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Sunday, 15 December 2013

10 Things that are Stopping India from Progressing

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10 Things that are Stopping India from Progressing


India Vision 2020! Yes that’s what we call it. This very term is used to denote India as a developed country by 2020. Well, it could be possible, but I doubt it. We Indians are so much indulged in many off the beat mundane things due to which I think we must re-plan our vision to something like 3020! What had been done in 2010 itself is being inculcated by rash ideas and things which are still retarding the pace of development. Here, we came up with 10 very strong points which are hollowing India. Here is the list:-

10) Infrastructure:

Infrastructure is not just a term; it is a hub of myriad of energies. Roadways, buildings, colleges, godowns, railway etc. these all constitute this section. But we are still on short hands with all of these. We haven’t got very good roadways system, as the roadways are root of any type of trade or means of transport, we lack behind here. Talking about buildings and colleges, many of these were built long back (I think we must go for carbon dating to calculate their actual built up date…hahhh!). Railways, we all know that Indian railway is one of the biggest railway networks in the world, added to which it holds a rank 9 in employing largest number of people. But, again why we are still using forbidden technologies in this area which should have all the latest equipped systems and engines?!

9) Defence dependencies:


We all do praise our ‘Armed forces’; be it Army, be it Navy or be it Airforce. They are the ones who are protecting us in lieu of their own life and their family’s security. Holding firm that’s what they do all the time from the day they join ‘Armed forces’. Then why this sector is not independent? Why they still have to take orders from our government to incept a step? Why we still import 70% of the arms and gadgets from countries like Russia, America etc.? Why?! Are we incapable of generating them here? Are we so clumsy beings that we should all the time raise our hands not for a revolution but to begging? Our defence system is very much dependent, which must be given its own jurisdictions.

8) Our Neighbours:


Ahh our dear dear neighbours! We are surrounded by Sri Lanka in south, by China in North region, by Pakistan in west and by Bangladesh in east (and there are many other countries, but we’ll talk mainly about these). Now, for a country which is surrounded by many such countries which are all really powerful economically as well as terms of powers, then such country is bound to take every step with very sincere care! Every country neighbouring India is equipped with nuclear weapons, so any blunder may cause a 3rd world war. Just to maintain the normalcy, India is bound to compromise with many development projects or ideas. We make visions but are unable to execute many of them because of our neighbouring nations.

7) Naxalism and terrorism:



The two major factors which retard us in all respects are Naxalism and Terrorism. We launch a new policy and there comes an AK47, demanding their needs; we elect a superior leader and there comes a suicide bomb to exhume him! Yes, we ourselves are reason for the inception of Naxalism and terrorism, but we ourselves are incapable of dealing with these menace now. We are to protect our people and our existence so we find ourselves in conditions negotiating with these people, which kick us back.

6) Unawareness:


We all must have listened to CII speech of Rahul Gandhi. In his speech he quoted one point which was, a friend of him came to India from U.S. looking for a solution to a problem related to Engineering, he suggested him to go to an IIT and ask a professor for it. The person did the same and when he came back, he told Mr. Gandhi that, that professor was amazing! He solved his problem very intuitively for just a couple of thousand rupees, which actually worth millions. Now, that’s the unawareness we are webbed with. People don’t know their worth here just because of this unawareness. We confine ourselves to a cocoon.

5) Economic imbalance:


Amir-Gareeb that’s what we call this system. Rich people exploit poor ones and dominate them in all respect that they never ever try to raise their voices to raise their standard of living. According to a survey report, there are 36% malnourished and 38% overweighed children living in Delhi itself. Now, what does it shows? Rich ones will over exhaust the resources no matter what! And poor one will have to take care of their bellies with what left for them (if any). The gap is not narrowing, instead, it is dilating day by day.

4) Educational methodology:


Yes, it is a fact that we Indians generate one of the best Engineers, Doctors, Entrepreneurs etc. etc. in this world. But, tell me one thing which is, is this ‘I’ factor alone can generate best of bests? Can only IITs, IIMs, NITs, AIIMS alone produce great people? No! Our educational system has many flaws at different levels of abstraction. Starting from schools till higher education, there are loop holes which are not at all easy to pour. We here learn theories and never ever learn how to execute them in practicality. It is simply pointless in learning something which you can’t actually apply in your day to day life. We are not making our generation industry ready, instead we are just throwing pebbles on them and saying them to digest it.

3) Youth ideology:


We live in a country where we have maximum number of youth population than any other country in this world. Utilising youths in the best possible way, does the toughest task for any country. Youths are the ones which can tear and mould any situation in front of them to an era of serendipity. Coming to the point, let me clear you something. 90% and above people use facebook; just pull out a second of your’s or two from updating your status and jump to the ‘About’ section of any youth’s profile and I am dam sure that about 80% of them will have this thing written in their political views: “I hate politics, it is drain of malfunctioned machine…………” I ask why? Are we not eligible to be a politician, a leader, a social worker? If we ourselves will have such a view then my friend this is ‘Kalyug’ and all gods are busy in their schedule. So, there won’t be anyone escorting you from the danger. Keeping such a view while living in world’s largest democracy will simply screw you!

2)Hindu–Muslim:


In 1992 we faced babri masjid verdict, in 2002 we faced Godhara Kand in Gujrat and what else if we look back into history. There was a person named Mahatma Gandhi Ji, who took a step to create harmony between Hindus and Muslims but, it failed! What Britishers did to us is very much clear to each and everyone. And I bet, someone else will be doing the same thing in future by bifurcating Hindus and Muslims, all it needs is a little spark. No matter how much we forge ahead in this scenario, if we are incapable of making Hindus and Muslims one, no progress would be seen in near 1000 years.

1) Female discrimination:


The biggest problem which we have, which is stopping India from progressing is ‘Female discrimination’. We are totally unaware of the powers in women. They are the ones which can escalate growth to the 200% higher rate than now. But still, we are indulged in cases like dowry, female foeticide, rape and what else. If GDP of our country is to be increased then we must support our women in all respect. If we consider countries like U.S., China, France and many more we can easily see that the real power they have is their women. Talking about India, we are nowhere near to it yet.

So these were the 10 things which are stopping India from progressing. Wait!! Did I miss anything? What was it that I missed? Ohhhh, ya ya CORRUPTION!!

Actually, I never missed it. Corruption is something which is a part of every single point written above. For time being let’s take an example of ‘road’, if roads are build excellently then there wasn’t any corruption involved, another one if females are given equal opportunity then people have worked honestly, again no corruption!

Friday, 25 October 2013

Top 10 Places to Visit in India Before You Turn 30

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10 Places to Visit in India Before You Turn 30

1. Camping in The Arid Desert of Rajasthan

Twenties is the time to step out of your comfort zone and do something exciting like staying in a dessert. Challenge yourself by camping among the endless stretches of sand. As you camp in the rustic tents, on the horizon is nothing but the unbridled view of sand and sky.
Night brings in its own allure as perched on the royal divan, you relish in Rajasthani cuisine under the twinkling starts and revel in the entertainment provided by the local people.

2. Backpack Across Northeast


Yes, we have all thought about backpacking across Europe sometime or the other, but how about exploring the exotic destinations that our own country provides?  Budget friendly apart, backpacking is the best way to experience the mesmerizing sights of the Seven Sisters States of Northeast.
For once you step in here, you are in a place unlike any other with nature retained from acres of green fields to haunting caves, the largest river island to bridges made of roots, cascading waterfalls to a lot more. Just make sure that you pack along oodles of energy too, as this can get gruelling. Hence, before you turn 30 is the best time to do it.

3. Trek to Dudhsagar Falls

Instead of taking the normal route to Dudhsagar Falls, how about trekking up to it? This trail brings along some exciting adventures. Depending upon your fitness levels you can walk on the railway tracks (where you have to be weary of the trains passing by and make sure you are not hit by one), cross the Mondovi River or tread through bountiful jungles.

The entire journey is rewarded with the breath-taking sight of Dudhsagar Falls. As the name suggests you will get to witness the sea of milk gushing through the rocks. On days of no rain, you can also take a dip in the pool below, but at your own peril.

4. Drive Through Forest of Bandipur

Take a drive through wilderness, through the heart of the jungle of the dense Bandipur forest. Open only during specific hours of the day, this would be an unforgettable experience in your twenties. As, while go along narrow, winding roads, you might just spot elephants, monkeys and deer and if lucky, a wild cat on the way. Also, get spooked by the plenty snake holes around.

5. Visit Cherrapunji, Tread on Living Root Bridges


What seems like a vision belonging to the movie ‘The Lord of the Rings’, the Living Root Bridges at Cherrapunji is simply surreal. And yes, this bridge is actually made out of live living roots branching out from gigantic trees.
As you cross over, you are overwhelmed with the sight of thick winding roots, beautiful gathering of rocks and clear water below, all amidst a mushroom of overarching and towering trees. Appreciate the marvels of nature before you turn thirty.
Image Source: Prashant Ram

6. Cycling in Nilgiris

Embark upon the rather adventurous cycling tour of Nilgiris, one of the longest and largest tour. Not an easy expedition, you have to be bursting with energy and need months to build your stamina for this.

Hence, it is best undertaken before your thirties. Push the boundaries of your fitness levels and cycle along fellow enthusiasts for around eight days in the month of December. The ride too is quite a pleasant one with pristine land of thick verdant stretches.

7. Experience Sunburn in Goa

Twenties is the time when you can let loose and party endlessly for days and nights. Go where the finest musicians and DJs converge to one of the hippest places in India. Experience the crazy Sunburn festival in Goa that is heralded as the biggest electronic dance music festival in Asia.
Under the open skies, and amidst scenic surroundings of Candolim Beach, grove endlessly to heart-thumping music along with thousands of youths across the globe.

8. Witness an Airshow


Loved the insane air stunts in the movie Top Gun? Witness something very similar at the Aero Show that takes place in Yelahanka, Bangalore that has close to twenty seven countries participating. Cheer among the huge crowds as the as the exclusive range and aircrafts take-off, plummet, summersault and do a whole lot of awesome areal tricks.

9. Manali to Leh on Bike

Take on a riveting but equally challenging bike expedition from Manali to Leh. The journey is a paradise for true blue bikers. Offering one of the best routes to ride in the world, this magnetic highway stretches over 475 kms and is a must experience before your thirties.

As it is here you get away from the craziness of life and reflect within. Admire the beauty of nature as you get the serene views of snow-capped mountains, untamed roads, barren brown terrains, sparkling turquoise lake, cascading streams and breath-taking landscapes.

10. Experience Konkan Railways

What is so great about the Konkan Railways? It is the enrapturing sights that you get to see along the way. Through this journey you get to see the grand mountains of the Western Ghats, the several waterfalls that trickle through, limpid rivers and green stretches. Also, relive childhood and screech as you pass through the innumerable pitch black tunnels. Something that is better done before your thirties.


Thursday, 24 October 2013

Tree Tunnels in the world

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Tree Tunnels in the world

Trees like cherry, jacarandas, beech trees form a tree tunnel. In spring, autumn seasons these trees give a perfect view in the surroundings. 

The most beautiful tree tunnels are listed as follows:

Cherry Blossom Tunnel, Germany



Rua Gonçalo de Carvalho, Brazil



Autumn Tree Tunnel, USA


Ginkgo Tree Tunnel, Japan


Yew Tree Tunnel, UK


The Dark Hedges, Northern Ireland


Bamboo Path, Japan


Tunnel of Love, Ukraine


Jacarandas Walk, South Africa


Wisteria Tunnel, Japan


Top 10 Attractions in Dubai

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Top 10 Attractions in Dubai


Burj Khalifa

Burj

Wild Wadi water park

Water

Desert Safari

Desert

Dubai beaches

Beach

Dubai Fountain

Fountain

Burj Al Arab

Burj  al

Palm Islands

Palm

Dubai Museum

Museum

Ski Dubai

Ski

Dubai Mall

Mall

Tuesday, 22 October 2013

15 Incredible Behind-The-Scenes Moments From Famous Movies

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Avatar


E.T


Goldeneye


Hannibal Lecter eats a French Fry not fava beans


Opening sequence of Star wars movies ! This is how it is filmed !







James Cameron in the Titanic pool







 Jaws

 Marshmallow Man from Ghostbusters



R2D2 operator Kenny Baker eating a sandwich


Shirley Eaton in Goldfinger



Star Wars and mattresses


The Godfather


The Matrix Revolutions


 The Shining


Titanic 



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