times that we can’t
never had any icons in this field like Pakistan where every
say we have won the match until last ball has been bowled
youngster wants to be Wasim, Waqar or Afridi. But now times and last run scored.
are changing we have pace bowlers to look up to and soon 3. Exhausted Players. Our team has been playing so many
enough we might have a balanced side which will rise along matches without proper rest that it has led to exhaustion.
the horizon and shine brightly.
Will ‘Men in Blue’ keep the blues at bay? │ Shivika Choudhary, IV yr
Maureen Killoran remarks, "Stress is not what happens to us. It's our response to what happens. And RESPONSE is something we
can choose." The cricket fever has reached its all time high with the ICC World Cup 2011 being hosted by the Indian sub-continent,
that is, India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. This extremely contagious fever and gripping fervour has undoubtedly created havoc on
the minds of cricket fans as well as the men in blue. What remains to be tested is how team India reacts to this frenzy. This World
Cup has already witnessed the biggest upset of the splendid England team being defeated by Ireland. Stress makes men, animals and
plants react differently and at times detrimental to their growth. The workers of certain ant species quickly shift to less desirable
food when put under pressure due to invading colonies or environmental stress. Wolves often react by digging into hillsides or under
large tree trunks or boulders to hide from the threat or purge their stomach to make their bodies lighter for flight. However, survival
instincts aren’t always submissive but dominating and endearing mostly. As an ecological entity, the ant colony is referred as the
‘super-organism’ as it exhibits impressive adaptive life history traits under selective pressure. Under threat wolves display
aggressive behaviour and often become violent to protect themselves. In fact, the evolution of man from apes has been a ‘response’
to the environmental and genetic stress. So, stress is not always devastating but plays a constructive role in bringing out the best in
us. At the end, it’s mostly mind versus matter.
Cricket is such a dynamic sport where predictions fail easily. Previous edition of the world cup where India was shocked in the very
first round by the minnows Bangladeshi's and Pakistanis were sent packing by the underrated Ireland team are daring examples.
Hence, despite of all the predictions one can make, it need not be correct. However, the present mindset of the Indian team is very
promising and stable. Sticking to his mantra that ‘"processes" would take precedence over results’, MS Dhoni, the India captain,
expresses "What we have done in the last three years is that we have changed the meaning of pressure to responsibility and we take
it as an added responsibility". The Team Blue consists of the little master Sachin Tendulkar opening the innings, the demolition man
Virender Sehwag, Mr. consistent Gautam Gambhir, Vicious Virat kohli, the fire cracker triology of Yuvraj, Raina and Yusuf Pathan,
miserly trio of Zaheer, Ashish Nehra and Munaf Patel, the shocking spinners Harbhajan, Ashwin and Piyush and the serene captain
MS Dhoni. It needs to be seen whether playing at home will prove to be additional pressure on the Indian team because in history, so
far no team has won this elite trophy on home soil. However the Indian Team has been fire on the field since the first match to the
quarters against Australia. They have proved their mettle. 30 March 2011, Mohali would witness the historic India-Pakistan semi
final.
It is strongest belief that this team is capable of ending the long wait of millions of cricket fans across the country of grabbing the
World Cup trophy. The ‘men in blue’ have 99% chances of winning this trophy unless something happens out of the blue. As
ancient Roman poet, Horace quotes, ‘In times of stress, be bold and valiant’, I am certain that Team India will bring accomplish this
Herculean task and bring the trophy home. Good Luck India!
An acre of performance is worth a whole world of promise- Red Auerbach │ Page 7

8. un c h a i n yo u r h e a r t ∙ f re e yo u r i m a g i na t io n |YOUR SPACE
DEAR PARENTS | HEAVEN ON EARTH │ Saloni Khera II yr HUMOUROSCOPE
Shubhpreet Kaur II Yr | SALONI II yr
Welcome to the world of 2nd yr A.. Aries (21 March-20 April)
You cradled me when I was Where all worries are kept at bay, An apple never falls far from the
born, tree except when it's hurricane
"Oh! What a great class!!" everyone says. season. There's a chance you can
You played with me all while Under the guidance of our Principal Ma'am, change! Start something new!
long, We form a very close knit clan.
You taught me how to walk Taurus (21 April-21 May)
We make mischief whenever we can,
and run, This week, you can look a gift horse
Let's take a look at the members of our band.
You have always appreciated in the mouth. This way you can see
me for all that I have done. what crawled up the gift giver's
DIPIKA is the class Einstein,
Each achievement, every mouth, too.
TUHINA, the all- rounder, always shines.
victory
has been more special for you JAISRINE's intelligence surpasses all, Gemini (22 May-21 June)
than it ever could be for me. SHEREYAS is smart and quite tall. Long-winded rambling voicemail
You treat me like a princess, messages will be coming at you all
SALONI and GURBANI are the best of friends, week.
You fulfill my wishes before
they are said, TARUNA's narrations never end.
Cancer (22 June-22 July)
You know what I want JISHNU has a permanent earnest look, Go get them tiger! They certainly
You know what I need JANHVI and PARVINDER are always engrossed in books. aren’t coming to you.
Even better than me.
You are and will always be AKASH CHAUDHARY causes trouble round the clock, Leo (23 July-22 August)
The best judge for me SOHAIL ALI is the in charge of the class's safety lock. You have two pairs of pants that
I hope, wish, dream and look absolutely horrible on you in
PARAMVIR is the silent one,
desire your closet right now. Throw them
SHANKAR always looks out for loads of fun.
That I never let you down. out. Just throw them out.
And always make you proud VIKAS DHAKA can imitate anybody's hand, Virgo (23 August-21 September)
of whatever I do in this world NIDHAAN can join a musical rock band. This week is good to cast judgment
That is shown to me by you. on others.
"What??" is the only question on HARSHITA's lips,
RAM NIWAS has Hindi on his fingertips.
Libra (22 September-22 October)
Parvinder kaur│ IInd yr View mayonnaise with an
Hey LOVE! NIVEDITA is the future M.F. Hussain, incredibly critical eye this week.
SAARANG is always in a hurry like a train. Consider yourself warned. Some
When I first saw you with MANZRA toils hard day and night, good stuff might happen to you, but
ARUSHI and CHAMAN have a cute little height. it won't matter if you don't take the
your beautiful smile on your advice on the mayo.
face NAVJYOT is the monitor of the class,
Scorpio (23 October- 21 Nov)
UDIT and PAVIT's friendship promises to last.
Since then I love you like I Problems seem easily solvable when
SIDDHARTH loves singing the blues, they are happening to someone else.
never loved anyone before DIKSHA and MEHUL are the inseparable two. Ignore condescending advice from
others and loaded firearms.
and I wish you to see PRIYANKA and RIA are the pretty girls in town,
Sagittarius (22 Nov-21 Dec)
My love was enough for YOU SAHIL never ever frowns.
An incompetent co-worker will
PAL, PREET and SHARMA have the same first names, cause you more work. Suppress the
and ME. Cricket is RAJAT SHARMA's favourite game. urge to do nasty things to his coffee
mug.
And from that moment I NAVPREET and RAM NIWAS sit together throughout,
Nobody has ever heard NIKHIL scream or shout. Capricorn (22December-20 Jan)
started loving ‘you’ You are likely to put your foot in
ANIRUDH is a friendly guy,
From that moment my your mouth. Luckily, there is plenty
PRERAK is always ready with a cute and sweet "Hi!"
of room.
meaning of life changed And I myself am best left undescribed, Aquarius (21 January-19
I reshuffled my entire way because once I start, I'll go on for miles!! February)
But still I will mention my name, i.e. SALONI, Your losing streak is about to end.
of living Dare you ever try to forget me. Keep gambling.
and got a transformation to Pisces (20 February-20 March)
So this is our Class 2nd yr A,
Your computer is on the verge of a
me Do drop in when you pass our way, major fit. Stop clicking so much and
We're so good, we'll make you say: back up data.
I did it because I love you. "Oh! What a cool class is 2nd yr A!!"
Page 8│ Let justice be done, though the heavens may fall- Lucius Calpurnius

9. LEISURE| f u n • j o y • p e a c e
Give one word for the following: LEGAL LAUGHS | Saloni, II yr
│ Saloni IIyr
GO
1. One who brings goods from a foreign
country into one’s own country.
2. One who advocates the cause of
women.
3. A head covering with artificial hair.
4. A rule that is applicable to all.
5. Murder of one’s own self.
Answers:
1. Importer
2. Suffragette
3. Wig
4.Universal
law
5.Suicide
LATEST GADGET │ Navjyot II yr Chandigarh – The Exquisite City GIVE ANTONYMS
│Garima I yr │Saloni II yr
Chandigarh is a place with many wonders. Often
when you hear about Chandigarh, you 1. Approached
automatically start thinking of the many aesthetic 2. Ally
and luxurious places you can visit. We have the
Leisure Valley as a popular and beautiful 3. Cellar
destination in Chandigarh for both tourists and 4. Dainty
students. It begins from Rajendra Park in Sector
5. Ebb
1 and extends till the Bougainvillea Garden in
Signeo USA, a gadget brand, has Sector 3. We also have the Rock Garden in 6. Feeble
launched a new product to revolutionize Sector 1 between the Capitol Complex and the 7. Hasten
Sukhna Lake, which is an epitome of creativity,
the headphone market. These new set of craftsmanship, innovation and natural beauty. 8. Sober
Many students would also like to visit the 9. Virtue
headphones are known as Ludacris Sukhna Lake, lying in the foothills of the
Shivalik range; it is a manmade lake where 10. Wisdom
headphones named after the Grammy
students can quench their desires for boating or
award winning artist Chris Ludacris an average picnic with its lively atmosphere.
Sector 17 is the most favoured market with its
Bridges. branded items, sector 15 for its books, Sector 22
The SOUL brand will start with an initial for its variety in clothing, Sector 35 for its
exquisite palatable food. The Panjab University
5-model lineup of high definition and its Student Centre are also famous. We also ANSWERS:
have the Morni Hills with their aesthetic and 1. Receded,
headphones. The features offered by Departed
scenic beauty, the Chhattbir Zoo which connects
2. Enemy
SOUL headphones include full ear cup us to the big cats, the water amusement park
3. Attic
located at Ramgarh, the Pinjore Gardens, Punjab 4. Clumsy
articulation, sleek folding design and Kala Kendra, Rose Garden with its popular 5. Flow
powered amplification for studio type annual Rose Festival, Museum of the Evolution 6. Sturdy, strong,
of Life, International Dolls Museum, Thunder- powerful
quality balance of deep bass and clear Zone, Fragrance Garden, National Gallery of 7. Dawdle
Portraits and many other places which students 8. Drunk
mids and highs. 9. Vice
can visit in and around this beautiful city. 10. Folly
Besides pride, loyalty, discipline, heart and mind, confidence is the key to all the locks Joe Paterno │Page 9