05 September, 2011
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Masquerade Theme Party @ SBS......!!!!!!!

For the 120 odd first year students that begin a new phase of their academic lives at SBS, Ahmedabad Saturday night was a watershed event. They danced, they grooved and they sung to the tunes of DJ Taral. They relived the excitement and pressures of the first few weeks. Most importantly they consummated a relationship with a place that they will never forget.

Seniors looked on with pride and a hint of reminiscence, remembering similar moments not too far ago. , Soumil Mehta, a senior said “I can’t believe it’s been one year already since we were in the same place as these guys! They seem to be an awesome bunch and sure know how to have fun. Moumita Dey, another senior added “It was a joy to see the seniors and juniors have so much fun together and SBS is impeccable as always. I think the traditions and legacy of SBS Culture has been passed into good hands.


The freshmen however were oblivious to such emotion; they were busy setting the dance floor on fire. D.J. Taral unflinchingly concentrated on his music and churned out one hit number after another to keep the party going till the wee hours of dawn.


Tired legs and weary eyes making their way back to their rooms in the early hours of morning marked the end of the academic year’s first party. While both work and play awaits the residents of SBS , the party heralded an exciting year ahead. It marks their transition from new, uninitiated freshmen to rightful members of a tradition that they will cherish and preserve.
26 August, 2011
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FRESHERMEN’S FIZZZ’....2011

Apart from courses, what is it that makes a college cool?

We know, that most of you must be knowing the answer. Well…. here it is…
For most first year students, the first glitzy impression of their college is on the night of the fresher’s party.

We are planning for a Fresher’s Party for all the students who have just joined SBS and SCS in 2011. Of course, Fresher’s Party is not complete without the seniors. Actually, they are the ones who plan, organize and execute the party.

So, be prepared to rock the evening with your presence for ‘FRESHERMEN’S FIZZZ’

The Big Night is on 3rd of September, 2011. The function will start at 7:30 p.m. onwards and ends …..
25 August, 2011
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15th August – Independence Day Celebration – 2011

Independence Day is a day when we remember that significant impact on Indian history which had given a shape to our present progress, so far. It is not only a day to remember our country’s past but also a day when the spirit of shaking and breaking the chains of slavery, bondage and anything we cling to are invoked and awakened.


The program starts with the hoisting of flag by Ved Prakash Chiripal Ji followed by the song “Jhanda Uncha Rahe Hamara” & National Anthem.

More colors were added by the students of Shanti Asiatic School when they have performed on the popular dance numbers like “Rang de Basanti” and “Unche Himalaya Se”. The spirit of freedom and universal brotherhood soars high with another musical performance sang by the students - “Hum Sab Bharatiye Hai”.

Few speeches by the students of SAS [Prerna Chauhan] and SCS [Pranav Karnavat] were revolving around the meaning and essence of freedom. How the freedom has been misinterpreted by the common people and what can be done to improve the conditions in our country.

After that few insights were shared by the Shri Brij Mohan Ji , and the director of SBS Prof. Bala Bhaskaran. They spoke about the significance of freedom for an individual and masses and how freedom is closely interconnected with the responsibility.

The program ends with the distribution of sweets.
18 July, 2011
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More Red Gold for blood banks



Blood banks have once again received a shot in the arm, all thanks to the 14 Chiripal blood donation camps held on the 14th and 15th of July. The Chiripals were highly appreciative that in a span of two days, more than 1000people voluntarily donated blood at 16centres, and each donor received a certificate gift as a token of this appreciation.Right from the unskilled mill worker up to the college professors, everyone from the Chiripal group came forward to donate blood.


“Priceless because it is life saving, blood should more appropriately be called Red Gold,” said VedPrakashJi, who took the initiative to donate blood, encouraging and motivating others to follow suit.