ROTARACT - PROJECT NESAMANI
Rotaract
club of our college have successfully implemented the ‘Project Nesamani’ on 26th January 2023. The purpose of this project is to remove all the nails from
trees of our place which destroys that particular area of cells and reduces the
growth of the trees. The project had three phases comprising the routes from
Alagappa University to Sriram Nagar, Sriram Nagar to Ragavi Mess and Sriram
Nagar to Science block. 12 rotractors took active participation and done a great
job for nearly 9 hrs from 8am to 4pm. We, citizens are really grateful for your
noteworthy effort.
FRESHERS - MUTIFY
On
17.01.23, Freshers association of our college conducted an interesting event for our freshers called “Mutify”. A set of numbers were written on the board
and students were asked to choose a number. For every number, there exists a corresponding
movie clip and the students were asked to recreate the scene. Many students
participated in the event and won prizes.LEO'S - FUN
TASK TIC
As
a part of the weekly club activities, the Leo club of our college conducted an
indoor fun event named “Fun Task Tic” on 25th January 2023 in the
mechanical classroom for our first-year students. The event comprised of many fun
games. The students actively participated in the games and enjoyed it
thoroughly.NATIONAL VOTERS DAY PLEDGE
IF YOU DON’T VOTE, YOU
LOSE THE RIGHT TO COMPLAIN. To educate the importance
of voting to the students our college has conducted an awareness program in our
college campus. The awareness program includes the voters pledge in our state
language Tamil. Each and every student took their pledge to vote fearlessly in
every election without being influenced
by consideration of religions, race, caste and community. The Head of the departments and professors at our college also took part in the pledge becoming the role
model for the students. To make this pledge even more powerful and
true we made it happen on the 13TH NATIONAL VOTERS DAY which is 25TH
OF JANUARY 2023.We will forever remember January not only for spring but also
for our pledge.REPUBLIC DAY CELEBRATION
On January 26, nearly 74 years ago, India declared itself
a sovereign, democratic, and republican state with the adoption of the
Constitution. This remarkable day is celebrated as Republic Day. India’s 74th
Republic Day is celebrated in our college on Thursday with a parade by NCC
cadets. The national flag is hoisted by our honorable principal Dr. P.K.
Palani. Staff and students of our college actively participated in this
occasion. The flag fluttering in the air gave the day a lovely setting.PYTHON WORKSHOP
The
freshers’ association of our college organized a workshop on ‘Python’ for our first-year
students on 26th January 2023 from 9:30 to 5:30. All arrangements
for the workshop were made for the students in the Sangamam Hall. One of our final
year student F. Santhosh Kumar from mechanical department conducted the program
with two batches of students. The students interested in learning the
programming language had taken part. One batch was allotted in the morning
session and other batch had their training in the afternoon session. Around 160
students attended the workshop and got benefitted. Groups of students were each
given assignment to solve based on what was taught. This helps them to recall
and memorize what they have learnt effectively. In this day and age,
programming has become a necessity, so this workshop has helped numerous
students who are new to the concept of programming.
BATTERY
RECYCLING
High-value
metals recovered from old laptops, corroded power drills, and electric vehicles
could power tomorrow’s cars, thanks to recycling advances that make it possible
to turn old batteries into new ones.
Demand
for lithium-ion batteries is skyrocketing as electric vehicles become more
common. Greater use of electric vehicles is good news for the climate. But
supplies of the metals needed to build battery cells are already stretched
thin, and demand for lithium could increase 20 times by 2050.
Recycling
may help. Older methods of processing spent batteries struggled to reliably
recover enough of these individual metals to make recycling economical. But new
approaches have swiftly changed that, enabling recyclers to more effectively
dissolve the metals and separate them from battery waste.
Recycling
facilities can now recover nearly all of the cobalt and nickel and over 80% of
the lithium from used batteries and manufacturing scrap left over from battery
production—and recyclers plan to resell those metals for a price nearly
competitive with that of mined materials. Aluminum, copper, and graphite are
often recovered as well.
China
leads the world in battery recycling today, dominated by subsidiaries of major
battery companies like CATL. The EU recently proposed extensive recycling
regulations with mandates for battery manufacturers. And companies in North
America, like Redwood Materials and Li-Cycle, are quickly scaling operations,
funded by billions of dollars in public and private investment.
Battery
demand is expected to grow exponentially for decades. Recycling alone won’t be
enough to satisfy it. And these new recycling processes aren’t perfect. But
battery recycling factories will create a supply of materials the world needs
to meet its climate goals.
APTITUDE
CORNER
1) Find
the odd one out
a) 36
b) 81
c) 27
d) 100
2) A,
B, C, D and E are sitting on a bench. A is sitting next to B, C is sitting next
to D, D is not sitting with E who is on the left end of the bench. C is on the
second position from the right. A is to the right of B and E. A and C are
sitting together. In which position A is sitting?
a) Between
E and B
b) Between
B and C
c) Between
C and D
d) Between
D and E
3) Present
ages of Sameer and Anand are in the ratio of 5: 4 respectively. Three years
hence, the ratio of their ages will become 11: 9 respectively. What is Anand's
present age in years?
a) 24
b) 40
c) None
of these
d) Cannot
be determined
4) Out
of 7 consonants and 4 vowels, how many words of 3 consonants and 2 vowels can
be formed?
a) 1050
b) 21400
c) 25200
d) None
of these
5) A
train passes a station platform in 36 seconds and a man standing on the
platform in 20 seconds. If the speed of the train is 54 km/hr, what is the
length of the platform?
a) 120
m
b) 160
m
c) 200
m
d) 240
m
LAST WEEK CORRECT ANSWERS:
1) B) 3
2) C) 60
3) B) 9
4) B) 50 km/hr.
5) D) BEAK
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