INTERVIEW OF MR. ANURAG SAI

                                                          THE INTERVIEW

QUESTION(Prakhar): What was your experience with the Rotoract club in all these years?

MR. ANURAG: At the time of the starting of this club, we were no one. No one really knew us. But then after some time, people recognized our work and started following us. Basically,it gave me the pleasure to help everyone. The power of group work was clearly shown in this club. It taught me that when we have to help someone, helping him/her in a group will end in much better results than what might have been achieved if we had worked single-handedly for it. Like if someone needs 100 rupees and I can only give him maximum 50 rupees individually. The matter can be more easily dealt with if there are 100 people and they can contribute 1 rupee each. This is the power of group work.

QUESTION: Are there any special experiences for you in this club?

MR. ANURAG: When the club was founded, my sub juniors worked very hard for this club. The immense amount of effort they put in gave me inspiration and kept me motivated to do more and more work. In fact, they worked so hard that I had to keep myself motivated to do better than them. These were very satisfying moments. We then introduced more protocols and impressed more people with our work. We just kept on doing new things, improvising wherever necessary and saw the club growing.

QUESTION: How does Rotaract club help the needy people?

MR. ANURAG: Rotoract is a very supporting club. It can be considered to be a society. It provides transport facility to the members, gives support to the needy .It distributes T-shirts to the poor and the needy. Sometimes it also gathers sponsors to organize events. There are at least 5-6 members in each group that goes on its task.

QUESTION: What would you like to say to the 1^st year students about joining ROTORACT?

MR. ANURAG: I would not like to force them to join the club. But if you want to get satisfaction in life, join it. Don’t join if you just want to have fun or are casual towards helping. We learn coding in our institute. Here, there is creativity. I personally chose to join it because I loved to be in kinds of things that helped me get some time away from the technical stuff.

QUESTION: So you want to say that you joined this group to gain peace in our mind?

MR. ANURAG: Not exactly. I just wanted to be different. Not a techno-geek. But you can choose what you want to be. The club would be in your hands when I am gone. You can take it farther.

REPORTER: Thank you so much sir for the valuable time you have given to us. It was a great pleasure interviewing you.

MR. ANURAG: Thank you.

Team of This Interview 

Interviewers- Sharad Mishra, Prakhar Kapoor
Documenter-Raman Prabhakar
Photographer-Rohit Singh
Videographer-Kota Pawan Praneeth

Interview with Ankur Singhal

                                                      

 THE INTERVIEW

Question: Will you please tell us about your experiences in the ROTARACT CLUB so far?

Ankur Singhal Sir: My experiences in this club have been amazing till now. I clearly remember our last year’s ‘Orphanage Visit’. We played games with the children, organized contests and distributed candies. Organizing this visit was no easy task but their smiles were surely worth a thousand pains.

Question: What is the scale of participation in events like these?

Ankur Singhal Sir: Huge! The whole college participates actively in each and every event. We also organize blood donation camps inside and out of the college.

Question: What is your message to freshers of this college?

Ankur Singhal Sir: Take part in all the events to know where your heart actually lies. Donating gives you a feeling of happiness and contentment. Doing something good for others actually feels great.  

Team of This Interview 

Interviewers- Sharad Mishra, Prakhar Kapoor

Photographer- Pawan Praneeth

Videographer- Jalaj Varshney

Documenter- Divya

Interview with Anshika Singh

                                                          THE INTERVIEW

                  

Question: Will you please enlighten us about SGM?

Anshika Singh : SGM stands for Student Gyandhara Movement. Here, we provide education to the underprivileged kids who can’t afford to go to a good English medium school. We provide them with the extra help they need in their academics.

Question: What types of facilities are provided by the SGM?

Anshika Singh :  Apart from academics,  we have personality development classes for the kids. We try to teach them good social manners, improve their talking skills and inculcate confidence in them.

Question:  Please tell us about your experiences in this group. Are the students keen on learning?

Anshika Singh :  It hasn’t been a long time since I joined this group.  My experience has been pleasant so far. Kids here  participate actively. They find happiness in things we usually take granted for.  Their enthusiasm can boost your spirits to an ultimate extent.

Question: What message would you like to give to the students who want to be a part of this movement?

Anshika Singh :  I would request them to join hands with this group and work for the needy.  Knowledge multiplies by sharing and when you get such lively responses from the kids, it actually increases exponentially. It doesn’t matter if you are born poor but it surely does if you die one.

Team of This Interview 

Interviewers- Sharad Mishra, Prakhar Kapoor

Photographer- Pawan Praneeth

Videographer- Jalaj Varshney

Documenter- Divya