Some snaps

This snap is in the after noon 2:00 P.M
This taken when, Air Marshal Pranab Kumar Barbora came to IIT for Techniche.
Tbis is taken from my hostel room window.
This is taken on 15 Aug.
In all the above images you can see the beauty of the sky and greenery.
These images are for you (Except last one)!

Techniche - 2010

Raviteja in Techniche - 2010

All the photographs taken in our Auditorium.
The T-Shirt, Black color Reebok.
Written Techniche in the front, and IIT Guwahati in the back.

Laser Show

Father of MP3 industry in IITg -Nathan Schulhof

Nathan Schulhof also known as “The Father of the MP3 Player Industry”, Nathan Schulhof invented, patented and introduced the first MP3 Player that brought a revolution in the development of audio players. His innovation, ‘Listen Up Player”, won him the prestigious “Innovations Award” from the Consumer Electronics Show in 1997 and a “1998 People’s Choice Award”. It was the first MP3 Player that played the audio content downloaded from the Internet.
His efforts also led to Silicon Valley Systems, the developer of Word Handler, the first and best-selling high-resolution graphics word processor for Apple II computer. In 1990s, he founded Information Media Highway Corp. (now ‘audiohighway.com’), with the aim to launch hand-held portable devices that would allow selection, retrieval, storage and playback of audio content. ‘audiohighway.com ‘is the first media catalogue website with audio download software that could download audio directly into a media device.

"You must have passion, & focus on your vision"
- Nathan Schulhof in IITG

"I am not the father of MP3 industry, I am the father of my 24 years old son.. :)"

Tigers with a Lion in IIT Den

When I was in B.Tech 3 rd year I started using Linux. At that time I read so many articles on free software, open source software, copy rights of a software, linux and worked linux distributions. Meanwhile a read about Linus Torvalds, Richard Stallman about the concept "Why Free?". Some times unexpected situations come with expected efforts. That became true. Now in IIT Guwahati Techniche 2010 I met legendary software developer and GNU free software founder Mr. Richard Stallman. Thanks to IIT Guwahati to give this wonderful opportunity and inspiration.



For a question he answered " I don't like the word free. I like freedom. That is what I am doing" Yes! It is true. Freedom for thoughts, freedom for life, and freedom for software.

He given autograph on a small paper by writing
"Happy hacking - Richard Stallman"
In the same lecture he given Badges and stickers. I purchased a Badge for 100 Rs from Richard. He sold me with his own hands. Have a look..I kept it on my lap and snapped. You can see a sticker on my lap "GNU/Linux" inside.


Here are logos and stickers


Those are sticked to my hostel room wall...