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\u201cFirst years, this way\u201d, someone called out.<\/p>
\nIt was no Hagrid; they were not in Hogwarts, trying to learn magic. They did not have to wear robes and pointed hats or even a magic wand, for that matter. But still, there ought to be a Dumbledore, a McGonagall and a Snape, somewhere on the campus. There could be friends like Ron and Hermione and rivals like Malfoy. But the million dollar question is what would happen here and more importantly, who is the Hero? Who will be \u2018Harry Potter\u2019?!?!\n<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1486047150907","data":"
Most people usually find their way in and out of college, with no much thought to the process. The beginning and end matter to most people. We begin as \u2018Freshers\u2019 \u2013 \u2018fresh\u2019 as ever to start a new innings, empowered with enough cognizance to do it - an apt epithet, fully justified. Beautiful year, the first one is - full of anticipation, a tad nervous, but confidence intact, wonder, not so outspoken, a little laid-back still, feeling completely alien \u2013 yes, a Perfect Fresher. Then we fall into a race. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1486047171342","data":"
So before we actually fall into this race and ultimately lose ourselves in our respective Hogwarts and before we assume various \u2018roles\u2019 \u2013 as a student, as a friend, as a learner and as a leader, let\u2019s decide on the \u2018Harry Potter\u2019 part, shall we? Have a guess now. Who\u2019s your Harry Potter(the so called \u2018Hero\u2019). The topper of the class? The most popular guy\/girl, maybe? Or is it that boy whom the teacher praised the other day? Or that girl who seemed to know everything about everything? Or that....<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1486047198326","data":"
You needn\u2019t think much on that part , it isn\u2019t as tricky as Engineering Mathematics. YOU \u2013 The answer is as simple as that!! <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1486047216478","data":"
\u2018You\u2019 are the \u2018Harry Potter\u2019 in your story! In this ever-competitive world, at certain times, time or situations may compel you to feel worthless. But remember always, \u2018you\u2019 are the hero of your life. Look inside you, there is an ocean of you lying in there, to be beckoned at the right time and place. Let it flow. Always, the journey matters \u2013 as much as the end, maybe even more!! Maybe you are what you choose to be! If so, then choose wisely!! You are a beginner, so 'begin' to choose!\u2018You\u2019 are your magic wand. Flick it and see. Write your story the way you want it. If you want to be, be. If you want to do, do. You will never be \u2018Fresher\u2019 or fresher again. This is the time. What\u2019s more, you might be someone else\u2019s Harry Potter too...Who knows, who can tell?? <\/p>"}]
I am a girl who hates pink. <\/p>
I am a girl whose father is the best cook ever.<\/p>
I am a girl and I can beat any boy in sport events. <\/p>
I am girl who has witnessed her brother cry in emotional parameters of life. <\/p>
People tend to create stereotype for a person from the moment he\/she arrives in this world. If it\u2019s a baby girl, all pink clothes and pretty dolls to shop for, else if it\u2019s a baby boy one must always opt for motorbike or car toys.Nobody gets to see a baby boy wearing a pink t-shirt with a pretty Barbie doll in hand playing house-house. Nor does anyone gets to see someone asking a girl to not shed tears in pain just because she is a girl.<\/p>
\u201cBoys don\u2019t cry\u201d is one of the most irrelevant stereotype based on gender. A person in state of misery, pain or is in a state of emotional imbalance in life, must have their own rights to deal with such situations. The most appropriate way to overcome a problem in emotional terms is to shed out tears. The moment when boys break down there is always someone to remind them \u201cBOYS DON\u2019T CRY\u201d. On the other hand it has become symbolic that girls are born cry-babies and cannot deal with harsh situations without shedding a tear or two. <\/p>
Considering the work sector, women are rising day by day in every field. There was a time when men were supposed to be doctors and women were meant to be nurses. There was a time when engineering colleges where dominated by the male section. Gender stereotypes had its own share in terms of college admissions, qualifications and job aspects. <\/p>
We have women in sports bringing Olympic medals where as we have male chiefs ruling over television as judges in cookery show. The World is changing gradually. But there still seems to a section left behind in the race of coming over the gender stereotypes. The world needs to change as a whole.<\/p>
Gender Sensitization is a term that refers to the modification of behavior by raising awareness of gender equality concerns.Each and every individual has sole desires, thoughts and feelings regardless of their gender. <\/p>
As kids we learnt what boys and girls can or can\u2019t do. From grown-ups who say things without proof. As kids we learn biases that seal our fate, and we grow up to be adults, realizing everything a second too late. Gender issue is not a prime women issue. It is human issue comprising both men and women. Men and women are individuals, they are more than just male or female. Our gender is only a part of who we are. It does not define us as a person. Gender cannot be considered as a parameter to judge someone\u2019s skills as person.<\/p>
The world does not need to be defined as a \u2018Man\u2019s World\u2019 or a \u2018Women\u2019s World\u2019. The world today needs Gender Sensitization in order to guide people towards the positive part. No one gender deserves more rights than the other one. Equal rights should be the motto that will gradually be the path to a better and brighter future.<\/p>"}]
The gentle rustle in the leaves just before a little grasshopper jumps out, the smell of sea salt on approaching the ocean, the fresh smell of grass when you roll down a hillock, the happy chirping of a little sparrow, the bright colours on butterfly wings and a plump little caterpillar plodding along. These are some of the many, uncountable examples of perfection that nature offers. Each snowflake is an intricate arrangement of molecules and atoms of aligned energy, personifying perfection. So is the piece of smelly animal feces near a garbage dump. To underplay the fact that all these are perfect, just the way they are, would be to belittle the creator. Why then, do we underrate ourselves and claim to be imperfect? 'One is what he or she chooses to be, which is the most perfect image conceivable by that being, in that space-time continuum'<\/i>. One is always free to choose differently, if there happens to be a shift in the idea of what perfection is. However, all stages and forms of existence are specimen of absolute perfection. If this fact was understood by society today, contentment would have been the norm.<\/p>
Although many may not take the statement of choice-and-being seriously at first, in due course, the metaphysical concept that it is based on, will be uncovered in subtle, subconsciousness and you will be one with nature, whole, and sublime.<\/p>
<\/p>
P.S.: This is my personal perspective. I have had the privilege of exposure to an insight into such subjects in various ways, over the years, and one major contributor has been the book 'Conversations With God' by Neale Donald Walsch to whom I am eternally grateful.<\/p>"}]
When I moved to Ranchi, the question of being queer still haunted me. I knew that the umbrella of heterosexuality had long lost its appeal for me, and to some extent I was queer, even if I was not out yet. However, I was moving into a city, which seemed like a poster child of regressive politics. As I did my customary prayer at the Hanuman temple at the station, the my identity came into question. Surely, Ranchi would not mirror the acceptance I had received in the corners of Kolkata? Surely, the village I was moving to would not have as many supporters? <\/p>
Now, I have spent a good three years in a lazy nook of a village in here. Formed bonds, loved people, fallen for countless seniors, joked about life, and been proven wrong every step of the way. I have censured myself some times, yes, but, there is a liberating fact that my queerness is no longer something hidden. My classmates and most of the university know about it, and they accept it, albeit with reservations. Some days, it is a discussion point, we sit and discuss about my love life, about who I like. They appreciate the men I date back at home, and then we go back to discourses about the old DNA structures and how to represent carbohydrates in Fischer projections. Perhaps, this is one of the things we all face at some point of our lives, the foreign places we visit hold keys of suspicion and fear. We wonder about how the new people would perceive us, how their politics would intermingle with ours. Their education being different, their upbringing being different, are factors weighing down upon us, and some days its necessary. I cannot walk out in front of some people and lay a claim to my identity because of fear. Yet, for most people it's normal, a part of my life they do not wish to change, and that's huge. <\/p>
Safe spaces might be halfway-mythical, and some people would make you vulnerable and scared all the time. Foreign spaces scare me still, and my internships are filled with me trying to hide identities in order to be acceptable. But, some times, even in the most unlikely of places, over a half-burnt cigarette, you can discuss about the things you so furiously hide at home. And that for me is the essence of finding familiarity in a foreign space, finding a home in a space which seems to be far from it.And despite all it's foreign-ness, and the fact that my village reminds one of one of those spaces you'd find in the travelogues of a trekker, I find solace, I find allies. There is is a bit of queer to be found in the place which seems so un-queer from the get go. But, maybe, that why I relate to it so much. Foreign places are queer to us too.<\/p>
Ranchi accepts my queerness, and you should know that no matter where you are, you will find confidantes who'll accept yours. <\/p>"}]
Description:<\/b><\/p>
1. Report preparations of social projects undertaken by Tata Projects Community Development Trust.<\/p>
2. Presentations about CSR.<\/p>
3. Management Information System (MIS) on the progress of projects. <\/p>
Eligibility:<\/b> Students have\/are pursuing UG\/PG degrees in Journalism, Mass Comm & Similar who have in depth knowledge in MS-Office, English Proficiency (Spoken) and English Proficiency (Written).<\/p>
Perks:<\/b>\n\nCertificate, Free snacks & beverages.<\/p>
To apply:<\/b> Tata Projects<\/a><\/p>"}]
1. Online sales <\/p>
2. Social Media Marketing <\/p>
3. Digital Marketing <\/p>
Eligibility:<\/b> Students pursuing any degree who have in depth knowledge in digital marketing, social media marketing, sales strategies and other relevant skills.<\/p>
Perks:<\/b>\n\nCertificate.<\/p>
To apply, contact:<\/b> ECS Computech Pvt Ltd<\/a><\/p>"}]
1. Pakistan Spokesperson Nafees Zakari says India should look at it's own involvement in terror, speaking regarding the house arrest of 26\/11 mastermind Hafiz Saeed<\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1486034624844","data":"589316f559ce9"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1486034631933","data":"
2. Donald Trump gets angry when Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull brings up taking refugees, brags about his inauguration crowd size in a phone call between the leaders. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1486034767716","data":"5893178c08dff"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1486034779575","data":"
3. The wife of BSF Jawan Tej Bahadur Yadav, who made the news after complaining about food, alleges that her husband has been arrested, with the BSF responding in the negative. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1486034866267","data":"5893180e64d14"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1486034910009","data":"
4. UK Government votes to start the Brexit process, following Supreme Court's overturn of the order last week. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1486034966005","data":"58931884c1f07"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1486035027847","data":"
5. PlayStation 4 Pro, the next version of PlayStation 4, is priced at Rs. 38,990, with the Virtual Reality headset PS VR priced at Rs. 41,990, to launch in the coming months in India finally. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1486035247841","data":"589319773616b"}]
Description:<\/b><\/p>\n1. Sound knowledge of python.
2. Basic understanding of MVC Framework.<\/p>
3. Knowledge and hands-on experience with Django ORM, Views, templates etc.<\/p>
4. Basic understanding of HTML\/JavaScript\/JQuery.<\/p>
5. Exposure to databases like MySQL, PostGreSQL required.<\/p>
6. Basic knowledge of git.<\/p>
Eligibility:<\/b> Students pursuing any degree who have in depth knowledge in MySQL, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery, Python, Django and PostGreSQL and Git SVN.<\/p>
Perks:<\/b>\n\nPre-Placement Offer (PPO).<\/p>
To apply, contact:<\/b> PositiveShift<\/a><\/p>"}]
Costly restaurants, classy people and a perfect meal. Those days are gone, after the start of a new trend in India - 'Street Food'. For a middle class group, with a bunch of friends to spend a perfect evening, street food has become the perfect choice. No matter what the location is, how the surroundings are, there is always a perfect meal. Street food has become the main source for many people in India. Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad are on top of the list of best street food cities in India.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1557145408435","data":"5891ded69ecb7"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1557145408436","data":"
These street foods are available in different categories and different varieties. The best part about it is, they are available at a very reasonable price. Momos, Poha, Paya soup, Chaat, what not? people are going crazy over these mouth watering street foods. Every city has its own special food, like Pav Bhaji in Mumbai. Street Food festivals are being started recently where you can find all stuff at a single place. That is heaven for many people like me. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1557145408437","data":"5891e0ba6b032"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1557145408438","data":"
The only concern about street food is about their cleanliness and maintenance. Union Food and Public Distribution Ministry has come up with a plan to make street food areas hygienic, clean and equipped with basic facilities. However, it does not matter to the people who only come to enjoy their meals.<\/p>
Here are some best street food locations in Hyderabad<\/u><\/b> :- <\/p>
1) Sardarji's Chaat, Gachibowli. <\/p>
2) Maharaja Chaat, Madhapur. <\/p>
3) Ohri's Chowpatti, Banjara Hills. <\/p>
4) Lamakaan, Banjara Hills. <\/p>
5) Golden Point Tea & Snacks, Himayath Nagar. <\/p>
6) Rajasthani Jalebi and Namkeens, near Charminar. <\/p>
7) Tibbs Frankie, Himayath Nagar. <\/p>
8) Mayur Pan House, Abids.<\/p>"}]
The world suicide prevention day passed a few months back followed by the world mental health day and both the topics trended on social media with an overwhelming number of people showing their support towards the people suffering from anxiety, depression and other mental disorders. It\u2019s great to see millions of people coming forward to show their support and sympathies and smashing the belief that mental disorders are a taboo and need to be kept in covers if one suffers from them.<\/p>
Sad part to the scenario is that even though numerous people are willing to support and promote mental well-being among people, there is not much awareness about what one could do (apart from making tweets) to support the ones around them who might be suffering mentally.\nNo one can tell you about the life with depression and other mental illnesses better than people who are actually going through it.<\/p>
<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1486031829253","data":"58930c3523360"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1486031876548","data":"Here\u2019s a few things that anyone suffering from depression or anxiety and other mental disorders would want people around them to know, just because you cannot see it doesn\u2019t mean it doesn\u2019t exist. Depression is as chronic a physical illness as any other but the symptoms are invisible to anyone apart from the one who feels them. It is an antagonizing feeling to live in this constant state of frustration where no one really sees that suffering till they\u2019re told of it.\n\nDepression and anxiety make a person more sensitive of other\u2019s behavior towards them and it is when one is depressed that their loved ones start trying to distance themselves and try being lesser around the person suffering from depression because no one wants to be subjected to their negativity and frequent breakdowns. This just intensifies the suffering to the extent that loneliness at worst can lead to death. \n\nThe fact that one has to take anti-depressant pills can be a major source of embarrassment for them and they will be reluctant to talk about it even if they want to unwind themselves by sharing their experiences with others because they would rather bottle up in themselves than being judged. It\u2019s high time that we de-stigmatize mental disorders and talk about mental health and make people feel comfortable in talking about all the mental turbulence they face.\n\nThe little anyone could do for them is understanding that depression doesn\u2019t just mean sadness and not shaming them for being a negative influence because little of it is in the hands of the one who suffers from it. Constant state of hopelessness can be exhausting for anyone even a little love could prove to be a substantial element of change in their lives. It takes a lot of patience to support someone emotionally especially when they\u2019re having a difficult time but they deserve your compassion and companionship as well. All we need is a little more awareness and all you need to do is, talk."},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1486032148498","data":"58930d525fa72"}]
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