The months of August, September and October saw Amrita students from Amritapuri, Bengaluru, Kochi and Mysore campuses converge at the Coimbatore campus to participate in various inter-campus sports events. Beginning. . .
The world, today, is facing an unparalleled set of problems, viz. climate change, environmental degradation and looming scarcity of fossil fuels. We stand at a chasm, almost at a steadily. . .
Adhvaya 2012, the Arts Festival of the Amrita School of Pharmacy organized by third-year students of BPharm and PharmD concluded on October 16, 2012 at the Health Sciences campus. Sri.. . .
The Amrita fraternity at the Amritapuri campus celebrated the Navaratri Festival with great enthusiasm during October 15-24, 2011. The atrium at the entrance of the institution building underwent a beautiful. . .
The Electronics, Communication and Instrumentation Forum (ECIF) is made up of enthusiastic young students of the Amrita School of Engineering at Bengaluru. Their innovative ideas were very much in evidence. . .
The Department of Social Work at the Amritapuri campus joined hands with Kerala State Disaster Management Authority (KSDMA) to commemorate the International Day for Disaster Reduction on October 13, 2012.. . .
Pranjal Kaustubh and Nishank Vaish, final-year students of B.Tech. (Electronics and Communication Engineering) at Amrita’s Bengaluru campus presented a paper on self-charging electric vehicles at the International Conference on Industrial. . .
The Indian Railways is the largest railway system in the world that is under a single management, the Ministry of Railways, Government of India. But by size, the nation’s railway. . .
The number of fossil-fuel-powered personal transport vehicles in India, including cars and two-wheelers, are increasing at an alarming rate, resulting not only in traffic problems in cities, but also worsening. . .
It seems that reducing pollution could be easily achieved by the college youngsters in a more precise way. The students of Amrita sanjeevani, created another hallmark in the history of. . .
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