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It's not always feasible to buy a giant TV for your home, especially if you've just graduated, moved to a new city for a job and want to have a TV at home you can watch movies on or play games with. With it's wonderful pricing and nifty size (It's 32 inches), the Sony Bravia HD Ready LED TV is a nice little addition to your house, if you aren't looking for a full HD experience or a larger TV. <\/p>
Pros:<\/b><\/p>
The TV comes packaged with a clearer resolution feature to give it the appearance of having a higher resolution that it actually does (the TV is capped at the regular laptop resolution of 1366x768), and can also be wall mounted! <\/p>
One of the major gripes I have with TV sets is when there is a lack of ports. One HDMI port and one USB port will simply not cut it in 2017, it makes no sense not to have more than one or even two these days. This model has two HDMI Ports, which is not bad, but only one USB port which makes no sense, but I suppose you get what you pay for.<\/p>
The picture quality is excellent for the asking price, during the review I tested the movie with some of the most gorgeous movies in the industry and I am happy to report that the picture quality seems uncompromising, but not the best. There is more to be said here, but we will get to that in the next section. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494623703097","data":"59162a492b3d5"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494623705632","data":"
Cons: <\/b> <\/p>
Despite the Motionflow technology native to Bravias, the upscaling of movies and images on the TV do not work well enough. It is still great to view it from a distance but if you're the kind of person who likes to absorb the details then it will bother you. <\/p>
As mentioned earlier, the number of ports are simply too less. Two HDMI ports are manageable but one USB port is simply inexcusable. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494625257221","data":"59162cdb69bdb"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494625259615","data":"
Final Thoughts <\/b> <\/p>
Considering what we pay for this TV and the quality we're getting for that price, it is practically a steal and a great addition to your place for some Rest and Recreation. If you've been looking for a budget TV that fits your needs and is not big enough to be a bother as well as not small enough to be insignificant, go for this TV. <\/p>
Click here to buy!<\/a><\/p>"}]
Do you remember hearing mythological tales as a child, with your mouth hanging open as you stare at your grandparent\/elderly figure, hooked to every word they speak, your little mind blowing at every new and amazing detail? Reading Norse Mythology by master wordsmith Neil Gaiman is the same, except this time you're older, wiser and yet have your mouth hanging open at the style with which Niel tells the story of the old gods of the cold lands to the north. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494620065470","data":"59161d578420a"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494620069567","data":"
It is difficult to put down a Neil Gaiman book, which can be both a blessing and a curse depending on whom you ask and how much time they have for reading books. His writing appeals to your sense of wonder and imagination, and this book is full of that. Gaiman takes you on a journey of discovering the Norse Mythology through his words. The child who was pulled into the world by Marvel Comics's The Mighty Thor completely immersed himself in the mythology and gave us some of the best works influenced by it. <\/p>
The reason I'm talking more about Gaiman in this review than the book is because the book is a love letter by Gaiman to the Norse Mythology, to a part of his life that was spent reading about the incredible old gods and their stories, and how much it has influenced him since then. The book itself is incredible, the structure in which the story is told, separating the mythology from the 'players' as Gaiman writes about the gods. The book is neatly structured into multiple sections that delve into the story of the one that is named at the beginning of the section. The conversations between gods feel like conversations you physically bear witness to, and that is a mark of a really great writer, to be able to transport you to the vision they had in their mind. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494622058919","data":"5916208eaa312"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494622060464","data":"
This might not be Gaiman's best work, but he has no interest in giving us a reason to find fault with the book. If anything, I am sad that the book had to end. <\/p>
When the book does end, it's like a spell has broken and you are back to your comfortable reading chair or bed, and all you want to do is jump into the magic once again. It is a hard book to put down, and it is a love letter by Gaiman to Norse Mythology. With this book, he brings to us what enthralled him all these years, and it is something everyone should pick up to read. <\/p>
To buy Neil Gaiman's Norse Mythology, click here. <\/a> <\/p>"}]
The point of a movie is not just to internet. Cinema, truly great cinema, makes you think, introspect, and more importantly, inspire: it inspires you to run after your dreams and to be uncompromising in your pursuit of greatness. So here's 5 must watch movies for students! <\/p>
1. Good Will Hunting <\/b><\/p>
Robin Williams has had a long and illustrious career with many incredible and powerful performances, but his role as Sean Maguire in Good Will Hunting is one that made the most impact on me, personally. Along with a young Matt Damon playing Will Hunting, the movie explores themes of realising one's potential. This movie encourages students to introspect and come to terms with the talents they have, and is one of the reasons I started my career in writing. <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1535181507219","data":"QSMvyuEeIyw"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1535181507220","data":"
2. Dead Poets Society <\/b> <\/p>
'O Captain, my captain! The fearful trip is done!\" <\/p>
The famous poem by Walt Whitman will become one of the most memorable scenes for you from this movie. The movie starring the incredible Robin Williams who plays an English teacher named John Keating, follows his unorthodox teaching methods to a group of teenagers in high school and how he eventually finds a place in all their hearts. It is a beautiful movie, and something every student should watch. <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1535181507229","data":"aQwVQzs9pHk"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1535181507222","data":"
3. School of Rock <\/b><\/p>
Jack Black's incredibly funny and incredibly inspiring 2003 movie about teaching his students how to stop having their nose buried in books all the time and inspiring them to take up music and let their passion speak for them is a beautiful movie hidden under its comedy and goofiness. It's a movie which encourages students to follow their heart and fight for what is theirs. <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1535181507223","data":"5afGGGsxvEA"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1535181507224","data":"
4. The Blind Side <\/b> <\/p>
Based on the true story of Michael Oher, this Oscar winning movie is about a young Oher being adopted by the Tuohy family. Leigh Anne Tuohy and her husband extended their home and their love to the young Michael Oher who went on to discover his strengths thanks to his new family and went on to become a famous American Football star. The entire movie has a beautiful feel to it, and shouldn't be missed. <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1535181507225","data":"gvqj_Tk_kuM"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1535181507226","data":"
5. The Pursuit of Happyness <\/b> <\/p>
Another incredible true story brought to the masses, this movie taught people that if you want something, you go and get it. It is one of the most inspiring movies ever made, and it is difficult to watch without feeling a sense of renewed purpose after you're done watching. <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1535181507227","data":"89Kq8SDyvfg"}]
1. IT Job Markets Crash as Infosys and Cognizant reportedly cut thousands of jobs. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494591299999","data":"5915a7b38ac6d"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494591343592","data":"
2. The United States today imposed sanctions of Pakistan based terrorist groups a day after they warned India about an imminent attack. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494591404942","data":"5915a7f61d493"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494591410039","data":"
3. Supreme Court went on record to say that Triple Talaq is the worst form of marriage dissolution. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494591446397","data":"5915a8971152c"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494591449622","data":"
4. The Congress continues shielding Sonia and Rahul Gandhi in the National Herald case. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494591676296","data":"5915a905cc03d"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494591681433","data":"
5. Bahubali 2 mania remains unstoppable as the second week collections for the Hindi version end at Rs. 383 crore <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494591781261","data":"5915a999eb934"}]
\u201cGet off the computer!\u201d \u201cStop wasting your time on that console and go study!\u201d \u201cVideogames will dull your mind.\u201d This is every Indian parent who, for some reason, abhor the idea of videogames. For them, videogames are an utter waste of money, time and energy. In their opinion, it is madness to be spending 3000 rupees on a videogame. They will never understand why you need that expensive graphics card. They will never be okay with you asking for their credit card to subscribe to PlayStation Plus or Xbox Live. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494589619363","data":"5915a2685ae57"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494589696078","data":"
Unlike other countries, videogames did not come to India until the 1990s and weren\u2019t very accessible till the late 2000s. They were considered a luxury, but that\u2019s not the case now. Times have changed. Gaming is more common now than ever, so it is time the mind-set changed. <\/p>
Indian parents are just not okay with videogames. And they have good reason to feel this way. The present gaming generation are youngsters aged 15-25. Most of our parents are 40-50 years old. This means that when they were our age, about twenty years ago, the things they did in their free time were completely different compared to what we do. They had carom boards and tambola, we have Grand Theft Auto and FIFA. Just because we play in front of a TV screen shouldn\u2019t make the concept of entertainment any different now, should it? <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494589868703","data":"5915a2260c3fa"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494589882453","data":"
Yes, gaming addiction is very dangerous and on the rise too. Gaming for long hours at a stretch has serious implications. But that is something that can be controlled. One must ensure proper physical exercise every day, take breaks between gaming sessions, and keep hydrated. <\/p>
Videogames will always be frowned upon by the previous generation. I have tried to educate my parents about videogames, and I haven\u2019t made much progress, and it looks like I just have to stick to sneaking out every night and game while everyone sleeps. <\/p>"}]
Information Technology, quite frankly, is one of the backbones of the world today. Understandably engineers proficient in IT are needed more than ever in the field for various reasons, some of which overlap with Computer Science Engineers. Here's the different types of internships one can go as an IT Engineer (might not always be related to IT, however)<\/p>
1. Application Development <\/b><\/p>
Delve into the world of mobile app development with an internship at an MNC developing apps or for companies focused around providing a dedicated experience through their apps, whether it is through gaming or a unique selling point. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494585831912","data":"591595b3247cc"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494585833546","data":"
2. Website Development internship <\/b> <\/p>
Flex your PHP and HTML muscles with an internship in web development, help your company iron out the chinks in their armour by fixing it before someone spots it, or responding to problems of the website and coming up with innovative solutions. In this age of Information Technology, everyone is online and every business needs a website, so there is always someone who is on a look out for this. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494585936085","data":"591595f192339"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494585938091","data":"
3. SEO Internship <\/b> <\/p>
Search Engine Optimisation can make a difference in how much business you get through search engines, Google in particular. SEO is extremely important for a company, especially in growing stages. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494586173691","data":"591596205b56c"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494586176163","data":"
4. An Internship in IT Marketing <\/b> <\/p>
IT Sales is a very important part of an IT company, which goes without saying. For students with aspirations of making it to the business world using their IT engineering as base, this is an incredible internship to take up. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494586397220","data":"5915963b8a33f"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494586399105","data":"
5. An Internship in Software Development <\/b> <\/p>
Why wait till after you graduate to go work in a software development company when you can intern there first? Intern with the leading IT\/software development companies around the city and boost your profile, also standing a chance to be hired by them in the future as well. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494586487770","data":"59159665b37fc"}]
A lot of surveys in the last two years, concluded that engineering students are mediocre. In fact, the most popular survey is one by Aspiring Minds, an employability assessment company and this survey found out that only 7% of the engineers produced in the country are employable. Another survey conducted by the same company, found out that only 4.27% of all the CSE\/IT engineers in Hyderabad know how to code. This is a shocking fact as Hyderabad is one of the major IT hubs in the country and is one of the cities with the highest number of engineering colleges and is also the city with a huge number of IT related jobs every year.<\/p>
While a significant chunk of the other 93% of engineers who are not employable because of their lack of communication skills<\/a> and lack of their ability to sell themselves, the rest, are in the mediocre zone because of the huge number of colleges present. <\/p>In India, there over 3300 colleges across the country with a combined seat count of 1.4 million. With the government permitting colleges to open and function regardless of the standards, the non-employability of these students is bound to happen. The mediocrity is becoming more evident with hundreds of colleges applying for closure this year<\/a>. And as the popular meme goes, \"India is a place where people become engineers first and then decide on what they want to do in life\", being forced\/manipulated\/coaxed\/goaded into engineering (including yours truly) is also a major reason for mediocre engineers.<\/p>In a complex scenario like this where the state and central governments (in order to do good for the country and to create more employment) go about pitching the country to various major multi-nationals; where teenagers are presented with engineering as the only option to succeed in life; where the prospect of pursuing engineering is fed to kids with milk in baby bottles; where humanities, commerce and other areas of study are severely looked down upon; students finishing engineering course and turning into mediocre, unemployable engineers is an eventuality.<\/p>Instead of blaming students and their lack of technical expertise even after finishing a professional course, the focus should be on revamping the entire system. A 10 year old child in sixth class need not focus entirely on M, P and C and instead, should be taught important life skills, should be taught importance of communicating properly and boldly. Parents of these very children should start realising the opportunities of all fields rather than passing on condolence messages to those parents whose kids opted for commerce or humanities.<\/p>Engineering colleges, on their part, should maintain stricter standards in terms of teaching and should focus on teaching relevant syllabus<\/a> as opposed to teaching outdated topics. The government, the big daddy of them all, should in turn, reduce the corruption to at least a manageable extent (removing corruption is fantasical and that is why it is not being talked about here) and start issuing permissions to colleges based on standards and stringently keep an eye on how they function. <\/p>Students are mouldable teenagers, fresh out of school. There have been countless instances where mediocre to academically poor students have excelled just because of what colleges offered to them. So if fingers have to be pointed at regarding students' mediocrity, it is to the colleges and to the education system and not towards the students.<\/p>*Picture for representational purpose only*<\/p>"}]
In India, there over 3300 colleges across the country with a combined seat count of 1.4 million. With the government permitting colleges to open and function regardless of the standards, the non-employability of these students is bound to happen. The mediocrity is becoming more evident with hundreds of colleges applying for closure this year<\/a>. And as the popular meme goes, \"India is a place where people become engineers first and then decide on what they want to do in life\", being forced\/manipulated\/coaxed\/goaded into engineering (including yours truly) is also a major reason for mediocre engineers.<\/p>In a complex scenario like this where the state and central governments (in order to do good for the country and to create more employment) go about pitching the country to various major multi-nationals; where teenagers are presented with engineering as the only option to succeed in life; where the prospect of pursuing engineering is fed to kids with milk in baby bottles; where humanities, commerce and other areas of study are severely looked down upon; students finishing engineering course and turning into mediocre, unemployable engineers is an eventuality.<\/p>Instead of blaming students and their lack of technical expertise even after finishing a professional course, the focus should be on revamping the entire system. A 10 year old child in sixth class need not focus entirely on M, P and C and instead, should be taught important life skills, should be taught importance of communicating properly and boldly. Parents of these very children should start realising the opportunities of all fields rather than passing on condolence messages to those parents whose kids opted for commerce or humanities.<\/p>Engineering colleges, on their part, should maintain stricter standards in terms of teaching and should focus on teaching relevant syllabus<\/a> as opposed to teaching outdated topics. The government, the big daddy of them all, should in turn, reduce the corruption to at least a manageable extent (removing corruption is fantasical and that is why it is not being talked about here) and start issuing permissions to colleges based on standards and stringently keep an eye on how they function. <\/p>Students are mouldable teenagers, fresh out of school. There have been countless instances where mediocre to academically poor students have excelled just because of what colleges offered to them. So if fingers have to be pointed at regarding students' mediocrity, it is to the colleges and to the education system and not towards the students.<\/p>*Picture for representational purpose only*<\/p>"}]
In a complex scenario like this where the state and central governments (in order to do good for the country and to create more employment) go about pitching the country to various major multi-nationals; where teenagers are presented with engineering as the only option to succeed in life; where the prospect of pursuing engineering is fed to kids with milk in baby bottles; where humanities, commerce and other areas of study are severely looked down upon; students finishing engineering course and turning into mediocre, unemployable engineers is an eventuality.<\/p>
Instead of blaming students and their lack of technical expertise even after finishing a professional course, the focus should be on revamping the entire system. A 10 year old child in sixth class need not focus entirely on M, P and C and instead, should be taught important life skills, should be taught importance of communicating properly and boldly. Parents of these very children should start realising the opportunities of all fields rather than passing on condolence messages to those parents whose kids opted for commerce or humanities.<\/p>
Engineering colleges, on their part, should maintain stricter standards in terms of teaching and should focus on teaching relevant syllabus<\/a> as opposed to teaching outdated topics. The government, the big daddy of them all, should in turn, reduce the corruption to at least a manageable extent (removing corruption is fantasical and that is why it is not being talked about here) and start issuing permissions to colleges based on standards and stringently keep an eye on how they function. <\/p>Students are mouldable teenagers, fresh out of school. There have been countless instances where mediocre to academically poor students have excelled just because of what colleges offered to them. So if fingers have to be pointed at regarding students' mediocrity, it is to the colleges and to the education system and not towards the students.<\/p>*Picture for representational purpose only*<\/p>"}]
Students are mouldable teenagers, fresh out of school. There have been countless instances where mediocre to academically poor students have excelled just because of what colleges offered to them. So if fingers have to be pointed at regarding students' mediocrity, it is to the colleges and to the education system and not towards the students.<\/p>
*Picture for representational purpose only*<\/p>"}]
Imagine a place where you can hang out with your friends, where you get to to experience the best of Hyderabad's cultural scene, from live music to open mic sessions and also stand up comedy, arts and more! Where you can satisfying your gastronomical urges with excellent food and also have a place to collaborate and work with your friends, where you can go from working, to having great food, finishing it with a round of gaming and then listening to live music as the day comes to an end. <\/p>
Sounds like a place you'd love to hang out in, doesn't it? The wait is now over with FUBAR, opening tonight! Talking about the hangout spot, we caught up with Mayur Jalan, the Business Development Manager at FUBAR as well as Asrith Krishna, Creative Director of Tree Huggers Club, a collective of like minded individuals who have left their comfort zones to pursue their dreams. <\/p>
\"It's a place for people to come hang out,\" says Mayur, speaking about the place, \"The goal was to have a place where people, youngsters particularly, can have a place to unwind, relax and also work. There's a workspace one can rent out for a whole day, and we even provide redeemable coupons for it.\" <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494576595972","data":"59156e1fd0204"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494576605622","data":"
The grand opening tonight will be graced by some of the best musicians from Hyderabad in the Indian scene like Baiju Dharmajan Syndicate, Arpit Chourey Project and Catharsis, and tomorrow, the Tree Huggers Club hosts their Tree Huggers Cassette - Session 8, featuring 4 different musical acts like Sidharth Bendi<\/a> and The Detour<\/a>. <\/p>Speaking about FUBAR and Tree Huggers Club, Creative Direction Asrith Krishna said, \"FUBAR aligns with our philosophy of stepping out of your comfort zone and doing what you love doing the most. Our Cassette Sessions have always been a part of that, as in the point of the cassette sessions is to promote homegrown music so they get recognised, and doing this at FUBAR is going to be an incredible experience.\" <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494578197017","data":"5915746f23517"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494577680974","data":"\"The U in our logo is underlined because we want to highlight that the place is all about you,\" says Mayur, \"It's all about bringing people together and letting them explore their creative side.\"<\/span><\/p>With the place all set to open tonight, May 12 2017, there are plans to also have gaming sessions, open mic events, TV show night or a movie night and even Karaoke and Cosplay competitions. With some of the best musicians from Hyderabad headlining the opening of the place as well as the management working towards making it a dedicated hangout spot for youngsters, FUBAR promises to become an important cultural landmark of Hyderabad. <\/p>Click here<\/a> for more information about the launch event tonight, and click here<\/a> for information and passes for the Tree Huggers Cassette - Session 8. We hope to see you there because we are not going to miss it! <\/p>"}]
Speaking about FUBAR and Tree Huggers Club, Creative Direction Asrith Krishna said, \"FUBAR aligns with our philosophy of stepping out of your comfort zone and doing what you love doing the most. Our Cassette Sessions have always been a part of that, as in the point of the cassette sessions is to promote homegrown music so they get recognised, and doing this at FUBAR is going to be an incredible experience.\" <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494578197017","data":"5915746f23517"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494577680974","data":"
\"The U in our logo is underlined because we want to highlight that the place is all about you,\" says Mayur, \"It's all about bringing people together and letting them explore their creative side.\"<\/span><\/p>With the place all set to open tonight, May 12 2017, there are plans to also have gaming sessions, open mic events, TV show night or a movie night and even Karaoke and Cosplay competitions. With some of the best musicians from Hyderabad headlining the opening of the place as well as the management working towards making it a dedicated hangout spot for youngsters, FUBAR promises to become an important cultural landmark of Hyderabad. <\/p>Click here<\/a> for more information about the launch event tonight, and click here<\/a> for information and passes for the Tree Huggers Cassette - Session 8. We hope to see you there because we are not going to miss it! <\/p>"}]
With the place all set to open tonight, May 12 2017, there are plans to also have gaming sessions, open mic events, TV show night or a movie night and even Karaoke and Cosplay competitions. With some of the best musicians from Hyderabad headlining the opening of the place as well as the management working towards making it a dedicated hangout spot for youngsters, FUBAR promises to become an important cultural landmark of Hyderabad. <\/p>
Click here<\/a> for more information about the launch event tonight, and click here<\/a> for information and passes for the Tree Huggers Cassette - Session 8. We hope to see you there because we are not going to miss it! <\/p>"}]
Movies are what they are because they tell us a story like no other medium can. The movie is the car, the actors its pilots, drivers, cyclists whatever you prefer to call them, and you, the viewer, are there for the ride. Movies tell you stories you identify with, putting yourself in their shoes as you relive the story on the screen. With our list of 5 Hollywood movies every student should watch coming soon, here's a list of 5 Indian movies every student must watch<\/p>
1. Taare Zameen Par <\/i><\/b><\/p>
It can be argued that students in colleges might be a little older that the required demographic the movie is targeting, but the themes of following your dreams, independence, being comfortable with who you are instead of hiding it still relevant to students in colleges today, and will be relevant to students in the coming years. Taare Zameen Par<\/i> is an incredibly important movie, one that taught the nation empathy. It is very special, and always a good watch, not to mention crucial for students no matter the age. <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1544262098791","data":"zeGamZ8LI8I"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1544262098782","data":"
2. Dil Chahta Hai <\/i><\/b><\/p>
One movie, three friends, one epic story. The power of Dil Chahta Hai<\/i> is that no matter how many years pass the story and the message of this movie will remain eternal. The camaraderie shared by the friends, their misadventures, being there through the tough times and the best of times, fighting, reconciling and being important to each other, this movie is a gem. An important achievement in Hindi cinema, and I personally regard this as one of the milestones of Indian cinema. <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1544262098792","data":"m13b25V0B10"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1544262098784","data":"
3. Bhaag Milkha Bhaag <\/i><\/b><\/p>
Watch Farhaan Akhtar give one of his career best performances in a biopic about The Flying Sikh of India, Milkha Singh. The struggles of the famed track and field athlete overcoming his demons and going on to make India's name shine is sure to get any youngster's blood pumping with adrenaline. If this movie doesn't inspire you to run after your dreams now, I don't know what will. <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1544262098793","data":"u71swQ4ksgI"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1544262098786","data":"
4. Rang De Basanti <\/i><\/b> <\/i><\/p>
The cultural impact of this movie was insane. This is a movie that inspired an entire generation of young people to protest and call out injustices in society. Released on January 26, 2006, the movie follows the story of a group of young students who find themselves in a difficult position when their government fails them. <\/p>
The movie prompted youngsters across the nation to ask the uncomfortable question to the government, and it is considered one of the most important Indian movies from the last decade. This one is a not a happy watch today, as it can be disappointing how little has changed since then and now, but the spirit of revolution lives on. <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1544262098794","data":"c769V25pX08"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1544262098788","data":"
5. Wake Up Sid <\/b> <\/p>
Perhaps the most important movie on this list, Wake Up Sid follows Ranbir Kapoor in his role as Sid whose only aim in life is to spend his dad's money and live without responsibilities. This movie doesn't shy away from asking the youth of today uncomfortable questions, where are we going in life? What is the meaning of life? Where is life going after this? Have you ever thought about your future? <\/p>
Wake Up Sid is a movie about choice and consequence. With Sid, who refuses to take responsibility, facing consequences for his lack of action, what will he do? It's a movie that teaches personal responsibility and taking control of your own life, and for students who are just graduating, this is one of the most important movies you can watch. <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1544262098795","data":"Ngimy3GpHS0"}]
Spread your wings through the circuits and power transmission lines with an internship relating to the field of Electrical Engineering. An incredible and highly important field! Here's what you can do.<\/p>
1. Internship in various MNCs <\/b> <\/p>
In India, most of the electricity related core jobs are in the limited ownership of the government, so it can be a little difficult to get them. However, MNCs in India's many great cities are always looking for an Electrical Engineer to help them with power estimation and various other needs pertaining to their work <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494533379599","data":"5914c9082008f"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494533381652","data":"
2. An Internship In A Power Plant <\/b> <\/p>
Get to the heart of your field, intern at one of the power generation plants across the country. It won't be easy and you'll have to move out of your house for a little while but you will gain hands on experience and that is incredible for your profile. Understandably these power plants are rare and highly valuable, thus inviting competition. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494533656932","data":"5914c8f2a005f"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494533658519","data":"
3. An Internship at CPRI <\/b> <\/p>
The Central Power Research Institute is a government owned organisation that is at the cutting edge of electrical engineering when it comes to civilian supply. Of the many things done here, testing a transformer by passing a large amount of current through it to make sure it is ready to action is one of them. It's an incredible place to work, so go ahead and apply through their careers page online. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494533826408","data":"5914c8ca30e57"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494533828037","data":"
4. An Internship in BHEL <\/b> <\/p>
Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited, again a government owned organisation is one of the backbone organisations of the country. Working here is a privilege, as it accepts only the best, and comes with it's own perks. Finding an internship here is obviously not easy, but this is an organisation that can seriously boost your profile, should you intern here. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494533928217","data":"5914c88fe40b3"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494533930100","data":"
5. Intern in solar power <\/b> <\/p>
The future is here and India is leading it! Solar power is being increasingly adopted by the country and there are many organisations that are into solar panels and solar power. An internship here will also show that you care for clean and green energy, which is always a good sign. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494534081152","data":"5914c83068dbf"}]
1. Calcutta HC Justice CS Karnan moves to Supreme Court seeking the recall of his conviction under contempt of court <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494514404520","data":"59147b2e79d02"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494514414553","data":"
2. Judges of 5 different faiths to decide if Triple Talaq is constitutional on May 15. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494514479128","data":"59147b7937250"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494514489249","data":"
3. Narendra Modi visits Sri Lanka, emphasis on the Buddhist connection between the two nations. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494514534214","data":"59147bc0a91dc"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494514560442","data":"
4. The Uttar Pradesh government on Thursday informed the Allahabad high court that it has refused to grant sanction for the prosecution of chief minister Yogi Adityanath in a decade-old communal riots case. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494514779107","data":"59147cb3de578"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1494514782423","data":"
5. Jammu Kashmir police today revealed that the militants that killed the young Lt. Umer Fayaz were of the Hizbul Mujahideen outfit. Investigations are currently on going. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1494514860975","data":"59147cfaddf2c"}]
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