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Your Words, Your Books: Student Book Reviews Now Live on Our Padlet Wall!

📚 The library is proud to showcase our very own Readers Book Review Wall , hosted on Padlet! This interactive space is where our readers share honest, thoughtful, and passionate reviews of the books they’ve read — from gripping thrillers to timeless classics and insightful non-fiction. 🌟 These reviews aren’t just feedback — they’re reflections, recommendations, and a growing record of our community's literary voice. Whether you're looking for your next read or want to celebrate your peers, our Padlet is the place to explore. 🖊️ Written by students, for students — these reviews demonstrate critical thinking, creativity, and the love of reading. A big thank you to all the reviewers who contributed! ➡️ Visit the Book Review Padlet Here https://padlet.com/sfitlibrary/book-reviews-an-initiative-of-sfit-lirc-sir5pvikzn6lkcmr 💬 Want to contribute? Stop by the library or email us your review. Your words could be featured next!

📚 Knowledge Connect (16): International Collaborative Grants

DST - India EU Joint Call for Proposal India-Israel Industrial R&D and Technological Innovation Fund (I4F) India-Canada Collaborative Industrial Research & Development Programme RFP MeitY- Indo-EU(European Union) Joint Cooperation on High Performance Computing Open Throughout the Year: DST - DFG joint call on International Research Training Groups (IRTG) 2022 SERB - Visiting Advanced Joint Research Faculty Scheme (VAJRA) EMBO - Scientific Exchange Grants IGSTC - SMALL IMMEDIATE NEED GRANTS

Book Recommendation: Anxious People by Fredrik Backman

  Life is unpredictable, and sometimes anxiety feels overwhelming. Anxious People is a warm, quirky, and deeply human story about a group of strangers thrown together by chance—and their shared struggles with fear, hope, and forgiveness. “The most anxious people are the most aware.” Backman’s novel is both funny and touching, offering a reminder that behind every person’s facade is a story of vulnerability. It’s perfect for anyone needing a compassionate perspective on life’s uncertainties—something every engineering student faces during high-pressure moments. Looking for a story that feels like a comforting conversation? Find Anxious People at our library and see why it’s touched millions of hearts worldwide.