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LSR Tarang 2012 Results- Day 3

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Green Biz Plan
First- Gunjan, Nidhi (Dyal Singh College Evening)
Second- Namrata, Malvika, Anumita and Anurag (NIFT)
Third- Tanya, Kanchi, Charu, Sneha (LSR)

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Prose
First- Divyanshu Mishra(KMC)
Second- Akshita (LSR)

Poetry
First- Chandrima Chatterjee(LSR)
Second- Stuti Chandra(LSR)

Bazinga!
P.S Pranika (LSR)
Raaghav Aggarwal(ISBF)

Tongue in Cheek
First- Priyanka, Shambhavi (St. Stephens College)
Second- Sahaj, Radhika (Venky)

FOTOGRAFIA:The Photography Event
First- Raj Kaithwal (Ramjas)
Second- Chakshu Joshi (ARSD)

AMALGAM- Fusion (Group Singing)
First- Brahmanaad (Cross College Team)
Second- LSR Music Society

SANGAM- Indian Music (Group Singing)
First- Swaranjali (Hansraj)
Second- Alaap (Venky)
Third- Musoc (KMC), Geetanjali (Miranda House)

Nukkad- The Street Play Competition
First- KNC
Second- CBS, DRC

Best Actor– Bhupesh (Shivaji College), Lakshya(KNC)

CINEPHILIA- Film Making Competition
First- St. Stephens
Second- ARSD
Third- Venky

Pitch an Idea
First- Rishabh Khattar, Radhika Rajpal
Second- Vedika Aggarwal, Lavanya Bhamidipati
Third- Kavya Joshi, Sunaina Bhattacharya

BAILA- The Western Dance Competition
First- JMC
Second- Maitreyi College
Third- DRC

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LSR Tarang 2012 Results- Day 2

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Mudra (Cassical Dance Competition)
First – Shobhna (LSR)
Second – Varsha Dasgupta (Miranda House), Ipshita (LSR)
Third – Shrija (JMC)

Quriosity (Quiz Competition)
First – Sourabh Choudhary and Dhruv Sharma (St Stephen’s)
Second – Anagh Mukherjee (Venky) and Shashank Malik (IGNOU)
Third – Mridul Kakkar (Thapar University) and Tushar Garg (CBS)

Kavyanjali (Hindi Debate Competition)
First- Manju (Gargi)
Second- Neel Parmar (RLA)
Third- Prabhaanshu (KMC)
Consolation Prize- Taarakeshwar Shah

Western Solo Singing Competition
First- Neeraja (Venky), Nirupam Sinha (Hansraj)
Second- Shreya Adhikari (Venky)
Third- Chetan Awasthi (Maharaja Agrasen College)

Western Trio Singing
First – LSR (Sophie, Gitana, Sadhvi)
Second – JMC (Esther, Rebecca, Imwabamgla)
Third – Venky (Krishna, Ketan, Chaitanya)

Doodle Art
First- Priyanka Tampi(JMC)
Second- Sneha Goyal(LSR)

Murlidhar Debate
Best Team- Bhoomika Kakawani, Upasna Thapar
Best Speaker- Saif Ahmed Khan(Maharaja Agrasen College)
Second Best Speaker- Shah Ikhlas Khan(Amity),  Saahil Menghani(Maharaja Agrasen College)

Best Adjudicator- Utkarsh Amitabh

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LSR Tarang 2012 Results- Day 1

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Western Group Singing
Winner- IP College and LSR
First Runner Up- JMC
Second Runner Up- Venky

Battle of Bands
Winner- Soul’d Out
First Runner Up- Jokes Apart
Second Runner Up- Incredible Mind Funk

Splash of Music
Winner- Rohit Bhagat (Dyal Singh Eve)
Runner Up- Era Choudhary (LSR)

Ashu Bhashan Pratiyogita(Hindi Public Speaking)
Winner- Jitendra
Runner Up- Aarti

Treasure Hunt
Winner- Shivika, Niharika, Sonal, Princi (LSR)
First Runner Up- Rohan Bajaj, Rohan Sharma (Manav Rachna International University), Neha Sanjay, Shri Lakshmi Tiru (LSR)
Second Runner Up- Apula, Aditi, Naimat, Shuchi (LSR)

BLITZKRIEG
Best Adjudicator- Sourya Donkada(LSR)
Survived most of the rounds- Udit Rastogi (Law Fac) and Raunak Singh(Amity)
Last Man Standing- Chaitali Sinha (Gargi)

Izraz- Choreography
Winner – Venky (self choreographed)
First Runner Up – Hansraj
Second Runner Up – LSR and KNC.

IMS Instrumental
Winner- Anisha Jalan(LSR)
Runner Up- Sarthak Pahwa(Jaypee Institute), Gurnaman Singh(SGTB Khalsa)

IMS Malhaar- Classical Solo
Winner- Risha (LSR)
First Runner Up- Srimidhi (SRCC)
Second Runner Up- Prateek (Hansraj)

IMS Semi-Classical Solo Result
Winner- Rajshree (Daulat Ram)
First Runner Up- Parampara (LSR)
Second Runner Up- Rahul(ARSD), Sunaina(DRC)

 

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St. Stephens Invitational Football Tournament- Results

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Hindu vs Stephens: Stephens won by a solitary goal.
SRCC vs Hans Raj: Hans Raj won by 2 goals to nil.
Stephens vs Alumni: Alumni won by 2 goals to nil.
Hans Raj vs KMC: 0-0 draw.
Ramjas vs Hindu: 1-1 draw.
Zakir Hussain vs SRCC: goalless draw.
Stephens vs Ramjas: Stephens won 3-0.
Hindu vs Alumni: Alumni won by 2 goals to 1.
Hans Raj vs Zakir Hussain: goalless draw.
KMC vs SRCC: goalless draw.
Alumni vs Ramjas: Alumni won by a solitary goal.
KMC vs Zakir Hussain: one goal apiece.

Semi-finals (2nd feb)

Stephens vs Hans Raj: 1-1 (FT) Stephens won on penalties

KMC vs Alumni: 0-0 (FT) Alumni won penalties

Finals

Alumni vs Stephens

Watch this space for the results of the finals

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DU declares results for science courses: Maths topper scores 98%

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After the brouhaha over the fairytale Economics result, Delhi University has now declared the first year semester results of three major Science streams. Students have, in general, performed commendably in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. However, there is an obvious disappointment on the part of students over no one achieving a 99 as expections had sky-rocketed following the Economics scores.

The Mathematics results were declared on 31st December, while those of Physics and Chemistry were declared on the 2nd day of the new year. The colleges that have performed best overall are Hans Raj, Hindu, Miranda House, St. Stephen’s and Maitreyi.

A student of Hans Raj College has topped Physics honours with a 92%, with the overall result of Hans Raj itself being the best. Close contenders were Hindu College, followed by St. Stephen’s and Miranda House.

For Chemistry, the highest score is again a 92%, obtained by a student of Hindu College. The top colleges for Chemistry are Hindu, Hans Raj and Miranda with only Sri Venkateswara in South Campus that has managed to come close. Mathematics Honours saw a highest score of 98%, a New Year’s Eve delight for the Maths departments across DU that have been struggling to improve results over the past two years. The topper belongs to Lady Sri Ram College, however the best overall result was yet again bagged by Hans Raj College.

The subject saw a remarkably good set of marks being obtained by South Campus students as well, with JMC, Gargi and Sri Venkateswara in the lead. While a considerable number of students have performed exceedingly well in these subjects, there are also substantial number who would be required to take some exams again.

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Website Woes

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Results Declared, students still in the dark.

Delhi University has declared the results of the annual examinations, 2009 for most courses. The announcement of results commenced in the last week of June. However, several students studying in North Campus colleges have complained of the inaccessibility of the same due to the irregular maintenance of the official DU website, www.du.ac.in.

South campus colleges have not faced this problem as their results are not displayed on the official DU website. All the required information is available to them on www.south.du.ac.in, a website dedicated to south campus colleges of DU, which is regularly updated.

Says Dikshant Bagh, a student of Electronics in Hansraj College, “I found out about the declaration of results from the south campus website. The official website did not display the results until two days after the declaration. This distressed me greatly as I saw the number of failures on the south du website and had to wait two days to find out my own result”. The situation was worse for philosophy (Honours), the results of which were displayed a full six days after their declaration. Many anxious students were forced to rush to their respective colleges to find out their result, defeating the whole purpose of the website. The problem was compounded for out-station students, who spent many nail-biting moments on the phone trying to find out their result. The website in question seems to have a track record for failing at crucial moments.

Says, Resham Manaktala of Lady Shri Ram College, “The website is not user friendly. It kept hanging when the date sheet came out. It also does not provide specific information for many Post Graduate programmes offered in DU.”

Courses whose results are declared include philosophy honours, geography honours, chemistry hons , bbs , journalism ,psychology and applied psychology hons, and maths honours. Most results are expected to be out by  July 21.

( The writer can be contacted at [email protected])

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