Chhammak Challo Welcome and Farewell party 26 October 2011

As is the tradition in Department of Computer Science, a grand party is held each year to welcome the incoming batch and bid farewell to outgoing students. This year, it was our time to depart, as our juniors bid us farewell and welcomed the fresh batch.

We called this department home and leaving home is no mean feat, so, emotions were running high as we took the seats once held by our seniors, and the seniors before them. It was our turn; and we couldn’t help feeling the reversal of roles. Who would have thought we will occupy these seats one day, up until that day?

But as soon as the party kicked off, emotions went out the window. It was a show well put together. They sang, they danced, they performed, they acted, and what not. As soon as we thought they had performed their best, viola, they had another ace up their sleeve. All in all, it was an evening well spent and enjoyed.  Some of us danced the hell out of themselves. Not only was it an exciting welcome, but an outstanding farewell as well. We were bid adieu in the most befitting way. The evening kept the spirit of our predecessors alive, and paved way for the next ones. And, indeed, carved its place in our memories. A big thank you to you all the organizers for making our farewell a beautiful one! Three cheers for the students of Department of Computer Science!!!

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Rewinding Memories

Nisar Ahmad 

Being a final year student when I move back to the glorious past I realize that the world is moving so fast that who ever stops will be crushed in the race of survival. I can not forget the magnificent four years I spent at DCS that filled my life with precious experience and the exciting moments with friends, the way I learnt and experienced, the way the university polished me and enabled me to face the challenging times. My time is almost over here but the splendid image of these golden moments will remain captured in my memories.

Hail “Home Sweet Home” but hostel life has its own charm. The greatest blessing there is independence. Unlike home we did what we wanted, hanging out with friends, sharing and caring for each other, plowing through exams, pulling on all-nighters. They’re such fun memories but there were also the cons of distance from loved ones, managing all affairs on my own, cooking and washing and what not, but overall I really enjoyed that sort of life.

I joined techbytes in 2009 as its editor, but it not only remained a hobby but a great deal of responsibility and a challenging job. I am really excited of having association with techbytes team and today this feeling hasn’t let me down.

I treated the university not only as an academic place, but a centre of socialization as well where I learnt how to interact with people from diverse backgrounds. I’d heard university life is the most wonderful and unforgettable part of your life, and now at the time of departure I’m intensely realizing this fact. In the end I would like to thank all those people who contributed to my life and shared the good and bad times.

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