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INDIA\u2019s first visually impaired IAS officer Pranjal patil has taken charge as Thiruvananthapuram sub collector. This is her second assignment since her appointment into service in 2018.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571290372712},{"data":"
Pranjal lost her vision at the age of 6. Hailing from Ulhasnagar,Maharashtra,she completed her post graduation in internal relation from JNU. <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571290541846},{"data":"
\"Nothing is impossible in life \"<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571290675307},{"data":"
I think nothing is impossible ,if you want to fulfill a dream. A lot of people will tell that you can\u2019t do it , that you don\u2019t have what it takes , but if it is in your heart and you feel it , there is nothing that will stop you.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571290697427},{"data":"
{SET YOUR GOALS , MAKE YOUR PLANS , CHASE YOUR DREAMS }<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571291081774}]
Tears dripped like raindrops from my eyes. My fingers fiercely wiping off the incessant moisture. I was watching the video of long lost friend rapping to a sick beat. Abhilash Devaraya was his name, beacuse of him my life was never the same. We were like two pearls in an oyster shell, always together but never the same. He was indeed a blood friend. I even joked about being buried next to eachother. Death couldn't separate us but life did.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571311021961},{"data":"
Abhilash lost his mom to leukemia that year. The trauma was so brutal that he developed a stuttering problem in addition to his ADHD. Life became tough for him, he was on a dark path to drugs and alcohol. I tried to help him and even pleaded God. My prayers were answered in the form of Eminem.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571311142879},{"data":"
Eminem, one of the best selling artists of all time but his path to success wasn't easy.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571311668430},{"data":"
His mother gave birth to him at 17, after a 73- hour long labour. His father abandoned him. He never had a stable home, his mother abused drugs and him too. He was bullied in schools and lagged behind in studies. He got mixed with the wrong crowd a took part in underground rap battles. He had to take care of his infant younger brother because his mother was drunk. He ruled underground and then met his savior, Dr. Dre. He welcomed fatherhood at 18, throughout his daughter. He left home and strived to provide a better life for her. <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571311797609},{"data":"
He was the only white rapper then, when Hip Hop was ruled by Blacks. He felt pressurized to excel at the cost of his skin colour. He fought through racism, mockery, tyranny, threats of murder , divorce. He couldn't watch his daughters growing up as he was busy making name in the industry. His contemporaries hated him and critics despised him. He got addicted to drugs and severely overdosed once.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571312157546},{"data":"
Eminem is the only rapper to have won an Oscar for his song ' lose yourself '. He is inducted in the Hip Hop hall of fame. He won many Grammy awards to prove his prowess. He became the most successful artist of the decade. His rough start, dark past , tormenting present only favoured him.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571312559426},{"data":"
He found peace and his voice through music. He avenged his demons and enemies through his hit songs. He inspired millions and became the voice of the Underdogs. He is the breathing example that your struggles, your past, your trauma don't have to define your future.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571312763090},{"data":"
Thanks to him Abhilash found a way to fight his demons. He raps like it's a promise and never stutters with Eminem. His mother would be proud of the man he has become.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571313062558},{"data":"
Happy Birthday to the Rap - God, the Slim Shady, the B- rabbit and the one and only Marshall Mathers.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571313188682},{"data":"
Laters,<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571313368807},{"data":"
Esma \u2764\ufe0f<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571313377768}]
In heaven...\n\nThat morning something had destroyed the usual peace in heaven. All the souls were hurriedly moving here and there creating chaos everywhere. On enquiry, it was discovered that a soul from hyderabad has just arrived in heaven and it was creating all the ruckus. At the word Hyderabad, Sarojini Naidu was also thrilled and rushed to the entrance to greet the soul. The soul began this way...\" You know what, Hyderabad stands to be one of the biggest metropolitan cities in India. Large MNCs come to hyderabad to build there headquarters. Hyderabad has also got the worlds most talented people........\"\n\n\n\nAt these words Sarojini Naidu went back to the days when she used to write about the greatness of Hyderabad to stir up patriotism among the people. She was born and brought up in Hyderabad and dedicated all her life to instill freedom struggle among the people of hyderabad. As a soul in heaven she always regretted that she could not see Hyderabad post independence. Even today she felt nostalgic and tears rolled down her eyes. Yamraj said that it was the first time he saw a soul crying in heaven and asked her the reason. She then expressed her desire of visiting hyderabad and within seconds he took her to hyderabad.\n\nIn earth,\n\nWhile she was 100-200 feet or so above the ground she saw goldish lights twinkling in the air. She assumed it was from the fireflies and was delighted. She eagerly glanced all around and put her hand forward to catch hold of them when she came nearer to the ground. But alas, there were none. That goldish light was of the street lights. Though disappointed she was thrilled to have set foot on the earth. While she got lost in her thoughts, a deafening voice disturbed her. She looked around. The air around was so filled with smoke dust that she wondered how the people in the city lived. Since she was soul she would not be effected by the smoke but could definitely percieve it. It was midnight 12 O'clock, but the traffic was at peak. \n\nBut something that she liked was that she noticed women travelling alone during the midnight hours which was really a great achievement compared to Sarojini Naidu's time. She moved on still with the hope to see fireflies and that way reached Khairthabad and decided to spend the night there. The next morning sh began her tour through the city. \n\nAfter travelling two-three kilometres, she reached a waterbody. It seemed to be like a nala with garbage all around. But the place looked as if she had known it for a long time. She noticed a statue at the middle of the nala. When she observed it keenly, she realised it was the Buddha statue and it was the Hussain sagar lake! She was baffled. She stood staring at the lake for a while. The lake which was once considered a source of drinking water, now looked like a nala full of garbage. Unable to tolerate this, Sarojini Naidu decided to go back to heaven. Before leaving, she wrote to the newspaper office this way,\n\nHyderabadis, Oh dear Hyderabadis!\nWhy is the sky so smoke-laden?\nWhere have all the fireflies, koel, maina gone?\nIs it not ur duty?\nTo make a pollution-free city?\n\nHyderabadis, Oh dear Hyderabadis!\nWhy is the hussain sagar so dirty?\nDon't u have any pity?\nClean it till it reflects its bottom like a mirror,\nAnd make sure no one dares to litter. \n This way she wrote in her typical style and flew to heaven.\n<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571306161219}]
MAD & Co.<\/b> is the brainchild of a couple of bubble tea maniacs who have traveled across the world, sipped a million cuppas of this slurpicious beverage and felt that India was missing out on a revolutionary beverage. Our drinks are handcrafted with high-quality tea leaves and selected ingredients sourced from all over Asia. We are on a mission to make India a bubble tea mad country by serving the most authentic Taiwanese beverages of the highest quality. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1571378849145","data":"
We are looking for passionate candidates who want to join us in creating great Customer Experience, not only through our delicious Bubble Teas, but also by creating an excellent Customer Friendly store!<\/p>
We are not only looking for interns but Future Managers!<\/i><\/p>
Below are the opportunities available for those who wants to start their career with us and can grow along with the company.<\/p>
Store Barista Internship :<\/b> Welcoming customers, informing them about specials or new items, answering questions, and accepting orders and payments. Preparing beverages, such as Ice Teas, Bubble Teas, Fruit Teas and Milk Teas.<\/p>
Eligibility : <\/i>Any Degree<\/p>
Part-Time Internship:<\/i><\/b> 6 days a week (Includes weekends), 3 hours a day for 1 month. <\/p>
Stipend - INR 3,000 per month<\/i><\/p>
Full-Time Internship:<\/i> <\/b>6 days a week (Includes weekends), 9 hours a day for 3 months. <\/p>
Stipend - INR 10,000 per month<\/i><\/p>
Perks : <\/b><\/i>Internship Certificate, Letter of Recommendation, Job offer based on performance.<\/p>
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Interview Process : <\/i><\/b><\/p>
1.Telephonic round<\/p>
2.Face to face round<\/p>
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Work Location : <\/b><\/p>
Sharath City Capital Mall <\/b>(AMB Cinema),<\/i> Kondapur, Hyderabad.<\/p>
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Chances...and choices...what would we love or actually want in these both?? Asking this I'm telling you to make a choice again..\ud83d\ude05 but always we people love choices and hate chances..from accessories to attachments ..from shoes to suits.. everything everything is going on by our choices..even a small kid wants all by choice..we see quotes and videos that always say go by your choice and don't compromise bla..bla and bla.... <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571208633273},{"data":"
Every person wants his\/her choice in his or her study to rule...we tell our parents I wanna be a doc or engg or a ca..but when we are not getting that i.e. when we realize that it is not possible to study what we want we reluctantly choose another one to move on..but whenever we get a difficulty in understanding an element in that..we start cursing our parents saying they are responsible for pursuing this thing which we never wanted...not only then, we keep cursing them whenever we get a mood to do so..but can anyone say that.. some day after getting a proper job..can atleast we say that they lost something by taking a chance?? No!! This is because now we are successful we are the ones talented...<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571209112791},{"data":"
It's absolutely right to follow your have and make choices but at the same time it's not a blunder to accept chances...when you get a chance..don't avoid them accept them and when you get to choose respect your choices...it's not over when you accept chances cause you can still pursue your passion besides that....so people start accepting chances and respecting choices....then you can automatically make a change and leave your mark in whatever you do ...all the best!!<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571210032296}]
Crisna Chaitanya Reddy is a teacher by passion, writer, orator and an inspiration to students in Telangana. He and his brother started a company -Create U- to help graduate level students understand various academic concepts in a better manner and with his practical approach, he impacted many youngsters. An MBA from JNTU Hyderabad, he has also bagged many awards for his writings, like the best author award for his book \"Alochimpachese\".<\/p>
In this chapter of FYI talks, he spoke to stuMagz on what it took him to reach where he is and his journey overall. <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1571208779741","data":"j71eQEwpQCo"}]
There are several statistics that clearly point out the lack of employable skills among Indian graduates and that has resulted in the massive unemployment that exists in this country. In an attempt to address that issue and to ensure graduates from low-income families get a chance to become employable, Surge Impact along with TDF has started an initiative called First Job<\/b>. It is an after-education program that aims at providing focused and sustained support in training and ensuring employment of graduates from socio-economically weak backgrounds. The program aims to fulfill goal 8 of sustainable development goals and create 1 million jobs by 2024<\/i>.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1571220178348","data":"
To ensure meritorious graduates get opportunities, this program is open for any graduate with a minimum of 70% aggregate in graduation and whose family income is less than Rs. 2.4 lakhs per annum. It also aims to give an opportunity to people with disabilities, people from tribal areas, orphans, from agricultural families and more, to ensure wealth creation as opposed to giving them charity.<\/i><\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1571220178349","data":"
Applicants will go through a series of written and oral tests like aptitude test, psychometric assessment, Just A Minute session, Group Discussion and more, before a personal interview. Once the applicant clears all of these, they will receive personal counselling to analyse where the candidate needs improvement and where the candidate needs guidance. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1571220178350","data":"
Subsequently the candidate will then receive extensive training and mentorship by compassionate and capable industry experts in the area of interest and aptitude and these areas include technical and nontechnical avenues like IT, Telecom, Big Data, Beauty & Wellness, Retail, Hardware, Photography, Embroidery, Hospitality, Healthcare and more. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1571220178351","data":"
After the training, the candidate will be given extensive placement opportunities through different approaches like job-fairs, walk-ins, placement agencies, etc. <\/p>
Apply now if you suit the eligibility criteria and share to the right candidates<\/b>.<\/p>"}]
It was midnight and I was fast asleep. I suddenly woke up from a dream and my cat Sophie was awake and purring near my legs. Then I looked around the room and realized that I was home not in Egypt. Since childhood I was always fascinated by the pharaohs of Egypt and the pyramids. I had recurrent dreams of a great curse upon the world and I remember that thinking about it all the time never helped cause I used to get distracted in school. My parents had me tested for schizophrenia at once but the doctor said I was fine and gave me some sleeping pills. My parents were worried about me, cause they think the obsession with Egyptology is effecting daily life. But they don't know that I'm awake now. They are fast asleep in the next room. So I slowly Slid under the covers and scooted over to the desk and powered my laptop on. I had received it as a gift for my sixteenth birthday and it had the stickers of great sphinx, the pyramids, Abu simbel and many more. I wanted to know more about the pharaohs of Alexandria so I goggled it and read about the destruction of the greatest lighthouse of ancient times. The Egyptian way of treating their dead always amazed me. In my dream I was in a pyramids deep catacombs and there were these people in ancient Egyptian tunics talking about the way to build more tombs and about their king Remesis the second. Then suddenly a foot soldier always runs towards me and tells me that the kingdom is under attack and I'm the only one who can stop it by making peace with the enemies. But actually nobody can see me there but the soldier always does and then suddenly he gets stabbed in the back and by his scream I wake up. It's the dream I had since childhood. ............to be continued ...............<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571151928541}]
India is boasting to be the youngest country in this world with more than 70% of its population aged below 35 years, at the same time India has highest number of people who are unemployed. India is manufacturing highest number of confused professionals like engineers, doctors, Chartered accountants, etc. who are just acquiring qualifications for sake of societal and parental pressure. <\/p>
Our country is hoping to see that the young students of India will come to its aid to make it a developed country, forgetting the fact that the demographic dividend is a double edge sword. If we harness it properly, it can pull an entire country out of poverty as it happened with Germany, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, etc.<\/p>
If a country fails to utilise the human resources, the same demographic divided will turn into a frankenstein monster, devouring an entire country. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1571139617027","data":"
The million dollar question is how we can solve this problem of demographic explosion. As saying goes \u2018idle man\u2019s brain is devils workshop\u2019, we can rephrase this question as \u2018How we can engage people so that they don\u2019t remain idle?\u2019.<\/p>
National Ideation Day is one such idea that would help India to solve problem of unemployment. Thus, keeping people engaged in some work.<\/p>
How does this National Ideation Day work?<\/p>
We are proposing Govt of India to declare Oct 15th as National Ideation Day, a day entirely for ideating on the problems of India. We chose Oct 15th because it is birth anniversary of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam. The man who lived for the idea of developed India until his last breath. He inspired my life a lot and many of my actions have been because of the way he ignited my mind.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1571139617028","data":"
The motto of National Ideation day is to involve students from schools, colleges, and universities to ideate on that particular day to find the solutions to the problems that they want to ideate upon.They can divide problems that they want to solve in different categories like Global, National, regional, local etc. It is prerogative of the respective educational institution to ideate on any of these categories. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1571139617029","data":"
What will happen with this National Ideation Day?<\/p>
1)National Ideation day will help students to imbibe problem solving attitude.<\/p>
2)In full scale of its implementation, national Ideation day has capacity to involve more than 30 crores of Indian students. The scale of the ideas that we can be produced is simply humongous. <\/p>
3)Even if one idea becomes a Microsoft, Google or an Amazon, it has potential to create jobs in thousands in number in the future.<\/p>
4)The thought of ideation itself will create curiosity among the students to see problems in a different way.<\/p>
5)National Ideation Day will also help to solve the problem of thought poverty because the participants cannot escape from thinking on that day to ideate upon the problems that they have chose to do so.<\/p>
6)Leadership Crises is one of the problems that National Ideation Day is solving because with only a strong idea a person can inspire a tribe to join his movement to realise that idea. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1571139617030","data":"
Finally, National Ideation day is everyones day to join, participate, ideate, talk, spread, etc. We are inviting you in this movement realise the dream of Dr.Kalam. It will be a fitting tribute to that great personality who dedicated his entire life to the service of India and who dreamt to see India as a developed country. We can realise his dream through ideation! Are you game?<\/p>
Jai Hind!! <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1571139617031","data":"
Raghunandan Vadla is a life scientist who believes life as a laboratory and experiments with his life by following his passions. So far he has been an IT employee, Author, Speaker, Entrepreneur, Teacher, Trainer, Traveller, Programmer, etc. <\/b><\/p>"}]
The fundamental principle of the\u00a0 educational institutions is to provide the students with knowledge and skills which can help him to live economically well in a society. As the former above statement goes, skills play an indispensable role in his\/her betterment. The question arises as to how would one develop these skills? The simple answer would be, through participation. Yet, the practical scenario reflects a conspicuous gap in the number of students who took the initiative to participate in the events.\n\nImprovement must supposedly be a consequence of practice and, practice is only possible through voluntary participation. The students who aren\u2019t inclined to be a part of the events which could help and enhance their various skills in diverse ways are risking their welfare on the stands of ignorance. I couldn\u2019t help but notice the large portion of the total students who aren\u2019t driven to learn by themselves. It is where I would think the institution encounters the difficulty dealing with.\u00a0\n\nAs I had the privilege to offer my perspective of the events, I would say that it the voluntary participation of the students is the most important aspect of the whole learning endeavor. The institutions can fill this void by encouraging the students to partake in various activities and providing them with necessary counseling to help them adopt self interest towards learning. As it goes without saying, self discipline is the root cause of a student's welfare.\u00a0\n\n<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1571120519636}]
Remembering the youth icon, Sir APJ Abdul Kalam on his birth anniversary. Though India had many presidents, but Kalam Sir is and will always be President for most of the youth. Called as the Missile Man because of his contribution to the missile and science sectors which made India the space club member. <\/p>
Let us know some interesting and inspiring facts from the life of our beloved President.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1539603495059","data":"
1. Born to a Muslim boatowner family on October 15, 1931 at a pilgrimage center of Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu. Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam was the youngest among his siblings.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1539603495060","data":"
2. He began to support his family financially from a very young age and distributed newspaper in the town. But never let this effect his studies. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1539603495061","data":"
3. During World war II, Kalam was just a 10 year old boy. Later he described about the distortion of the war when the war almost touched the doors of the Rameswaram.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1539603495062","data":"
4. He was a very quick in in understanding and grasping things and this is why he was appreciated by his mentors and fellow mates for his hard work at Thumba Space Center <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1539603495063","data":"
5. Other than a successful Aerospace Scientist, Professor, Author, he was a kind human by his nature. While his stay at DRDO, he instructed not to have broken glass pieces on the walls for his protection as that would hurt birds. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1539603495064","data":"
6. The Missile Man! <\/p>
But Why? Here are few reasons: <\/p>
a. The think tank behind India\u2019s first indigenous Satellite Launch Vehicle (SLV-III).<\/p>
b. Project Director of India\u2019s first satellite 'Rohini'.<\/p>
c. Developed 5 missiles: Nag, Akash, Trishul, Agni, Prithvi when he was the chief of the Integrated Guided Missile Development Program in DRDO.<\/p>
d. Led the formation of BrahMos Aerospace between Russia and India and many such contributions made him Missile Man of the Universe.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1539603495065","data":"
7. His first award was Padma Bhushan in the year 1981. Since then Kalam Sir started bagging the honorary awards and finally had: Padma Bhushan, Padma Vibhushan, Bharat Ratna, \tIndira Gandhi Award for National Integration, \tVeer Savarkar Award<\/b> are few of those 21 honored awards.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1539603495066","data":"
8. He never discriminated on the religions and followed only one religion which is Humanity. Though he was a Muslim, he read hindu spiritual and mythological book Bhagavad Gita also Quran. Abdul Sir was an expert in playing Veena.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1539603495067","data":"
9. Kalam sir was a vegetarian and always loved the simple and staple food of Tamil Nadu : Sambar, Rice, Coconut chutney, Vendhya Kozhambu and Puliyodare.<\/i><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1539603495068","data":"
10. He was the man of moral values and ethics!<\/p>
When his team faced many failures while testings at ISRO, being a leader he accepted it as his mistake. Later, when they got huge success, he refused to take credits alone and sent a fellow scientist for the interview with the Press. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1539603495069","data":"
We also got a wonderful and inspiring writer who's work and books keep inspiring and motivating today's youth for the growth and development of our Nation. <\/p>
A precise blog or a day wouldn't be enough to know, explore, learn and indulge the facts from his life. <\/p>"}]
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