International Talkies

My experience for this semester was quite different from what I expected. In a good way of course. I didn't know anything about how Christ University functioned, and yes I knew we would be busy but I also assumed that we would have enough time , like our other colleges to spend on other social things. But this was one thing that kept me so happy , that throughout this semester , we were kept on our toes and did not have time to even think. Which was good because it made us realize the meaning of time management and how to balance out things. Its not that I did not have fun, and yes there were times as to why there's so much work. But at the end, it was all worth it.I know how much this is going to help us in future and it was such an experience .I honestly can't wait for what's more in store for the next three semesters.

We are back again with another issue of Beyond the Borders. In this edition we take you through articles on promoting creativity in classroom, The liberal order in the 2016 scenario, internship experience by two of our students. Their experiences will open up to making our readers understand the different avenues and opportunities that exist in the field of International Relations and we will also try to understand the impact of globalisation on an enormous organisation like the Indian Railways and how it has grown to become competitive and technically advanced. Wishing  you a happy and enriching reading

Day 2 of the National Conference started on a more enthusiastic note post breakfast. The first session of the day was on the topic Transnational Organised Crime and Terrorism chaired by Cdr. Ashok Kumar comprising of panelists – Dr. Pushpita Das, Mr. Ndayishimiye Floribert, Neha Shetty and Andrea Melisa from Second Year International Studies, Dr. Koiremba Singh and Dr. Anshuman Behera. The discussant for the session was Dr. Anurag Tripathi. The panelists spoke on a wide range of topics ranging from Drug Trafficking to Fake Currencies and the threat of Terrorism all of which were very insightful and thought provoking. Post Tea, the final Panel Discussion on the topic of Responding to threats chaired by Dr. Partha Ghosh was initiated which comprised of panelists – Dr. Saleem Ali and Dr. Suba Chandran with Dr. Joshy. M. Paul as the discussant. The first panelist for the session Dr. Saleem Ali before starting his talk appreciated the theme of the conference and also suggested to consi

The two days of a fruitful, engaging and enriching debate on National Conference on Emerging trends in Non – Traditional Security in collaboration with Jammu Central University commenced today at the Kuriakose Auditorium. The chief guest for the day was Prof. Mallika Joseph. D.R. Karthikeyan, Former Director General of CBI and Former Director General of Human Rights Commission was the keynote speaker. The function was graced by Mr. Pankaj Madan from Konrad Adenauer Stiftung. The function began with an inaugural dance by the first year students of International Studies which was followed by an invocation song. The welcome address was delivered by Mr. Venugopal. B. Menon and an introduction to the keynote speaker was given by Dr. Madhumati Deshpande.  Dr. Anil Joseph Pinto, registrar delivered the inaugural address where he stressed on the need to analyze and research policies and the events happening. Mr. D.R. Karthikeyan, spoke in brief about the emerging challenges in Non- Traditi