The Stephanian Network

As you step through the digital archways of this distinguished portal, may you be enveloped by the venerable ethos and exalted spirit that has long graced the halls of St. Stephen's College. Established in the year 1881, this esteemed institution has not merely survived but thrived, enduring as a beacon of intellectual supremacy, academic excellence, and moral fortitude.

Our hallowed corridors have been trod upon by revolutionaries, luminaries, and visionaries. We have been the cradle of movements, the crucible of intellect, and the sanctuary of change. This alumni platform is not merely a virtual gathering space but a consecrated extension of the ideals we have all imbibed.

From the confines of Sheesh Mahal to our current seat of knowledge, every brick, every pillar, every arch bears testament to a legacy of unparalleled heritage. As members of this illustrious continuum, we invite you to reconnect, engage, and contribute.

Together, let us write the next glorious chapter in the annals of St. Stephen's College.

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Bong in Delhi
Bong in Delhi

Navigating the quirks of Delhi as a "Bong," Soumya found himself bouncing between cultural admiration and stereotype overload. From being deemed a soccer expert to receiving dosas as a supposed "Madrassi," he's got hilarious tales of identity mix-ups that are too relatable to miss!

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My First Dance
My First Dance

From Bengali Bhadralok to Dance Floor Dynamo: Soumya’s Quirky Journey of Musical Liberation" - Soumya takes us on an amusing cultural journey from the restrictive Bhadralok ethos of Kolkata, where dancing was almost taboo, to the liberating dance floors of Mumbai and Delhi. From awkward socials in college, paralyzed by the fear of approaching "auntie-like" older women, to finally breaking free in a swirl of strobes and sweat, he embraces dance in its many forms—despite a noticeable lack of skill.

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Growing up
Growing up

From a Freshman to a Yuppie: A Hilarious Journey Through College Rituals to Corporate Ladders" - Soumya shares his uproarious journey of growing up, starting from the nerve-wracking rites of passage in college where he was a 'fresher' to finally graduating into 'yuppiedom' in the corporate world. With a dash of academic lingo and a sprinkle of cheeky college traditions, Soumya reminds us that growing up is a never-ending process, where one goes from being an 'IAS-making machine' to learning corporate jargon. If you've ever felt lost between the red-brick columns of an institution or puzzled by corporate strategies, this story is your map to navigate the labyrinth of life's transitions.

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