MIT’s Internal Hackathon for Smart India Hackathon was conducted on 12th March 2022 and provided students with an opportunity to emerge with innovative solutions for real world problems. An exciting 12-hour hackathon, it was held to choose the top teams from the institute for the national round. Read on to know more about what transpired at the event.
ASME Manipal Students’ Chapter organized Providentia, where MIT’s top technical clubs were showcased to freshers to help them choose the right clubs for themselves. The event was streamed live on YouTube, and seven clubs presented their exciting work and the opportunities they offer.
Blank 101 kept the young minds of MIT students racing with yet another public speaking event, Villains 101. The attendees delved into the psyche and analysed the persona of their favourite villains in an interactive session held via live stream.
Linux Users’ Group, the first and most established open-source community of Manipal, organised an install fest, which was attended by around thirty students from various branches. In the first offline event conducted by LUG since the pandemic, the participants were taught how to dual boot their computers and were introduced to the command line interface.
TEDxManipal organised its first-ever TED Circles, an enlightening event that brought together people from different backgrounds to discuss and exchange ideas or inspirations and dig deep together on a lively discussion on the theme—Imagination, and its deeply embedded role in our thinking processes.
The Olympic Games are an international celebration of sports, garnering the awe of the entire world. Although hosting the games places a city in the international spotlight, there is growing criticism of its burden on the host. Read on to know more about the plight of previous Olympic hosts and how the Pandemic affected the Tokyo:2020 Summer games.
