ABOUT TEAM
AANCHAL SIKARWAR
GENERAL SECRETARY
Aanchal is a final-year undergraduate in electronics and communication engineering. She is a true connoisseur of literature, with her world humming with melodies and metaphors alike. With a carousel of creativity spinning to the rhythm of her favorite pop anthems, she always finds a muse in the tapestry of cinema. Handling duties with unwavering resolve and a flair for the spectacular, she has been the steady pulse of the Literary and Debating Society. Whether it's the intense spontaneity of JAM, the captivating spectacle of a Mock Parliament, or the thrill of debate, she infuses each stage with a unique blend of vision and vigor. As General Secretary, she constantly shapes the society into a space where voices rise, ideas spark, and creativity knows no bounds.
PRANJAL MISHRA
JOINT SECRETARY
Pranjal is a final-year undergraduate student of Production and Industrial Engineering. His presence lights up any stage he steps onto. Pranjal's creative flair, when paired with his quick wit and presence of mind, often catches everyone off guard. With an instinctive ease in both English and Hindi, Pranjal blends the richness of dual literary traditions into his expression. As Joint Secretary, he shapes the society with a voice that is as versatile as it is commanding.
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ARIN CHOUDHARY
CONVENOR
Arin is a final-year undergraduate student of Computer Science and Engineering. He has an excellent spoken English and a masterful command of words. Whether it’s leading a JAM session or enacting a scene, he brings unmatched energy and precision to every performance, captivating audiences with his natural flair. Driven by dedication, Arin pours his days and nights into organizing and perfecting every detail, ensuring that each event comes together seamlessly.
NEHA SINGH
JOINT SECRETARY
Neha is a final-year undergraduate in electronics and communication engineering. Her profound love for literature is no secret and helps her craft potpourris that forever linger in our hearts. Having mastered the art of blending words like ingredients in timeless potions of poetry and prose, Neha creates pieces worth spending days on. Her calm and creative mind makes her handle every responsibility with the precision of Hermione in a library.
RITISHA RANJAN
BLOG HEAD
Ritisha is a final-year undergraduate student of Electrical Engineering. She has a mind where fiction dances with philosophy and ideas are never at rest. She weaves new worlds with her words and crafts narratives that are as thoughtful as they are imaginative. Equally passionate about the art of debate, she seeks not just to speak, but to refine, challenge, and perfect every argument. As Blog Head, Ritisha brings a thoughtful voice, making space for stories that resonate and reflections that endure.
ASMI SRIVASTAVA
TREASURER
Asmi is a pre-final-year undergraduate of electrical engineering. With her heart beating to verse and narrative, her eyes capture beauty in every form of literature. With an unbound love for words - be it the quiet charm of poetry, the layered storytelling of cinema, or the timeless pull of books - her understanding runs deep in all. Meticulous in every detail and lyrical in thought, Asmi brings a rare harmony of intellect and intuition with her. Her numbers never falter, and her facts stand firm, and she shapes each decision with the same care she gives to a carefully chosen phrase.
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Welcome to the Literary and Debating Society, where the power of words and ideas come alive. Join us for engaging debates, thought-provoking discussions, and a celebration of literature. Our society provides a platform for intellectual growth, critical thinking, and fostering a love for literature. Connect with fellow enthusiasts, sharpen your debating skills, and immerse yourself in a vibrant community of literary minds. Whether you're a seasoned debater or a passionate reader, come and be part of our society's enriching journey. Expand your horizons, express your voice, and embrace the art of words with the LDS Literary and Debating Society
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