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“What do you mean you’ll be fine?”, Swetha’s mother asks with visible consideration, “Do you know what time it is?!”<\/p>\n
With complete knowledge that the question asked was rhetorical, she answers anyway. “It’s 11:30, mum. I hate to say it but the night is still young and there is no reason to be scared”<\/p>\n
“Swetha, listen”, Swetha’s dad interrupts, “I can drop you if you’d like. It will really be no problem, trust me”<\/p>\n
Swetha looks restlessly at her father. “Dad, you please listen. Your leg is hurt and I cannot bother you right now. What you need is rest, not driving 15 kms”, she ends on a loud note.<\/p>\n
After a few seconds, Swetha’s dad finally breaks the silence. “Okay then. Since the place is so far away, you should stay at Rhea’s. Just remain on the lookout and call us when you reach there”<\/p>\n
“Thank you”, Swetha says with a reassuring smile.<\/p>\n
Her mother still has a worried expression on her face. Swetha holds her mother’s shoulders and explains clearly, “My team needs me. We’ve postponed the work too long now. I promise you I’ll be fine”<\/p>\n
“Okay”, her mother replies tentatively, “Just give me a call, will you?”<\/p>\n
Swetha hugs her mother and says emphasizing every syllable, as if explaining to a child, “I will call you the minute I reach so please go to sleep and don’t worry about me”<\/p>\n
Noticing her mother’s still glum face, Swetha continues while lifting her purse. “I said I’ll call. Now smile, will you?”<\/p>\n
Swetha’s mother looks at her with a bright smile. Swetha nods at her and heads towards the door.<\/p>\n
“Can I walk you till the parking lot at least?”, her father asks with a sigh.<\/p>\n
“Of course. But please be careful”<\/p>\n
All the way to the car, her father repeatedly tells her to call at anytime, no matter how small the problem is.<\/p>\n
“If you see anything out of the ordinary, call me”, he’d say, “Even if it is super minor, please call”<\/p>\n
Swetha keeps quiet and listens. As long as it made her father feel better, he could go on however long he’d like.<\/p>\n
Swetha sits inside her Toyota and drives off. She sees her father waving bye to her in the rear view mirror. She smiles back, but she wonders if her father caught it.<\/p>\n
The street lights on the road blink numerous times. It might be scary to a newcomer but this was old business to her. She takes a few turns and reaches the main road.<\/p>\n
It is crowdy. Only if her parents came out after 10, they’d know how safe it really is.<\/p>\n
She switches on the radio to kill the noise. Dil Diyan Gallan plays on Radio Mirchi. She sings along while softly tapping her fingers on the wheel as per the beat.<\/p>\n
The light above flashes red and she stops her car. Still enjoying the music, she observes her surroundings.<\/p>\n
The vehicle to her right is a Tata Nano. A women in her 20s seems to be driving. She’s wearing a red blouse and she’s accessorized herself with big earrings and thick bright-coloured bracelets. Her hair is short and dyed red at the tips.<\/p>\n
There are two bikes to her left. Both the bikers seem to be friends, cracking jokes and sharing laughs. They’re both dressed in black, covering their faces with matching helmets.<\/p>\n
The car in front is a Volvo. Judging from the back, the passenger seems to be a sophisticated businessman in a suit, probably driving to the airport or a hotel. His hair is impeccably trimmed short.<\/p>\n
There are two scooters behind her car. One driver covered her face with a floral scarf, while the other wore a blue-coloured helmet.<\/p>\n
As long as it seemed, the light turns from red to orange to green. Swetha starts the engine and drives as the song ends, and another begins.<\/p>\n
“In 300 metres, turn left”, she hears the GPS say. In 300 metres the main road would end, and it would be a long way off track to her office.<\/p>\n
Swetha never travelled this late in this route. As she got closer to making the left, she felt a tingling feeling in her heart. She was, undoubtedly, starting to get scared. It’s okay, she tells herself, it’s no big deal.<\/p>\n
She takes the left to a long and narrow road that is surrounded by long trees. It is not a regular road. It does not even have concrete yet. Although it is not the usual road but rather a shortcut, it is still widely used; Google Maps suggested it.<\/p>\n
As she drives a good 100 metres away from the main road, the noisy traffic slowly fades. She can no longer hear the horns, the people, or the traffic police. The radio is her only companion.<\/p>\n
Swag se karenge sabka swagat!<\/p>\n
She switches off the radio with a heavy sigh. She decides that it is too distracting. But the moment she turns it off, the deafening silence proves to be more of a distraction.<\/p>\n
“In 100 metres, turn left”, says the voice.<\/p>\n
Only a few more kilometres, she tells herself as the rustling leaves whisper loudly, and the main road will appear again.<\/p>\n
As she is taking the left, she hears a loud horn. She looks back and sees an SUV rapidly speeding towards her. She freezes, tries to calmly make the turn but to no avail. With a loud thud she crashes into a tree. Everything seemed to be happening in a fraction of seconds. She tries to open her eyes and sees a few men get down from the SUV. They walk towards her and open the door. Out of reflex, she yells as loud as she can.<\/p>\n
“Stop yelling”, one man says while tightly grabbing her wrists.<\/p>\n
⚫⚫⚫<\/p>\n
“Why do you think she hasn’t called yet, Tarun?”, Swetha’s mother asks her father. Her voice sounds so weak, she seems almost ready to cry.<\/p>\n
Both of them lay on the bed but nowhere near to falling asleep.<\/p>\n
“It’s okay, Radha”, he consoles her, “Her office is 15 kms away. It will take some time, don’t you think?”<\/p>\n
“Yes, yes, you’re right”, she replies, trying her best to remain calm.<\/p>\n
After a few minutes of silence, she speaks again. “I’m not able to sleep”<\/p>\n
He sighs in reply. “Neither can I”, he admits.<\/p>\n
The clock ticks 12:30. Both of them remain silent but wide awake.<\/p>\n
Swetha’s mother finally snaps. “I’m calling her”, she says and sits up straight.<\/p>\n
“You should. It’s getting too late now”<\/p>\n
She dials Swetha’s number and puts the phone against her ear. In a few seconds leading to that, she looks at her husband with wide eyes.<\/p>\n
“Tarun”, she says with a muffled voice and watery eyes, “Her phone is switched off”<\/p>\n
“What?”, he pulls the phone from her and puts it on speaker and listens closely.<\/p>\n
“The number you are trying to call is currently switched off”, the voice says, “Aap jis number ko call kar rahe hai, wo abhi vyast hai”<\/p>\n
Swetha’s father quickly gets up.<\/p>\n
“Radha, you call Rhea and I’ll call Sanath”, he orders, “They’ll know where she is”<\/p>\n
They both quickly dial the numbers and Rhea picks up while Sanath’s phone is unreachable.<\/p>\n
“Hello aunty”, she says, “Can you please tell Swetha to drive faster. I can’t reach her from my phone and we’re waiting since an hour”<\/p>\n
“What?! Rhea, Swetha left almost one and a half hour ago and she hasn’t called us to tell us she reached. She isn’t even picking up now”<\/p>\n
After a few seconds of silence, Rhea replies, “I’ll try calling her, aunty. Sometimes phones are unreachable in this area since the signal is so weak here”<\/p>\n
Noticing the silence from the other end, Rhea continues, “It’s okay, aunty. I’ll call you as soon as I reach her”<\/p>\n
“Thank you, Rhea”<\/p>\n
Ten minutes pass by. Twenty minutes pass by. Thirty minutes pass by.<\/p>\n
“Do you think we should contact the police?”, her mother asks.<\/p>\n
“Let’s wait a while longer”, says her father.<\/p>\n
Forty minutes pass by. Fifty minutes pass by. It’s 1:30 now.<\/p>\n
“I’m going down to the police station”, her father says, “If Rhea or any of her friends call, let me know”<\/p>\n
“Okay”, her mother replies, “Please walk safely”<\/p>\n
Swetha’s father spends a few hours at the station. He walks back and forth between two officers who both recommended each other to deal with the case while none seem particularly interested. They give him a file and ask him to fill out a form and leave. But he quietly refuses to leave till his daughter is found.<\/p>\n
It’s almost four in the morning when he gets a call from his wife.<\/p>\n
“Tarun!”, she shouts relieved, “Tarun, they found her!”<\/p>\n
“Where? Is she safe? Where is she?”<\/p>\n
“She’s at a station with the police. She’s very tired and sleeping at the station. Rhea and Sanath are with her. Come back home and we’ll take a cab there”<\/p>\n
The ride is long and silent. The only information they have is that she’s at the police station in that area. Why and how are questions still unanswered.<\/p>\n
They reach the station and see her awake, while still visibly weak and tired.<\/p>\n
“Swetha!”, her mum runs towards her and hugs her.<\/p>\n
“I’m sorry”, Swetha says, “I owe you an explanation”<\/p>\n
Rhea, Sanath, her mum and dad wait as she takes a deep breath and starts talking. Clearly nobody knows what really happened.<\/p>\n
“I was driving and got distracted by a car that suddenly appeared behind me. I lost control and crashed into a tree. I hurt my shoulder badly. A few men walked out of the car and opened the door. I yelled because I got scared since I was alone. The men soon explained that they were police officers and a rape case was reported half an hour ago and the rapists were still on the loose. The rape case was reported from an area I had come from and the culprits appeared to go in my way. They tried following them and reached me via a shortcut and stopped me to tell me to get to a safer place”<\/p>\n
She spoke everything as fast as she could. “I’m safe now. Just a little hurt”<\/p>\n
Other than the occasional wincing, Swetha seems to be fine. Her mother and father stay by her side while Rhea and Sanath leave to their houses.<\/p>\n
A while later, one of the police officers rushes in holding a woman falling to her feet, while her loose hair covered her face.<\/p>\n
“She’s the victim”, she hears him say to another officer.<\/p>\n
The woman sits opposite to her in the narrow corridor, just a hand’s length away. She looks at Swetha and Swetha immediately recognizes her. She was the woman in the Nano. Although now, her makeup is smudged with tears and her hair is messy; her clothes are torn and bloody from scratches and grazes.<\/p>\n
Maybe it is just Swetha, but she feels that the woman recognizes her too.<\/p>\n
For a moment they look at each other. The woman is on the brink of breaking down and looks as vulnerable as ever. She looks down at her feet and starts crying and a lady officer consoles her by slowly rubbing her back.<\/p>\n
Soon two people, who look like her parents, run worriedly towards her and pick her up while she seems to have trouble even standing up.<\/p>\n
They talk to the officers and schedule a meeting later, then inform that they will be taking the woman, apparently named Sheila, to the hospital.<\/p>\n
As they leave, Sheila makes one last eye contact with Swetha.<\/p>\n
“What happened, Swetha?”, her father asks, keeping a hand on her shoulder, “why are you crying?”. It is just her and her father at the station; her mother is outside at a shop, buying some juice and apples.<\/p>\n
Swetha touches her face and feels her wet cheeks. Her mind flashes to the night before. Her memories remain vivid as she thinks of them more and more.<\/p>\n
“I know her”, she finally reveals to her father, “I saw her driving next to me yesterday”<\/p>\n
“What are you thinking?”<\/p>\n
Swetha suddenly bawls loudly. Her father hugs her and waits for her to talk but she continues crying breathlessly.<\/p>\n
“I wonder if I could’ve saved her”, she says among her cries, “I wonder”<\/p>\n","id":"1517898746793","type":"txt"}]
1. BJP chief Amit Shah on Monday tore into the Congress over its \"failure\" to tackle unemployment and other problems and its criticism of the GST, saying it was not a 'Gabbar Singh Tax' but the revenues go to pay for 'one rank, one pension' and subsidises the poor. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1517842384753","data":"5a7870da5669d"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1517842402199","data":"
2. The father of Ankit Saxena, the 23-year-old photographer killed in Delhi by his Muslim girlfriend's family, says that the murder should not be given a communal twist and exploited to whip up trouble. Through a haze of grief at losing his only son, Yashpal Saxena pleaded for sanity. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1517842420831","data":"5a7870f1704d7"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1517842425533","data":"
3. As \u2018honour\u2019 killings continue to rock North India, Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra warned khap panchayats on Monday \u201cnot to be conscience keepers\u201d and said nobody should interfere if two adults want to get married.<\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1517842454417","data":"5a78711346775"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1517842460001","data":"
4. Hitting back at Narendra Modi for his all-out attack on his Congress government, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Monday accused him of telling a \"tissue of lies\" and said he was \"morally not fit\" to be prime minister. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1517842485637","data":"5a787146832d1"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1517842510144","data":"
5. The Supreme Court hearing on the plea seeking independent probe into the death of Special CBI court judge B. M. Loya turned acrimonious on Monday with lawyers for the petitioners exchanging barbs after one of the petitioners seeking a probe appeared to be diluting his stand. The heated exchanges between two senior counsel Dushyant Dave and Pallav Sisodia erupted after Dave accused the latter of \"sabotage\". <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1517842543155","data":"5a787183e4c47"}]
I have a friend who used to bring home puppies abandoned on the streets. His parents never allowed him to keep so many pets at home but still, he would somehow manage to provide shelter to them. As I grew up I came across more and more animal lovers. But one thought would always hit my mind. It is about the homeless animals. <\/p>
Most of these animals have been lost, given up or abandoned. They are all unwanted and helpless. There are not enough homes for all the animals that are born every year. Each year 8 to 12 million dogs, cats, puppies, and kittens are euthanized because there are simply not enough homes for them. Throughout the country, thousands of commercial pet-breeding facilities and backyard breeders produce millions of animals for sale in pet stores and through newspaper ads. Often known as puppy and kitten mills, these facilities repeatedly impregnate female dogs that spend their entire lives in cages without human companionship. These unfortunate animals are often in intolerable environments, forced to produce litter upon a litter, and are destroyed after they become unprofitable assets. It\u2019s sad to know that many of them lose their lives in road accidents because of our carelessness. People have taken initiatives to bring this topic to notice yet many of us just ignore it. Adopting an animal doesn\u2019t only means you don\u2019t support such cruel practices but also gives them a new life. Don\u2019t buy an animal instead adopt one. So next time you see an abandoned animal don\u2019t ignore it. Try to do something to keep it safe. Your actions may encourage others to do the same.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1517764462171","data":"5a77407833848"}]
Life offers us anything only after testing us.But what if it tests you again and agiain.\n The same thing happened with one of my friends.He has a strong desire of joining in the Indian army.In the early stages of achieving his goal,he faced a lot of hurdles that tested his patience.He lost his every chance ,not because of his inability but because of something called bad luck.\n During his first attempt his bad luck was in such a way that,a problem in the generation of hall ticket prevented him from writing the NDA exam.This was his first failure,which was followed by the other one which is due to some 2% of difference in marks .Yes,due to a difference of 2% of marks he lost his second chance.\n Later he succeded in his third attempt and was called to attend the Navy interview in Vishakapatnam.And this time, his badluck was in such a way that the train had arrived 5 hours late.And by the time he reached vishakapatnam,the interview has been completed.\n Thus although he failed many times,he didn't lose his courage.He carried positive attitude in every negative situation.And he says that,\"all the bad situations that i have faced in my life may lead to some good in future.\"\n Thus it is necessary for everyone to have positive spirit to go ahead in life.And i believe that the one experienced a lot of pain in one's life will surely reach to greater heights in his\/her life.\n <\/p>\n","id":"1517760875601","type":"txt"},{"data":"5a7731b96cd84","id":"1517760875602","type":"img"}]
I recently had the opportunity to speak to Manoj who had accolades pouring in for him for the past few weeks.\nP. Manoj, a 1st year CSE student from CMRCET,won the National Kickboxing championship in Delhi organised by WAKO (World Association of Kickboxing Organisation)Delhi in the last week of January.<\/p>\n
Upon asking him about how he felt about the win ,he said \"I was over the top of the world, Overjoyed about the performance\"he added that \"it's one of the unforgettable moments of my life\".<\/p>\n
Manoj when asked about how did the journey start said\"I started playing this sport only a few months before joining B.Tech\".Manoj who stays in bowenpally said that there is a trainer at his place who trains his students in kickboxing ,himself being a master in the Sport.<\/p>\n
He said\"I approached him with my own interest towards the sport and requested him to accept him as a student\". That's it five months down the line he is a winner in a major tournament.<\/p>\n
When asked him about his previous experiences before this tournament, it was revealed by him that he's also won the gold in state championship and hence selected to the nationals.\"I won the gold but only had to settle for a silver awarded to me due to some reason\"he added\"There was this moment when I thought that I might get disqualified when a punch I landed on my opponent made him bleed thorough the nose. Even I was awestruck since it was light contact event heavy blows are not allowed and it would lead to disqualification\".<\/p>\n
Manoj said that he's enjoying his time at the college and said he just settled adjusting to new place and new people.<\/p>\n
Manoj said he'll keep working hard and aim for many more of such and thanked his parents and his well wishers for their support without whom it couldn't have been possible.<\/p>\n","id":"1517760737346","type":"txt"},{"data":"
Congratulations to Manoj and we wish Many more of them to come. All the best for the future!<\/p>\n","id":"1517760737348","type":"txt"},{"data":"5a772dd7afc63","id":"1517760737348","type":"img"}]
1. Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's public rally in Bengaluru, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah today asked him to \"find time\" to resolve the inter-state Mahadayi River water row with neighbouring Goa. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1517747507170","data":"5a76fe2ba21d8"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1517747513082","data":"
2. Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal today said that he would leave no stone unturned to ensure strictest possible punishment for culprits responsible for the murder of 23-year-old man who was killed by family members of a woman with whom he was in a relationship for three years. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1517747535837","data":"5a76fe4b8edc5"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1517747545468","data":"
3. After a call from Union Minister Rajnath Singh, the disgruntled Telugu Desam Party of Chandrababu Naidu today decided that the alliance with the BJP will continue for now. A final call will be taken if the government fails to announce any provision for Andhra Pradesh during the budget session, said party leader Ram Mohan Naidu. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1517747571220","data":"5a76fe6b3dbe8"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1517747575520","data":"
4. After a man was shot in the Noida Sector-122 by a sub-inspector on Saturday night, his family has alleged it was \u201ca fake encounter.\u201d Jitendra Yadav is currently being treated in Noida\u2019s Fortis Hospital where security has been deployed. The victim\u2019s family also alleged that caste row has led to firing. Four policemen have reportedly been suspended for allegedly being involved in the \u201cfake encounter\u201d. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1517747598205","data":"5a76fe86545bf"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1517747602391","data":"
5. The second ODI between South Africa and India is in full swing right now, with Kohli being his devastating best in the crease. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1517747670612","data":"5a76fece8ffb2"}]
I mean we'd all like to have some letters be delivered to our past selfs to make sure we don't make the very dumb and obvious mistakes we've made over a period of years but as luck would have it, time travel isn't real yet and we cannot go back in time. <\/p>
However, we do have the power to change our futures, which also means we can send letters to our future selves that we'll read - In the future! How cool is that?<\/p>
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There's websites like FutureMe.Org that allow you to send letters to your future self with your hopes and dreams, which work as a great way to motivate you for what you want to do and if you don't actually achieve the things you wanted to achieve, the letter can act as a powerful motivator. So what are you waiting for, go ahead and writing your letters to your future self and see how it goes! <\/p>"}]
I've seen people spend thousands and thousands of rupees on finding the perfect life, the perfect balance between all the things that they do so that they don't compromise on their hobbies. <\/p>
But here's the funny thing, there is not such thing as a perfect life, everything that appears to be perfect to the human eye is not only a matter of perspective, it also takes a tremendous amount of hard work and dedication to put on a appearance of doing the same. <\/p>
Steven Wilson writes a song, called Routine, about a woman who is still pretending that she has a perfect life even after her husband and children have died in a car crash and it is a devastatingly painful and beautiful song. <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1517745471004","data":"sh5mWzKlhQY"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1517745473549","data":"
This is the point I'm trying to make here. Life will never be perfect, you just have to accept that and make of it what you will. The curse and the boon of the human condition is that we are uniquely equipped to endure great bouts of misery and learn to move on, learn to put it behind us and move on with our lives, learning from the experience. Or we can let it completely devastate us. <\/p>
I laugh at the shylocks selling the promise of a perfect life, whether it is through religion or some sort of magical cure, it just isn't going to happen. You learn to make of life what you can and you learn to move on. There are no short cuts. <\/p>
So always hope for a good life, one with friends and family, where you love, laugh and live, rather that chasing that perfect life that you know will make you miserable because you tell yourself you cannot achieve it. <\/p>
You can always be better than you are currently, but you will never be perfect. Perfection is what you make of it. <\/p>"}]
On the 30th of January, a guest lecture was conducted by our college, wherein Mr.KVK Gupta, the Managing Director of Kwality photonics, was invited to help enlighten students about LED technology, its origin, present schemes and technologies being used and its future uses.\n This lecture was conducted for ECE and EEE students of third and fourth years. He kick started the presentation with a simple question. \"What is an LED and what goes into it?\"\nHe went on to explain about the origin, the surge of LED technology and various LED technologies present today. He explained in meticulous detail about the various characteristics and behaviours of LEDs and why we need. He also students with the great potential LED technology holds.\n The session was, on the whole, very informative and helped provide students an insight in the various other sectors apart from the mainstream ones.\n Our college also launched a new open elective at the lecture, called LED technology obviously, and also offered internships to those students who chose this subject as an open elective in their course.The students will be able to do their mini as well as major projects under the company's guidance and be taken in if they stood out.\nGrab this chance guys!<\/p>\n","id":"1517676248741","type":"txt"}]
The annual NSS youth festival, held by JNTUH, saw huge participation from many under graduate colleges this year.\nFirst, competitions were held in individual colleges in the various categories of events like singing, dancing, essay writing, elocution, patriotic poem among many others. One student was selected from each category, who, each, qualified for the inter college round.\nFrom the plethora of categories, our college,CMRCET, managed to bag three gold medals in different events.<\/p>\n
Shweta Mahavadi, a third year student, from ECE dept. penned her way to the top in the essay writing competition. She sure did show her knack for the language in her essay. We're proud of you Shweta!\n \nK.B Rohith, a second year Mechanical student, through his poem, showcased his love and patriotism for the country, thus landing the First place in the patriotic poem category. Congrats, Rohith!<\/p>\n
And last, but not the least, our college dance group won the gold in the Folk dance event! The choreographers and the dancers cooperation paid off! Congrats guys. You were really graceful out there!<\/p>\n
And to all the other participants of our college, we're glad you came forward and participated. Better luck next time guys! \n<\/p>\n","id":"1517675464482","type":"txt"}]
Are you unique??Then why do you hesitate to show your uniqueness?<\/p>
In my view,<\/p>
Ideas and ideals are the two most important things which reflects your inner potential and shows how different you are from others.<\/b><\/p>
If you have any idea on the thing you would like to do,just stick to it.If you follow your own ideal principles,no one else can stop you to be what you like.Knock the door of your own existing talent and potential,and you will see you are growing like the ever strong human being by combining and releasing all the energies you have.<\/p>
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No great person on this planet has become great without expressing their ideas and following their own ideals.This world is huge,if you are purposeful,then why do you panic to get lost in the huge crowd?<\/p>
If you are really captivating and alluring,don't wait for the second opportunity and just travel in the path of attracting others with your ideas keeping your ideals in view.The world is trending to develop itself,so it is the right time to thrive to develop yourself.<\/p>
You are not studious in studying?don't worry at all.Be studious in the things you are interested ,your presence of mind makes you shine wherever you go.<\/p>
You are in a conference?Keep you presence ,keep your mind and thoughts at work,then you can present your ideas which no one in the hall can.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1517549554930","data":"5a73f8e9a97d9"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1517549571415","data":"Don't let yourself to wake from the dream of your beautiful destination and successful career which can only be achieved through your well formed ideals.
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