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This blog is a part of an Hackathon activity by Cyber Club Digital India Cell, MKBU. Your Password Policy Is Broken: 5 Truths from Cybersecurity's Front Lines Introduction: The Modern Password Paradox Sticky notes on monitors. Admin passwords scribbled on paper. Reused logins across work and personal accounts. This is the modern password paradox: as official security policies get stricter, our actual password habits often get worse. The frustration of remembering an ever-growing list of complex credentials leads to insecure shortcuts, leaving the digital front door wide open for attackers. But here's the uncomfortable truth: this advice, born from a dial-up era of cybersecurity, is now dangerously counterproductive. It’s not just failing to protect us; in many cases, it’s actively making us less secure by encouraging predictable patterns and risky behaviors. This article cuts through the outdated folklore to reveal five critical truths that tell an escalating story about digi...

 This blog task is given by Dilip Barad Sir,  Flipped learning is useful for students because it shifts basic content learning—such as lectures or explanations—to before class through videos, readings, or digital resources, allowing classroom time to be used more effectively. Instead of passively listening, students actively engage in discussions, problem-solving, group work, and application-based activities during class. In this blog we have to do 7 different activities.  Teacher's Blog Activity-1: Video summaries: Video 1 Summary: The lecture presents a comprehensive overview of Julian Barnes’s The Only Story, focusing on its narrative structure, characters, themes, and timeline. The novel, published in 2018, is described as a memory novel narrated by Paul Roberts at the age of about seventy, reflecting on his life-defining love affair. Barnes’s characteristic non-linear narrative style is emphasized, with frequent shifts in time, extensive use of flashbacks, and moveme...

 This task is given by Dilip Barad Sir,  Translation has always been more than the transfer of words from one language to another—it is an act of interpretation, imagination, and cultural dialogue. In this blog, I reflect on a Translation Studies activity that involved using AI tools to translate poems into different languages. Poem 1  Mujh se pehli si mohabbat mirii by Faiz Ahmed  مجھ سے پہلی سی محبت مری محبوب نہ مانگ  مجھ سے پہلی سی محبت مری محبوب نہ مانگ میں نے سمجھا تھا کہ تو ہے تو درخشاں ہے حیات تیرا غم ہے تو غم دہر کا جھگڑا کیا ہے تیری صورت سے ہے عالم میں بہاروں کو ثبات تیری آنکھوں کے سوا دنیا میں رکھا کیا ہے تو جو مل جائے تو تقدیر نگوں ہو جائے یوں نہ تھا میں نے فقط چاہا تھا یوں ہو جائے اور بھی دکھ ہیں زمانے میں محبت کے سوا راحتیں اور بھی ہیں وصل کی راحت کے سوا ان گنت صدیوں کے تاریک بہیمانہ طلسم ریشم و اطلس و کمخاب میں بنوائے ہوئے جا بہ جا بکتے ہوئے کوچہ و بازار میں جسم خاک میں لتھڑے ہوئے خون میں نہلائے ہوئے جسم نکلے ہوئے امراض کے تنوروں سے پیپ بہتی ہوئی گ...

 This blog task is given by Dilip Barad Sir, Exploring Science Beyond Textbooks: Our Visit to the Regional Science Centre, Bhavnagar Learning does not always happen inside classrooms. Sometimes, it unfolds through observation, interaction, and curiosity. Our visit to the Regional Science Centre, Bhavnagar was one such experience where science stepped out of books and became visible, touchable, and exciting. The Centre is thoughtfully designed with five major galleries, each focusing on a different branch of science. Together, they offered us a holistic understanding of how science influences life, nature, and technology. There are five galleries in this center :  1Marine Aquatic gallery 2 Automobile gallery 3 Noble prize gallery 4 Electro Mechanics 5 Bioscience gallery                                                             ...