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Vaishnavi Shivkumar

The river of time 3 min read

The river of time

Vaishnavi Shivkumar 3 weeks ago

It is one of those nights, one where you are up late sitting in some corner of this cozy campus, alone to think. It’s something... Read More

A promotional thumbnail for an interview titled 'A Conversation with the Felicity Creator.' The image features two people: a woman with curly black hair, wearing glasses and smiling on the left, and a man with short black hair, wearing a striped shirt and smiling on the right. A text box in the center introduces Vipul Kedia as the 'Founder of SPC, Parliament, and Alumni Cell' at IIIT Hyderabad.

Vipul Kedia on building Felicity | The story of how it all began… 8 min read

Vipul Kedia on building Felicity | The story of how it all began…

Vaishnavi Shivkumar 1 month ago

In collaboration with Felicity, we bring to you an exclusive conversation with Vipul Kedia, alumnus of the 1999 batch and the first Felicity coordinator, organised... Read More

An image of a banyan tree, christened as Jagruti, illuminated by blue light in the darkness. VIsible is a board that reads "Banyan Tree / Jagruti / Transplanted from the main road (opp. IIIT) on 2nd Sept 2002."

The Tale of Jagruti 5 min read

Fiction & Poetry

The Tale of Jagruti

Vaishnavi Shivkumar 2 months ago

It’s a tale as old as time. She stands alone as she always has, with nothing but her own dried leaves for company. I have... Read More

A frog reading a piece of paper title "Mess Policy", while sucking on one end of a pencil. The frog is sitting on a red spotted mushroom, while a bee buzzes over the head of the frog. Discarded food, like fishbones and an apple core are seen lying on the ground next to the mushroom.

The Mess-y Situation 6 min read

The Mess-y Situation

Vaishnavi Shivkumar 3 months ago

The Kadamb mess has faced significant issues in recent months , including food safety concerns that culminated in October 2024 with incidents of contaminated food.... Read More

Peace of mind. 7 min read

Peace of mind.

Vaishnavi Shivkumar 1 year ago

Our first interviewee this week is the kind of person you’d categorize as cool as soon as you see him. He’s the type who can... Read More

Boats and Valorant 4 min read

Boats and Valorant

Vaishnavi Shivkumar 1 year ago

We continue, from last time, in Bakul Nivas. Our first interview starts in a room which might as well be our very own- with absolute... Read More

Blessings 6 min read

Blessings

Vaishnavi Shivkumar 1 year ago

As we visit the familiar hub of the workspace, our first interviewee catches our eye. She is the type to lighten up the room by... Read More

Shivering in the sunlight 5 min read

Shivering in the sunlight

Vaishnavi Shivkumar 1 year ago

It was one of those 3 am walks; and as a general routine, we all stopped by David’s to buy the beloved fried Maggi. This... Read More

The Ping! Radical Empathy Project 3 min read

The Ping! Radical Empathy Project

Vaishnavi Shivkumar 1 year ago

How many people do we walk by every day without knowing anything about them? We sit next to people in class, without even knowing their... Read More

Chess, Time-Turners, and Tea 6 min read

Chess, Time-Turners, and Tea

Vaishnavi Shivkumar 1 year ago

How many people do we walk by every day without knowing anything about them? We sit next to people in class, without even knowing their... Read More

An illustration of a human figure composed of puzzle pieces, with words such as “insecure,” “unworthy,” “insignificant,” displayed across the head and body. A hand places a puzzle piece with an eye symbol near the head. The phrase “Log Kya Kahenge?” (Hindi for “What will people say?”) is prominently featured.

Log Kya Kahenge? 6 min read

Log Kya Kahenge?

Rushil Grover 2 days ago

Can you hear the music? 4 min read

Can you hear the music?

Pritika Sinharay 2 weeks ago

On Road widening 3 min read

On Road widening

Monish Singhal 2 weeks ago

The river of time 3 min read

The river of time

Vaishnavi Shivkumar 3 weeks ago