In 1967, psychedelic rock had finally pushed itself to the forefront of popular music. That year alone, The Beatles put out Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band and Magical Mystery Tour, The Doors released their iconic self-titled record, New York’s favourite avant-garde custodians made The Velvet Underground
Guns ablaze; the game is afoot. See how ‘Wazir’ fared in the theaters.
The stage is set for MIT’s first ever semi-professional Football League. Are you game?
Even semesters for 2nd and 3rd year students bring about a break from their regular academic program, in the form of open electives (OEs). These courses are different from the rest of their core curriculum, and bring about a healthy diversification of options. MIT provides
Read about Kudumbashree, one of the largest women-empowering projects in the country. Launched by the government of Kerala in 1998, the initiative has succeeded in providing these women, once living in poverty, a life full of dignity and independence.
By Sohil Sharma | Staff Writer “The biggest risk in life is not taking one.“ -Mark Zuckerberg It all began in the year 2012 when three MITians – Sarthak Paul, Aman Bansal, and Ananya Rao – realised their potential to make it big in the
We bring to you the second issue of The MIT Post’s semesterly magazine.
Slash’s first visit to Bangalore to promote his third studio album was a bona fide rock n’ roll experience filled with loud, raw, and high energy music.
Here’s to not going gentle into that good night. The MIT Post presents a carefully picked mix of music, spanning centuries and genres, to help ease your way through this year’s final struggle. When you hit the books and the books hit back, refer to
Here’s to not going gentle into that good night. The MIT Post presents a carefully picked mix of music, spanning centuries and genres, to help ease your way through this year’s final struggle. When you’re taking a short (ahem) break, groove to our Unwind playlist
