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The days have been passed...The world have been changed....People now want everything new and exciting. Knowledge alone cannot contribute to success today. <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1567268882833},{"id":1567270945229,"type":"img","data":"5d6aa82049a39"},{"data":"
Nokia, which once had a large and dominating share in mobile market is now facing tthe threat of extinction. Yahoo, which was one of the pioneer of the early Internet era was lost to google.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1567269064008},{"data":"
Creativity - the art to imagine and to create new, is the key contributor to the success of any person or a product or a company today.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1567269233186},{"data":"
Creativity can't be bottled and sold out.The children are born with creativity naturally. But as they grow older, the creativity in them is suppressed by schools and the society. They put the children in the rat race of marks.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1567269346742},{"id":1567270863946,"type":"img","data":"5d6aa7cecaf0a"},{"data":"
Creativity is a compulsory tool for every student today. Creativity cannot be learned through books or any sort of teaching,but it can be achieved naturally through imagination and thinking new. <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1567269981817}]
\n\n\n\n\n\nI was born in a secluded village on a mountain. Day after day, my parents plowed the yellow dry soil with their backs towards the sky. One day, I wanted to buy a handkerchief, which all girls around me seemed to have. So, one day I stole 50 cents from my father\u2019s drawer. Father discovered about the stolen money right away.\n\n\u201cWho stole the money?\u201d he asked my brother and me. I was stunned, too afraid to talk. Neither of us admitted to the fault, so he said, \u201cFine, if nobody wants to admit, you both should be punished!\u201d Suddenly, my younger brother gripped Father\u2019s hand and said, \u201cDad, I was the one who did it!\u201d He took the blame, and punishment, for me.\n\nIn the middle of the night, all of sudden, I cried out loudly. My brother covered my mouth with his little hand and said, \u201cSis, now don\u2019t cry anymore. Everything has happened.\u201d I will never forget my brother\u2019s expression when he protected me. That year, my brother was 8 years old and I was 11 years old. I still hate myself for not having enough courage to admit what I did. Years went by, but the incident still seemed like it just happened yesterday.\n\nWhen my brother was in his last year of secondary school, he was accepted in an upper secondary school in the central part of town. At the same time, I was accepted into a university in the province. That night, Father squatted in the yard, smoking packet by packet. I could hear him ask my mother, \u201cBoth of our children, they have good results? Very good results?\u201d Mother wiped off her tears and sighed, \u201cWhat is the use? How can we possibly finance both of them?\u201d\n\nAt that time, my brother walked out, he stood in front of Father and said, \u201cDad, I don\u2019t want to continue my study anymore, I have read enough books.\u201d Father became angry. \u201cWhy do you have a spirit so weak? Even if it means I have to beg for money on the streets, I will send you two to school until you have both finished your studies!\u201d And then, he started to knock on every house in the village to borrow money.\n\nI stuck out my hand as gently as I could to my brother\u2019s face, and told him, \u201cA boy has to continue his study. If not, he will not be able to overcome this poverty we are experiencing.\u201d I, on the other hand, had decided not to further my study at the university.\n\nNobody knew that on the next day, before dawn, my brother left the house with a few pieces of worn-out clothes and a few dry beans. He sneaked to my side of the bed and left a note on my pillow, \u201cSis, getting into a university is not easy. I will go find a job and I will send money to you.\u201d I held the note while sitting on my bed, and cried until I lost my voice.\n\nWith the money father borrowed from the whole village, and the money my brother earned from carrying cement on his back at a construction site, finally, I managed to get to the third year of my study in the university. That year, my brother was 17 years old and I was 20 years old.\n\nOne day, while I was studying in my room, my roommate came in and told me, \u201cThere\u2019s a villager waiting for you outside!\u201d Why would there be a villager looking for me? I walked out, and I saw my brother from afar. His whole body was covered with dirt, dust, cement and sand. I asked him, \u201cWhy did you not tell my roommate that you are my brother?\u201d\n\nHe replied with a smile, \u201cLook at my appearance. What will they think if they would know that I am your brother? Won\u2019t they laugh at you?\u201d I felt so touched, and tears filled my eyes. I swept away dirt and dust from my brother\u2019s body. And told him with a lump in my throat, \u201cI don\u2019t care what people would say! You are my brother no matter what your appearance.\u201d\n\nFrom his pocket, he took out a butterfly hair clip. He put it on my hair and said, \u2018I saw all the girls in town are wearing it. I think you should also have one.\u2019 I could not hold back myself anymore. I pulled my brother into my arms and cried. That year, my brother was 20 years old and I was 23 years old.\n\nAfter I got married, I lived in the city. Many times my husband invited my parents to come and live with us, but they didn\u2019t want. They said once they left the village, they wouldn\u2019t know what to do. My brother agreed with them. He said, \u201cSis, you just take care of your parents-in-law. I will take care of Mom and Dad here.\u201d\n\nMy husband became the directors of his factory. We asked my brother to accept the offer of being the manager in the maintenance department. But my brother rejected the offer. He insisted on working as a repairman instead for a start.\n\nOne day, my brother was on the top of a ladder repairing a cable, when he got electrocuted, and was sent to the hospital. My husband and I visited him at the hospital. Looking at the plaster cast on his leg, I grumbled, \u201cWhy did you reject the offer of being a manager? Managers won\u2019t do something dangerous like that. Now look at you \u2013 you are suffering a serious injury. Why didn\u2019t you just listen to us?\u201d\n\nWith a serious expression on his face, he defended his decision, \u201cThink of your brother-in-law, he just became the director. If I, being uneducated, would become a manager, what kind of rumors would fly around?\u201d My husband\u2019s eyes filled up with tears, and then I said, \u201cBut you lack in education only because of me!\u201d\n\n\u201cWhy do you talk about the past?\u201d he said and then he held my hand. That year, he was 26 years old and I was 29 years old. My brother was 30 years old when he married a farmer girl from the village. During the wedding reception, the master of ceremonies asked him, \u201cWho is the one person you respect and love the most?\u201d\n\nWithout even taking a time to think, he answered, \u201cMy sister.\u201d He continued by telling a story I could not even remember. \u201cWhen I was in primary school, the school was in a different village. Everyday, my sister and I would walk for 2 hours to school and back home. One day, I lost one of my gloves. My sister gave me one of hers. She wore only one glove and she had to walk far. When we got home, her hands were trembling because of the cold weather. She could not even hold her chopsticks. From that day on, I swore that as long as I lived, I would take care of my sister and would always be good to her.\u201d\n\nApplause filled up the room. All guests turned their attention to me. I found it hard to speak, \u201cIn my whole life, the one I would like to thank most is my brother,\u201d And in this happy occasion, in front of the crowd, tears were rolling down my face again.\n\nMoral: Love and care for the one you love every single day of your life. You may think what you did is just a small deed, but to that someone, it may mean a lot. Some relations are made to be last longer but they need to be still nurtured with love and care\n\n\n<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1567249750092}]
The \"R.ART\" is the nickname for \"Rukmini.arts\" given by Rukmini Sharma for the beautiful arts that she did. The name itself created a brand for her arts. <\/p>
Rukmini Sharma is a 3rd year CSE Student of our college. She is an exemplary artist. Her arts are magnificent. She started painting from her intermediate neither she went to drawing classes, nor she participated in any drawing competitions since her childhood, yet she learned everything on her tod.<\/p>
When I asked her to say briefly about her journey as an artist she says<\/p>
\"Every child is born with some special skills. I would always like to do something artistic. Drawing used to be my hobby since my childhood. During my SSC vacations, I started doing arts watching YouTube videos and Google. Every artist is first an amateur, Firstly I started working on the scrap, Invested hours of work and a lot of love. sometimes I used to do night outs until I get a satisfying picture, which I will not do for my exams too. I drew a couple of paintings and used to show them to my friends and relatives. I started posting my paintings on my Instagram page \"the.r. art\", the happiness that I get, when people appreciate my work and praise me is peerless. \" <\/p>
When I asked her, how do you define art? <\/p>
She replies\nLook at this picture and say, what you can see? <\/p>
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There is something ambiguity in it, you could see what is written in it when you think about the reflection of this image. <\/p>
As said by Edgar Devas \u201cArt is not what you see but what you make others see \" It is through our creativity, how we make a normal thing artistic, catching the attention and heart of everyone.<\/p>
These are some of the Arts drew by Rukmini <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1567264089756","data":"5d69f4ef55ffa"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1567264089757","data":"5d69f5102de6c"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1567264089758","data":"5d69f52c1de88"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1567264089759","data":"
When you are buying or getting a gift from an artist, you are getting not just an object, its hundreds of hours of errors and experimentation, years of frustration, moments of pure joy, a piece of heart, a piece of soul and a small piece of someone\u2019s life.<\/p>"}]
Don't tell Ganesha how big your problems are, tell your problem how big your Ganesha is... <\/i><\/p>
As Lord Ganesha already started from the abode of gods and is on the way to reach us sooner on 2nd September to enjoy our regale and to listen to all our problems and solve them. I just went through my phone gallery to recollect my previous year's Ganesh Chaturthi memories to share with you all.<\/p>
We celebrate this festival with great pomp and joy. Ours is a gated community with around 700 households staying together. So, I was a part of those members collecting Ganesh Chanda and with the collected money, we bought the idol of 5 feet height which was an eco-friendly one without colors and chemicals only that made of the clay. <\/p>
On the day of the festival, I got up early in the morning took a head bath and wore new clothes, helped my mother in decorating the house by tying mano leaves to the doors and placing the lights all around the house. My mother cooked 5 different types of food to offer to Lord Ganesha and I and my mother together performed the puja in my house. After completion, I rushed to the place where my apartment Ganesha was placed.<\/p>
Since it is an eleven-day festival, on the very 1st day we installed the idol of Ganesha, we read his story finished the puja and distributed the Prashad to all the members. Puja was a daily routine for 10 days except for the day on immersion.<\/p>
I personally took interest and conducted a few cultural events and competitions like making children draw lord Ganesha and color them as well as Ganesh making activity where the participants need to make a small model of clay\/mud Ganesha and also an essay writing competition to write about the significance of Lord Ganesha taking the position of a host and I have also participated in a few of them. With the remaining money, we distributed gifts to the children who won in the competitions conducted. <\/p>
There were various events like singing, dancing, skit play, etc., continued for 10 days, We also offered lunch to all the residents on the last day of the festival where I myself took the opportunity to serve them. And the saddest part now is its time to immerse our Ganesha whom we prayed, played and adored for the past 10 days. Few guys played the game of breaking the earthen pots hung high and I danced like there's no tomorrow from the bottom of my heart with so much of energy and said bid adieu to my favorite Lord Ganesha promising him the same love, care, affection and offerings for the upcoming year.<\/p>
So, I hope that the same amount of happiness and blessings I get this year too. Have a great Ganesh Chaturthi guys and please do use only eco-friendly Ganesh idols to save the water from getting polluted as we are already left with the less amount of water for the future generations and not the colors on the Ganesha's idol matters, it's your pure heart while praying him that does. Happy Ganesh Chaturthi in advance.<\/b><\/p>
Ganapathi Bappa Morya!!!<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1567264431044","data":"5d6a8ebb05388"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1567264431045","data":"5d6a8ec495e1d"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1567264431046","data":"5d6a8ece54178"}]
(These lines are the feelings of every girl child who loves her father much but never got a chance to express herself.) Dear Dad, I Hate You , for always loving me more than this universe exists. For always correcting my mistakes and showing me a right path to continue my life's journey. For always taking my stress,pains and problems but never sharing yours. For always believing me whether i won or lost. For always being my side no matter what's the situation is. For proving me always how much you love me. But when i got my chance to prove my love for you , you drove me away to another house to live happily. You didn't gave me a choice to choose you rather than others. You didn't let me fulfill my responsibilties towards you like you did to me. You didn't even let me to see you in the graveyard,Why???? I Hate You for making me questioning myself everyday and everytime. I Hate You for becoming my first love that never ever ends. Even you left me today, I believe that you are always with me, watching me, standing beside me and making me laugh. Maybe this universe ends someday but the lovely bond shared between you and me never ends. \"I HATE YOU DAD BECAUSE MY LOVE FOR YOU IS IMMORTAL.\"<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1567306836496}]
No man can live like an island.Humans are born to be social animals.They need relationships, affiliation , affection and love. Everything that humans do ,ultimately needs, uses or results in relationship with others. Any relationship two humans have will never remain the same. Human relationships are ever changing. Here the point to drive home is not just that people in the relationship change, but also value for the other person in the relationship changes. Again nature of the relationship between the same people may change due to factors both internal and external to the persons involved. Now change in a relationship may be positive or negative. People who improve human relationships are strong. They are the ones who resist the pressures from within and outside , to an adverse change. Lets take the example of a an e<\/i>mployee who maintains certain relationships only for the reason that the person might be of some help to him or his corporation in future. Now can we call this a healthy relationship? May be and may be not. The relationship can be termed healthy as far as the person does not exploit the relationship for attaining his own goals but for the betterment of the two of them involved. So in a way, a healthy relationship is one in which both persons involved improve themselves and at the same time do not cause harm to others or the society either directly or indirectly by setting a bad example. In today's ever changing scenario where the world is a Global Village , culture is no more geography or religion specific . What might be a pure relationship in one place may not be so somewhere else or for somebody else. Like it is said in the Bible \"To whomsoever it is unclean , to him it is unclean\", sanctity of a relationship is to be left to the conscience of the persons involved in it. So as long as a relationship is giving happiness to the people in it and is spreading happiness to others around it may be called a healthy relationship which God will also bless. Taking a simple example of a father and a child, father's love is not to be seen in terms of how he caters to the wants of the child but how he manages to give only the good to the child. Talking about another relationship: between a wife and a husband, it is a healthy relationship if they feel that they are not sacrificing or compromising on things , but adjusting with each other for filling the relationship with love. Another relationship all humans cherish is that of friendship. You might have realized at some point of time in your life that however ugly your fiend might be you still love him\/her the same and once you love truly whatever he\/she does , it all feels right to you. That is the magic of love. So spread love and happiness.<\/i><\/p>"}]
Rang De Basanti <\/b><\/p>
\nThis film evoked a comparison between our freedom fighters and today's youth. It portrayed the leaders through the youth and made us realize there isn't much difference in them. Like our freedom fighters, our youth has rebels with good intentions too. The only difference lies in the things that restrict our freedom. It was the British then, it is our society's regressive minds now. But the fight in them, is the same.There is literally a lot, one could get from this film.<\/p>
\nIn the climax, when DJ <\/i>(Amir Khan<\/b>), Karan<\/i> (Siddharth Suryanarayan<\/b>), Aslam<\/i> (Kunal Kapoor<\/b>), Sukhi <\/i>(Sharman Joshi<\/b>) and Laxman<\/i> (Atul Kulkarni<\/b>) decide to stand against the injustice done to Ajay<\/i> (R Madhavan<\/b>), we see fighters in them. We see how these men, who played the freedom fighters planning an attack against the ones repressing their freedom, do something similar in reality. <\/p>
\nKaran<\/i> is one of the most beautiful characters altogether. He is a representation of youngsters who are often misunderstood. They are hurt but do not intend to cause pain, if anything, they only understand others better. He isn't impulsive as he seems. We know that from when Ajay<\/i> proposed to Sonia<\/i> (Soha Ali Khan<\/b>) and Karan<\/i> hid his feelings for Sonia<\/i> so subtly that, even the audience fell in a dilemma. He doesn't get mad at them like a spoilt brat because he knows not everything has to go according to his will.<\/p>
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So when Karan<\/i> decides to do something against his father in the end, it is definitely not a personal revenge for being abandoned and hurt since his childhood. Despite seeming oblivious to the world, Karan<\/i> is as considerate as his buddies. <\/p>
After watching lots of films with happy endings, we had a similar expectation from this film as well. But when Karan<\/i> says, \"Bachna hi hain toh, hum yahaan kyun aate te<\/i>\" (Why would we be here in the first place if we wanted to save ourselves?) while answering a person on radio, we had a prick in the heart.<\/p>
DJ tries to keep everybody intact and they have already stomached the fact that they were not going to stay alive after that. They hug one another and the film ends with the most dreaded thing taking place.<\/p>
We dreaded it more when Karan said, \"Koi bhi desh perfect nahi hota hain, usse perfect banaana padta hain<\/b><\/i>\" (No country is perfect, we are supposed to make it perfect) because we didn't want to lose a sensible soul.<\/p>
With all the boys coming together to smile at us reassuringly that everything will be alright with the nation in hands of more people like them and....leaving, we all carried ourselves out with heavy hearts, not knowing which is more worrisome, the future of this country or the dead dreams of all the people who fought for it.<\/p>
#Rang_de_basanti<\/p>"}]
Happiness is life's most cherished goal. Happiness is the goal that makes other life goals like success, prosperity and relationships feel meaningful and enjoyable. Everyone in the world says that a person needs just three things to be truly happy in this world: someone to love, something to do and something to hope for. But the most important thing is to enjoy your life - to be happy - it's all that matters. You can't protect yourself from sadness without enjoying the happiness. Happiness comes from peace, will power and memories. To be happy in life you must follow some crucial steps : 1)Be with others who make you smile 2)Hold on to your values 3)Accept the good 4)Imagine the best 5)Do things you love 6)Find purpose 7)Listen to your heart 8)Push yourself, not others 9)Be open to change and 10)Bask in the simple pleasures.\"BE BRAVE AND BELIEVE IN YOURSELF , THEN YOU WILL BE THE MOST HAPPIEST PERSON EVER.\"<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1567173742830}]
\"Remember not only to say the right thing in the right place but far more difficult still, to leave unsaid the wrong thing at the tempting moment.\u201d <\/p>
\nThere is something powerful within you. It is as small as a little flame but it can start a forest fire. And that is nothing but your tongue <\/b>your words. <\/p>
\nEven if you are the kind of person who doesn't like to socialize much, you still talk to someone or the other who is close to you. So, one might wonder, \"Yes, I talk. What's the big deal about it?\" Our speech itself is a big deal<\/i>. What we speak and how we speak are very important. One sentence, sometimes even a word, is enough to build or break a person or a relationship. <\/p>
\nPeople usually believe that 'whatever you do, good or bad, it comes back to you.' Similarly, we can say that 'whatever you say, good or bad, it comes back to you.' If you keep talking about bad things happening to you, they surely will. <\/p>
On a daily basis, we all utter some 'not so good' stuff. The bad that we speak about ourselves for sure will take form some or the other day. Just give it a thought; isn't it true that when something bad happens to us, we tend to lose control over what we say? It might appear like we are speaking out if dismay, but that is not necessary. We are better off staying calm rather than just putting our negative thoughts into words. If your current situation is projecting bad thoughts in your mind, say no to it, try to overcome it. Control your thoughts, think positive and speak positive things. This allows only the 'good vibes' to be around us. <\/p>
Let us now think about the way we talk. Besides a healthy mindset, it is equally important to maintain healthy relations. Proper and good communication is the key to a happy relationship, either with friends, family or even the people in a position higher than yours. Most of the time, the reason for a fight or an argument between loved ones is a misunderstanding<\/i>, and that again brings us back to the point of proper communication. <\/p>
Speak up, open your heart up and tell the other person what you feel, if you felt bad because of something they said to you, just tell them. If you don't like whatever the other person is saying to you or if you disagree with their opinion about something, instead of getting angry try speaking your mind out in a calm<\/b>, gentle manner<\/b>. Be clear in your communication at all times. Doing so will keep you calm as well as strengthen your relationship with the people around you. <\/p>
So, from now on, think positive, speak positive, stay positive.<\/p>"}]
St Ann's Degree & P.G College for Women is a Christian Minority Institution was established in the year 1998. The 9-acre serene campus is situated on the Nacharam - NFC road in close proximity to PSUs and Industrial estates. \nThe College is run by the Society of Sisters of St. Ann of Providence, the name that has been associated with excellence in education, for many decades. <\/p>
The College provides education in the field of Commerce, Science, and Management dedicated to empowering women professionally and technically, molding them into capable persons who are committed to their personal and professional endeavors. <\/p>
The MBA program affiliated to Osmania University and Approved by AICTE aims at providing integral, value-based, skill-oriented, and quality-focused education<\/b> in an environment of integrated and interactive learning. With the best of infrastructural facilities and learning resources, the Department of Business Management has completed 16 years of rendering value-based, holistic management education every year empowering young Annites <\/b>to realize their dreams. The College has an excellent placement track record as most of our alumni are working with reputed organizations all over the world. <\/p>
The Young Annites \u201cPursue Truth<\/b>\u201d our Motto<\/b>, with a keen interest in every aspect of their academic endeavor so that their ignorance vanishes and light of truth illuminates their whole being.\n<\/p>"}]
In a scenario where many people just complain about the lack of cleanliness in public spaces without bothering to do anything about it, Earthlings is a city based voluntary NGO that not only cleans places up but also \u2018adorns\u2019 different spots in the city. This, is in addition to performing various other activities related to protecting the environment as Earthlings is an environmental protection organisation. <\/p>
How does the cleaning up spaces fit into environmental protection, one might ask and Earthlings\u2019 founder Sriram\u2019s answer to this is, \u201cCleaning up a place is the easiest way to get someone\u2019s attention. When people see us working so hard, they tend to stop throwing trash there. Also, cleaning up a place enables tree plantation. This is why we feel it fits into our agenda.\u201d<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1567162498439","data":"5d6901b8b9950"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1567162498437","data":"
Started by Sriram Arumilli and Gowtham Reddy in 2016, the NGO now has a network of over 200 volunteers in Hyderabad and Chennai and over the last two years, they have done several activities in these two cities, from tree plantation drives to clean up drives and more. The story behind its inception is interesting, as Sriram explains, \u201cWhen I was a student, I saw a tree being chopped down and I realised there should be someone to protect them. I did some research and ended up working for an NGO called The Green Nest. It shut down later because they had some issues with registration. That experience motivated me to start an organisation of my own and that\u2019s how Earthlings was born.\u201d<\/p>
They started beautifying various spots in the city by cleaning them up and painting them beautifully and they called this program - Adorn Hyderabad. \u201cUnder this program, we cleaned up and beautified several places in the city. Doing this sends a clear message to people that it is up to us to maintain our own city,\u201d shares Sriram. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1567162498440","data":"5d6901c6a695c"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1567162498438","data":"
A key activity of theirs is when they team up with major events like marathons and more as a Go Green partner. Under this, they clean up the trash generated at the event and sort it and send it off to recycling\/dump yard accordingly. \u201cPeople would be surprised to know the amount of trash each of these massive events generate. We put volunteers across the route at a marathon and these volunteers collect all the trash. After this, we sort it properly and whatever can be recycled, is sent for recycling. There was one marathon where we handled about 8 tonnes of trash,\u201d explains Sriram, whose organisation also partnered up with the recent Airtel Hyderabad Marathon, where they handled about 2 tonnes of trash.<\/p>
With a volunteer base comprising of students and working professionals in equal numbers, the NGO now does a minimum of two activities every month and as of now, it is completely funded by volunteers\u2019 donations. They are now planning on heading to schools to conduct workshops on environmental awareness and more, to ensure the future generation is rightly aware. <\/p>"}]
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