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Route to entrepreneurship
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Create an apt atmosphere for our scientists
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kawaljit kaur
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"amenities and resource mobilisation"
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a prespective entrepreneur, when enters india ,one thing that person looks forward to,is new possible avenues to invest in and only way to achieve this is balanced growth between the regions where ,one can establish itself but ,over period of...
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Vikas G. Chaudhari
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| 2 years ago
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Proper opportunity should be created !!
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Bharath reddy
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"Route to entrepreneurship"
| 2 years ago
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Yeah that is a great Idea. Most of these folks working abroad can bring in $s to invest in businesses here. Govt should provide them such scope and openings. On the same lines... there is a lot of scope for Social entrepreneurship and innovation.
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Google is partnering with privately held firm Energy, to provide households with free energy management software called PowerMeter, which will boost energy efficiency. Google had launched PowerMeter, which is a web tool in February in US to let consumers monitor how much electricity they use at home. But in order to use PowerMeter consumers needed a smart meter installed. Many customers have already tested and used this application. Now, consumers can buy Energy's power-usage measuring device called TED 5000 which costs around $200, and use Google's software on top of it, without ever needing a smart meter. Even though many companies are now trying to propagate smart meters they still accou...
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Surendhar
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I dont think this will work good in india.... even though it will show the efficiency ... how are they going to rectify that.... It will only be a measuring device not a rectifying device
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Vikas G. Chaudhari
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| 2 years ago
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nice idea
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Ramakrishna Perumal
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Yes we should also have something of this kind but price of power usage measuring device have to be less than $50 so that the meters will be affordable in india.
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Today at work I heard something that I had not heard in a long time and that made me stop dead in my tracks. One of my bosses actually thanked me for my efforts. Why was I floored with a simple thank you? Quite simply, it had probably been several months before I had heard these words come out of her mouth. Usually I am greeted with a recap of what went wrong the previous day, or the reasons why her job is so difficult. But today my day was instantly trasformed because I received a thank you. For the rest of the day, I made it a point to thank all of my associates for any reason that entered my head. Although I know I was not as lacking as boss #3 in the thank you department, I’m sure I c...
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Mohammadarif.A.Shaikh
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Thanks dear for reminding me how to say thanks in all time of my life.
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Vikas G. Chaudhari
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Thank You!!
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Ramakrishna Perumal
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| 2 years ago
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The word thanks should come from the heart and not as animated tone, because usually people say thanks after getting satisfaction for the work or the help received from other person. Certainly yes the saying thanks is good gesture.
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Here are some nice Dilbert's one liners: 1. I say no to alcohol, it just doesn't listen. 2. A friend in need is a pest indeed. 3. Try try, if you don't succeed, then CHEAT 4. Work is fine if it doesn't take too much of your time. 5. When everything comes in your way you're in the wrong lane. 6. The light at the end of the tunnel may be an incoming train.. 7. Born free, taxed to death. 8. Everyone has a photographic memory, some just don't have film. 9. Life is unsure; always eat your dessert first. 10. Smile, it makes people wonder what you are thinking. 11. If you keep your feet firmly on the ground, you'll have trouble putting on your pants. 12. It's not hard to meet expenses, they are ev...
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Vikas G. Chaudhari
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nice collection!!
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varsha
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| 2 years ago
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OMG..its modern quotes .. but in practice...lol thanks Alka mam
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Charles davison
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| 2 years ago
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Nice quotes ..good to quote in meeting to brighten up bored ones.
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Listening to the Weak Signals Leaders are known not just for their great hits but also their misses. Be it the political landscape or the world of sports, seldom have great names escaped missing the opportune moment or overlooking them. Whether it is missing intelligence reports on terror attacks or backing off from a deal that goes on to create millions, the world in retrospect can be a cruel one for those who miss the signals. So while there are businesses waiting for the right opportunity and conditions in these times of perceived uncertainty, there are also those who believe in simply playing it out irrespective of what the soothsayers are saying. What differentiates the two is the insi...
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Vikas G. Chaudhari
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| 2 years ago
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Hey Great idea!!
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Mohammadarif.A.Shaikh
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| 2 years ago
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nice article it teach me that how can i be alert in my life.
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MYSORE DUSSEHRA Celebrated In : Mysore, karnataka To Celebrate : The Victory of good over evil Duration : 10 days In the month of : September - October The Dussehra of Mysore or Mysore Dassara as it is famously called is a 10-day long festival. On the day of Dussehra, a procession of caparisoned elephants carrying the idol of goddess Chamundi is taken through the city. While most parts of India celebrate Dussehra in commemoration of Lord Rama's victory over the demon-king Ravana, Karnataka celebrates it in honour of Goddess Chamundeswari who killed the great demon, Mahishasura. The festival is celebrated in a grand style with scores of cultural performances in the great Durbar Hall of the M...
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Vikas G. Chaudhari
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| 2 years ago
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The decorated elephants is really nice to see !!
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Alka Thakur
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Thanks for your comments. Yes, Mysore dussera is one of its kind and people come to see it from all parts of the world. The decorations and the lights are out of the world.
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Americans Venkatraman Ramakrishnan and Thomas Steitz and Israeli Ada Yonath won the 2009 Nobel Prize in chemistry on Wednesday for mapping ribosomes, the protein-producing factories within cells, at the atomic level. India-born Venkatraman Ramakrishnan is a senior scientist at the MRC Laborartory of Molecular Biology at Cambridge. Born in 1952 in Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu, Ramakrishnan shares the Nobel prize with Thomas E Steitz (US) and Ada E Yonath (Israel) for their 'studies of the structure and function of the ribosome'. Ramakrishnan earned his B.Sc. in Physics (1971) from Baroda University and his Ph.D. in Physics (1976) from Ohio University. He moved into biology at the University of Ca...
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Snehashis Basu
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| 2 years ago
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Its really a great news that an Indian has able to get nobel prize in Chemistry for the first in the history of NOBEL with India. This should encourage new Indin scientist. One thing I must say that Indian sceintist should get adequate facilities...
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Vikas G. Chaudhari
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GREAT NEWS!!
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Suvrajit Gangopadhyay
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| 2 years ago
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Great news & congratulations to Dr.Venkatraman Ramakrishnan. He has made the country proud. Indians are a classy community. They have excelled in every field abroad. Only if he would have been able to do this from India. But the situation is...
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A phrase that comes up a lot nowadays is 'Perception is Reality.' Although this concept is wrong on a factual basis, it is reality in terms of living in today's society in which interacting and relating to others is a necessity for survival and success in today's world. When it comes to the field of communications, which is basically the most important field in terms of work and life, other people's perceptions can dramatically shape our self concept and self esteem. It can also make or break a career. Whether the perceptions are accurate or not, if your actions portray laziness, rudeness or a lack of professionalism, whether it's deserved, or not, it can make or break a career path. In gro...
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Vikas G. Chaudhari
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| 2 years ago
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Superb Article!! Really all perceptions are our own understanding rather than actual reality !!!
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Mohammadarif.A.Shaikh
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| 2 years ago
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The perception is a reality for those who can not think out of the box.They think that the world is inside of this four wall but its not true and hence they can not live without perception.
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Ramakrishna Perumal
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| 2 years ago
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We should only rely on practical conditions and not on perceptions.
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It’s not unusual for intelligent people to get themselves stuck in a deep rut in life. By rut, I mean a somewhat extended period of time flooded with low motivation, poor moods, negative thinking patterns, and little or no productivity. A rut like this can be extremely difficult to get out of. I’ve been there several times, so I know that rediscovering productivity and finding the motivation to delve into anything even remotely challenging can seem nearly impossible. However, we must eventually come to our senses and realize that there’s no point in going through life feeling unmotivated, tired, stressed out, and unhealthy. Misery is, after all, a choice. Escaping the bounds of a deepl...
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Vikas G. Chaudhari
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| 2 years ago
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"Remember, misery is a choice. Your daily habits can be either a host for misery or a host for happiness and positive change. The choice is yours to make." Really Superb!! Thank you!!
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Vikas G. Chaudhari
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| 2 years ago
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Thank you!! Really Helpful !!
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Ramakrishna Perumal
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| 2 years ago
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Very good article. I feel people will only read and they may not follow it.
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It’s not unusual for intelligent people to get themselves stuck in a deep rut in life. By rut, I mean a somewhat extended period of time flooded with low motivation, poor moods, negative thinking patterns, and little or no productivity. A rut like this can be extremely difficult to get out of. I’ve been there several times, so I know that rediscovering productivity and finding the motivation to delve into anything even remotely challenging can seem nearly impossible. However, we must eventually come to our senses and realize that there’s no point in going through life feeling unmotivated, tired, stressed out, and unhealthy. Misery is, after all, a choice. Escaping the bounds of a deepl...
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Vikas G. Chaudhari
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"Remember, misery is a choice. Your daily habits can be either a host for misery or a host for happiness and positive change. The choice is yours to make." Really Superb!! Thank you!!
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Vikas G. Chaudhari
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Thank you!! Really Helpful !!
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Ramakrishna Perumal
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| 2 years ago
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Very good article. I feel people will only read and they may not follow it.
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