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Participation Tiers

Kalpana has opened doors to interested volunteers who would like to suggest, manage and host sessions at Kalpana. But you need to prove you are worthy. The following are the participation tiers at Kalpana- 1. Member Eligibility: Regular Attendance in our events. Privileges:  Prior Knowledge of activities to be conducted in an event. First hand review of all events. Eligibility to hold Discussions in a session with approval. Responsibilities: Invite at least 5 to 10 guests in every event. 2. Contributor Eligibility: Winning a talent hunt. Privileges:  Ideating and Managing event requirements Hosting 'Seekho' sessions. Certificate of being an active contributor at Kalpana Responsibilities: Active participation in all kind of events. Taking initiatives to promote our motto. 3. Organiser- Kalpanakaar Eligibility: Active Contribution and qualifying an interview Privileges:  Represent Kalpana individually. Organise and Manage all kind of events Certificate of organiser at Kalpa...
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Session 3: May 29, 2021

Hey reader, The third edition of Kalpana was organised on May 29, 2021, Saturday on Microsoft Teams. Participants introduced themselves alongwith a word they often use. And it was discovered that the pandemic had fostered our habit of procrastination, as most of us tend to put off work. But it's all 'Ok' unless we complete it in time later.  The introduction was followed by a game of lies, namely 'Catch a Lie' wherein we first played a quiz online comprising of astonishing facts, that were hard to believe. Later the game was applied to ourselves, where we tried to catch lies about each other- 'Whether Divyansh was used to pampering his hair?' and 'Whether Moksh helped manage the kitchen yesterday?'  We however couldn't complete our game of pictionary after this. A remedial session was organised at 7:00 PM in the evening to compensate the loss wherein the game was completed. We deeply regret the inconvenience caused due to network problems during ...
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How to join

  Follow the instructions to create an account on Microsoft Teams Android app and hence join the meeting via the link provided. Laptop/Windows users can join directly through the link. They do not need to create an account. For regular updates regarding the event join us at whatsapp or telegram group- Kalpana@telegram Kalpana@whatsapp We would readily address all queries in the comments. Let your thoughts flow unhurdled. Stay happy and healthy.  Team Kalpana.
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Session 2: May 15th 2021, Saturday

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 Hey reader, We organized the second edition of 'Kalpana' on 15th May, 2021 on Microsoft Teams. Participants were notified in advance regarding the mechanism of joining the session.  We hosted another set of mind tickling games namely Mozaic Master and Almost the article. Mozaic master was about identifying the object through a Mozaic image of it. Participants enjoyed figuring out articles from a mix of images of food, furniture, animals, sceneries. In 'Almost the article', the audience was required to suggest innovative ways to perform ordinary tasks like peeling cucumbers, storing water, cutting an apple, killing a mosquito etc. We recieved superbly creative ideas from our amazing audience who suggested we could store water in our mouth, or as ice cubes or by wetting a cloth. Themost sensible tool to use to cut an apple was concluded to be our own 'teeth'. Here are some Mozaic images that we used- We regret we could not play scattergories as decided due to unf...
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Session 1- May 3rd, 2021

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 Hey readers, The first session of Kalpana was conducted on May 3rd, 2021, Monday on Google Meet. We were first introduced to our audience, who described themselves alongwith some amusing facts about elephant's ivory teeth, the lockdown knowledge of Mahabharat and Ramayana, the kind nature of plants and the ever-growing ears and nose of ours, that we assumed to grow eternally due to our lies and apologies. Further, the session included a riddle bingo, followed by a rapid fire question answer session, both of which were duly loved and enjoyed by the participants. The Bingo game, especially garnered praise, for it was unique, interesting and entertaining. The rapid fire included crazy questions like "Which fruit would you like to be?" and "How many chickens it would take to kill an elephant?" These were peppily answered by the audience and justified by their fascinating experiences. The session, hence, terminated with the idea, '100 chickens may kill an elepha...
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