April newsletter with update on the 39th Foundation Day of the Institute which was celebrated on March 10, 1998. Mr. P.S.Deodhar was the Chief Guest on the occasion. This year, seven alumni were presented a scroll with citation and a memento consisting of a spiral golden sculpture on a wooden base. Please click here for all the news ...

March newsletter with news on "Eclipse '99". Eclipse '99 is a project about using computing technology to connect up communities located in different parts of the world. The aim is to interact, exchange, share ideas and work together synchronously in spite of being located in different parts of the world. Various activities have been planned between communities located across Europe and Asia on the direct line of trajectory of a solar eclipse predicted for the eleventh of August 1999.  Please click here for all the news ...

February newsletter with news on Techfest '98, a two-day IITB student-organised Technology Festival which was held on 24th & 25th January 1998. It was sponsored by Advanced Micro Devices of K6 chip fame, and Techfest had participation from over 3000 visitors/participants over two days.  Please click here for all the news ...

January newsletter with news on Alumni Day 1997 and Mood Indigo.  Please click here for all the news ...

"The spirit of IIT" was very much in evidence during the IIT Alumni reunion in December, which, this year was a two day programme packed with activities. The Spirit of IIT Run It started very early on 20th December morning.

December is also MI, when close to a thousand collegians descended on IIT campus for 5 days of fun & competition. This year December 26 to 30 saw 45 outstation teams, besides the many Mumbai teams participating in MI in its silver jubilee year.  A fashion competition "Style 97" of growing popularity, the aqua games and "Informals" were added attractions. The organisation this year had "on-line" help of a computer system with a net of pentium PC at strategic places. The professional nights were popular - beginning with classical night with Master Shashank and Ustad Amjad Ali Khan and son. The Ghazal night featuring Jagjit Singh, tried to break the crowd participation records of Live wire. Live wire had "Parikrama" , a Rock band, a spectacular laser show and an audience in dancing and screaming frenzy. Certainly a MI to remember.