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Chairman’s Message
“I strongly feel that quality education and re-
search should be easily available to all enthusias-
tic students. This is crucial not only for the de-
velopment of India but also to build a cosmic
society.
NMIET reflects our vision in terms of quality
education, training, personal growth, team spirit Inside this issue:
and harmony, which help in bridging ideas and
transcending artificial barriers.
Sj. Ramesh Ch. Parida IMPRINT is an initiative taken as a platform Celebrations... 2
to express and highlight the laurels of NMIE-
Tians as well as emphasize the year round activities in and about the Seminars @ NMIET 3
NMIET Campus. This serves as one of the pillars towards building our
academic enterprise. Your avidity and support will be well appreci- National Science Day 4

Director’s Desk International Women’s 4

Day
"It is always a apolaustic to see a newsletter from a
promising institution. Many a time, we wonder why a 9th Athletic Meet 5
newsletter when we are news ourselves. Manufactured
news is pervasive and avoidable but no-news is self-
deprivation when we are creating ripples across the Art & Sculpture Camp 5
Odisha technical education milieu. As a powerful in-
stitution armed with sophisticated cultivation from Thoughts & Feelings 6
academicians and bureaucrats, we are making leopard
Dr. Rajendra
leaps. It‟s a record that documents all our collaborative Kumar Das
vision, missions and desideratum.
Health & Fitness 7

Editor’s Pen Placement News 8

We are very pleased to share the FIRST issue of
2013. The session 2012-13 remained very event-
ful in a true sense, for NMIET. Masterpiece Performance 10
IMPRINT tried to „gather the moss‟ by going
down the memory lane. We have given our best New Faces @ NMIET 11
to present you all the events, be it academic or co-
curricular, celebrations or presentations. Any What They Say... 12

event amiss is unintentional.

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hands to desk a more colorful and fructifying

Ms. Ananya Roy Pratihar
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Celebrations !!!
NATIONAL SCIENCE CONGRESS
BLOOD DONATIION TRAINING CAMP
NEW YEAR CELEBRATION
NSS CAMP
THINK LITERATURE FESTIVAL
VOLUME 8, ISSUE I
DHAULI MAHOTSAV
EVENTS ROLL-
ING ONE AFTER
THE OTHER
Rare moments of
any engineering college NATIONAL MATHEMATICS DAY
in and around Bhubanes-
war. From Seminar to Sa-
hitya, from social service
to cultural fest, NMIETians
participate in every
sphere of academic and
extra curricular activities.
All the year round their SEMINARS ON DIGITAL IMAGING @ NMIET
activities are not confined
inside the boundaries of
NMIET, rather they ex-
pand themselves with en-
thusiasm and zeal. That’s
what makes NMIET differ-
ent from any other Engi-
INAGURATION OF BLOOD DONATION
CELEBRATING 12.12.12
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Engineering Seminar Series@ NMIET 2013

From 13th February„13 to 27th Febru-
ary‟13 and 16th March‟13 as well, series of na-
tional and International level seminars of every
engineering departments were organized at
NMIET. Each plenary focused on the recent ad-
vancements and new trends in the field of elec-
tronics, communication and computing and their
application in the concerned field.

Students’ Response: “An active listener is able

to, more accurately, pinpoint potential problems Dr. Kishore Kar from Dow Chemical Company, USA as
on the horizon and possibly stop them before the key note speaker for International Conference
they fester. All these seminar days the students
were involved in the process of two-way com-
munication. Range of students now sets in-
creased knowledge to being able to have more
compassion. All the faculty members and stu-
dents cultivated the thought of shedding the
fears, inhibitions, prejudices, knowledge and
judgments. Not taking this assessment as at least Prof. K . B Raja as Resource person for the Seminar
two-hours of uninterrupted quiet time. Rather an on Digital Image Processing.
interactive approach.
Our comfort zone is a place where we feel secure,
safe, and confident. So our institute has a pioneer
addiction towards the development of self confi-
dence in our family. The goals achieved are
„Getting Out‟ and „Getting On‟ the world ,taking
Positive Risks ,holding Back the Fears, dreaming
Big and activation of our Legacy. This would fur-
ther encourage our students to corner out the dif-
ficulties with all sorts of modern technological
advancements and personal integration of author-
Release of the proceedings of 4th National Confer- ized skills of representation.
ence on FTCC

Prof. (Dr.) B. Majhi,NIT Rourkela as the chief

speaker for ETITAC 2013 at NMIET
K. B Sivkumar, as the resource person of the Seminar
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NMIET celebrates National Science Day

Prof. Bikas R. Mohapatra’s Book released on NMIET felicitates Dr. (Prof.) Niranjan Barik
NSD

NMIET observed the National Science Day-
(NSD) 2013 on Feb 28 2013, Thursday with a
variety of events. The celebration
began with the lighting of the
ceremonial lamp by the Chairman
of the NM Group of Institutions,
Sj. Ramesh Chandra Parida. Dr.
Rajendra Kumar Das, director of
NMIET presented the opening speech. Along
with this, the notable moments of the event
were, the release of the book by Prof. Bikash
Ranjan Mohaptra,Department of Physics, felici-
tation of chief guest Prof. (Dr) Niranjan Barik,
Professor of Physics (Retd.), Utkal University
and the screening of Raman‟s Life and
Achievements by Prof. Ananya Roy
and presence of Prof. K B Raja, Prof
Shiv Kumar and Prof Shashi Kumar
graced the occassion. The entire pro-
gram was pleasantly conducted by
Prof Namita Mohanty, HoD, English. The event
closed with the vote of thanks given by the Con-
venor of the Event Prof. Bhagirathi Mallik,
HoD, Basic Science and Humanities.

NMIET PAYS GRATITUDE TO WOMEN

International Women‟s Day was On this event faculty namely Prof. S. Meenakshi,HoD, Informa-
celebrated in NMIET on 8th tion & Technology, Prof. Namita Mohanty, HoD,English, Ms.
March 2013. Welcome speech Namita Kumari Head, T & P Cell, Prof Sujit Khuntia, Dean
R&D, and Ms. Shilpa Parida, also provided different ways to
was delivered by Prof. Bikash
enhance women's status in the society. The event ended with
R.Mohapatra, DSW. Chairman vote of thanks by Prof. G.K Pallai,HoD, Computer Science.
of NM group of Institutions Sj.
Ramesh Ch. Parida addressed
the gathering. He highlighted
various modes through which
empowerment of women could
be achieved. Ms. Sumitra Tripa-
thy, Relationship Manager
added a pleasing touch to the
occasion by her scintillating
song.
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9th Athletic Meet 2013

NMIIET celebrated their 9th athletic Meet on
Thursday, 7th March 2013 at Kalinga Stadium,
Bhubaneswar. It was a day full of fun and frolic
where the NMIET students brimming with enthusi-
asm and assembled in the Stadium ground. The en-
tire occasion was graced by the benign presence of
internationally acclaimed scuba diver Mr. Sabir
Bux. The meet was given a flying start with the
torch bearers, NMIET Final year students, carrying
Sabir Buk at 9th Athletic Meet at NMIET the flame round the track and lighting the cauldron
of sports meet.
This was followed
by a march past
performed by
NMIETians. The
meet was declared
open by Chairman
of NM group of Institutions, Sj. Ramesh Chandra
Parida. The entire program was pleasantly con-
ducted by Prof. Bhagirathi Mallik, HoD, Basic Sci-
ence and Humanities, Prof. S Debata, HoD, ECE,
Faculty and Students holding the spirit
Prof. Bikash Ranajan Mohapatra, Dean Student
Welfare, Prof. Sujit Khuntia, Dean R & D, Prof.
ART and SCULPTURE Pragyan, Mechanical dept and other faculty mem-
CAMPS @ NMIET bers as well.
National level Sculpture and
Art camps were organised at
NMIET premises on 28th Fe-
b‟13 and 4th March‟13 respec-
tively. The camps were inaugu-
rated by Chairman of NM
Group of Institutions, Sj.
Ramesh Ch. Parida by lighten-
ing the traditional lamp. The
sculpture camp tried to encour-
age individual exploration of
Lightening the traditional lamp
creative concepts on stones.
Sculpture carved out of students

Likewise, the basic concept behind the art camp was to

render idea about contemporary art forms and painting,
By organizing such camps the young and new generation
can know more about its techniques and beauty. The par-
ticipating artists came from various parts of India and Sri
Lanka as well. Displaying Paintings to NMIETians
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THOUGHTS and FEELINGS

WHY ME
The legendary Wimbledon player Arthur Ashe when was dying of CANCER…
From world over, he received letters from his fans……
One of which conveyed:
"Why does GOD have to select you for such a bad disease"?
To this Arthur Ashe replied …
“ In this world over
5 crore children start playing tennis,
50 lakhs learn to play tennis,
5 lakhs learn professional tennis, 50,000 come to the circuit,
5000 reach the grand slam,
50 reach Wimbledon,
4 to semi final,
2 to the finals
And today in pain I should not be asking GOD "Why me?" Arthur Ashe
Happiness keeps u Sweet,
Trials keep u Strong,
Sorrow keeps u Human,
Failure Keeps u Humble, Prof. Arjun Singh
Success keeps u glowing,
Dept of Maths
but only God Keeps u going.....”
THE IMAGINARY OUTRAGE OF INDIAN Indians are developing materialistic atti-
CULTURE tude, but at the same time they are not neglect-
ing the moral aspect of life. Indian culture has
A nation without a cultural heritage is like been a powerfully, all absorbing and all em-
an orphan who has nothing to feed upon. The in- bracing process.
dividual being, or race, or nation must necessar- Since human civilization commenced,
ily have certain roots somewhere. They are not of
much value unless they have certain roots in the India has received, adapted and digested ele-
past which is after all the accumulation of experi- ments of many different cultures, however she
ences of generations. has never lost the pride of her
Countries achieve great- own cultural sublimity. Indian
ness not because of their mate- culture has proved its strength and
rial prosperity but because they maintained her vitality through-
follow traditions. Every coun- out. But it is safe to predict that,
try's culture is unique to its own whatever the future may be, the
nature. The continuity and vital- Indians of coming generations
ity of Indian culture is amazing, indeed. And it
will not be unconvincing and self-conscious
has endured; it is already specifically India and
forms the basis of modern Indian culture. copies of Europeans, but will be men, rooted in
their own traditions and aware of the continuity
Indian culture has provided its vitality
of their culture. In fact, the whole face of India
through ages. A large number of foreign races
invaded this country and tried to destroy its cul- is altering, but the cultural traditions continue
ture, but could not succeed. The enduring quality and it will never be lost.
of Indian culture is the happy synthesis of world-
-Sandeep Mishra
liness and renunciation. 1st year, Mechanical Branch
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Top 8 Tips to Improve Your 4. Admire your friends. Praise them for their
achievements. Tell them how attractive they look.
Personality Make them feel how important they are to you.
Ms.Namita By this, they will also give importance.
T&P Officer
6. Attend social gatherings. Social gatherings
Every person desires to improve his or her
can increase your circle of friends. Social events
own personality.
can likewise give you new insights and experi-
Personality goes beyond external appearance. ences. It can help improve your relationships
It includes dispositions, traits, qualities, with other people and your community. Social
speech, and other things innate in the person. gatherings can help you develop your communi-
Here are some tips in improving personality: cation skills.

1. Be interested in people. Try to discover 7. Change your environment. Go on vacation or

what other people want. Know their likes, dis- rest in a new place. Renovate your house and fix
likes, interests, and beliefs. By doing this, you your furniture. Introduce changes in your envi-
will be regarded as a person with an attractive ronment.
and pleasing personality. 8. Learn new things. Learn how to cook or play
2. Assume that people like you. If you show the piano. Enroll in voice lessons. Indulge in gar-
the other person that you want people to talk dening. By doing this, you are expanding your
to you, they will react to you with warmth. horizons.

3. Admit your weaknesses. Do not regard Improving your personality takes a lot of work
yourself as a perfect person. Just as persons and dedication. While it may take a lot of work,
have strengths, they also have their weak- it can be worthwhile and fun because you are fo-
nesses. To improve your personality, you cusing your attention on improving relationships
should admit that you also have defects. with others and yourself.

Health Tips

 Find time for yourself alone everyday even if it‟s just 10-15
minutes. Spend it in constructive ways such as enjoying the
nature.
 Relaxation exercises and prayer can improve your state of
mind and outlook of life.
 Laugh to cope with stress, research shows that it can boost
your immune system, ease pain, relax your body and re-
duce stress.

 Less sleep causes morning headaches and daytime fatigue leading to poor concentration and
performance. Eight hours sleep is necessary.
 Drinking adequate water is still one of the healthiest things one should not miss.
 Blink your eyes as often as possible. It helps keep your eyes lubricated
and helps relieve tension. -Ms. Sumitra Tripathy
Relationship Manager
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Placement Success !!!

The constant endeavor of the Training and from Computer Science Engineerng/IT, Elec-
Placement Cell turned out to be more polli- tronics Communication Engineering and Elec-
nating as 70 -students got job offers during trical Electronics Engineering have been re-
the last quarter of the previous year. The cell cruited by Quadraminds Technologies on No-
has successfully attracted several companies vember 25, 2012.
like Quadramindes, Ganon Dunkerley, “Things are looking up,” said NMIET spokes-
Shopper‟s Stop, Coca-Cola Ind. Pvt.Ltd. ,
person (training and placement cell) Ms. Na-
Meltek Infosystems, Malcolm India Ltd. mita Kumari .“With the selection of 33 students
Ten B.Tech electrical and mechanical engi- in Meltek Infosystems, the placement figure has
neering students on January 26, 2013 placed reached 66. We are expecting the figure to cross
themselves in one of the reputed trading 90 in the next quarter or so and are in constant
House in India, Mallcom India Ltd. estab- touch with headhunters,” she added.
lished since 1983.
This apart, fifteen of its final-year students

PLACEMENT LIST OF NMIET

Company: NOKIA SIEMENS
ROHIT KUMAR 0901288043 CSE
SONI KUMARI 0901288269 CSE
MD HASIM 0901288295 CSE
NISHANT KUMAR 0901288062 IT
RITESH KUMAR 0901288001 ECE
PRITI KUMARI 0901288020 ECE
RANO RUPAM 0901288025 ECE
T NEHA 0901288032 ECE
ADYASHA MOHANTY 0901288066 ECE
SUNANDITA BABU 0901288074 ECE
PRAJAPITA BRAHMA KUMARI DAS 0901288075 ECE
SWAPNA SHREE DEBIDATTA MISHRA 0901288078 ECE
SWATI SUCHARITA KAR 0901288080 ECE
MANASWINI SATRUSAL 0901288081 ECE
SOUMYSHREE MISHRA 0901288083 ECE
NAIPUNYA PRADHAN 0901288085 ECE
ROJALINI MOHANTY 0901288094 ECE
SATYA BRATA MISHRA 0901288226 ECE
Company: EGI WEBSOFT
ROHIT KUMAR GUPTA 0901288285 CSE
SUMAN KUMARI 0901288365 CSE
SUVAM PARIJA 0901288243 CSE
SUMAN SAURABH 0901288046 CSE
SWAGAT DASPATTNAIK 0901288041 CSE
TAPAS KUMAR PATI 1021288013 CSE
Company: CLICK INC
SUNITA KUMARI 0901288116 CSE
ANJANI NANDAN 0901288273 CSE
ANOOPAM KUMAR ROY 0901288288 CSE
SAYANDEEP GHOSH 0901288313 CSE
DEEPAK KUMAR 0901288390 CSE
NISHITH KUMAR NAYAK 0901288351 ECE
SAMBIT KUMAR 0901288149 ECE
DURGA PRASAD SENAPATI 0901288220 ECE
ROHIT KUMAR 0901288043 CSE
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Company: GANNON DUNKERLEY

Name Reg.No. Banch
SAMBIT KUMAR MEHER 0901288011 MECH
ABHIPSHA PANDA 0901288064 MECH
AMRITA RATH 0901288098 MECH
KAMAKSHADITYA SARANGI 0901288160 MECH
KALI PRASANNA NAYAK 0901288169 MECH
CHIRANJIB MOHAPATRA 0901288179 MECH
Company: MALLCOM INDIA
SOBHAN PRAKASH DHAL 0901288010 EEE
SAUMYAJIT MISHRA 0901288010 EEE
SANJEET KUMAR SAHOO 0901288010 EEE
ASHEET DASH 0901288010 EEE
TUSHAR RAJ 0901288010 EEE
AGNISIKHA MUKHERJEE 0901288010 EEE
BISWANATHA NANDA 0901288010 MECH
KANHU CHARAN PRADHAN 0901288010 MECH
SILADITYA SUKUMAR 0901288010 MECH
SIDHANT MOHANTY 0901288010 MECH
Company: MELTEK INFOSYSTEMS
PRABHUDATTA SUNDAR RAY 0901288030 ECE
SANGRAMA KESHORI PATRA 0901288144 ECE
RAKESH PATTANAYAK 0901288148 ECE
RASHMI RANJAN PARIDA 0901288152 ECE
PRABODHA KUMAR BISWAL 0901288162 ECE
NIHAR RANJAN BISWAL 0901288172 ECE
SABYASACHI JENA 0901288197 ECE
SASANKA SEKHAR BARAL 0901288206 ECE
CHANDRA KANTA SATAPATHY 0901288210 ECE
UMESH KUMAR SWAIN 0901288218 ECE
PINAKI SEKHAR 0901288219 ECE
DURGA PRASAD SENAPATI 0901288220 ECE
SUBRAT SAHU 0901288230 ECE
MIHIR NANDA GOSWAMI 0901288234 ECE
BHABANI SANKAR PRADHAN 0901288236 ECE
BIKASH KUMAR SAHOO 0901288239 ECE
PRAVAKAR NAYAK 0901288240 ECE
SUMIT PRATAP SINGH 0901288253 ECE
SHASHANK SINGH 0901288254 ECE
ASHWANI SINGH 0901288259 ECE
AMIT ANAND 0901288341 ECE
AMIT KUMAR MANDAL 0901288344 ECE
PRITISH PATTNAIK 0901288350 ECE
ALOK RANJAN PANDA 0901288352 ECE
ASHWANI KUMAR PADHI 0901288130 ECE
AMIT ANAND 0901288129 ECE
AMIT KUMAR MANDAL 0901288145 ECE
PRITISH PATTNAIK 0901288185 ECE
ALOK RANJAN PANDA 0901288195 ECE
ASHWANI KUMAR PADHI 0901288200 ECE
CH.SHYAM SUNDAR 0901288201 ECE
BISWAJIT BISWAMOHAN 0901288378 ECE
AMEET KUMAR 0901288379 ECE
ACHYUTANANDA SAHU 0901288030 ECE
SAKTI PRASAD MOHANTY 0901288144 ECE
B SANDEEP GUPTA 0901288148 ECE
MANISH KUMAR 0901288152 ECE
NIKHIL KUMAR SINGH 0901288162 ECE
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Masterpiece Performance

Chairman of NM Group of Institution Sj. Book authored by Prof. Bikash Ranjan Moha-
Ramesh Ch. Parida is awarded at ISTE Odisha patra, Dept of Physics at Kolkata was released
Section Teacher’s Convention 2012. at Indian Science Congress 2013

Relationship Manager, Ms. Sumitra Tripathy Rupa Das of CSE 2012 receives award from
receives the ‘Gem of India’ Award 2012. NIIT

NMIETian receives award for best answers Achutyanand Sahu and Vikash Joshi receives 2nd
prize in paper presentation at SSIT, Tumkur, Banga-
from Microsoft Trainer. lore
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NEW FACES OF NMIET FAMILY

Dr. Rajendra
Kumar Das joined
NMIET as Director
Academics in the year
2013. He has earned
his PhD in Information
and Communication
Technology from Fa-
kir Mohan University
and did his BE from SSIT. Tumkur,
Bangalore University. Dr. Das has 22
years of teaching experience. He has MR. ASHUTOSH MOHAPATRA
participated in many National and Inter- DEPT: MATHEMATICS
national Seminars. He has to his credit
13 research papers published in various
National and International Journals of
high repute. Dr. Das is a life time mem-
ber of Indian Science Congress, Indian
society for Technical Education and Fel- MS. SUVASHREE DASH
low member of Institute of Engineers. DEPT: MECHANICAL ENGG
Prior to joining NMIET, he was
working as Principal at Maharaja Insti-
tute of Technology, Bhubaneswar.

MR. JAYANT BISWAL

DEPT: MECHANICAL ENGG

MR. S.K MUJAFFAR

DEPT: MATHEMATICS
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EDITORIAL BOARD
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