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Showing posts with label Extra knowledge. Show all posts

What is the scariest fact about Vladimir Putin?


There are several scary facts about Vladimir Putin, so let’s take them in descending order:

 

  1. Dr. Putin is the first truly competent peacetime leader in Russia’s long history. In fact, he is probably the most competent national leader in the world today, though President Xi is very competent, too.
  2. Dr. Putin’s Cabinet is also the most competent national team in the international big leagues, from its star defense minister, Sergei Shogyu who turned Russian arms from world laggard to world leader almost over night, to Nadia Nabulliana, his central banker, who had a vault stuffed with gold and foreign exchange when the US imposed sanctions, and whom the world’s central bankers voted as tops in the world. And–everyone’s favorite and world’s #1 diplomat, Sergei Lavrov…the list goes on. No Western country comes close to fielding a comparable team.
  3. His handling of foreign affairs outwits his enemies every time. Take Crimea. Given its strategic location, Crimea has been contested by numerous powers throughout history, including the Greeks, Mongols and Ottomans, among others. After several wars between the Ottoman and Russian empires, Russia was able to annex the entirety of Crimea at the end of the 18th century, eventually establishing a naval base for its Black Sea Fleet at the port city of Sevastopol. Yet Crimea continued to be fought over in later conflicts, including the Crimean War and both world wars. In 1954, Crimea was transferred from the Russian to the Ukrainian Soviet Republic. Then, when Russia’s enemies attempted to gain control of Crimea’s naval base after a coup in 2014, Putin was ready and–almost overnight–permitted Crimeans to rejoin Russia and give her control of the Black Sea…without firing a shot or even raising his voice: the greatest geostrategic coup of the 21st. century.
  4. His defeat of terrorism in Syria, a job which NATO forces completely failed to accomplish after years of fighting. At the invitation of Syria’s democratically elected government, he intervened and smashed the Western-sponsored extremists and drove them out of the country.
  5. He has the support of 83% of his people, the highest level of support from the toughest people on earth.
 


Why are Chinese so afraid of Modi?

  1. It is not only Chinese so afraid of Modi but also they are jealous of not having such a leader in China or Chinese leaders are not as bold as he is. In spite of so much of verbal provocations from Chinese side, Modi has been keeping calm, and silent, which is perturbing to them. All their psychological warfare is going into the drain putting them in a spot of confusion as to what to do next.
  2. China which is having the ambition of becoming the world's superpower has been silencing many smaller nations and island states by its Jingoistic tactics or belligerent attitudes. But in the case of India they have failed. Now their superpower dream is hanging fire. The world is watching them and their moves keenly. They may not be taken seriously in future. Also in a full scale war the result is anybody’s guess. Chinese are wary of full scale war.
  3. Modi has in a short span of three years developed India into a powerful country. India has the support of the entire world, except perhaps Pakistan and North Korea. Trump called Modi a friend openly hugging him several times, so also Isreal PM. Indian diplomacy and its reach far out spaced that of China.
  4. Modi cannot be bought by enticing him like what they are doing in other smaller island states. Modi’s passion towards the nation and his nationalism is unquestionable. China is worried about their future course of action regarding India.
  5. Modi’s firm stand has put the Chinese in a piquant situation. If they withdraw their troupes the world will not respect them. Other smaller nations too may raise against them. If they go for war it will end in destruction and loss of lives. Either way China is going to lose. It's ambition of becoming superpower will be held up or postponed. This is not what they wanted.

What are some rare pictures that we have never seen?

Ex-Prime minister of India Mr. Manmohan Singhji speaking.

 2. Mr. Kejriwal not blaming Mr. Modi but laughing with him.

 3. Miss Mayawati speaking without looking in the paper / speech.

 4. Mr. Rahul Gandhi speaking something sensible.

What did Karna asked after his death from Krishna?

Karna is my favorite character from the Mahabharata. If there is one person I would like to be it is Karna.

Every person is criticized/glorified even Krishna, but Karna never has any questions asked about his integrity. Krishna considered Karna the greatest warrior (even greater than Arjun), the greatest philanthropist and even more righteous than Yudhishtir. Of all I would present four stories in short. (There are many)
There are several stories around it-
  1. On the battle field, Arjun and Karna were engaged in a duel. After every blow, Karna’s chariot went back 16 yards, while Arjun’s only went back 3 yards. Krishna was in awe over Karna. Arjun inquired, Krishna replied- ‘With you, there is the weight of the entire cosmos, yet he can move us three yards’.
  2. Krishna, once asked Arjun to distribute a mountain of gold amongst people, he began distributing it. Karna came and told people- ‘the mountain is yours’. Krishna said- ‘Arjun, while distributing, you got attached to the value and quanitiy of gold, Karna didn’t.’
  3. Karna made a vow, to always donate whatever anyone asked when praying to Sun God ( he didn’t know until the battle that he was the child of the Sun). Lord Indra went to him disguised- he asked for Karna’s golden armour, that he was born with. To uphold the vow, he gave it away. Lord Indra then showed him his divine form and blessed him.
  4. On his death bed, Krishna went to him as a disguised monk and asked for alms. Karna took a stone lying beside him and broke off his gold filled tooth and gave it to him. Krishna impressed, showed his cosmic form and sang to him the Bhagvad Gita. He remained the only person other than Arjun to have heard the Bhagvad Gita. Duryodhana chose not to hear it. On his death bed, he asked Krishna about is life.
  5. Karna tells Krishna "lot of unfairness has happened to me. Is it my fault that I am born illegitimate? My mother left me the moment I was born. I , who should have been brought up in palace was brought up in 'sutha's house. I did not get full education (in war science) from Dhronacharya because I was considered as a 'sutha'. Even though Parasurama taught me full, he gave me a curse that I should forget everything , since I was a kshatriya. Is it my fault. I didn't even know I was a kshatriya. Some boy came running and was hit by my chariot. It was not my fault, it was an accident. Even then the boy's father cursed me. Even in Draupadi's 'swayamvara' I was disgraced for being a 'sutaputra' even though I was the 'suryaputra'.Kunti had affection only for her other children. She never told me the truth and finally when she did tell me , she asked me not to use any weapon on her son's second time. Even though she never behaved like a mother , I gave her whatever she asked. I should have got the throne of ' Kurukula'but am ruling a kingdom I got out of Dhuryodhana's charity.Bhishma never gave me any respect as a worthy person and he also disgraced me and disallowed me to fighting in the army under his Generalship. I am beating all this due to friendship of Dhuryodhana. You all might think that he is a villain, but he has done only good to me. Even when Gods left me Dhuryodhana stood by me. So what is wrong in my being in his side. "
  6. Krishna answers. “Karna, I was born in a jail. Death was waiting for me even before my birth. The night I was born I was separated from my mother. At least you had some education in 'sutha' house. From childhood you grew up hearing the noise of swords, chariots, horses,bow and arrows. For me I got only cow herd's shed. No swords, no chariots, but only cattles, cow dung, milk maids with attempts on my life by Kamsa. No army, no education. In young age I was accused of killing my own uncle. In fear of Jaradandha I had to move my whole community from the banks of Yamuna to far off Sea shore a very new place. I could hear people saying I am the reason for all their problems. I was also called a coward for running away. When all of you were being appreciated for your valours by your teacher (guru) I had not even joined a Gurukula. I joined the gurukula of Rishi Sandipani only at the age of 16. You have a kingdom, but what about me. When girls whom I don't even know, want me to protect them by marrying them I have to rush there leaving whatever I am doing. I never got the girl I loved but any one who loves me , get me. If Dhuryodhana wins the war you will get lot of credit and will become more famous. I am just a Sarathi ( charioteer). What do I get if Dharmaraja wins the war? Already I am being blamed for the war and all problems. This blame will not vanish if Dharmaraja wins or loses. Remember one thing Karna. Everybody has challenges in life. LIFE IS NOT FAIR ON ANYBODY. Dhuryodhana has lots and lots of unfairness in life. So also Yudhishtra. But what is Right (Dharma) is known to your mind ( conscious). How much unfairness we got, how many times we were disgraced, how many times we were denied what is due to us, is not important. What is important is how you REACTED at that time decides your personality. Stop whining Karna. Learn to walk in the path of consciousness ( विवेका). Life's unfairness does not give you license to walk the wrong path (अधर्मा). Even though he knew, Pandavas demanded only 5 villages of the entire kingdom that was rightly theirs, Karna who was the only person Duryodhana listened to, refused to advise his friend. Instead, he chose to fight for his friend choosing loyalty over conscience and righteousness.
  7. Krishna told Karna that- his character would be unquestionable, even his enemies would sing glories of his ‘ bravery, integrity, humility, and righteousness’

What are some interesting facts about Mukesh Ambani?

Born in Aden and raised in Mumbai, Mukesh Ambani is the richest person in India and is one of the powerful personalities is the world. Besides his business interests, he has more things to be explored.
Here are some facts about the Reliance Head Mr Mukesh Ambani which could make a person from a middle class family feel more close to him. After all you can't expect to see the richest Indian man enjoying fast food on a roadside stall... amazed read on.
1.He likes very basic food of every indian - Dal Chawal, roti, sabzi etc.And he will eat anywhere, roadside stall or posh restaurant as far as the food is tasty.
2.He is a vegetarian. His favourite place is Mysore Cafe at Matunga, Mumbai. He loves paanki from Swati Snacks a restaurant at Tardeo.
3.When he has guests coming home, he enquires what they would like to have and asks it to be prepared. And he always serves a special dish with his own hands to his guests.
Nita Ambani practices her classical dance everyday and he can't resist watching her dance!
4.He has either his Father's photo or the family photo with his parents and siblings in every room of his house.
5.He spends his Sundays with his mother and children. He loves watching movies and never misses one. His friends take his words about the verdict of a film (whether it'll be a hit or flop), and they claim he is hardly wrong anytime.
6.He never celebrated his birthday except his 50th one at the Jamnagar plant with his employees. But spends huge time planning wife's birthday bashes and presents. He believes that the best celebrations are only with family.
7.He never leaves home without praying.
8.His colleagues claim they have never seen him shouting or lose his temper.
9.He loves cars especially German. Always owned executive cars like Mercedes, Bently and Maybach.
10.He wears clothes very similar to his dad; white shirt and dark coloured trousers. He has no knowledge of brands. If asked he says, "I wear anything which fits me".
11.He reaches office at noon and works till midnight.
12.He loves old Hindi songs and spends Sundays listening to them.
13.He makes it a point to shake hands with each of his son's friends whenever they come home.
14.He loves to chat and can go on for hours.
15.He loves to take long walks. He often takes his colleagues along and then begin the brainstorming sessions.

What are the 10 things that every Indian should know?




Here we go…
  1. Barack Obama or Donald Trump isn't your President, Pranab Mukherjee is. Period.
  2. When you walk into McDonald's, Burger King or Subway use your native language; there's no need to flaunt your English vocabulary.
  3. Girls, don't marry a guy just for the sake of his paycheck. Who knows he might get unemployed one day!
  4. Guys, try to know the girl before you marry her for beauty/fair skin. Beauty should not be a parameter for you to marry anyone.
  5. We Indians are dark in colour. Live with it! No amount of fake creams will end up making you fair.
  6. You don't need the government to tell you to respect your national anthem, spare some time for your country too.
  7. React on social issues but don't overreact!
  8. Teenagers, there is more to life than scoring over 90%.
  9. Parents, your kid is not an investment, he/she is a human being. Don't expect him/her to excel at everything in life, pressurising him/her for everything will result in just failure or suicide.
  10. Guys, respect women! It doesn't matter if she's a cute girl walking on the street or your mother/wife/sister. Girls, not every guy staring at you is a perv, understand the difference between being a feminist and a feminazi!
And many more…
Cheers !!!
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What incidents and events have made India proud?



Every nation has things the citizens can be proud of. Here are the things for which I'm proud.


  1. The birthplace of a great many thinkers - Gandhi, Ashoka, Chanakya (who helped create first Indian empire and his book "Arthasastra" is still a great reading for strategists and planners) and Aryabatta (one of the great mathematicians in India) and located near to Nepal (where the birthplace of Shakyamuni Buddha lies just 20 km away from Indian border).
  2.  It is the birthplace of the 3rd (Hinduism), 4th (Buddhism), 7th (Jaininsm) and 10th (Sikhism) largest religions of the world. Besides that it is the largest Zorastrian and Bahaii country, 2nd largest Muslim country in the world, 4th largest Christian country in Asia. It is also probably the only place in the world where Jews never faced a historical persecution. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/His... - We love all religions (yes, I do agree that in a 1.2 billion population there are some nasty elements who try out of their way to create trouble).
  3. We confound your common understanding of the world. We jumped to democracy before we became rich, we jumped into services before even getting into manufacturing, we could survive with 22 official languages. If you spent some time in India, you would realize that it is mindboggling to comprehend how the system even works.
  4. Of the top 20 largest languages of the world, 5 are from India (Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Telugu and Tamil). We also have 12 other major languages. Besides that we are slowly growing to become the largest English-speaking country in the world (we will get there in 10 years).
  5. Although we are quite poor and heterogeneous, we still remain a democratic nation. 65 years ago many people predicted that Indian would implode on its weight of diversity.
  6. We have got a 7000-9000 year history of civilization (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/His...) and atleast the last 3000 years of it is relatively unbroken (Vedic/Hindu practices still remain dominant).
  7. Although we are dirt poor, under-policed and over-populated, India is probably among the safest countries (in terms of crime statistics). http://www.nationmaster.com/grap...
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Who are required to register under GST Law?





“GST REGISTRATION”
Dealers having annual turnover less than Rs. 20Lacs are not required to register under GST.
However in certain cases A limit of Rs. 10Lacs is set to consider registration under GST [limit Rs 10 lakhs for North Eastern States, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand and Jammu and Kashmir]
And for certain persons GST registration has to be done irrespective of its turnover,

  1. persons making any inter-State taxable supply.
  2. casual taxable persons making taxable supply.
  3. persons who are required to pay tax under reverse charge.
  4. persons who are required to pay tax under section 9(5) [electronic commerce operators]
  5. non-resident taxable persons making taxable supply.
  6. persons who are required to deduct tax under section 51 (TDS), whether or not separately registered under the Act [Thus, separate registration is required for TDS purposes]
  7. persons who supply goods or services or both on behalf of other taxable persons whether as an agent or otherwise.
  8. input service distributor whether or not separately registered under the Act [Thus, separate registration is required for ISD purposes]
  9. persons who supply goods or services or both, other than supplies specified under section 9(5), through such electronic commerce operator who is required to collect tax under section 52.
  10. every electronic commerce operator.
  11. every person supplying online information and data base access or retrieval services (OIDAR) from a place outside India to a person in India, other than a registered taxable person [Thus, if a person is already registered under GST, separate registration is not required]
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What is the difference between a VAT and a GST?




Goods and Service Tax is an indirect tax which the Government of India is planning to levy on all goods and services apart from those exempted by the GST law. The GST taxation laws will put an end to multiple taxes which are levied on different products, starting from the source of manufacturing to reaching the end consumer.

The GST is a dual taxation regime, where the only two components will be Central GST (CGST) and State GST (SGST). Under such nomenclature the total amount of GST for any goods or service will be distributed in both State and Central exchequers.

How is GST different from VAT?
VAT is applicable for goods sold and not service. Service tax takes care of services rendered. However, GST will be applicable for both goods and services, and will have a uniform pricing.
Very simply put, VAT is the tax a manufacturer has to pay for the additional value created. So, if the raw material costs INR 50 and finished product costs INR 100, the value added to raw material is INR 50.
However, the VAT applicable on INR 100 and INR 50 will be based on the VAT guidelines and the difference of those tax amounts needs to be paid by the manufacturer.
GST is essentially riding on the VAT calculation but with uniform taxation across goods and services. This is exceptionally easy computability as some goods are sold as services, like a food in a restaurant, and vice versa.
The proposed framework rides on the current principles but is slightly different when it calculates the interstate sales. The interstate sales are handled by an integrated GST model. This system ensures correct allocation of SGST and CGST, and the correct flow of money between the state and central exchequers.

Pros of GST
  • Uniformity in computing taxes for goods and service and elimination of multiple excise, CST, VAT, service tax calculations
  • Fixed rate of tax regime for both goods and services. The exact percentage is yet to be decided.
  • Appropriate allocation to Central and State funds.
  • Accounting will be simplified and consideration for input tax from raw materials will also become easy.
Cons of GST
  • VAT and service tax on some products may become higher than the current levels.
  • Most developed economies use a single GST instead of a dual GST. Hence, it will still be a very complicated billing and reconciliation IT machinery.
  • Since the mechanism is still complicated, it cannot completely eliminate black money and tax evasion.
These pages should have some more information about VAT and Service tax:




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What is maturity?



Maturity is
  1. When you stop expecting virgin girl.
  2. When you come to know it’s lust not love.
  3. When you start giving fake smiles.
  4. When you stop stalking and ignoring stalkers meanwhile.
  5. When you don’t think about birthdays.
  6. When you stopped waiting for midnight 12 to give birthday wishes.
  7. When you easily forgive people than forget.
  8. When you stop commenting people.
  9. When you stop giving/taking advices.
  10. When you waiting for weekends and last day of month more than festivals.
  11. When you regret using credit card.
  12. When you realize EMI’s are trap.
  13. When you realize discounts are just marketing stunt.
  14. When you think going by walk is healthier than using two wheeler or car.
  15. When you notice the change in two wheeler sound.
  16. When you don’t scare of stray dogs.
  17. When you stop looking at whatsapp waiting for someone message.
  18. When you dont reply to unknown numbers.
  19. When you stopped watching English series crazily.
  20. When you understand batman don’t kill anyone.
  21. When you stopped posting everything in social media.
  22. When you realise majority indian movies are using same formula i.e 5 songs 4 fights including interval bang, pre-climax, climax fights .
  23. When you stop remembering phone numbers.
  24. When you start using necessary paid services apart netflix.
  25. When you think killing of animal/bird is non-human instead of raising voice only for beef ban.
  26. When you say No for cute polite request from an opposite gender.
  27. When you stop expecting upvotes even for comments.
  28. When you stop being clingy.
  29. When you not expecting someone into your life with wide open heart.
  30. When you start respecting every ones privacy.
  31. When you realize expectations hurt not love.
  32. When you use headphones just to avoid useless conversations often.
  33. When you stop sending requests to unknown persons.
  34. When you get dare to talk about menstruation/masturbation and not feeling guilty.
  35. When you stop categorizing people by gender/cast/country/skin.
  36. When you know your salary digit matters than what really you are.
  37. When you politely rejecting job opportunities in TOP companies.
  38. When you lie for good reason.
  39. When you realize if she is not virgin she might raped/molested/betrayed (not all the girls are slut and no body is perfect).
  40. When you realize sex is not to satisfy lust its to make relationship stronger.
  41. When you believe the quote “Don’t judge a book by its cover” is myth , its not possible to read the entire book to judge before purchasing.
  42. When you realize US actually bombing for oil, not against terrorism.
  43. When you realize north korea will be a synonym of syria if they dont have nuclear power.
  44. when i realize there is no end to this lis.
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What are some tips for becoming successful?

  • Plan while others are playing
  • Study while others are sleeping
  • Decide while others are delaying
  • Prepare while others are daydreaming
  • Begin while others are procrastinating
  • Work while others are wishing
  • Save while others are wasting
  • Smile while others are frowning
  • Command while others are critisizing
  • Persist while others are quitting
Thanks for reading :-))


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What are the signs that you are wasting your life?




  • You are addicted to porn and masturbation-
    • You visit porn sites daily and regularly download new videos every now and then.
    • Masturbation is the only way you are able to cool your mind and control your urges.
    • You can’t go a day without watching porn and get mad when the internet connection is poor.
  • Your smartphone is your BFF-
    • You look at your phone every now and then, hoping to find a notification pop up or see a missed call. The only missed calls you get are from the telemarketer companies.
    • You keep surfing the web, looking out for different sites like ScoopWhoop to pass your time.
    • You scroll down through all the stupid Facebook posts of your friends and take pity on yourself for not leading a life as wonderful as that of your friends.
  • You don’t hate your job, you loathe it-
    • You know exactly how your career would look like over the next 5 years and you are definitely not being thrilled about it.
    • You keep looking forward to nightlife and parties instead of looking forward to what to do during the day. It means you work simply for money and not for knowledge gain or personal satisfaction
    • You don’t see any challenge in doing something more than what your job demands.
  • Life sucks-
    • Your thoughts are constantly in the past or the future. You can’t seem to have a grasp on the reality and you always regret your decisions and keep worrying about what is coming next.
    • You have become materialistic and you are never satisfied with what you have. You always wish you had more than what you have now.
    • You are not valued by your peers. They don’t think of you as a person worthy enough to take part in their activities and hang out with them.
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If all the Indian cricket players were students of a class, what would be the characteristics of each cricketer?




Virat Kohli
  • Monitor of the class.
  • Has a hot girlfriend.
  • When he scores zero marks, people think of his girlfriend. (read: duck)
  • Fights with all types of homo-sapiens.
  • Favourite letters : B & C.
  • He has a special ability to express most of the feelings using his two favourite letters.
Gautam Gambhir
  • Fought once with the monitor.
  • Since then, the monitor makes him sit near the dustbin.
  • A hardworking student who writes the paper very well but the teacher gives his paper to the monitor for correction.
Navjot Singh Sidhu
  • Laughs at anything.
  • Nobody likes to hear him but he just follows us like Karma.
  • Very irritating guy. Should be thrown out of the class.
Hardik Pandya
  • SWAG
  • Always gets easy questions to answer.
  • Answers them to the point and always answers them in a hurry.
Stuart Binny
  • He is like that kid who is good at nothing, but still he is allowed to play because his girlfriend comes to cheer for him.
  • Got into the class by reservation.
MS DHONI
  • Ex-monitor
  • When he performs well in exams, students of other schools also celebrate.
  • Nowadays, he attempts exams like this:
  1. 2 hour paper, 30 questions.
  2. He will answer 1 question in 1 hour 40 minutes.
  3. He will finish the rest of the questions in 20 minutes, with 5 questions in the last minute.
  4. And then he will walk out of the examination hall as if nothing has happened.
Dhawan
  • He is that guy who never gets scolded for not getting a hair cut.
  • For internal exams, he comes to the examination centre just to sign the attendance. He leaves immediately after signing the attendance without attempting a single question.
  • Tops in the finals.
Sachin Tendulkar
  • Record holder.
  • Selected for the Council Body of the school but he never goes for Council meetings.
  • Made a movie on himself and is telling everyone to go and watch that movie.
Rohit Sharma
  • Very talented student.
  • He sleeps during most of the exams.
  • Tops in coaching institute.
  • Teachers think he will make it to MIT.
Yuvraj Singh
  • Overall best performer.
  • Star performer in inter-school competitions.
  • Has dated all hot girls in this school.
  • Has scored hundred on hundred in 6 subjects.
  • His father does not like the ex-monitor.
Ravindra Jadeja
  • He sometimes delivers when others fail, just like that boy in the class who is the only one to do the homework.
  • Joker of the class.
  • Ex- Monitor loved him.
Umesh Yadav
  • Fastest writer but his answers are rubbish.
  • Somebody should tell him, “At this pace, you will get admission only in IIN.”
Ishant Sharma
  • Tallest guy in the class.
  • He never cuts his hair so that teachers think that he is a girl and they don't punish him.
  • Gives weird expressions while writing the paper:
  • Harbhajan Singh
    • This guy gets angry.
    • Don’t mess with him. He has once slapped a student of some other class.
    • He is now in a serious relationship with a girl who knows nothing about his favourite subject. (For those who didn't get this, his wife isn't a cricket fan and does not know much about Cricket.)
    Virender Sehwag (Given by Chinmay Kabi )
    • Tries to answer all the questions, even if he doesn’t know the answer.
    • Likes to sing while taking an exam.
    • Scored in negative in JEE main, because he attempted every question.
    • Harasses his classmates on Twitter
    • Teachers are scared to ask him questions as he may give them a befitting reply.
    • He has no roll number ;)
    • Didn’t attend the farewell
    Raina
    • Very good friend of the ex-Monitor.
    • Scores very well as he quickly picks up the catch in the question. Never drops a catch, you know:)
    Ashwin
    • He can do everything.
    • He never abuses anyone but proves his worth by scoring very high in exams.
    Anil Kumble
    • Once, a very bright student.
    • Scored full in one exam.
    • Now, there is a rumour that he has fought with the Monitor.
    • If this rumour is true, he will be sitting next to Gautam Gambhir in the near future.
    Saurav Ganguly
    • The “dada” of the class.
    • This guy goes topless when excited.
    • An ex-monitor who always tops in Bangla.
    Rahul Dravid
    • The star of the class.
    • Loved by all teachers and students.
    • Made up of:

Is user data safe with Facebook?


Facebook and Google are the leading companies in the world of Computer Science. They have the best minds making their products, servers and databases more and more secure every day and moment. So you don't need to worry about it. You might not even have a slightest idea what measures they take to secure their users’ data.


They are leading the world just because of these things. Best minds of the world working together to produce something better than their own past projects and at the same time ensuring world wide security of their data as well as yours.



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What is the impact of Reliance Jio on Indian citizens?


Before JIO — I was paying Rs. 5500 to Airtel for 45 GB data with an avg speed of 30 mbps.


After Jio — I now pay Rs. 1300 to Airtel for 140 GB data with an average speed of 100 Mbps.
Although, I have never used Jio, I thank Jio for helping consumers across India to fight monopoly business practices of telecom companies.

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Why do most Indians not use toilet paper?


Because paper can't do what water can. Especially for cleaning.

Westerners, you won't get that. So I will present here an example.
Put some Nutella on your right hand. Then wipe it off with a piece of paper, preferably toilet paper.
Put some Nutella on your left hand. Now wash this with water, preferably a faucet.
Now touch and smell both the hands.
The right hand would smell of Nutella and you may feel some remnant on it too.
But the left hand neither smells of Nutella nor there is anything to touch.
Now imagine. Put your bodily waste instead of Nutella. Now tell me, which one is more hygienic?? You want a little remnant there or complete cleanliness?
Well, Indians have always been pro-what-feels-right!! Hope that makes sense.
Peace out!!
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