A very confused man

Submitted by potliwala on

He was a little confused on why his energy levels were low. He was walking. But then that is not what he wanted to do. He wanted to run and run and run. The new life had brought for him supreme joy of being able to do the things he had always wanted to do. Then why was he being plagued by this lack of energy? The legend always spoke about the way in which people who knew their goals made their mark. But something must be wrong. He knew his goal. But, he felt that he was being lazy! Does that not sound crazy? He was being lazy on the road to his dreams!

The stomach divide

Submitted by souravroy on

It turns me off to see half of the world learning yoga and aerobics to fight obesity while the other half out there is sleeping hungry. The problem is generally blamed on the governments, but a small yet significant solution lies with us. Each grain consumed or wasted holds a significant value. Stop wasting food!!

The foreign education institutions bill is here!

Submitted by souravroy on

Kapil Sibal has done it again! The foreign educational institutional bill is in, which aims to allow foreign universities to set up campuses in India. What more? The bill is not expected to face hitches since the leading opposition, BJP, is in favor of the bill! These universities, represent diversity in educational methods, examinations, admissions, and administration; thus, they are a potential source of innovation.

The vital few and the trivial many

Submitted by souravroy on

The 80/20 rule by the great Italian economist Vilfredo Pareto, is a brilliant theory that should find application in all possible fields, including technology and education. The rule meant that in anything a few(20 percent) are vital and many(80 percent) are trivial. In Pareto's case it meant 20 percent of the people owned 80 percent of the wealth.

I find this rule applicable in almost every field-

The biography of a garland

Submitted by souravroy on

Garlands have remained a part of Indian politics as no other accessory. They have a long history, and are integrated with our culture for ages put together. From the times of mythology, through the ages of Mughals and Rajputs, to the current era of modern political parties; these garlands have had their moments of pride! However, these garlands, once used, get swept aside or badly crushed. Except the one recently presented to the UP Chief Minister on the 25th anniversary of her political party.

India Shining!!

Submitted by souravroy on

I was reading Business Line the other day, when a news struck me. According to the latest report form the UN Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), India has emerged as one of the world's top-10 countries in industrial production in 2009. Guess what? We have overtaken the developed nations like Canada and Mexico!! The top-10 in 2009 are US, China, Japan, Germany, South Korea, France, Italy, UK, India and Brazil.