The winning entry in the LitSoc Creative Writing (Solo) contest 2012-13, written by Rajaram Suresh

What kind of a place is this? Is this even Delhi?
She kept weaving through narrow …

by Liza Tom
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Inter-hostel Choreo Night, one of the more popular Lit-Soc events, took place on October 4th at SAC. It was …

Although no IPs were put up on hostel notice-boards prior to the event, there was a good turnout, which can be attributed in part to its double entendre-filled tagline, ‘Finger your way to glory’.

By Reshmi S
Queen of Sheeba 2012 was slightly different from the last few years’. A trend which started last year – adding tasks to the list instead of items was …

By Vidya Muthukumar
LitSoc Creative Writing (Solo) 2012 took place during the month of March. The themes were as follows :
1. A love story that takes place in a jail. 2. Word theme: …

The customary last quiz of the academic year, LitSoc Main Quiz, was as eventful as could be. The prelim saw a fairly large turnout – with the coveted LitSoc trophy …

LM Group : The previous weekend saw Himalaya transform into an open concert hall as the lawns played host to the LitSoc 2011-12 Light Music [LM] and Western Music [WM] …

The practice of combining two areas as vast as Sports and Entertainment for the purpose of conducting a quiz may baffle a few, but is an IITM …

Lit-Soc Creative Writing (group) took place recently. As always, the entries were varied and ranged from the funny to the serious. Each hostel could choose one out of four given themes: ‘Apocalypse’, ‘Bright Lights, Big City’, ‘Valentine’s Day’ and ‘Time Travel’. Every entry had to have a fiction piece, a non-fiction piece, quotes and a poem.

by Jayant Thatte
CLT (Cental Lecture Theatre) echoed as much with the cheering as with music, as Lit Soc WM (Western Music) Solo competition progressed through the evening of Friday, 24th …