4th Dimension

Dams can be considered as temples of modern engineering in India. It solves 3 indispensable problems which can affect economy of any country; it adds into Power production, agriculture and controls floods. At Vadodara I was delighted to see plans, models and benefits of Kalpsar project. The most enthralling thing to notice is History of Dams in India. Every Dam project undoubtedly is hard job, Nehruian Engineers did great and most prestigious project in India in northern India, Bhakra - Nagal Dam. It laid foundation for first green revolution in free India. At 680 feet, this dam was second highest dam in world. The concrete and masonry that goes into it was estimated at 500Milion cubic feet this was more than twice the cubic contents of the seven pyramids of Egypt. This project generated nearly a million kilowatts of electricity while irrigated 7.4 million acres of land during 2nd five year plan. The dam making process involves four basic philosophical steps - know the nature, Invade

  I will be the last person to call Osama bin Laden a terrorist. I had strongly condemned the 9/11 incidents, and I do so today as well, but the US has failed to provide evidence of Bin Laden or Al Qaeda’s involvement. Bin Laden has died a martyr’s death. Muslims are not enemies of the Americans, but Washington has been employing brutal tactics against Muslims in many parts of the world. Like Israel and India, it is involved in gross violation of human rights and unleashing state terrorism. As somebody has rightly asked, if everyone was so clever and knew where Bin Laden was since August 2010, how to explain so many drone attacks inside the Pakistani territory all these months which claimed hundreds of innocent lives. So who is the terrorist? And who is the victim? People in Afghanistan, Iraq and parts of Pakistan are being humiliated and killed, their properties vandalised and resources robbed in the name of war on terror, or other pretexts. Saddam Hussein was attacked on the pre

                Exam time!!!!!!!!!! Now a days I don’t feel stress while preparing for exams, it seems that its just routine class. Here are some good things I have learnt from   S cott Young ,  full-time university student, part-time entrepreneur, freelance writer , hope it may help everyone. 1) Visualization The idea here is that you want to put abstract information into a picture. If you are struggling to understand a concept, visualization is a good technique to start with. 2) Rote Memorization I’m not a huge fan of this method, but sometimes brute force is required. Rote memorization involves pounding information into your brain by repeating it continually. Works best when the information is arbitrary and fact-based, so applications won’t go beyond simple memory. 3) Interlinking Take two ideas and ask yourself how they relate. They can be ideas within a specific field (short roads) or between two completely different fields (freeways). By doing this you create a roadmap for

On 2 nd may 2011, one of the baby mother India, Gujarat turned to 50 years. State Government and people of state is celebrated its birthday for whole one year with various kind programmes and pledges for contributing value to social, economical and political changes in state for betterment of country. The word Gujarat is derived from word ‘Gujjar’. During ancient times Sabarmati and Mahi river witnessed human establishments at its banks. Maurayas and Ashoka also had influence over this land for many years after that Solanki and Vaghela dynasties ruled this state for long time, Karndev was last hindu king. During 1298 AD Aulaudin Khilji invaded followed by Muzzafar Shah. Akbar acquired Malwa and Gujarat establishing Moghal Empire for two centuries. During 18 th century Gujarat become home of Maratha, English, Dutch, French and Portuguese people. In modern India, under rule of J.Nehru, Morarji Desai a well known and most respected Gujarati politician proposed bi-lingual state (at th