Friday Mess Food @ IISc Bangalore | Non-veg Mess | Mess Food | Indian Institute of Science Bangalore

This video show the mess for at IISc Bangalore on fridays.
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The Indian Institute of Science (IISc) is a public, deemed, research university for higher education and research in science, engineering, design, and management. It is located in Bengaluru, in the Indian state of Karnataka. The institute was established in 1909 with active support from Jamsetji Tata and thus is also locally known as the "Tata Institute". It is ranked among the most prestigious academic institutions in India and has the highest citation per faculty among all the universities in the world. It was granted the deemed to be university status in 1958 and the Institute of Eminence status in 2018.
In the 1890s, Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata, a successful industrialist, decided to set up a world class university in India using his personal wealth. He strongly believed in the role of scientific research and higher education in social and economic transformation.
Tata’s dream of establishing what eventually came to be known as the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) became a reality with the support of the Mysore State, whose rulers also shared his commitment towards education and research. The Regent Queen Maharani Kempananjammani Vani Vilasa Sannidhana - her son Krishnaraja Wadiyar was a minor then - provided 371 acres and 16 guntas of land in Bangalore, funds for capital expenditure, and an annual contribution for Tata’s ambitious project. The remaining money to set up IISc came from the colonial government of India.
After overcoming several hurdles, including those resulting from Tata’s untimely death in the summer of 1904, IISc finally came into existence on 27 May 1909 in Bangalore following a vesting order and resolution passed by the government of India to establish the Institute. Its first Director was the English chemist Morris Travers. Twenty-four students joined when the Institute opened its doors to students in 1911.
The Institute started with just two academic departments: General and Applied Chemistry, and Electrical Technology. During those early years, urged by Sir M Visvesvaraya, the Dewan of Mysore who was nominated to IISc’s Council, researchers carried out studies that were of immediate importance to the country. This research even led to the establishment of six factories in less than five years. The most successful of these were the soap and sandalwood oil factories in Bangalore and Mysore. The Institute also grew to include departments such as those of Biochemistry and Physics. The latter was set up under Sir CV Raman, a Nobel Laureate who also became the first Indian Director of IISc in 1933.
During World War II, IISc contributed towards the war effort by training personnel, manufacturing military and industrial goods, and collaborating with Hindustan Aircraft Limited to repair and maintain British and American war planes. This period saw an expansion of research in engineering, and new departments such as those of Aeronautical Engineering, Metallurgy, and Mechanical Engineering were added in the 1940s.
In the 1960s, 70s and early 80s, under the stewardship of Director Satish Dhawan (an eminent aerospace engineer who also led ISRO), the Institute grew further to include a diverse range of research areas from materials science, computer science and automation, and molecular biophysics, to interdisciplinary work under the Centre for Theoretical Studies, which eventually led to the formation of other centres in ecology, atmospheric and oceanic sciences, and more. The social impact of advancements in science was also a key focus during this period, particularly under the Cell for Application of Science and Technology to Rural Areas (ASTRA), which continues today as the Centre for Sustainable Technologies.
Moving into the twenty-first century, IISc has set up an undergraduate programme, several new departments and centres in the areas of brain research, nanoscience and engineering, hypersonics and more, strengthened ties with industry, and incubated several start-ups. It has also expanded to include a 1500-acre campus at Challakere in Chitradurga district, Karnataka.
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[@mukundr5725]

I tell all. We iiscians live for food. Studying is secondary. We manage that. But food always primary thought. Nostalgic ❤

[@angelinathedrifter]

Nostalgia ❤ brings back memories, off my Uni. Days.Thank you

[@lifeatiisc]

✌️

[@tapajiteditz]

Sirji 10k views Aa gaya congratulations😁😁

[@lifeatiisc]

Yo ❤️🤓

[@athimoolamg887]

Yummy tasty chicken biriyani..

[@aishimitra797]

That ring like stuff is "medu vada"

[@ThakurGovinnSingh]

Are you there is iisc

[@aishimitra797]

@@ThakurGovinnSingh no

[@ThakurGovinnSingh]

@@aishimitra797 ok then a typical Indian from south 😀

[@arpithkumar8080]

@@ThakurGovinnSingh If you tried,you could have found out as well\.(A typical mf from North)

[@prakharsrivastav5369]

Its name is "vada"

[@roneet9027]

Thanks for uploading 🤠

[@s_pr]

Don't mix hot water with cold water

[@ghungroogangatesh3549]

Man , my estimate is that your 4 meals will amount to around 4000 calories , you guys eat a lot😀😃😂

[@muzzammilsarang6493]

I guess Then only our brains work properly

[@cartoonyheader1646]

I guess brain work burns the calories

[@AllInOne-nz8ee]

Bhaiya ham bas ek hi mess me ja sakte hain ya kabhi veg me bhi ja sakte hain

[@lifeatiisc]

Mess change kr skte h usually after every 3 months....

[@vee6246]

What are you studying in iisc?
I mean with respect to ug student or pg or phd .?

[@lifeatiisc]

Integrated PhD

[@epictetus__]

Sir, can we ask for more biriyani or chicken if we want?

[@lifeatiisc]

Yes.... You can ask for extra... But at the end of month you need to pay little for that extra

[@bobbymishra6565]

Phele is jaga k entrance toh clear kr le..

[@himanshubaiga3228]

😂😂

[@epictetus__]

@@bobbymishra6565 XD

[@epictetus__]

@@bobbymishra6565 Hoping to join IISc in 2023 :)

[@vvek_7]

Can we get the biryani/egg again after eating?

[@lifeatiisc]

Yes.... U can take extra with little extra money

[@vvek_7]

@@lifeatiisc bro, I have a request can you please make a video on Mtech experience in CSE, I targeting IISC for mtech and I come from tier 3 college, will it be too tough for me to survive there, or IITs have comparatively less coursework?

[@lifeatiisc]

@@vvek_7 sur, I will make soon...
And since it's IISc, it will be tough but u will surely learn a lot of things.... So study hard and join IISc

[@vvek_7]

@@lifeatiisc Okay Thankyou

[@beingsocial1084]

First educate yourself. WHich sane person will use left hand to pick the eatables in public mess?

[@snooky3636]

Camera tera baap pakad rha tha na right hand se

[@GauravKumar-lt8hq]

He use jet to clean his ass, so stfu.

[@dipankardeka4323]

Are u trying to say right hand user are more saner than left hand user? 😁😁😁😁😁. I think Covid has taught us the reason of both hands cleanliness

[@beingsocial1084]

@@dipankardeka4323 using left hand for other purposes is entirely different from using it for eating and that too in public places.

[@karanpreetkalra4550]

If you think of nothing more than shitting, you sir might have a case of loose motions.

[@chockalingamalagappan1693]

You should be suspended from IISC as you dont know the name of Udin Vada in India

[@bangtanquotes1378]

Yeah

[@pulkitsharmapremiumvideos9252]

Poor quality snacks

[@kvin9210]

Exactly

[@pinakshkumar3521]

Not at all but premier quality education...