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As long as we acknowledge that there exists a huge difference between BEING ALONE and BEING LONELY and that even definition of the term ,BEING ALONE may be obvious ,especially here in the 21st century ,then I would say that Intelligent people are more likely to be alone for several reasons.<\/p>\n
First ,being smart usually includes intellectual curiosity that may require some amount of independent study ,which, to a really smart person ,is fun.<\/p>\n
Intelligent people may have a hard time finding peers ,not in a moral sense ,but a social one.They usually don't expect anything from anyone else.<\/p>\n
Intelligent people have interests that bore the hell out of a normal person ,and they must pursue these interests alone or with one or two persons of same mind set.<\/p>\n
Intelligent people have a strong sense of metacognition. They think the way that others won't ,making them seem detached and even eccentric because they manage a busy internal agenda.<\/p>\n
Really Intelligent people have a high degree of emotional and social intelligence .They can navigate the complex principles of interconnectedness ,sustainability and moral conduct.<\/p>\n
They are consequently more likely to take unpopular positions on issues ,which may have them to appear hard to know when they become too earnest.<\/p>\n
Their brains are wired in a way that they cannot explain ,and sometimes they can't convey their thoughts to others because of that ,making a lot of conversations for them seem futile ,since they don't see other person grasping the point ,and don't have energy or the means to explain it.<\/p>\n
The more a person is intelligent and socialize with the others the less will be satisfied with his life.Or at least<\/p>\n
that is the conclusion reached by a study of psychologists at the LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS and SINGAPORE MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY.Undoubtedly , this statement challenges the belief that socializing and be surrounded by friends makes us happier.But, everything seems to indicate that it is not like everyone .For them , socialization doesn't take to a greater happiness and not produces greater satisfaction in life.<\/p>\n
The researchers believe that the cause could be that these people see socialization as a high distraction that moves them away from projects and goals that ,for them ,are much more important and rewarding in the longer term.Although study conducted at the UNIVERSITY OF MACEWAN refuted the myth that happiness would be in \"BLISSFUL IGNORANCE\".According to these psychologists, the most intelligent people do not necessarily have a clearer view of the problems in the world that causes them angst.<\/p>\n
The Intelligent people feel more anxiety than the others ,but not because they are deeper worried than the rest of the morals ,but rather because they brood constantly all mundane situations. It is also studied that these people get worried more often and for more things. <\/p>\n
In any case ,every person is a world apart ,with their flaws, strengths and qualities.We must find happiness in what truly satisfies us ,whether is the relationship with other people , a hobby or a passion.YES, BOTH BY CHANCE AND BY CHOICE ,BUT THAT DOESN'T MEAN THEY ARE LONELY.<\/p>\n
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\"Silence \"<\/p>\n
In that silence,\nI found the light, my eyes (\ud83d\udc40) couldn't sense, \nIn that silence, \nI found the sense of God in me, \nIn tht silence, \nMy heart (\u2764)imploded and showered in me, \nIn tht silence ,\nI found myself in every inch of the universe, but my body, \nIn tht silence, \nI found taste of life... <\/p>\n"}]
When you hear the word toxic, what is the one thing that comes into your mind? It is something so harmful that it affects your life soon after you consume an ample dose of it which can eventually lead to death.<\/p>
There are certain people that break and enter our lives with so much of energy and give us daily dose of motivation. But some of them give you the wrong motivation and they push you into certain heights where your limits are tested. They bind so much into your bones just like calcium. But some times over depositions can be harmful. We are indebted to them in such a way that we become their host as they slowly turn into a parasite and suck the life and interests out of you. They\u2019re the worst case scenario, we often find a hair in our food and just by the idea of it we loathe the food we eat because it ruins the appearance and turns your digestive system into a knot. The ideal thing to do is to stay away from these kind of people because they\u2019re simply harmful to health and they\u2019ll be someone who\u2019s so narcissistic in nature that they\u2019ll play the victim card whenever a happy news is shared. People like that deserves a taste of their own medicine. Someone so illiterate and mentally backward when it comes to friendship. You\u2019re either falling out of friendship, or you\u2019re just better of with out them.<\/p>
Your life is controlled by you, be self centered and be happy. Do not allow anybody to take charge of the console of your life. As it is only driven by you and you alone. Stay away from these people as they\u2019re harmful and lead a happy life<\/p>"}]
Everyone has their own favourite person in his\/her college. My favourite person in my college was a guy who was one year senior to me. His name is Siddharth. He was studying in Electrical and electronics engineering department. There are many reasons for him to be my favorite. First he is a multitalented person and another reason being his kind and friendly behavior towards everyone. \nSiddharth holds many positions in college. He is the captian of the college football team. Moreover he is so good at academics too. Due to his excellence in football, he has won many awards too. He is the one who made the college team win the MG university inter college football tournament. He was awarded as the best player in the tournament. His other awards include the first prize in the national level quiz competition. \nSidharth have shown to have many good qualities in his behavior. The best quality being his friendly behavior to each and everyone in college. I admire sidharth very much. He is truly an inspiration for everyone in college. \n \n<\/p>\n","id":"1501943479841","type":"txt"}]
If it weren't for the eye opening subject called social science we wouldn't have known about the importance of independence day and how many heroes served and slaved together to gain independence for diverse yet such a simple country.<\/p>\n
Every year we celebrate our nation's independence on August 15. As we got ours in the year 1947. Finally free from the devastating monarchy of the Britishers. Freedom fighters served our country and toiled hard so as to attain the freedom they demanded. There are marches held by the defense academies when the President Of India. Which will be hosted at the Red Fort. Beautiful deliveries of speech are made by both the President and Prime Minister. Everyone rises up for the national anthem and a true moment is recorded. <\/p>\n
Freedom synonyms with independence which means the act or to say according to ones wish. Which on further ado was coined into a day known as independence day, where we Indians can celebrate the idea of freedom from the sanguinivorous Britishers. It isn't like fever. It wont come to your hands easily. To obtain that you must work hard and gain confidence so that you can walk proudly saying that you've got your freedom. If a mistake happens from your side there goes your freedom faster than how antibiotics cure sore throats. Having freedom is one of a kind feeling. You know you can do anything without asking anyone as you've grown. For some of us freedom means to go against your parents will and eventually be yelled by them so as to trying to break free. We try to rebellious against them and their words. Infact we see teenagers on a daily basis getting inked which depicts freedom. When a survey was taken 70% of the teenagers preferred doing things against their parents permission as it was more of a blissful act. The 30% wanted to behave according to their parents will. There will be judgemental people everywhere but sometimes when you have a taste of your own medicine nothing really matters. are moments worth a thousand memories that are definitely worth reminiscing.<\/p>\n
Be happy in what you have. Never try to misuse freedom because it is beautiful the way it is. <\/p>\n"}]
The gunshots in the distance were punctuated by the sound of a plane.<\/p>
I carefully moved forward under the treeline so as to not attract sniper attention, and even if I did, I hoped they would think I'm a dead person and not shoot me. The plane was getting louder and louder until it was directly overhead, when it dropped what looked like a box on a parachute. It was headed straight to the clearing I was standing outside of. <\/p>
The plane would be visible from miles, which means any survivors left on the Island has already seen it. I remember being told about this box in the holding cells before they threw us in the plane for take off. Apparently, the best gear is dropped in this box, provided you can get to it first and not die, because every person in the vicinity was sure as hell going to zoom right to it in hopes of grabbing weapons and gear from the box. <\/p>
Sure enough, in the distance I saw a jeep slide out from behind the house. I briefly considered running away, but animal like instinct asked me to stay put, to massacre more people and steal their supplies before moving on so I'm as prepared as possible before the end. <\/p>
I swallowed some pain killers and got to work. <\/p>
I theorised where the jeep would park and it's occupants would walk towards the what I thought would be the landing spot and set a trap, much like the last one I did. I also find a bunch of Claymore mines that I set around the area, it would absolutely rip anyone to shreds should they step in front of it. <\/p>
I heard the flaps of the parachute gently descending behind me, and the crunch of the leaves of 3 people directly ahead. They had proceeded on foot after leaving their jeep behind. I had to trust my traps and gamble with my life, looting the box and hoping they'd take the bait. <\/p>
BOOM!<\/p>
I looked over my shoulder to see a leg fly off into the distance and an inhuman scream. A trap had gone off, but the claymores were still around. Or so I thought before I heard two quick explosions from behind the box where I'd planted them. The men closing in panicked and fired bullets widely, into the air and in the jungle, which I'm certain hit a poor sod because there was a scream and then silence. <\/p>
I'd found a fully upgraded SCAR-H and a .50 Cal Sniper Rifle, the kind that puts holes into the walls of an atomic reactor, and armour that was sturdier than my chances of survival. Funny, I thought to myself, this armour now is thicker than all our chances. <\/p>
Strapping the 50 cal on my back, I got into position with the SCAR-H and winced as I heard bullets hitting the box beside me, clearly intended for me. I was about to dive for cover when I saw movement ahead and the man who moved out of the grass saw my attacker but not me yet. When he shot him down, I put a bullet between his eyes. <\/p>
It was time to run. <\/p>
And run I did, skirting the edge of the cliff ahead well within the sit of the box when a loud gunshot was followed by an intense sharp pain in my left arm. I felt blood bubbling and flowing on my arm, dazed. I turned to look my assailant, at least to see how they looked like before I would die, then I fell over the edge and tumbled straight down the cliff. <\/p>
To be continued...<\/p>"}]
If you grew up in the early 90s, you would know how popular Rakesh Sharma was. From TV programs celebrating his success, to becoming one of the most inspiring persons for Indians across the world, everyone wanted to know Rakesh Sharma, wanted to shake his hand, pointed out as an example by parents, and all of this for good reason. <\/p>
In 1984, Rakesh Sharma became the first Indian to travel to space with the Soviets through their Intercosmos project. On his birthday, here is what every student must know about his life.<\/p>
1. He grew up and graduated in Hyderabad: <\/b><\/p>
Born on January 13, 1949 in Patiala, Punjab, his family moved to Hyderabad soon after. Rakesh Sharma studied in St. Georges Grammar School in Abids, one of the oldest schools in the city, and graduated from Nizam College. He always wanted to fly a fighter jet, from as young as 5 years old, and he joined the Air Force as a cadet in 1966, at the age of 18. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1515049621660","data":"5a4dd6c052fe2"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1515049623362","data":"
2. Successful Air Force Career: <\/b> <\/p>
Rakesh Sharma's perseverance was key in his career in the Air Force, he was made a test pilot in 1970 and was flying the MiG Fighter jets as soon as 1971. He rose through the ranks through the years, participating in skirmishes against the Pakistani forces, eventually becoming Squadron leader in 1984<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1515049657822","data":"5a4dd6c4a944e"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1515049659477","data":"
3. He was chosen for the space program in 1982: <\/b> <\/p>
During his stint as a pilot in Air Force, he was selected for a space mission being conducted by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) and the Soviet InterKosmos project. While training for the mission, Rakesh and his wife Madhu stayed in Russia and learned Russian, he is on record saying he misses Zapekanka, a Russian cheesecake made of cottage cheese. In a shining gesture of exchanging cultures, Rakesh used to feed Indian food to his fellow astronauts Yury Malyshev and Gennady Strekalov aboard the Space Station. The mission was launched at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, on April 3, 1984.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1515049698282","data":"5a4dd6c9dac4b"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1515049700508","data":"
4. He was showered with medals upon return: <\/b> <\/p>
He was awarded the Hero of the Soviet Union upon completion of the mission, USSR's highest honor, and the Ashoka Chakra on his return to India. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1515050260109","data":"5a4dd6cdc6b49"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1515050263508","data":"
5. His words to Indira Gandhi have become iconic: <\/b> <\/p>
After docking with the space station, in a teleconference with the then Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, upon asked how India looked from space, Rakesh Sharma referenced a famous poem by Iqbal and said 'Saare Jahan Se Achcha'<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1515050296190","data":"5a4dd6d1ec1e4"}]
In this new era, there is no space for loyalty and honesty anywhere; fakeness and \"sucking up\" attitude is surpassing the genuine need for discipline and hard work. This kind of attitude is seen everywhere around the world. There is no place where the honesty of a hard-working man or woman is appreciated genuinely.<\/p>\n
The saddest part is, this is also seen in the field which is known for its discipline and honesty: the defence. There are those hard working officers and airmen, who prefer to work with utmost devotion and dedication than buttering up their bosses to get what they want. They spend all their energy to do the best they can but, are always left behind when it comes to promotions and appreciations. It's true that no hardworking human works for appreciation. But, when that very man is questioned on his dignity, hard work, honesty and dedication; and is cornered by those ass-kissers who are trying to make their way to the post they don't deserve, causes heart-wrenching pain!<\/p>\n
An honest soldier works with all his sweat and blood to stand on the word that he has given to protect and serve the country until his last breath. Hence, pushing him to an extent where he literally gives up all his love and the will to serve in an organization where he is been demeaned for something he is not responsible for no less than a sin.<\/p>\n
Does a soldier who truly works with all his heart, and has the ability to do the best for the country really deserves this in return? Does he not deserve that little respect and support for the sacrifices that he has made for the country in his lifetime?<\/p>\n
What are your views about it? As a citizen of the country, who is getting sound sleep at night because of soldiers like this, what do you think must be done to those over-powered officers who misuses his powers on the honest employees of Defence? Please leave your views in the comment section.<\/p>\n
Jai Hind!<\/p>\n"}]
Low Roar, the musical vision of Ryan Karazija, turns moments of solitude into airy, ambient soundscapes materializing into anthemic melodies.<\/p>
Born in the Bay Area, Karazija spent his formative years playing in bands around Northern California before hopping a plane to Iceland where he relocated in 2010. That year, he recorded Low Roar\u2019s self-titled debut in his Reykjavik kitchen. Quietly building buzz, he cut the critically acclaimed follow-up, 0, in a converted garage during 2014 before gracing the stages of Eurosonic, Airwaves France, The Great Escape, Iceland Airwaves and beyond.<\/p>
Along the way, iconic Japanese video game creator Hideo Kojima heard Low Roar\u2019s 0 playing while visiting a record store in Reykjavik. The video game legend was smitten, and Low Roar\u2019s \u201cI\u2019ll Keep Coming\u201d and \u201cEasy Way Out\u201d soundtracked the two high-profile trailers for Kojima\u2019s Death Stranding video game starring Norman Reedus, Mads Mikkelsen and Guillermo del Toro.<\/p>
Karazija spent most of 2016 traveling to Iceland, Sweden, Poland and Mexico before settling in Warsaw. During this time, he carefully assembled what would become his third full-length record, Once In A Long Long While [Nevado Music]. <\/p>
In the midst of his travels, he entered a London studio with longtime collaborator Mike Lindsay [Tunng]. Recording wrapped in Wales in the studio of producer\/mixer Andrew Scheps [Red Hot Chili Peppers, Adele, Hozier]. Ultimately, Once In A Long Long While reflects Low Roar at Ryan\u2019s rawest.<\/p>
Who are your favourite artists? Let me know in the comments!<\/p>"}]
Torch March is an event for all the youths of Hyderabad on the occasion of National Youth Day being organised by Igniting Minds that aims to brings awareness and revolution in Youth for the betterment of nation.<\/p>
Check out the following list of eminent personalities who you can interact with at the event.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1515668095121","data":"
T. Padma Rao Goud:<\/b> is the present MLA of Secunderabad. He is the first Excise and Prohibition, Sports & Youth Affairs Minister.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1515668281731","data":"
Dr G Satheesh Reddy: <\/b>Distinguished Scientist & Director, Research Centre Imarat (RCI), Hyderabad has been appointed as the Scientific Advisor to Raksha Mantri.<\/p>
Dr Satheesh graduated in Electronics and Communication Engineering from JNTU, Anantapur and received his MS Doctorate from JNTU, Hyderabad. Dr Satheesh is a globally renowned Navigation Scientist. As an Indian Defence Scientist, he holds the distinction of being inducted as Fellow of Royal Institute of Navigation, London(FRIN), Royal Aeronautical Society, UK (FRAeS) and has been awarded the Full Member Diploma as a Foreign Member of the Academy of Navigation & Motion Control, Russia and much more. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1515668387652","data":"
V. V. Lakshminarayana:<\/b> is currently posted as Additional Director General of Police in Mumbai, Maharashtra. He previously held the post of Joint Commissioner of Police of Thane, Maharashtra and before that as Inspector general of police Rank under Y-category security for dealing with high-profile corruption cases. He is known for leading the investigations like OMC Scandal, Emaar Properties, Satyam Scandal and Disproportionate Assets.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1515668587490","data":"
Akun Sabharwal:<\/b> Hon'able IPS , Director of Enforcement is known for his dedication towards work and striving hard for a developed nation and cleaning away the corruption from the country. He was the man behind to uncover the drugs scandal of the Telugu Industry.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1515669508093","data":"
APJ M Sheik Saleem: <\/b>Founder Chairman, Abdul Kalam International Foundation. Grandson of APJ Abdul Kalam, announced that he, along with other social activists, will soon be launching a social organization in Kalam\u2019s name to fulfill the dreams of the former President of India. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1515669977355","data":"
P.V. Sindhu:<\/b> An Indian professional badminton player, who is currently world no 3[5] in the BWF World Ranking. At the 2016 Summer Olympics, she became the first Indian woman to win an Olympic silver medal. She is one of the two Indian badminton players to ever win an Olympic medal \u2013 other being Saina Nehwal. She was also a silver medalist at the 2017 BWF World Championships and, in 2017, became first Indian ever to win Korea Open Super Series. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1515670099640","data":"
S.S. Rajamouli:<\/b> Also by the name \"Jakkanna\", is an Indian film director and screenwriter, known for his works primarily in Telugu cinema. He is known for directing high-budget feature films like Magadheera (2009), Eega (2012), the two part Baahubali: The Beginning (2015) premiered at the Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival and Baahubali 2: The Conclusion (2017), premiered at the British Film Institute, while becoming the highest grossing Indian multilingual film franchise of all time globally, with a cumulative box office earnings of approximately \u20b91,900 crore (US$300 million). The first part of the Telugu film has received the National Film Award for Best Feature Film, and got nominated for Saturn Award for Best Fantasy Film by the American Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1515670742156","data":"5a574d8ad25b4"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1515670393926","data":"
There are many other eminent personalities who would be the part of the event.<\/p>
Book Now!<\/a><\/p>What you get as a participant? <\/b><\/p>\nT Shirt, Participation Certificate, Breakfast, Goodie Bag and listen to eminent personalities at Ravindra Bharati.<\/p>"}]
What you get as a participant? <\/b><\/p>
\nT Shirt, Participation Certificate, Breakfast, Goodie Bag and listen to eminent personalities at Ravindra Bharati.<\/p>"}]
So on a casual surf on the internet, I came across Kailash Satyarthi's Wikipedia page which pegged his birthday to be January 11. So here I am hoping stuMagz publishes this article in time because I deeply respect this man and want to be the first to write about him and hopefully get my article featured. <\/p>
You see, Kailash Satyarthi is a man on a mission, one who dedicated his life to a cause at a very young age, fighting against injustice at every turn. At a young age when his family and friends organised a high profile dinner for politicians, the young Kailash Sharma (as he was known then) was utterly dismayed when he realised that the politicians had not turned up for dinner because the food was prepared by 'low caste' people. He decided to change his name then and there to Kailash Satyarthi, Kailash the seeker of truth, following this gross injustice and has since then dedicated his life to the cause. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1515063539458","data":"5a4e099f39130"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1515063369970","data":"
He went on to champion Children's Rights, mostly because nobody cared enough for them simply due to children not being a vote bank they could exploit, and also established Rugmark that eventually became GoodWeave International, an organisation that sold weaved rugs, except these ones were made without any child labour involved, even becoming Child Labour Free certified. <\/p>
Shockingly, however, I hadn't heard of his movement until he jointly shared the Nobel Peace Prize with Malala Yousafzai, another child's education rights activist from Pakistan who was straight up shot in the head but came back stronger and more powerful (girl power!). Satyarthi started a global march movement that shook the world. Started in 1998, it began with an 80,000 km long physical march across 103 countries. Members from over 140 different countries participated in the march. The impact of the movement has been so profound that today, 177 of 185 member countries of the International Labour Organisation have ratified a convention against child labour.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1515063677686","data":"5a4e0a31bd2ed"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1515063679796","data":"
There's a lot to learn from this man, so on his birthday I pledge to dedicate myself to social service and take onto my shoulders the responsibility that we all should share: to build a safer and friendlier country for our children so they may reach for the stars. Here's to you, Kailash Satyarthi, happy birthday. <\/p>"}]
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