Saturday, May 8, 2010

ARE YOU A JANEITE?



No, not "Jainite" but "Janeite". For those who are not familiar with the term, "Janeite" refers to a person who is a ardent fan and devotee of the incredible Jane Austen whose works are amongst the most popular in English Literature and has earned her a place amongst the famous novelists of our times, alongside Dickens, Tolstoy and many others. For those who have never heard of Austen, I will just say that you have missed out on some of the most popular novels and works of our times. Her most famous works, namely, Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park, Sense and Sensibility and Emma are still wildly popular even after nearly 200 years of her death and have earned a reputation as one of the best English Classics. Set in the Georgian Era in the late 18th century England, her novels explore the social and cultural fabric of the Era and also try to examine the morals and ethics with which the people, then, ordered their lives. Chiefly, she examines the position of women in a male dominated society and dependence of women on the institution of marriage to secure their lives.

All of her major novels have had movie adaptations and her work set up the foundation for romantic novels for generations to come. Several world famous authors right from J.K Rowling(author of the Harry Potter series) to Stephenie Meyer(author of the Twilight series) have admitted that they are fans of Austen and some of their works are inspired by her. The realism in her works, her biting social commentary, her wit, her burlesque and irony make her novels very enjoyable indeed. Everyone from teenage girls to World War I soldiers have declared themselves Janeites. All this, coming from an author whose name was never published on any of her works due to a male chauvinist society. Austen is also a cult figure in modern feminism and venerated by feminists and liberals for being a woman way ahead of her times. So go on, set down your mobile phones and ipods and pick up an Austen novel and discover the magic that has enthralled generations of readers. Trust me, you will not be dissapointed. I recommend you begin with Pride and Prejudice as it is perhaps the most famous work. There are a series of her minor works as well: Persuasion, Northanger Abbey, Lady Susan, Sandition.... They are a lighter read than the others and are much shorter so they may suit the inexperienced reader. I discovered the magic of Austen's works and am a proud Janeite. Are You?

If you want to know more about Jane Austen and her life, visit:


Happy Reading!! Dont let those lazy, sultry summer holidays slip away just like that: They could well be the last ones we may have!



Yours sincerely,

Shreyas.

Friday, April 30, 2010

KARNATAKA CET 2010 KEYS right HERE !!!




hey friends here's a link to review your cet 2010 answers !!


All the best,

--Infowalls

Monday, April 19, 2010

JUSTICE AT LAST



It gives me a great sense of hope for the Indian Judicial System and indeed for all people struggling against the corrupt politicians of our country when I found that there was closure at last to the Jessica Lal murder case. The Supreme Court has upheld the decision for life imprisonment by the Delhi High Court to Manu Sharma who shot and killed Ms.Lal in cold blood when she denied him a drink at a bar where she worked as a celebrity barmaid. The murder happened in 1999 and it has taken a long time to get justice. It has been a long and arduous journey for her family and supporters and a relentless crusade by the media. Manu Sharma, the son of an influential politician, did not manage to evade justice and finally received his comeuppance. The court has also upheld the convictions and four year sentences of two other people accused in connection with the killing, Amardeep Singh Gill and Vikas Yadav. There is light at the end of the tunnel at last; let us all pray that Ms. Lal rests in peace

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

FACING THE TRUTH



I have been pondering about posting about this for a while, partly because I know it will certainly raise some eyebrows and ruffle some conservative feathers. Nevertheless, I feel that most of our readers are adults( or nearly) and, hence, are mature enough to understand the gravity of the subject I will be writing about. I am talking about, of course, homosexuality and its wider implications in our society.

Many of us feel very uncomfortable and even offended when the subject is bought up. The reasons for this are many: The social stigma associated with it, which is the product of our own prudishness and Victorian morality imposed upon us by the British, vestiges of which still remain. The fact is that in our supposedly "liberal" society, more and more people are coming out with the truth. Obviously, in a country like India, where just word 'sex' tends to raise the hackles of the moral police, this is a very delicate and consequential decision to be taken. The economic rise of India and the rise of the educated middle class has further hastened this process. Even so, in such an orthodox country as ours, homosexuality raises ambivalent feelings.
For example: The Delhi High Court verdict overturning the IPC section 377 attracted both greetings and brickbats. The surprising matter is that some of the criticism came, not from religious circles, but from the upper educated crust. Even while human rights organizations were celebrating, there were deep concerns elsewhere.

I am not trying to debate the 'right' or 'wrong' nature of homosexuality. That differs from individual to individual, from one culture to an other. I am, merely, trying to open up the stigma of the subject so that more people talk and debate about it- something that is vastly important in our society. Breaking the ice is only the first step. Here are some of the facts about the subject. Chew on it and let us know your thoughts( Be warned, we strictly do not entertain comments containing abusive and foul language)

  • Same-sex sexual attractions, behavior, and orientations per se are normal and positive variants of human sexuality; in other words, they are not indicators of mental or developmental disorders.
  • Homosexuality and bisexuality are stigmatized, and this stigma can have a variety of negative consequences (e.g., minority stress) throughout the life span (D’Augelli & Patterson, 1995; DiPlacido, 1998; Herek & Garnets, 2007; Meyer, 1995, 2003).
  • Same-sex sexual attractions and behavior can occur in the context of a variety of sexual orientations and sexual orientation identities (Diamond, 2006; Hoburg et al., 2004; Rust, 1996; Savin-Williams, 2005).
  • Gay men, lesbians, and bisexual individuals can live satisfying lives as well as form stable, committed relationships and families that are equivalent to heterosexual relationships in essential respects (APA, 2005c; Kurdek, 2001, 2003, 2004; Peplau & Fingerhut, 2007).
  • There are no empirical studies or peer-reviewed research that support theories attributing same-sex sexual orientation to family dysfunction or trauma (Bell et al., 1981; Bene, 1965; Freund & Blanchard, 1983; Freund & Pinkava, 1961; Hooker, 1969; McCord et al., 1962; D. K. Peters & Cantrell, 1991; Siegelman, 1974, 1981; Townes et al., 1976)

The American Psychological Association, American Psychiatric Association, and National Association of Social Workers stated in 2006:

Currently, there is no scientific consensus about the specific factors that cause an individual to become heterosexual, homosexual, or bisexual — including possible biological, psychological, or social effects of the parents’ sexual orientation. However, the available evidence indicates that the vast majority of lesbian and gay adults were raised by heterosexual parents and the vast majority of children raised by lesbian and gay parents eventually grow up to be heterosexual.


The Royal College of Psychiatrists stated in 2007:

Despite almost a century of psychoanalytic and psychological speculation, there is no substantive evidence to support the suggestion that the nature of parenting or early childhood experiences play any role in the formation of a person’s fundamental heterosexual or homosexual orientation. It would appear that sexual orientation is biological in nature, determined by a complex interplay of genetic factors and the early uterine environment. Sexual orientation is therefore not a choice.

Source: Wikipedia

I do hope that the above information goes some way in clearing the myths and misinformation. I also hope that our readers take this in the right spirit. I realize that this, being a sensitive topic, may offend or hurt certain people. To all of them, I offer my humble apologies.



Yours sincerely,

Shreyas





Monday, March 29, 2010

Liquid crystals, A new dimension !!



The liquid crystal technology has made its way into every possible industry.
The applications of liquid crystals are innumerable. Some of the well known applications are liquid crystal displays, liquid crystal thermometers, optical imaging, and many more.
I would like to give a surface overview on the physics behind the liquid crystals in LC displays.

Liquid crystals , its the new dimension today.We have liquid crystals being used in almost all the display devices that we use today.
The liquid crystal displays rely on the optical properties of certain liquid crystalline substances in the presence or absence of an electric field.A liquid crystal layer(approx. 10 micro metres in thickness) is oriented between two polarizers at an angle 90° to one another.Initially the liquid crystal layer is transparent but when an electric field is applied over the LC layer,the device loses transparency with increasing voltage and finally becomes opaque.In colour LCD systems,colour filters are used to generate red,blue and green pixels.
This forms the base of the liquid crystal technology in LCD display devices.
The basic physics behind it is just the simple concept of polarization and electrostatics.

streak texture on the LCD screen
of a psp viewed through a circular polarizer.


streak texture of a liquid crystal nematic phase.

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An amazing display of liquid crystals :


Wednesday, February 24, 2010

AVATARIZE YOURSELF

Monday, February 15, 2010

TEMPORARILY INACTIVE !!




Dear readers,
Due to the upcoming exams, the team is currently inactive.
We regret for the same.

The blog shall be active after march 31st.
So please bear with us and visit again in a short time.

Regards
--The infowalls team.

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

I Am Trying To Break Your Heart.

im not here to talk about my views or how to make this world a better place,
(i leave that to the rest of the gang) , im just here to say i think i'l miss you guys.

I Am Trying To Break Your Heart

sincerely raghuram

Monday, February 1, 2010

THE ROAD AHEAD



In a few short weeks we will probably be attempting the biggest examination, yet, in our lives. The stakes, as all of you are aware of, are quite high- the entrance into proffesional studies and that what would probably decide our careers for the rest of our lives- There is no denying that! Be it the field of medicine, engineering, commerce, the arts... whatever may be the field- the test which lies before us will dictate what path we take. Naturally, stress levels among students is shooting through the roof and many are about to press the panic button about the huge pile of work before them.

For all those who are disheartened- It is not too late, It is never too late. A schedule of well planned revision can still the save the day. For those who have been lamenting that they have been fooling around all year- Here is a fact: We are all fools, but we still have time to mend our folly. Also, keep in mind the much larger picture- that these examinations are just one in the many hundreds we will be taking in our lives- some of them will not be in a neat hall, they will be out in the big, bad, world where you will have to watch your back and survive from back stabbers and throat slitters. My friends, that will be the real examination- To see if we can survive outside in the real world where there are no teachers or parents to show the way and sometimes no friends to walk along with you on the road. There is also the case of a spate of suicides following the revelation of the exam results. Just remember that NOTHING in this world is worth losing your life for. Just to be alive every day and watch the sun dawn over this beautiful world is the most wonderful gift we have got. Make sure you use it wisely.

Yours sincerely,

Shreyas

Sunday, January 31, 2010

Alcohol-Fun,Pain and U!!




Alcoholism is practiced in various ways, by the people around us..
For the teens of this century,its just mere fun,
peer pressure,or a sign of being ultra-cool!
For the old,its just an act to forget their pains and problems...
These reasons are few of the many..
Basically I want to talk about the youth of today who end up spoiling life because of a drink in hand..
Youngsters of today booze for fun and flaunt their boozing as being super cool..
They would just be too immature of thinking about the consequences..
Peer pressure is another thought which flies up to my mind when i think about alcohol affecting youngsters..
People at this age,who are mentally weak,get influenced by friends and they wouldn't bother
to have a thought of their own and finally they fall prey to alcoholism...
Drinking at a young age makes a person loose himself on the verge of getting the so called 'HIGH' feeling.
The consequences which hold by after being a bit too careless,are nightmares for a youngster to face at tat moment..
Though immature,people are influenced by their friends and because of peer pressure,
the consequences are met by the person who follows it..
So before surrendering yourself to the evil 'ALCOHOL',just remember one point-


'U WOULD END UP LOOSING YOURSELF WITHIN YOU'


This is an insight of a true experience..
I hope i could change a few young minds wit this small write up..

CHEERS!

Nishan Thimmaiah..

Saturday, January 30, 2010

FADING STRIPES



Fading stripes- two words that are a rather sad reminder of the fate of the Indian Tiger, whose very existence is looking bleak. Latest figures show that a there are just about 1,141 of these beautiful animals left in India- from 3,700 in 2002. Every other day, a small article crops up in the newspaper that a tiger has been found dead in a reserve. For those of you who have been living under a rock for about five years or so, tiger populations in wildlife reserves are declining and we might be close to witnessing another Sariska. What is really happening to these magnificent animals? I have tried to put together some things that you should know about the sad state of Panthera tigris tigris- our national animal, something we can sport on the logo of our Commonwealth Games but are inept in protecting and cherishing:

  • The Royal Bengal Tiger is subspecies of tiger found in most parts of the Indian Subcontinent
  • According to WWF there are about 2,100 Royal Bengal tigers in the wild today, including 1,411 in India, 450 in Bangladesh, 150 in Nepal, 100 in Bhutan, as well as a number in Burma and China.
  • It is the second largest subspecies of tigers after the Siberian Tiger.
  • Poaching is the major cause for decline in their numbers. Tiger hides, bones and other body parts sell for huge amounts of money in China and Tibet where it is used in traditional medicines. Tiger meat is also a delicacy albeit illegal and the Chinese government is blatantly turning a blind eye towards this injustice, This pressurizes us even more to protect the animal.
  • Another major cause is habitat destruction- Humans moving ever closer and right into tiger territories. Every day, forests are being cleared for human development thus cutting into tiger habitats. This clears their natural prey sources and brings them into conflicts with humans - tigers hunting livestock as a substitute for their diminishing prey and enraged farmers either shooting them or deliberately poisoning carcasses.
I implore upon all our readers to take this issue seriously as we are on the verge of losing our national animal. There may be little you can do to help them sitting before your computer but that "little" can go a long away. For more information on how you can help, please visit:


You can find more links on my previous post titled "ATTENTION NATURE LOVERS"


Yours sincerely

Shreyas


P.S: Hurry! the clock is ticking

Friday, January 29, 2010

Careers in media !!



Anyone out there interested in media studies such as photography,film design,animation, or journalism?
Then you should choose the best college !
Here's a small list which would be useful for you.

1.Loyola college,Chennai : Application dates not yet announced.
2.SRM college,Chennai : Application dates not yet announced.
3.Madras christian college : Applications can be downloaded from " http://mcc.edu.in/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=91&Itemid=168 "
4.NICC, Bangalore : Applications will be issued from 1/2/2010 " http://www.niccindia.org/ "

These are few good colleges that offer courses in media studies.
All the best.

Regards
--Mayur

Saturday, January 16, 2010

ATTENTION, NATURE LOVERS!!


As most of you are undoubtedly aware of, The United Nations General Assembly has voted 2010 as THE INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF BIODIVERSITY, highlighting the increasing risk faced by the web of life on earth from pollution and climate change caused by human activities. I know that you have heard this too often, but unless we act now, it is very difficult to save our planet's spectacular diversity of life. On account of this, several environmental NGOs such as IUCN, WWF have started their campaigns to make this year a successful one

The most important thing is to spread awareness about this because, shockingly, very few people are aware of this. Try to spread the message to as many people as you can, telling them ways in which they can help- whether by using energy efficient devices such as CFL bulbs, or reduce their usage of water. Get yourself involved by signing up for newsletters from the above mentioned NGOs by visiting their websites. They alert you to the latest ecological news and campaigns which you can join- whether its about saving the nesting sites of the loggerhead turtles or stop the Swedish authorites from culling their wolves. You can visit the following links:




Remember our efforts may be small but as they say "Even the mighty river was once a stream"

We are here together !!


Well friends,
So far all my posts contained issues only about public welfare or some kind of factual information.
For the first time i feel like sharing something personal with you all.
This post of mine is just to share my feelings with you.I would be grateful if you could spare some time in reading this post.

Friends,
Today i had my farewell at college..So i think you already got what i shall be talking.
Two glorious years just passed in front of my eyes like an unseen storm.The mass bunks,canteen chats,low cost movies,roadside golguppa,outstanding punishments,empty answer papers,long drives . . . . everything has just come to a standstill right now.It is not that this is the end of the world,but its not the starting either.I'm really sorry if this post of mine is boring, but i just wanted to share it with you all.
I would like to thank all my friends for being with me for these two years.I had strong support from everyone and never did i feel bad in their company.I stand on such slippery grounds that I'm out of words.

"Words unsaid,
Thoughts unspoken,
Affection unseen,
came out from everyone's heart today! " ,
and i am indeed glad that i was a part of it.

" THOUGH OUR COMMUNICATION WANES AT TIMES OF ABSENCE, I'M AWARE OF THE STRENGTH THAT EMANATES IN THE BACKGROUND"

I thank you all for the patient reading.
I dedicate this post to the entire friendship network!

LOVE YOU ALL FRIENDS!!

Regards
--MAYUR & THE INFOWALLS TEAM

Friday, January 15, 2010

THE RING OF FIRE


For those unfortunate souls who missed this spectacular event( On account of a superstition or otherwise), Let us hope they are lucky enough to survive till 3043 to see the next annular solar eclipse. For those who did shed their inhibitions and irrational beliefs and saw the eclipse, let us take our hats off, for the future of science in India rests with these people. For more pictures of this event, visit:


15th january eclipse !!


















Dear eclipse enthusiasts,
There are a number of speculations in the air regarding the solar eclipse that is about to take place today.You would have been instructed not to view the eclipse and the reason mentioned is that the rays are very intense today.

Well,all that is nonsense!!
You are totally free to watch this eclipse with a pin hole camera, or even through an image focused on a screen by using normal binoculars.You can also make use of welding glasses of shade number 14 !!
Today's solar eclipse is absolutely safe for viewing with proper precautions.

Who says it's safe for viewing??
Answer: NASA,WIKIPEDIA,BBC !!
So do not miss it! Such a wonderful eclipse takes place once in a lifetime!

here are few methods as to how you can view the eclipse:



























A mirror is used in this setup!




A pin hole is used in the image shown below!
So friends,
Be safe and enjoy the wonders of the sun!

Friday, January 1, 2010

tips for the upcoming examinations.

everybody from our section please
join the group we've setup on google groups...

http://groups.google.com/group/jaincollegepcmbb

or email us at
jaincollegepcmbb@gmail.com
,raghu.srama@gmail.com



infowalls.blogspot.com team wishes everyone a HAPPY AND A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR 2010:)












Now that's the infowalls team !

Monday, December 28, 2009

PHOTOGRAPHY - The deeply engraved Passion


The freedictionary.com defines Photography as, the art or process of producing images of objects on photosensitive surfaces. But Photography means more than this to us.....

Photography and editing photographs is our passion, our desire, our dream, our penultimate hobby. It has infiltrated our RBC's and will remain embedded there. Colored sheets which shout out our imagination, creativity and direction loud and clear.
We'll revolutionize Photography from what it has been to what it is going to be. You'll love it because our photographs will reach out to you uncompromisingly.
You would notice that we love Photography but hate other photographers because we think we are the best in the business. Though we are still novice in the field we don't mind bragging about ourselves because we are sure of what we are going to be.
When we wake up its Photography, when we dine its Photography, when we think its Photography, when we talk its Photography, when we rejoice its Photography, when we comp its Photography, its nothing but Photography to the core.
We think, we explore, we imagine, we create, we live, we speak, we see, we click, we share, we enjoy, we laugh, through our CAMERA.
Hey buddy, you, yeah you, the one who is reading this, we would be very grateful to you, if you would send in your genuine comments and creative suggestions to our id, as we are open to constructive criticism and would take in your suggestion with the righteous spirit to the greatest extent and improvise more. Keep checking for some exhilarating pics at picsmana.blogspot.com
We are expecting more suggestions than compliments.

Friday, December 25, 2009

MarKS or KnOWledGE ??




I pity the students who sit for hours together and mug up chapters just for the sake of few meaningless numbers that will be printed on a paper that's obtained from our nature!
Do we ever think what we are learning from this so called, " EDUCATION " ?
We carry kilos of books everyday and in the end we only try to remember the things we mug up, just to pen them down on a paper in an examination.Our future is dependent on these stupid figures which can only get us a degree in some reputed institution, but not " QUALITY EDUCATION " .
Assuming that I'm being criticized for calling our marks as stupid figures, and someone is ready to state that these marks are indeed the outcome of quality education. In that case i have to mention few facts that most of us are aware of!
If Albert Einstein or Thomas Alva Edison had worked on their grades, then today's physics would not have existed.There are numerous examples to show that marks are totally different from the knowledge that we gain.I do not say that marks are meaningless.What i intend to say is that marks are important but knowledge is ultimate and that has to be our destiny.

Now that the exam heat is up, everyone is busy studying and aiming for great marks.
My advice is that please aim for knowledge and marks shall follow suit!

All the best for your exams !!

Regards
--Mayur!

Thursday, December 10, 2009

RippED ApaRT !!



" years of education,
miles of experience,
sleepless nights and quiet night-outs spent on our mother land.
Today we forget everything and head Overseas,
in search of petty pennies we forget our true identity, ,
That we are all INDIANS !! "

Sad is the fate of our nation today, that it's being haunted by many MNC's.
An end is yet to come! An end to our identity, an end to our culture as it's being westernized in a spectacular manner, an end to individuality as well, is bound to befall on our nation!
We are raised by our parents, teachers and adults keeping in view that we shall be the future of our nation! But what are we doing??
We study in India, we are protected by India and finally we end up increasing the prosperity of a foreign nation! In what manner India is benefitted by all this?
Our nation is in dire straights & in necessity of great minds and thinkers like in the past.Is it not a sad fact that it's been decades since an Indian born and Indian resident, won a nobel prize?
Wake up ! Wake up before India's developmental activities comes to a standstill.
If all the Indians serve India, then we will be a super power very soon!
There is a great demand for Indian brains all over the world and this surely gives a clue as to how great we are!
BE A TRUE INDIAN AND SERVE MOTHER INDIA!
JAI HIND !!

Saturday, November 28, 2009

twilight saga : new moon cracked !

http://www.cracked.com/funny-3103-twilight-saga-new-moon/



:)

Thursday, November 26, 2009

Astronomy !!









Few good sites for astronomy lovers!!




http://hubblesite.org/gallery/wallpaper/pr2007030c/2560x1024_wallpaper/
http://www.stellarium.org/
http://www.spacesounds.com/home/
http://heritage.stsci.edu/gallery/gallery.html
http://www.aip.de/groups/galaxies/sw/udf/swudfV1.0.html
http://hubblesite.org/gallery/wallpaper/
http://www.fourmilab.ch/cgi-bin/Earth?imgsize=320&opt=-l&lat=16.4167&ns=North&lon=281.333&ew=West&alt=2&img=learth.evif

Regards
--Mayur--

Saturday, November 21, 2009

BOOKS TO READ BEFORE YOU DIE

1. Don Quixote by Cervantes
2. Lord Of The Rings (trilogy) by J.R.R. Tolkien :)
3. Moby Dick By Herman Melville
4. The Brothers Karamazov By Fyodor Dostoevsky
5. The Fountainhead By Ayn Rand
6. Atlas Shrugged By Ayn Rand
7. To Kill A Mockingbird By Harper Lee
8. Odyssey By Homer
9. Idiot By Fyodor Dostoevsky
10. War And Peace By Leo Tolstoy

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Ultraviolet Radiation


We all know that ultraviolet radiations which belongs to the electromagnetic spectrum,has harmful effects on human skin.It can cause a wide range of skin disorders like cancer,premature skin aging and so on.Ever wondered why this is being caused?? This is because of the free radicals that are released by the UV radiations which interferes with the normal functioning of the dermal layer of the skin.These radiations can also affect the enzymes that help in the repair of the damaged DNA.

Our skin can be protected from these rays by utilizing certain phytonutrients.Grape seed extract ,rich in proanthocyanidine,is one of the five phytonutrients especially powerful at protecting skin health.

Green tea poly-phenols suppress carcinogenic activity of uv radiations.Cucurmin ,turmerics main component ,is another phytonutrient that can inhibit cell proliferation and induce cell death.Red wine and revestrol can offer additional protection.

Therefore ,our skin can be effectively protected by the damaging effects of these rays,by the so called skin savers"phytonutrients".

Monday, November 2, 2009

Most beautiful woman !!



Ever wondered so as to who would be the most beautiful woman?
Well what's in your mind?
Is it Aishwarya rai or Lara dutta or Priyanka chopra or some female in the bollywood film industry??

Ok take a guess!
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...
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Certainly not, my dear friends!
The most beautiful woman is certainly not that female who stacks face packs on her face for the sake of an advertisement or a movie!
The most beautiful woman is your "MOTHER" !!
Has she not stood by your side whenever you needed help?
Was there any morning when she didn't wake you up by patting your head in a splendid manner?
Who was there for you when you cried on your farewell day of your schooling? Was it your friends, or was it your so called boy friend/girl friend? Was it not your mother who told this to you on your farewell day, " My dear, today is the most memorable day of your life. Have a great day "
Every mother thinks that her son/daughter is the most beautiful guy/girl in this world!
When a mother can see such immense beauty in her children, then why can't we consider our mother to be the most beautiful women on this earth!

Mother is God,
Mother is a saviour,
So friends, please think a million times before you hurt your mother by your words.......Respect her at all times, but for her, you are not what your are today!!

We all live in a nutshell and lead such pre-occupied lives that we cannot think beyond our fancy,materialistic thoughts!
This is indeed a bitter truth though you may jump up from your seat yelling at the writer of this blog.

"I LOVE MY MOTHER"

Regards
--Mayur--

Sunday, November 1, 2009

Whose garden are you gardening?


People think that they are their foremost priority though the reality is otherwise. Have you realized that your craving for the success of a movie of your favourite film star is more than the craving you have for your own success? You spend more time monitoring the successes and defeats of Indian cricket team than you spend monitoring your own progress! Isn't it a shame that you were able to stay awake through the night to watch cricket, football and tennis matches, but could not extend your own studies into the night? You exhibit greater emotional bondage to the characters in TV mega serials than your own family members? You have time for all the timid things but not for your growth, improvement and development and other areas where you have rabid interest???

A Roger Federer becomes what he is for he is his greatest priority in life. He might admire MS Dhoni, but would not sacrifice his own practice for the sake of watching a cricket match or the acting skills donned by Amitabh Bachchan. While you skip a period in your college to watch a Hrithik Roshan film, he would not sacrifice his morning workout for the sake of monitoring the elections. You have to be your greatest priority. Invest your prime time on the essential aspects of your life and the left over time for other distractions. If you cannot lift yourself you cannot lift anybody else.
Identify oneself mentally and emotionally with the success of other people as if it is his own success is erroneous gratification. Whose garden are you gardening? It is time that you wake up to water your garden first to keep it lively and rejuvenating and then to look around. Could you raise yourself to that level that one-day the other gardeners would come to you for expert counselling ????

Saturday, October 31, 2009

The world will end in 2012, say experts

The world will end in 2012, say experts

It would not be fair if i speak out my own views about this topic.
So here's the link to the source wherein you will be able to read about it directly from the horse mouth.
www.merinews.com/article/the-world-will-end-in-2012-say-experts/139440.shtml

Wikipedia says: These predictions are non-scientific!!
source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012

Regards
--Mayur--

ALL INDIA PRE MEDICAL ENTRANCE

Hi friends,
The applications for All India pre medical entrance examination has arrived.
If you are interested in pursuing medicine after your second year pre university then you can collect the applications from few of the branches of "Canara Bank".
Ashoka pillar Canara bank is one such branch where the applications are available.

Regards
--Mayur--

Friday, October 30, 2009

Nuclear Deal/Disaster?

The nuclear deal is one of the major issues of late!!
Fact file:
Recently in America two nuclear reactors have been dismantled and they are seeking Sri Lanka for assistance in the disposal of the nuclear wastes.
It sounds simple doesn't it?? But the thing is that the American's are clever indeed,their proposal is to dispose their nuclear wastes in the sea,at a safe distance from Sri Lanka.
The Americans have promised to dispose the nuclear wastes in strong lead containers,but the problem is that the life span of the strong lead structures is 200 years where as the life span of the nuclear waste contained in these huge structures is about 25000 years.
India,Sri lanka and many other nations share the same sea,so we are safe at present but 200 years from now, India's fate would be that of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.Not only India but many surrounding nations will be facing the same disaster.
I strongly believe that A pen is mightier than a sword, so kindly motivate everyone by this precise piece of information.
Let us save India and our mother "The Earth".
Please respond avtively to the posts, but for everyone's support, this mission is at stake.
Source:S.Dasharathi,
Physics Lecturer in BASE Educational center.

Regards
--Mayur--