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Life in an IIT | When campus becomes home: spending Diwali at IIT Hyderabad

Life in an IIT | When campus becomes home: spending Diwali at IIT Hyderabad

In her first Diwali at IIT Hyderabad, the author slept through much of it. Upon waking and finding her friends already engaged in Diwali preparations, she realized the experience would differ from her home celebrations. Now serving as coordinator of the institute's Diwali events as part of EBSB (Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat), the author oversees a diverse range of festivities across two evenings, drawing students from all corners of the country.

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