As a kid I always fantacized how the internet works? What is the power behind it? How we play pixels in the Photoshop? So my queries and curiosity was increasing day by day in my mind and it was seeking for answers. So finally IEEE came to my rescue, they organized a workshop on Web Designing and Adobe Photoshop taken by Imran Ali (IEEE CHAIRPERSON) & Rahul Chauhan (IEEE J.SEC PUBLICATIONS). Held on Friday 26th March in our Faculty of engineering and technology.

Many students both IEEE & NON-IEEE members flocked to attend this workshop from 1st to 3rd year. We kicked off with a bit of basic theory by Imran but we could not proceed much because the projector was not installed courtesy FET, JMI. So Rahul took on and us on the basics of photoshop and gave a broad picture of the word ‘PICTURE’. So after half an hour of interaction JAMIA made it and our projector was installed. After that Rahul gave us an Introductory on the operations and tools of Photoshop and also providing us with their applications. It was astonishing to know that Rahul learned all on his own and I was amazed by his spirit of sharing this all this on his own. Everyone got so much immersed in it that we had no idea how time passed.

The eighth edition of quarterly meet was held in IEEE JMI on Sunday i.e. on 21st March 2010 in the Faculty of Engineering and technology, Jamia Millia Islamia. Quarterly meets are organized in different student branches every three months to discuss the working of each IEEE student branch of Delhi section and to find possible solutions for the problems and the progress in the implementation of GINI(global integrated network of IEEE) and to build communication network among different IEEE student branches. In this quarterly held in JMI around 75 students from fifteen different engineering colleges participated. The meet comprised of three sessions i.e. session 1, 2 and 3 respectively the details of which are as follows.

IEEE JMI Power and energy society (PES) organized an industrial visit to NTPC Badarpur Power plant on the12th of March, 2010 for its student members. A bunch of over 55 students were welcomed by Mr. Dinesh Aggarwal (Head faculty) and Mr. GD Sharma at the NTPC premises. They briefed the students about the history associated with the plant and its functioning till date.

The NTPC, Badarpur Power plant was established in 1973, it is the oldest power plant functioning in the country. At present, its total installed capacity is 705 MW provided by 5 units. The fifth unit first in abeyance was later synchronized in 1982.