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  The Library of St. Francis Institute of Technology recently hosted a special virtual Author Meet featuring Deepa Panakkal , bringing together students, faculty, and book enthusiasts for an enriching and thought-provoking session. Conducted via Google Meet , the event created a vibrant space for conversation, reflection, and inspiration. Participants from different locations joined the session, united by a shared interest in reading, learning, and exploring meaningful perspectives on life. Welcoming an Inspiring Voice The session began with a warm welcome to all participants and an introduction to the evening’s guest speaker. The audience was delighted to be in the presence of Deepa Panakkal , a distinguished educator, author, speaker, and motivator whose work resonates deeply with readers and learners alike. At St. Francis Institute of Technology , Deepa Panakkal serves as the Head of the Department for First Year Engineering , where she plays a significant role in shaping youn...

10 Things Lost & Found Thanks to the Internet Posted on  JANUARY 17, 2011  Written by  DEB NG   23 COMMENTS The  Internet  has done more to change the way we live, do business, and communicate than any thing else in (my) recent memory. The current generation might not remember life without the Internet but there are still plenty of us who remember using the library for research and having to go to the post office every month or two to replenish stamps so we can keep up with our correspondence. While new technology is fun and exciting, the truth is, there’s always give and take. For every large online merchant, there’s a bunch of mom and pop stores having to close  shops for lack of business. For every kid researching a project online, there’s a  librar y struggling to keep it’s doors open. What follows is a look at some of the things that we’re losing thanks to the Internet, and a few things we gained in return. 1.  Lost: ...

International Women's Day 2011 Theme Each year around the world, International Women's Day (IWD) is celebrated on March 8. Hundreds of events occur not just on this day but throughout March to mark the economic, political and social achievements of women. Organisations, governments and women's groups around the world choose different themes each year that reflect global and local gender issues. THEME: So while many people may think there is one global theme each year, this is not always correct. It is completely up to each country and group as to what appropriate theme they select. Below are some of the global United Nation themes used for International Women's Day to date: - 2011: Equal access to education, training and science and technology: Pathway to decent work for women - 2010: Equal rights, equal opportunities: Progress for all - 2009: Women and men united to end violence against women and girls - 2008: Investing in Women and Girls - 2007: Ending Impunity for Vi...

Hi, Our Director has recommended the following "Success Story" for everyone to read. Follow the link.. http://meditation-success.blogspot.com/2009/10/my-meditation-success-story.html