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A really interesting question. I appreciate you for this. I will try to answer to the best of my capabilities. I am including only the clubs and departments mentioned in the SU (students union) constitution. These are purely personal views and I do not believe it to be the only correct answer.DOSM( Department of Sponsorship and marketing)- United States of America (Domineering, Self-centred , I-am-the-important-one-here type)DePP( Department of Publicity and Public Affairs) - China (Huge Population)DOSH( Department of Security and Hospitality)- Canada ( Huge area of control, but generally not so famous as his neighbour DOSM)DOTA (Department of Technical Arts) - Japan ( Supposedly techno-geeks)DoVE( Department of Visual Effects)- UAE ( Shows a luxurious life )Department of Arts and Decoration- Switzerland (Appreciated by everyone, only after seeing it's creation)DoPY( Department of Photography)- Saudi Arabia ( Has resources which everyone wants, especially in demand during Batchsnaps and fests :P)LSD ( Department of Lights and Sounds) - Great Britain (Has an influence everywhere)DoPE (Department of Professional events)- India ( Fast growing, Everyone wants to be friends with)Department of Controlz, Firewallz,Informalz - North Korea ( Stays within itself)Dance Club- France ( Supposed Centre of Romance)Dramatics club- Greece ( Fascinates many people)Designer Anonymous- Egypt ( Famous for designs)ELAS (English Languages and Activities Society)- Russia ( USSR) ( Has its own fest Verba Maximus)Journal Club- Ukraine ( Broken from USSR , still under influence of Russia)Hindi Tarang- Nepal ( Has its unique identity , trying to preserve its culture and growing fast)Movie Club- Spain (Very well known during fests)Music Club- Iran ( Had a glorious past ( To know more Vyom Joshi and Julius), still has the potential)Photog Club- Kuwait ( Again has resources similar to DoPY and same demands during Batchsnaps and fests)Quiz Club- Vatican City (Exists)Shades Club- Norway ( Appreciated for natural beauty)VFx Club- Qatar (shows Same luxuries like DoVE)SaFL (Sanskrit and Foreign languages)- South Africa ( Multiple interests and variety of people)Hope I didn't miss any club. Edits are welcome :))

I work primarily with charcoal and microtip black pen. These are few of my favourite sketches:1. The Merchant of DeathInspired from the awesome game series - Darksiders.2. Game of Thrones and Sherlock - charactersI am a huge fan of both Sherlock and Game of Thrones, and I have sketched many characters from these two shows. I am sharing only my best sketches of the characters I have sketched until now here.Peter Dinklage as Tyrion LannisterSean Bean as Eddard StarkMartin Freeman as John WatsonOther character sketches can be found at:Vivek Kannan | FacebookVivek Kannan | Facebook3. Afghan Pathan, PEN SKETCHThe following sketch was directly drawn with black pen.4. The Blue Pegasus, Acryls on CanvasThis is by far my most favourite artwork. Though it wasn't only me behind this wonderful painting. It was a collective effort of the members of Department of Arts&Deco of BITS Pilani Hyderabad Campus, and it was displayed during the national annual cultural fest of the campus Pearl (BITS Pilani, Hyderabad Campus).

First let’s understand this dance tradition, an art form which has been nurtured for more than a millennium. One which occupies almost all the sculptures of the South Indian Temples. One which is considered the mother of all Indian classical dances, The Bharatanatyam.The dance has traditionally been a form of an interpretive narration of mythical legends usually from the ancient vedic scriptures. With body language, postures, musical notes, the tones of the vocalist, aesthetics combined with spectacular footwork and a sophisticated vocabulary of sign language based on gestures of hands(the Mudras), eyes, and face muscles(the Navarasa) the artist gives life to the underlying narrative(the Abhinaya). The art is elegant, sophisticated and it takes years of training to master.If time permits watch this elegant performance.Now the context has been set lets jump into the answer.On March 2017, Aishwarya R Dhanush, daughter of actor Super Star Rajinikanth and UN ambassador for gender equality in India, performed Bharatanatyam at the UN on the occasion of International Women’s Day representing India. Let me repeat it, at the United Nations representing India. It created a lot of hype among the media as she was the first ever person to perform Bharatanatyam at the UN headquarters.Even if the time does not permit watch her performance:(This was the only video I could find on actual performance so ignore the thumbnail)The performance was very bad, even famous dancers like Anita Ratnam, in fact, called her performance the ‘pathetic state of Bharatanatyam at the UN’. There was no footwork, no Mudras, not even one from the Navarasa. She was just jumping on the floor by wavering her handsPost the performance the internet was flooded with trolls and memes, the whole world was laughing. It was a national shame to India. A big humiliation and a direct insult to this prestigious art and to the artists not only in India but all around the globe.India could have recognized any of the renowned artists to perform at this honorable event instead it was Aishwarya Dhanush who took the stage. This also reflects on the effort taken by the government in the department of arts and its respect towards its own culture. India is a land of culture and if Aishwarya Dhanush had respected that she would have stepped down. Instead she did … this.Sources:Bharatanatyam - WikipediaAishwarya Dhanush performs Bharatanatyam at the UN, but not all are impressed