India’s Shift To A Gas-Based Economy
Views on India’s recently announced gradual shift to a gas-based economy. Continue reading India’s Shift To A Gas-Based Economy
Author: Barnadhya Rwitam
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The Global Oil Turmoil
This post is about the globally falling oil prices and what lies for India. Continue reading The Global Oil Turmoil
Eye Care Apps To Help You Work At Night
If you use your laptop or smartphone during bedtime, this post with relevant softwares and apps, is for you. Continue reading Eye Care Apps To Help You Work At Night
The Pleasure of Solitude
“Walking with the crowd will usually take you no further than the crowd. Walking alone will take you to the places you’ve never been.”
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The Choice And Thereafter…
Today, as I was surfing the net, I came up on a wonderful story about how a guy was a given a choice by his fiancée, what he chose and his life thereafter. The story was written by Debo Dasgupta as an answer to a question he was asked on a website. The story is both interesting and inspiring. I’d like you to read the story and enjoy yourself: Continue reading “The Choice And Thereafter…”
Attracting The Teenager’s Mind
Attracting teenagers for marketing products is not everyone’s cup of tea. Teens can be considered to be the toughest demographic to market to. Reaching them is both challenging and unpredictable. It depends a lot on what you’re trying to sell and if they are interested in your product. Once you get hold of their attention, you may Continue reading “Attracting The Teenager’s Mind”
The Sweetest “Cherry” You’ll Ever Find
“Sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in our hearts.”
A baby girl is one of the most beautiful miracles in life, one of the greatest joys you can ever feel, and one of the reasons why there is a little extra sunshine, laughter and happiness in your world today. I realized this when I was gifted with a cute, little, tiny cousin named “Cherry”. True to her name, she is indeed a lively cherry, bringing a delight and awe to everyone Continue reading “The Sweetest “Cherry” You’ll Ever Find”
12 “Exclusive” Pictures From Facebook
These 12 “exclusive” pictures from Facebook are sure to make your day. Facebook can be funny at times. It can be a place where people can feel “incomplete” with 20 others, post pictures of a “second honeymoon” or a selfie with the dead. Now, have a look at these pictures. You may discover things that you never knew before: Continue reading “12 “Exclusive” Pictures From Facebook”
Life Without Facebook: 10 Points
Life is great without Facebook. I have a personal experience regarding that. I decided to quit Facebook after I realised that it was Facebook who was using me rather than the other way round. It’s been over six months since I deactivated my Facebook account. Initially I was a bit sceptical about taking that step as I found it difficult, scratching my brains to figure Continue reading “Life Without Facebook: 10 Points”
Newspapers: The Next Endangered Species?
It is an open secret that newspapers are in dilemma in this digital age. Readership has declined and so has circulation. If the global scenario is to be observed, it is seen that hundreds of newspapers have closed down and many have gone bankrupt due to numerous ominous circumstances like deficiency of readership, lack of good journalists and staff, poor revenue generation etc. More and more newspapers are switching to digital versions which seem to be the new apple pie for the young generation today. Continue reading “Newspapers: The Next Endangered Species?”
8 True Stories Of The Benevolent Dr. Abdul Kalam
India lost a gem on the 27th of July, 2015, with the passing away of Dr. Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam. Here is a compilation of eight stories and incidents, including my personal experience, which gives a glimpse of his benevolence and his impeccable character: Continue reading “8 True Stories Of The Benevolent Dr. Abdul Kalam”
The Simple Dr. Abdul Kalam I Knew
The news of the death of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam came as a shock to every Indian today. I could not believe the news for a long time and prayed it to be a hoax. But my prayers were never answered and I realised, that great man was no more.
As I sat back and thought about Dr. Kalam, I recollected something that he said during one of his student interaction programmes. It was 2nd February, 2011 and he was at Gauhati University to deliver the ‘V. Venkata Rao Memorial Lecture’. Anyone who has attended his student interaction programmes knows about the ‘Questioning and Interactive Session’ that he holds after delivering his lecture, every time. Students were asked to put forward questions to Dr. Kalam, which he would answer after his lecture. I and my friends jotted down a few questions, which were answered very briefly and crisply, leaving no further doubt. It was during that session when someone from the crowd stood up and asked him something like “How to be the second Abdul Kalam?”.
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