INK WITH IDEAS

December | 2024
Magazine Issue Number:01

Thinking Minds With

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 This Month in
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WOMEN IN INDIAN LITERATURE MARVEL
SOCIETY
STUDENTS PERSPECVTYE SOUTH INDIAN WRITERS
AND VIEWPOINT AND BOOK REVIEWS

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EDITING AS CAREER FAMOUS EDITORS WHO
OPTION MADE A MARK
GUIDE TO A 21ST CENTUIRY A JOURNEY TOWARDS A
SKILL SUCCESSFUL CAREER

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CREATIVE CORNER CAN’T STOP TALKING ABOUT IT :
NEXT GENERTATION STUFF
ARTISTIC PURSUITS IN THE EVERYTHING THAT SEEMS A
WORLD OF STORIES AND REALITY IN THE FUTURE
CANVAS

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 INK WITH IDEAS
Magazine
TEACHER’S CORNER
Editor-in-Chief
Shubham Telang
RUCHI BISHT
Managing Editor ‘TO BE OR NOT TO BE’ IS WHERE WE
SOW THE SEED OF THIS CREATIVE

Kartik Agsi JOURNEY.

Content Director
Vishnu Yadav ANJOE PAUL
WORDS MAKE WONDERFUL THINGS
AND WEAVE A WONDERFUL STORY

Photographers
Kiran Kawle ,
Vinod Biradar , SAUMYA
Ramesh Swamy. VISION IS ALL YOU NEED, .

Contributing
Writers
Bhavani Manthale,
Ritesh ,Somnath,
Ankit Bhalke,
Vinod Jamadar
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 THINKER’S

Note
Welcome to the inaugural issue of Ink with Ideas, a
magazine devoted to the timeless alchemy of words and
images—tools that not only inform, but inspire, provoke,
and transport us to possibility.
In this first issue, we embrace a journey through the rich
line of storytelling, tracing its lineage from the ancient
fireside tales of myth and legend to the cutting-edge craft
of modern screenwriting. We ponder the profound ways
in which language shapes our understanding, influences
our perceptions, and ultimately, reimagines the world as
we know it.
Within these pages, we seek to illuminate the
extraordinary potential of narrative—how it reflects our
collective past, gives voice to our present, and envisions
the future. We invite you to explore the intersection of
imagination and reality, where the written word MICHELANGELO: IF YOU
transcends its surface meaning and becomes a vehicle for KNEW HOW MUCH WORK
deeper exploration, reflection, and connection. WENT INTO IT, YOU
May this inaugural issue spark a flame of creativity in
WOULDN’T CALL IT GENIUS.
you, dear reader, and kindle a new way of seeing,
thinking, and telling your own stories. Welcome to Ink
with Ideas—where language becomes both the lens and
the canvas for the world’s most powerful stories.

Shubham Telang
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

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 MESSAGE FROM THE YOUNG EDITOR CLUB
INCHARGE

MS. RUCHI BISHT

Welcome to the inaugural issue of Ink with Ideas, a vibrant tapestry woven from the threads of imagination and
intellect. As the Young Editor-in-Chief, I'm thrilled to unveil this collaborative effort, a testament to the
boundless creativity of our team.
In an era defined by rapid technological advancements and a globalized world, the power of storytelling remains
as potent as ever. We've delved into the rich tapestry of narratives, from ancient myths to contemporary cinema,
to explore how stories shape our understanding of the world and connect us across cultures.
Our team of young, innovative minds has sought to challenge conventions and explore new frontiers of
storytelling. We've delved into the nuances of language, the evocative power of imagery, and the symbolism that
underpins even the simplest narratives. Our goal is to ignite your imagination, inspire critical thinking, and
empower you to become the storytellers of tomorrow.
This isn't just a magazine; it's a platform for fresh perspectives and bold ideas. We invite you to immerse yourself
in the stories within these pages, to question, to ponder, and to dream. Let us together redefine the boundaries of
storytelling and shape the future of narrative.
Thank you for joining us on this exciting journey. We eagerly anticipate the ways in which Ink with Ideas ignites
your creativity and empowers you to share your unique voice with the world.

- RUCHI BISHT
(PGT ENGLISH)

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PERSPECTIVE
INDIAN SOCIETY

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India has seen significant progress in the role of women, thanks to landmark legal reforms and the inspiring
actions of many remarkable women. Historically, women in India were often confined by patriarchal
norms, but over time, changes in law and society have worked to empower them.
Key Reforms for Women
1. Sati Abolition Act (1829): Ended the practice of forced widow self-immolation.
2. Age of Consent Act (1891): Raised the legal marriage age for girls, fighting child marriage.
3. Hindu Succession Act (1956): Gave women equal rights to inherit property.
4. Dowry Prohibition Act (1961): Banned the practice of dowry, a form of exploitation.
5. Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act (2005): Offered legal protection from domestic
abuse.
6. Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2013: Strengthened penalties for sexual violence following the
Nirbhaya case.
Inspirational Women
1. Rani Lakshmibai: A symbol of courage and leadership in the 1857 revolt against British rule.
2. Sarojini Naidu: Poet, freedom fighter, and India's first woman governor.
3. Indira Gandhi: India’s first female Prime Minister, known for her powerful leadership.
4. Malala Yousafzai: Global advocate for girls' education and the youngest-ever Nobel laureate.
5. Mithali Raj: Cricket legend who inspired women in sports.
6. Arundhati Roy: Writer and activist, challenging social and political norms.
While significant strides have been made, the journey towards full gender equality continues. The legacy of

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these reforms and inspiring figures serves as a beacon for future generations of women, showing that change
is both necessary and possible in India.
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LITERATURE MARVEL
CELEBRATING: INDIGENOUS
AUTHORS BY:

South India, a vibrant kaleidoscope of cultures and languages, has been a cradle of literary brilliance for millennia.
From the ancient Tamil Sangam poetry to contemporary works in Kannada, Telugu, Malayalam, and Tamil, the
region has produced a wealth of indigenous authors whose stories reflect the unique socio-cultural fabric of the
South.
Key Indigenous Authors and Their Impact
Thiruvalluvar (Tamil): A timeless sage, Thiruvalluvar's Tirukkural is a universal guide to ethics, morality, and
wisdom. Its profound insights into love, governance, and social harmony continue to inspire generations.
Kuvempu (Kannada): A visionary poet and social reformer, Kuvempu's Jeevana Chaitra is an epic masterpiece
that explores themes of social justice and humanism.
Sree Narayana Guru (Malayalam): A philosopher and social reformer, Sree Narayana Guru's works advocate for
social equality and justice, challenging the rigid caste system.
Vikram Seth (English, with South Indian roots): A renowned novelist, Seth's A Suitable Boy is a sprawling epic
that captures the complexities of post-colonial India.
Chandrakant Kambar (Kannada): A versatile writer, Kambar's works delve into themes of caste, identity, and
tradition, often exploring the tension between rural and urban lifestyles.
Tirunallur K. Kalyanasundaram (Tamil): A prolific poet and playwright, Kalyanasundaram's works highlight the
struggles and aspirations of the marginalized.
A Mosaic of Languages
Tamil Literature: Ancient Tamil Sangam poetry, along with modern works by Kalki Krishnamurthy and others,
showcases the rich literary heritage of Tamil Nadu.
Telugu Literature: Known for its devotional and philosophical poetry, Telugu literature has been enriched by
poets like Rayaprolu Subba Rao and Srirangam Srinivasa Rao.
Malayalam Literature: A blend of classical and modern influences, Malayalam literature boasts works by
Vaikom Muhammad Basheer and O.V. Vijayan, who explored themes of identity, modernity, and social change.
Kannada Literature: With its deep roots in folk traditions, Kannada literature has been shaped by writers like
R.K. Narayan and Masti Venkatesha Iyengar, who explored human relationships and social issues.
A Legacy of Literary Brilliance
South India's indigenous authors have left an enduring legacy, shaping not only regional but national and global
literature. Their works continue to inspire and challenge, offering timeless insights into the human condition. By
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celebrating these literary giants, we honor the diversity of India's cultural heritage and the power of storytelling to
transcend boundaries and connect hearts.
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 EDITING AS A CAREER
“Editing is where the magic happens. It’s not just about fixing
mistakes but about uncovering the true essence of the story and
making it shine.”

Editing is a rewarding career for those with a passion for language and a keen eye for detail. Editors refine
written content, ensuring clarity, coherence, and correctness. There are various paths within editing, each
requiring different skills and expertise.
Types of Editing Careers
1. Copyediting: Focuses on grammar, spelling, punctuation, and consistency. Suitable for those who love
refining text at the sentence level.
2. Content Editing: Works on the structure, flow, and clarity of larger pieces. Involves improving overall
readability.
3. Substantive/Developmental Editing: Involves shaping the narrative, themes, and structure, often working
closely with the writer.
4. Proofreading: The final step of editing, focusing on spotting errors in spelling, punctuation, and formatting.
5. Film and Video Editing: Assembles raw footage into a final product, ensuring the pacing and narrative work
visually.
6. Digital Content Editing: Involves editing web content, blogs, and social media posts, often with an emphasis
on SEO and audience engagement.
Essential Skills for Editors
Attention to Detail: Spotting errors and inconsistencies.
Language Proficiency: Strong understanding of grammar and style.
Communication: Ability to give clear, constructive feedback.
Creativity: Reshaping content to improve narrative flow.
Time Management: Meeting deadlines and managing multiple projects.
Getting Started
1. Education: A background in English, journalism, or a related field is helpful, though not always required.
2. Practice: Start by editing your own work or offering freelance services.
3. Build a Portfolio: Showcase your editing projects, from articles to books.
4. Tools: Familiarize yourself with editing software like Microsoft Word, Google Docs, and Grammarly.
5. Networking: Join writing and editing groups, and attend industry events.
Career Outlook
Editing is in demand, especially in publishing, digital media, and content marketing. With the rise of freelancing
and remote work, there are many opportunities for growth and specialization. Experienced editors can move into
managerial roles or focus on niches like technical editing or film.
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Whether in publishing, digital media, or film, it’s a field that allows for creativity, impact, and growth.
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 "THE EDITOR'S JOB IS NOT TO REWRITE, BUT TO
HELP THE WRITER FIND THE BEST VERSION OF
THEIR WORK."

Khushwant Singh

Role: Editor of The Hindustan Times and The Illustrated Weekly of India
Success Story: One of India’s most prominent writers and editors, Khushwant Singh was
known for his sharp wit, bold commentary, and irreverent sense of humor. As the editor of
The Hindustan Times and later The Illustrated Weekly of India, he transformed both
publications into influential platforms for political and social discourse. Singh's editorial
style was fearless, often tackling controversial topics, and his editorial work reflected his
broader vision for a progressive, secular, and modern India. His own literary works, like
Train to Pakistan and The Company of Women, also earned international acclaim.

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artistic pursuits of students
"Creativity is the spark that ignites the soul,
turning the ordinary into the extraordinary."

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"The internet is not a luxury, it’s a lifeline."

"The future of science belongs to those who dare to imagine what seems
impossible, and then work tirelessly to make it real."

"In a world driven by discovery, the next great

breakthrough may be waiting inside your question."

"The new generation is not just inheriting science;

they are rewriting it, one innovation at a time."

"In a world driven by discovery, the next great breakthrough may be waiting
"The new frontier of science is no longer a place; it’s a mindset—a boundless curiosity driven by the endless pursuit of knowledge."

inside your question."

"The new generation is not just inheriting science; they are rewriting it, one
innovation at a time."

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 SCIENTIFIC ADVANCEMENT
21ST CENTURY SKILLS
AI: Our Digital Companion
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept; it's a
reality reshaping our world. From automating tasks to inspiring
creativity, AI is revolutionizing industries and enhancing human
capabilities.
AI: A Catalyst for 21st Century Skills
AI is amplifying our core skills:
Critical Thinking: AI provides data-driven insights, enabling us to
make informed decisions.
Creativity: AI tools generate new ideas, sparking innovation.
Communication: AI breaks language barriers and facilitates global
connections.
Collaboration: AI fosters teamwork and knowledge sharing.
The Future of Work
AI is automating routine tasks, freeing us up to focus on higher-level
thinking and creativity. However, it's essential to approach this
future with a human-centric perspective. By embracing AI and
developing 21st-century skills, we can thrive in the digital age.
The Human Touch
AI is a powerful tool, but it's our responsibility to use it wisely. By
combining AI's capabilities with our unique human qualities, we can
create a future that is both technologically advanced and human-
centered.

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Robotics Engineering is the technical discipline concerned
with the design, manufacture, operation, and use of robots.
Robotics engineers apply their knowledge of engineering
concepts, computer science, and mathematics to design
and develop robots capable of performing a variety of jobs,
ranging from simple repetitive chores to complicated ones
requiring intelligence and dexterity. The course is offered in
diploma, undergraduate and postgraduate levels across top
engineering colleges.

Opportunities & Earnings

Robotics Engineering Career offers various job
positions such as Robotics Engineer, Robotics
Specialist, Robotics Technician, Robotics Application
Engineer, Lead Robotics Software Engineer, Project
Engineer, Research Engineer and others. The payscale
offered at entry-level positions ranges between INR 6- 8
LPA, for mid-level profiles INR 10- 12 LPA and senior
level profiles INR 13- 16 LPA. Candidates who have
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completed BTech in Robotics Engineering have various
career options such as Pursue MTech in Robotics
Engineering, procure job through campus placements,
work in start-ups, private and government companies.

Paths for career in Robotics

There are various Robotics Engineering colleges in
India which offer excellent placement packages to
their graduates, especially BTech graduates such as
IIT Delhi, Jadavpur University, SRM University, IIT
Guwahati, IIT Mandi . The top recruiting sectors for
Robotics Engineering graduates include
Manufacturing, Electronics, Healthcare, Defence,
Research and Development, Logistics etc. The top
recruiters included companies such as Apple, IBM,
Medtronic, NVIDIA, Tesla etc.
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