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This Time You Realize

                                                    This Time You Realize Y ou know sometimes you’re living a day of great fun, filled with food, booze and girls or boys, and it goes as fast as a roadrunner with you simultaneously wondering how it did and wishing there was more time. Other times you’re just living a life filled with despair, boredom, annoyances, basically misery and you wonder how it goes so slow as well as when will it end. You kind of wish for the weekend to come so you can cuddle with your bed instead of having to embrace the cheap tricks. Time is an entity that betrays you every time if you think about it and it’s kind of ironic when people tell you that you don’t give it too much value. If you think about it quite frankly, every decision we have made and are going to make has been the wrong one or is therefore going to be a wrong one. Time has affected it and has forever been quite harsh, we’ve just forever taken it lightly. You never get enough time to enjo

Attack on Students of Regent Education & Reserach Foundation Group of Institution

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By- Somiron Banerjee It was 21 st of Sept. 2016, we had our Freshers Welcome Party on that day, as per our college regulation’s every year fresher’s party are held by the 2nd years and fest by the 3rd years, so this time the 2nd year students conducted the freshers party but during the programme the students who are locals started interrupting the programme. Though they had stopped the programme for a while but it started again. But at last around 8pm police ordered to end the programme but the scheduled time was from 5-10pm.  Our 4 th year seniors stated that its their last year and requested the Police Officials so that they permit to carry on the event ...but the police officials turned a deaf to their requests. At the end some of the local people mixed up with police officials and started beating the students with sticks and plastic pipes and everything which was available near them. When we disclosed the matter to our college authority they remained silent and

Agon 2016

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By- Madhumita Ghosh, Aishwarya Roy, Sonakshi Das & Shayan Sachin Basu Calcutta National Medical College presented AGON 2016, which happened to be four days of unlimited fun and frolic. The college was hosting their annual fest where iYouthMag was the Official Digital Media Partner. It was organised in their own campus; opposite Chittaranjan Hospital in Park Circus. The campus is undergoing renovation currently, none of which came in the way of the event. The fest was inaugurated on the 7th of September by eminent personalities such as Prashun Mukherjee, Sutapa Bandhoypadhay and Chandrima Bhattacharya which kickstarted the event full fledgedly. Their presence was much appreciated and they exited the event leaving ear to ear smiles on all faces. The day followed by several inter college competitions by enthusiastic participants such as UNPLUGGED, Extempore, Medi Quiz, Treasure Hunt, etc.    JHANKAAR2K16 the choreography competition one of the major events took place w

2nd Annual Theatre Festival Rupatsav 2016 by Rupakaar

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Kolkata witnessed one of the most Exclusive Theatre Festivals of 2016, 2nd Annual Theatre Festival Rupatsav 2016 by Rupakaar. The festival was conducted between 12 th to 16 th of September 2016 in Jogesh Mime Academy and Tapan Theatre. Theatre groups like Kaktaliyo, Natya Srote, Dhulikona’s, Kolkata Romroma performed in this festival, giving the festival a whole new level altogether. The Festival also included plays of directors like Debaditya Mukhopadhay, Swarup Chanda, Saikat Bhowmick etc and other known theatre groups like The New Sense, Dayebaddha, Dokhinner Batayon etc. The crowd response for all the 6 days were remarkably noticeable, people from different age groups made the crowd more lively. The crowd response also was no doubt better than the other Theatre Festivals of the town. The wide amount of interest among the participating groups and the crowd also made the show very interesting, Ms. Shitala Basu, an aged lady from the audience also talked to us. In her words she de