Artificial intelligence tools are something proliferating in workplaces. They have nearly substituted many tasks that require a lot of manpower and emerge to get completed. They range from coding, content writing, and making charts to understanding a difficult concept or solving a mathematical problem. Artificial intelligence has taken over the command to teach and help us in these arenas.  

Recently Chat GPT has allowed the limited usage of the 4.0 version which contains a glimpse of a diversity of Artificial intelligence tools that we can use that are specialised for special tasks. Such tools can save time and energy and allow a smooth functioning of our functions. However, every revolution has its shortcomings and limitations. Thus, these tools also have certain ramifications that need to be highlighted to have an informed and efficient usage of AI tools. 

Whimsical diagrams 

Every student needs some assistance in the form of mind maps to memorise any concept or to store it for further revision. Making mind maps is indeed a time-consuming task. However, using this AI tool you can make 100 mind maps daily just by providing the concepts to it. Thus, making it easier for you to learn and memorise. It will also save you time as now you need not make detailed mind maps by yourself. Its mind maps are in a way that no stone remains unturned 

Code GPT  

Are you a programmer looking for AI tools through which you can make efficient programs in a limited time? Then this AI tool is for you to code and make the required programs for yourself. This is something revolutionary in the field of coding and programming as the need for human power here tends to depreciate after the entrance of such AI tools in the market. 

Scholar AI 

Do you browse research articles on Google for hours? This time can be saved using scholar AI as this tool will provide you with enhanced research articles as per your requirements. The only thing that you need to do is just type the correct prompt there to clarify your requirements. Thus, be smart here to save your time and energy 

AI humanizer 

Sometimes you lack time to meet the deadline, but you need well-researched content without AI intervention. Then AI humanizer by charlieaiolutions which is linked with chat gpt is something you can use. It will substitute the AI generated content with humanized content. Thus, helping you to make humanized content in no time.  

Slide Maker 

Want to have impactful slides in your ppt based on the content you want to put in? You can use Slide Maker by aidocmaker.com which is also connected with chat gpt presently. Providing you the best slide options with the congruency you want to make an impactful presentation 

Universal Primer 

An AI tool that can act as your teacher. Textbooks sometimes tend to provide some complex concepts that are very difficult to understand. This tool will help you to understand any difficult concept in very simple language using imagery, Examples, demonstrations so that it gets easier for you to understand it. It was developed by Siqi Chen and is also connected with GPT but you can google it too. 

Rizz GPT 

Are you dating someone but lacking words to express your emotions? This AI tool is specially designed for this purpose to make your dating experience impactful. Although I know it is not confined to students but seems apparent thus mentioned.  

Summarizer  

Summarizer by frames is an AI tool that can help you to get a summary of any book that you want to read. Similar YouTube videos are also available here to get the summary of. Thus, it can save time when you need to see a video or read a book but lack time. 

Therapist. Psychologist CBT  

Are you mentally unwell and require non-medical assistance to deal with anxiety and stress? It is very difficult for you to get to a psychologist. But you can get assistance from this AI tool created by AI research, which can guide you to deal with your mental health issues. 

Video generator 

This AI tool created by Shihaho Zhang tends to create videos with the prompts that you provide. Thus, if you want to demonstrate any science experiment or want to demonstrate a phenomenon through visual format it is something viable 

CV Writer 

Want to have a professional CV? You can use this AI tool by Celberg that will help you build a professional CV according to the job role you are trying to fill. This will help you to include all the necessary details which you must include into your CV 

Thus, in a nutshell, we can conclude that it is an era of Artificial intelligence. These are just a glimpse of tools that we can use. There are as many tools available as many as requirements are there. If you want to have your ‘kundli’ AI can make it. It can take care of your mental health, can do your assignments for you, and can make your PPT without any plagiarism thus making a smooth pathway for us to make a productive task.  

 References 

List of GPTs from chat gpt, freepik images ( The blog has not been promoted)

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The farewell event, organized by the college authorities, was a grand affair, reflecting the rich cultural diversity and vibrant spirit of the institution. Present in elegant attire, the outgoing students, along with faculty members, gathered to commemorate their time spent together and to cherish the memories they created during their academic tenure.

The culmination of their academic journey was marked by a mesmerizing farewell gala that not only captured the essence of their time together but also left a lasting impression on everyone present.

The evening was nothing short of spectacular, as students, faculty, and staff came together to celebrate the achievements and memories of the graduating batch of 2024. The college campus was transformed into a hub of festivities, adorned with colorful decorations and an aura of nostalgia that hung in the air.

The highlight of the event was an electrifying dance performance choreographed by the students themselves. With synchronized moves and infectious energy, the dancers captivated the audience and set the stage on fire. From contemporary beats to classic tunes, the performance showcased the diversity and talent of Kamala Nehru College’s student body, earning thunderous applause and standing ovations.

A video shared on Instagram by @exploring_eyes_07 has gone viral. It shows a group of girls from Kamala Nehru College performing a lively dance to Sapna Choudhary’s song “Jale 2” at their farewell event. Their coordinated moves and lively expressions have impressed both live and online audiences.

The video, posted just a week ago, has already gained hundreds of thousands of views and likes, with more coming in. Commenters have flooded the comments section with praise, using heart and fire emojis to show their admiration.

One viewer noted that Haryanvi songs have a special charm, while others praised the girls for setting the stage on fire with their performance. Some viewers highlighted the girls’ talent in both singing and dancing, calling it the best performance they’ve seen. Overall, the response has been overwhelmingly positive.

In a touching gesture, the graduating students were presented with personalized mementos and certificates of achievement, symbolizing their contributions to the college community and marking the beginning of a new chapter in their lives. With the echoes of laughter and music lingering in the air, the graduating batch of Kamla Nehru College stepped out into the world, ready to make their mark and continue the legacy of excellence that their alma mater instilled in them.

As the curtains drew to a close on their academic journey, the graduating students of Kamala Nehru College embraced each other with tearful goodbyes and promises to stay connected. With the echoes of laughter and applause fading into the night, they stepped out into the world, ready to make their mark and carry forward the legacy of excellence that defines their alma mater.

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Another question I come across quite frequently is: “How is a film actually made? How do they take a script, then produce it and then take it to the theatres?” It is a complicated procedure, as you would have guessed.

Here is how a movie is taken into theatres:

Every year, the Hindi film industry or, Bollywood, as we call it, produces more than 800 feature films, but more than half of this lot never hits the theatre. Reason? Because these films fail to secure a distributor. A distributor is the ‘connection’ who’s responsible to take the produced film from the producers to the theatres. The entire process is called distribution.

The game isn’t as easy as it sounds! Once the film is made, the producer usually looks for a suitable distributor.

There are two ways a distributor works – he either takes a revenue share (taking a certain percentage out of every ticket earnings) or buys the theatrical rights of the film from the producer for a definite amount.

The entire country has been demarked into 9 different territories owing to distribution, called ‘circuits’. Sometimes, the producer has to look for a different distributor for every territory. Aahh, big task!

The next thing is to finalise a release date. Many films go wrong here. You might have heard of the famous SRK-Salman war for an festival release – the release date plays a very important role; festivals and holidays fetch a better audience turnout, obviously.

Keeping the film, its content, and its actors in mind, the producer and distributor decide which screens the film should go to: is the film made for a rural audience? In that case, the target is single screens across rural regions. Is the film made for only posh multiplex audience? Films like Dabanng, Rowdy Rathore, etc. have mastered the art to target single screens and multiplexes simultaneously.

The other part of the distribution is to know which screenplays films in what format. Nowadays, with technology playing a good part, most of the screens are equipped with digital projectors, wherein the films are sent through the hard disk (and they are 500GB each!).

Few screens still operate on the ‘reel’ based analog projectors, for which the reel (also called the ‘print’) needs to be developed. The hard disks and the prints are sent to each centre a day before the release.

The distributor arranges for the maximum and best number of shows for each screen. For example, if a film is releasing in 1000 screens, the distributor has to negotiate the rates and shows with 1000 screen owners. All this happens in the week before the release.

Finally, we the audience, reach the theatres overjoyed on the day of release, to watch the film of our favourite actor. We never realize that to take the films to theatres is as big a task as making the film itself, and although not a creative one, but definitely tiresome.

– Written by a Freelance film distributor for DU Times

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Talking about Hindi Cinema, may be London and USA are the top shooting locations for Bollywood movies but for the pure desi tadka and perfect depiction of college life, nothing can gleam the screen better than shooting in the arms of India’s no.1 university.

We bring to you some movies which have been shot in Delhi University. Surely this will add a good amount to the list of things you can flaunt proudly about your University.
Take a look !

1) Fukrey

Initially, the movie was supposed to be shot in SRCC. But, the movie smartly captured Miranda House as a co-educational college. Not just this, the soundtrack of Fukrey was launched in ARSD for the first time And that’s what we call true love for DU.

2) Rockstar

An epic movie directed by Imtiaz Ali, depicts the perfect scenario of a Hindu College boy Janardhan and from the epitome of sophistication, a Stephanite- Heer. Rockstar, a romantic musical drama was shot during the summer break of DU. Be it college canteen or the main entrance, one can easily see the glimpse of these colleges in the movie.

3) Band Bajaa Baraat

How can one miss the song Tarkeebe from this movie? It has shots of Hansraj College’s boys hostel and its classrooms. Maneesh Sharma, director of the movie, truly did justice to the life of DUites by playing around the campus.

4) Do Dooni Chaar

From its annual fest to corridors to classrooms, Kirori Mal College did a fabulous cameo in this movie. No one can forget the fest scene of Rishi Kapoor’s daughter in the movie which was shot in Kirori Mal College.

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5) Dev D

Directed by Anurag Kashyap, the badass of Bollywood who amazingly used the ultimate location of Hansraj College and the campus around it in the movie.

 6) Dil Dosti etc..

Shaping up the true students’ politics in Delhi University, Dil Dosti etc..depicts the perfect urge for power and authority. From presidency of college to simplicity to dedication to friendship, it has all the colors of a student life. The movie was entirely picturized in Hindu College and North Campus.

 7) Akaash Vani

This romantic hosteller-in-love story was shot in St. Stephens. Both the main leads Kartik Tiwari and Nushrat Bharucha leave no stone unturned to gleam the screen with their romance. From hostel to college library, love was shown everywhere.

 8)Special 26

Has anyone noticed the long corridor of CBI Headquarter in this movie? If not, then ladies and gentlemen that long way was actually the famous heritage hall of Miranda House which was transformed as CBI Headquarters. The college has appeared in silver screen in many other Bollywood movies as well.

9) Sahi Bande Galat Dhande

Pravin Dabbas and Udit Khurana, who did their debut as directors in this movie, are famous alumna of Hansraj College. Some of the scenes in the movie were shot there and the campus around it. Also the team organised a special screening in Hansraj College for the movie.

 And one from around the globe……
10) The Reluctant Fundamentalist

This movie was adopted from an unpublished novel ‘The Reluctant Fundamentalist’ and directed by Mira Nair. She perfectly recreated the scenes of Lahore around the Zoology Department of Miranda House.

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1. ‘Mahadabbang’ – Captain America.

Reallllyyyy?

2. ‘Raftaar ka Junoon’ – Fast and Furious.

Sigh.

3. ‘Museum Ke Andar Phas Gaya Sikandar’ – Night at the Museum.

How hard is Museum Me Raat? 

4. ‘Pralay Ki Shuruaat’ – 2012.

Why can’t 2012 be just 2012 in Hindi?!

5. ‘Mr. And Mrs. Sharma’ – Mr. and Mrs. Smith.

Okay, really? Smith = Sharma?

6. ‘Samundar Ke Lootere: Kaale Moti Ka Shaap’ – Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl.

Wait, wasn’t Black Pearl the ship?

7. ‘Sherni No. 1′ – Sequel of Lara Croft: Tomb Raider.

More like a Bhojpuri title.

8. ‘Mahashaktimaan’ – The Matrix.

Okay why do they do this to us?
WHY?

9. ‘Mayajaal’ – The Matrix Reloaded.

Better than Mahashaktimaan.
But still so sad.

10. ‘Mahasangraam’ – The Matrix Revolutions

Can I have some water, please?

11. ‘Anjaan Vinashak’ – Aliens.

LOL.

12. ‘Vaanar Raaj’ – Planet of the Apes.

Not so bad.
Relatively.

13. ‘Kaun Banega Crorepati… Bhoot Bangle Ke Andar?!’ – House on the Haunted Hill.

OMFG I WANNA CRY.

14. ‘Dil Fenk Haseena’ – Heartbreakers.

There, there.

15. ‘Ek Bandar Hotel Ke Andar’ – Dunston Checks In.

Ugh.

16. ‘Mahakaal’ – Ghost Rider.

Oooh I am so scared.

17. ‘Khooni Darinde’ – Underworld.

So scared.
Of these people who get to make titles.

18. ‘Karo Ya Maro’ – Dead or Alive.

Sensible.
Relatively.

19. ‘Zindaa Hoon Main’ – I Am Legend.

Umm, okay.
-_-

20. ‘Maut Ka Chumma’ – Kiss of the Dragon.

Okay wow.

21. ‘Dhoom hi Dhoom’ – Taxi.

WHY NOT JUST TAXI?
WHYYT NOTT?!!

22. ‘Kho Gaya Nemo… Aapne Dekha Kya?’ – Finding Nemo.

Nahi.
Aap jaisi title wali film ko kisne dekha, by the way?

23. ‘Angaarey Baney Sholay’ – Avengers.

Aw poor Marvel.

24. ‘Ek baby, teen badmaash’ – Baby’s Day Out.

Sigh.

25. ‘Hum Hai Lajawaab’ – The Incredibles.

Jee nahi.

26. ‘Football Shootball Haay Rabba’ – Bend It Like Beckham.

WHAT. IS. WRONG. WITH. THESE. PEOPLE.
No, seriously, what?

27. ‘Murder Ka Nashaa’ – Basic Instinct.

Huh?

28. ‘Jasoos Bandar’ – Spymate.

Kill me now.

29. ‘Faulaadi Rakshak’ – Iron Man 3.

NOOOOOOOOOO. Grr.

30. ‘Sapno Ka Mayajaal: Chakravyuh’ – Inception.

K dude.

31. ‘Khatarnaak Mission’ – Tears of the Sun.

Nonsense.

32. ‘Maha-aakraman’ – Black Hawk Down.

We just love the word maha don’t we.
Admit it.

33. ‘Disco Deewane’ – Saturday Night Fever.

No.

34. ‘Ek Kaatil’ – Blitz.

Why am I still alive?

35. ‘Kanoon Ke Rakhwaale’ – The Green Hornet.

God save the law.

36. ‘Mahabali Hulk’ – Incredible Hulk.

Maha. Again.

37. ‘Bunty, Bablu aur Jacky’ – Rob-B-Hood.

Agra kyun nahi chale jaate?

38. ‘Mastaan Ka Sona’ – Mackena’s Gold.

Mackena = Mastaan. Yep.

39. ‘Prithvi Ke Rakshak, Antriksh Ke Bhakshak’ – Men In Black 3.

SOOOO COOOOOL!!!
Not.

40. ‘Maut Ka Bulava’ – Resident Evil.

God.

41. ‘Sabse Bada Shikaari’ – Welcome To The Jungle.

What a jungle!

42. ‘Bindaas Bavarchi’ – Ratatouille.

Okayyyyyyyy.

43. ‘Inaam 10 Crore’ – S.W.A.T.

We can imagine their dumb faces when they tried to translate the full form of SWAT in Hindi.
Too difficult?
Let’s change the title.
Inaam 10 Crore. Yep.

44. ‘Saajish’ – Vantage Point.

Hmmm.

45. ‘Khatron ka Khiladi’ – Django Unchained.

Bhai, kyun karte ho aisa?

46. ‘Aage Maut Piche Maut’ – Looper.

Awww, sooo sad.
Die.

47. ‘Vinashak Shastra’ – Stealth.

Bleh.

48. ‘Maar Diya Jaye Ya Badal Diya Jaye?’ – The Replacement Killers.

Humko chhod do bhai.

49. ‘Myau Myau Aur Bhow Bhow’ – Cats and Dogs: Revenge of Kitty Galore.

WAIT WHATTT…!
WHYYYYY?

50. ‘Mission Osama Bin Laden’ – Zero Dark Thirty.

Sigh.

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