What if the secret to real progress isn't sudden motivation, but quiet consistency?

In this episode of Campus Conversations, Sharanya and Nischal break down one of the most powerful ideas from Atomic Habits by James Clear — that tiny habits, repeated daily, create extraordinary results. With honest student struggles, humorous moments, and relatable stories, they explore why motivation fades but systems last.

From the 1% improvement rule and identity-based habits to the habit loop, the 2-minute rule, and environment design, this episode shows how small, practical changes can transform your academics, productivity, and mindset — without burnout or perfection pressure.

Whether you're procrastinating on studies, struggling to stay disciplined, or waiting for the "right motivation," this conversation reminds you that progress begins with showing up — even for just two minutes.

✨ No hype.
✨ No overnight success.
✨ Just consistency, clarity, and tiny wins that compound over time.

Tune in and discover why consistency is the real flex — and how one small habit can change everything.

In this inspiring episode of Campus Conversations, hosts Hudha and Sharon, second-year Computer Science and Engineering students from GCET, explore the fascinating world of Smart Cities — places where cutting-edge technology and human values come together to create better lives for everyone.

Join them as they break down what truly makes a city "smart" — from intelligent traffic systems and real-time healthcare dashboards to digital learning networks, green innovation, and citizen-driven governance. With real examples from Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Pune, Ahmedabad, and beyond, the episode reveals how data, empathy, and innovation shape cleaner, safer, and more inclusive communities.

Through expert insights, relatable stories, and a heartwarming example of a city responding to its people, Hudha and Sharon show how the future of urban development is not just high-tech — it's human-centred. They remind us that smart cities are built not by machines, but by citizens, innovators, and students who think creatively and care deeply.

Whether you're a tech enthusiast, an urban studies student, or simply curious about the future of cities, this episode will inspire you to imagine — and maybe even build — a smarter, greener, and more compassionate world.

Tune in to discover how technology and humanity can shape the cities of tomorrow.

In this powerful episode of Campus Conversations, host Madishetty Nikhil introduces us to the extraordinary life of Sudha Murthy — engineer, educator, author, philanthropist, and one of the most respected changemakers in India.

Nikhil sets the tone with a moving real-life story — a reminder of how Sudha Murthy's work through the Infosys Foundation has restored dignity, access, and hope to thousands across India.

From there, our speakers, Laya Prada and Vasuki, take the conversation forward with depth, curiosity, and admiration. Together, they unpack the milestones, mindset, and meaning behind Sudha Murthy's journey.

In this episode, you'll hear about:

· How she became the first woman engineer at Tata Motors through courage and conviction

· Her transition from engineering to philanthropy, storytelling, and nation building

· The values she championed: humility, equality, empathy, and purposeful learning

Through real-life connections, reflections as engineering students, and Sudha Murthy's timeless wisdom, Laya and Vasuki remind us that brilliance is never just about achievement — it's about responsibility.

What if the perfect moment to start wasn't later — but now?

In this powerful episode of Campus Conversations, titled Bold Moves & Big Dreams: The Power of Starting Now, hosts Nimeesha and Anushka take you through the remarkable journey of Falguni Nayar, the woman who built Nykaa at age 50, proving that passion has no deadline and reinvention has no age limit.

Together, they explore:

✨ How timing and observation shaped Nykaa's success
✨ How turning passion into purpose can transform careers
✨ What this story means for students navigating choices, careers, and dreams

With relatable examples from campus life, real student experiences, powerful quotes, and thoughtful storytelling, this episode reminds every listener that:

You don't have to have everything figured out — you just have to start.

Whether you're exploring career paths, building a project, switching interests, or simply wanting motivation to begin — this episode is your invitation to take the next step.

🎧 Sit back, tune in, and let this conversation awaken the part of you that's ready to build boldly, dream fearlessly, and start — exactly where you are.

What if the plastic waste we throw away every day — bottles, wrappers, bags — could actually help us build something better?

In this inspiring episode of Campus Conversations by the Literary Club of Geethanjali College of Engineering and Technology, we explore the extraordinary story of Padma Shri Dr. Rajagopalan Vasudevan, the "Plastic Man of India," who turned one of our biggest environmental threats into a groundbreaking solution: plastic roads.

Hosted by Manikanta, with an engaging narrative by Sumaia and Keerthi Hasini, this episode takes you through:

• How plastic waste is transformed into durable, eco-friendly roads
• Why cities like Hyderabad could benefit massively from this innovation
• The national impact — over 1 lakh kilometres of roads built using this technique
• Real stories of Indian innovators like Byju Raveendran and Falguni Nayar
• How simple ideas can become powerful solutions when driven by purpose

This isn't just an episode about science or engineering—
It's about looking at the world differently, asking better questions, and believing that innovation can start anywhere… even with a discarded chips packet.

Join us as we uncover how an idea born in a small laboratory in Madurai is now paving the future of India's roads — and maybe inspiring the next big idea inside you.

Tune in, get inspired, and discover the power of turning problems into possibilities.

In this episode of Campus Conversations, hosts Phani Poojitha and Asma dive into a struggle many students feel but rarely acknowledge—social anxiety. From shaky hands during presentations to that sudden mind-blank when you try to speak, they open up about what it's really like when your voice feels locked inside—and how to gently unlock it again.

Through honest stories and relatable college moments, they show that confidence isn't about being fearless; it's about showing up even when you're scared. You'll learn how to start small, prepare with intention, breathe through the panic, rely on your circle, and slowly grow into your voice—one brave moment at a time.

If you've ever held back in class, avoided discussions, or wished you'd spoken up, this conversation is for you.

• Social anxiety is real—but not permanent
• Your voice is powerful even when it shakes
• Confidence grows with practice and community

Tune in, breathe, and step into your voice.

In this lively episode of Campus Conversations, host Laya Prada teams up with Lavanya and Sujith to explore the rebellious, creative, slightly chaotic world of the early hacker culture — inspired by Steven Levy's iconic book Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution.

From Wozniak's playful tech experiments to Stallman's loud open-source ideals, this episode explores how curiosity and a little chaos shaped modern computing — and how the same spirit lives in every B.Tech. student juggling crash loops, hackathons, and AI models that only work at 2 AM.

This episode is a reminder that innovation isn't born in perfect labs — it grows in hostel rooms, hackathons, lab benches, and canteens with terrible Wi-Fi. It's messy. It's tiring. It's exciting. And sometimes… it's hilarious.

Hack, fail, laugh, learn, create — and maybe get some sleep afterward.
Tune in and embrace the hacker spirit that's still alive in all of us.

In this inspiring episode of Campus Conversations by the Literary Club of Gitanjali College of Engineering and Technology, host Pragya sits down with Mr. Suresh Kochattil, a dynamic professional whose journey spans hospitality, media, and healthcare.

From editing college magazines to leading teams at The Times of India and Apollo Hospitals, Mr. Suresh's story is all about embracing change, following your curiosity, and turning passion into purpose. Mr. Suresh shares how passion, perseverance, and continuous learning shaped his path. He offers invaluable lessons on handling failure, staying motivated, and following one's true calling.

Tune in to discover how every twist in the road can become a step toward greatness — and why lifelong learning is the real secret to success.

Stay curious, stay kind, and keep the fire burning!