While going through the different posts of friends on facebook, I noticed one picture showing the fate of engineering students. The picture itself speaks about the different phases of student life especially of engineering stream. Sharing the picture with you.

This story is a part of editorial published in Punjab Kesari on August 24th, 2011. This is an interesting story depicted in view of the current scenario in India where Anna Hajare is fighting for introduction of the Jan Lok Pal Bill in Sansad to curb the menace of corruption and also the all party meeting at the PM House didn't find any solution and didn't agree for introduction of the same. It is quite strange that all the members of parliament are elected by the public and now public stands united to get some reforms in the constitution but the members are adamant. There is no question to avoid the voice of the masses. It is the public who makes them win to represent them in parliament. There is no law in India to call back the MP's in between their term of five years and if such act is passed than at this moment, majority of public will vote against the present govt. This story shows us the real picture of today.

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A beautiful article in Aaj Samaaj - Hindi daily appeared about the belief and its effects. As always said, positive thinking is a great thing and when you believe that something will happen to you, it will certainly happen. Now it's up to you what do you think of yourself - good or bad. Remember, whatever you will think, that will happen. So always think positive and progressive.

This is a very interesting quote which I noticed recently and I thought over to share the same with you.

An eye-opening article about alarming price rise in India

Recently a news item appeared in newspaper “Punjab Kesari” of 3rd March, 2010 about the analysis of inflation by Transport Minister of Punjab, Master Mohan Lal. Some of the interesting facts brought to the notice of the public are highlighted like

#Sky-rocketing prices of common goods are very alarming for the public as 70 percent of India’s population is earning less than twenty rupees a day.
#The deficiency of food grains is fictitious and does not cause due to bad whether conditions.
#The economy of Dubai crashed due to trading in commodity market without actually selling or purchasing the goods and India has also opened the commodity market
#The sugar prices are increased due to heavy hoardings by the manufacturers/ traders and actually there is no shortage of sugar in the market.
#Total demand of sugar in the country is 220 lac tonne however production is 240 lac tones and inspite of that sugar prices are increasing.
#The sugar of this year is yet to come to market as the public is consuming sugar of last year production.
#Due to increase in rise in prices of fertilizers and chemicals, the cost of farmer increased and due to that the farmers opts to dispose off their produce in hefty or decided to diversify.
#It was also funny that that public is purchasing the sugar at 48-50 rupees per kg and Govt. sold 48 lacs tones of sugar to other countries at 12 rupees per kg and also to increase supply in our country, again imported 70 lacs tones of sugar at 30 rupees per kg.
#The rate of inflation is highest in our country and Japan has proved to retain the rate of inflation at 1.6% for years resulting no hue and cry there for price rise.

Calendar for 1600 years

Recently, at the back of one book, I saw this calendar to find out the day for any date between 1600 to 3199 and I tried to find out some dates which were correctly shown. It may be helpful to anybody.

A bold step towards imrovement in Election Process

It is matter of debate since long in India and also a public Interest Litigation (PIL) is also pending in the Supreme Court that the voters should be given an option to click on the voting machine 'None of the above (NOTA)' if there is no suitable candidate in the election process and now Shri Narendar Modi, Chief Minister of Gujarat has initiated the process by introducing the 1) compulsory voting by all the voters and, 2) option for voters to reject the vote if no suitable candidate is in the fray. Indeed it is a bold step and Narendar Modi has showed a way towards the imrpovement in the election process in India. Shri Lalu Prasad Yadav, Ex. Railway Minister has also recommended it as a right step. The states having BJP rule may follow the same in their respective states as has been done in Gujarat. This editorial published in 'The Punjab Kesari' on 23.12.2009. Good job.