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‘The Future of India’

I have read Swami Vivekananda’s idea of ‘The Future of India’. Here I have penned down my personal thoughts after reading a few other articles and opinions which are almost in line with Swamiji’s thoughts with slight modifications. At some places in this article I did not complete Swamiji’s ideas because I have consciously thought that the same idea could be expanded without making any changes to the essence of the idea as it could possibly which could pass a more inclusive message to the society where we all live. I think that the need of the hour is to follow Swami Vivekananda and Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose’s ideas for India. I have envisioned my idea of the future of India here in line with Swami Vivekananda’a ideas of ‘The Future of India’. I am always open to a new idea but it should be an organized and structured thought. This could be in the form a constructive criticism or a discussion as well. Kindly read below and try to understand the thought process behind each ...
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What's so special about "The Dark Side Of The Moon" ?

"The Dark Side Of The Moon" is a Pink Floyd's true colossus of classic rock album that was released on 1973 and it has become legendary over the course of years. It spent 741 weeks on the album chart from 1973 to 1988. The iconic cover art is no less contributory than the urban-legend connection to the Wizard of Oz. "The Dark Side Of The Moon" has sold more than 45 million copies and it is Pink Floyd's most successful album and the best-selling worldwide.It spent a mind-boggling 937 weeks on the Billboard 200 and  made its creators –   Roger Waters  ( bassist/vocalist) ,  David Gilmour  ( guitarist/vocalist) ,  Rick Wrigh t ( keyboardist/vocalist )  and   Nick Mason ( drummer )   –   incredibly wealthy.   Image Credit: Rock and Roll Garage Waters' vitriolic worldview had marked a transition of Pink Floyd from an experimental, jam oriented outfit primarily loved by college students to a first-rate rock act...
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What is Net Neutrality?

What is Net Neutrality? Well, Net Neutrality is a concept that basically deals with the idea of treating all data available on the internet with equality which means that the Internet Service Providers can't intentionally block, slow down, charge money or discriminate any user based on the quality or quantity of information available on specific websites, platform or any application based on type of attached equipment, content or method of communication.           Image Credit:  trak.in Related Principles Technical and Service Network Neutrality Technical and service network neutrality is basically a simple concept which says that the operation of a service at a layer shall not be influenced by any data other than the data that are interpreted at that layer and that should follow a strict protocol specified in that layer. Open Internet   It is basically a kind of decentralization of technological power where any individuals...
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Facebook is rolling out a new feature that'll show you strangers' posts

T he new feature is called "Latest Conversations" and was spotted by Tech Crunch. It's one of Facebook's attempts to dead set on breaking our news biases and expand our horizons by this feature which will show you posts from strangers. So, after searching a news topic, Facebook will now display a public user generated posts which are outside your user network and there you will be able to see the number of people engaging with the topic. The "Latest Conversations" shows up beneath the news and photos section when you search something on Facebook. It is capable of arousing a certain amount of curiosity by giving a nice touch to see the number of people in the conversation, which means the rise and fall. It's like seeing a trend rise and fall if you sit long enough to watch before your eyes. However, not all the posts will make sense to you. As of now, there is no filter system added to the feature. So, we might end seeing up posts written in other l...
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Life Hack: How To Overcome Self-Consciousness

A fter doing some research I came to know about the third largest mental health problem in the world today and I am sure most of us can relate to it. Yeah, you may have guessed it right, it is 'Social Anxiety'. Imagine you are in a party and somebody came to offer you a drink. Now, you start to feel nervous when it comes to picking up the glass because you are afraid of spilling your drink or suppose your hands start to shake and you start to feel embarrassing in front of others. Normally people also tend to avoid stating their opinion and go along with what others say even if they don't like to. If these things are a part of your life you might be another victim of Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD)! This isn't something serious to be cured by medicines or therapies, all it needs is your efforts and time to get things back in order. So, it is something like an irritating or obnoxious person which is sucking out self-confidence from your life. You are worried about wh...
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When did you know you wanted to become a writer?

Part :2 A fter coming to Kolkata I didn't quite focus on my writing. To be honest I lost that vibe completely. It was only after my first year of engineering that I wrote a blog. That was a personal blog where I had shared my feelings concerning some deplorable events that happened in my life earlier. Later, I modified it into a tech blog because after some time I became interested in technological kinds of stuff. Fortunately, I had a friend in my PG and he was quite a techie. So, in a way, I was also drawn towards technology. Another year had passed. There was some break at that point from blogging. I felt too lazy to think about something interesting or different from myself. Soon I was in my final year of engineering and I got interested in blogging once again and this time with technological topics because I used to follow some tech videos on YouTube and that helped me a lot with the contents. I thought of a plan about starting a technological blog and turning it into...
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When did you know you wanted to become a writer?

Part-1 : W ell , it's not like I have discovered something for the first time in my life since there were more interesting kinds of stuff I had discovered in my life when I was small. One of them being that I was smart but societal pressure was enough to make me think that I was not. Happened to all of us at some point in life, I guess. Fortunately, I realized the fact that people have a tendency to judge others in spite of many fallacies within themselves. Anyway, I shall share my first experience with writing when I was in school.  I started with essays as every other child would have done in school. When I was studying in class four, there was a happy moment with friends in my life which somehow propelled me into trying to scribble some kind of essay related to my classmates, one of them was my best friend at that time and the other was a girl and she was pretty. That little devil somehow managed to show my ingenuity in front of that hot-headed pretty girl. Now, you must b...
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