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Monsoon Skin care Tips

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payel das
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Monsoon is already there!!..

Vital time for skin care!!!

Boys n girls….here are some tips for you … 

Skincare is a vital part dear!! No matter what! If you want to keep that beauty on your face, better listen to me 😉

Monsoon means rain rain and rain! And probably you think that your skin is the best at this time. Summer gives tans and we all know how pathetic it is! Winter withers our skin and makes us look far older. But darling, monsoon also harms the skin. Maybe you think your skin is all okay but it isn’t. So just listen to my tips and advice 😉

BOYSSSS I DIDN’T MISS YOU THIS TIME…HERE ARE SOME TIPS FOR YOU:

Bathe properly: I am sorry boys but here is the sad truth. You people skip that part and do not so that properly. Monsoon comes with dirt and germs and if you ignore it, you are  going to regret it soon. So always take a hot shower and use antiseptic. You can add it to the water and apply it directly. It will kill the germs and obviously keep you fresh..

Wear clean clothes: please , it is another request for you. I know boys don’t bother and go out without any umbrella. And horribly, they can spend a whole day wearing that! But you people don’t understand how much affected you are going to be. That is why boys fall sick during monsoon more than girls. Hygiene!! Duhhhh>> so wear clean and fresh clothes. Don’t wear same sock day after day!! Dude it smells like shit!!!

***Boys also need to moisturize their skin but maybe that harms their manhood. I will advice you to apply sunscreen and moisturizer. Now it depends on you only whether you are going to follow it or ignore it.***

Girlsss, I know you are going to listen to me 😉

 

Here are your tips about skincare:

Monsoon Skin care TipsBathe properly: it is the same for everyone. And for girls, it should be taken care of gently. I know about that awkward time of the month. And certainly monsoon is not our lucky time! During that time use hot baths and always keep antiseptic like dettol or savlon in your bathroom. Add it to a bucket full of water and apply it at the end. Use good quality soap because we don’t have the skin of the rhino!!!!

Clothing matters! : wear clean clothes, I would say at first. Clean undies every day and do not repeat. Prefer synthetic material this time because it can not harmed and the colour will be the same as always. Happy news right??….. it will also keep your skin okay and if you are rainsoaked by any chance, take my advice, always keep an extra set of cloth in your bag.

Moisturize your skin: after coming out of shower, moisturize your skin with any hydrating cream. It can me anything but mild. We feel that during this season we are hydrated but nooooooo…..we are wrong! That’s why maximum time our skin feels unhealthy! Monsoon doesn’t add healthy property to our skin. And cream shield also protects us from skin infection.

Clean face twice a day: another important part, cleaning your skin!! Cleanse, wash and scrub your face in the morning. It pulls out the dirt from your skin. And wash your face with before going to bed. Believe me, it does wonders J …you can use any facewash. Scrub should be mild, heavy scrub can harm your skin. Also do know about your skin type and buy the products properly.

Applying sunscreen is a must! : yes yes yes….maybe the sun is low this time but the UV rays are active always. So don’t forget to apply sunscreen before going out. Otherwise say goodbye to your healthy tone…sad na???? oilfree sunscreen is the best at these times….here are some sunscreens I refer..

You can find lakme and other herbal ones in stores.

Makeup: how can I skip this? We need it babe! More or less. But only one advice, use cream based makeup. Don’t use powdered products because it clogs the pores and this is not good for your skin.

That is all…..these are the basics you need to follow to maintain a good skin condition during this rainy season. If you are following these, ohooo! You are ready to go out and enjoy the season to the fullest …………

Intricacy of choosing Humanities subjects – psychology as the 2nd subject

By
Aresyn Shaw
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Intricacy of choosing Humanities subjects - psychology as the 2nd subject

Being a humanities student in India , students and formers may know the complexities and subject biased feelings​ of choosing the streams before or after their boards.

Intricacy of choosing Humanities subjects - psychology as the 2nd subject

 

Studying humanities and commerce other than that of science has always been an important and toughest struggling years in a student’s​ life in high school .

Intricacy of choosing Humanities subjects - psychology as the 2nd subject

None other than our dearest families​ who would support us but in the same way they have their outrageous power of utterance of words which could highly demotivate us , as they often speak the negativities rather than encouraging them more.

Intricacy of choosing Humanities subjects - psychology as the 2nd subject

Having this experience everyday is being  honoured and be in the legacy . The subject combination that I chose was :

 

  • English

 

  • Psychology instead of History/Geography
  • Sociology instead of Political Science
  • Mass Media instead of Multimedia
  • Home science  instead of MATHEMATICS ( yes , that’s not the cup of tea )
  • Painting instead of Vernaculars.

Intricacy of choosing Humanities subjects - psychology as the 2nd subject

All the subjects were ‘ up to the mark ’ but choosing psychology instead of social sciences they said ‘ could posses a problem in future ’ . Naturally , the ‘ hearsay ’ alarmed my choices.  My situations were hopeless cause nobody in family knew the next steps ‘ what was to be done ’,  undoubtedly ‘ I had to Google it ’ , my father didn’t know what was to be done instead of cursing me and spending such serious brass , the outcome was nothing , he himself knew nothing of this field.

Intricacy of choosing Humanities subjects - psychology as the 2nd subject

  • I searched down my dream colleges in and around INDIA.  Other than Google , for that fractions of time I was clueless and blind.
  • The hearsay​ won’t help , I  started contacting colleges via emails .

Intricacy of choosing Humanities subjects - psychology as the 2nd subject

 

  • Day 1: NO REPLY
  • Day 2: ​NO REPLY

 

  • Day 3: NEW UPDATE :

 AN EMAIL FROM : NEW YORK FILM ACADEMY ,

here’s the actual reply :

Intricacy of choosing Humanities subjects - psychology as the 2nd subject

For the students who’re Willing to keep one science subject in humanities stream can definitely , search and enquire their doubts , ‘ it’s the time when people who knows​ nothing would also come and suggest subjects.’

Intricacy of choosing Humanities subjects - psychology as the 2nd subject

Caution : Hear wisely the ‘hearsays’ , { From personal experience }

Intricacy of choosing Humanities subjects - psychology as the 2nd subject
‘ CAUSE IT’S NOW OR NEVER ‘

Selfie: Enjoyment Or Addiction

By
Alisha Aggarwal
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Sisters making selfie. Two beautiful young woman making selfie and grimacing on the mobile phone

A selfie is a gesture that can send different messages to different individuals,communities and audiences. On 13 September 2002,the word “selfie” was first time used in Australian internal forum.

More than 200,000 photographs are uploaded to Facebook every minute. Many of these photographs are selfies: snapshots we capture of ourselves.

Why do we take so many selfies and why do we upload our selfies to online social networks like Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat? To find out, psychologists from Germany and Poland tested the personalities of prolific selfie sharers.

IT’S ALL ABOUT THE IMAGE

Selfie: Enjoyment Or AddictionDoctors say that Selfitis (selfie-addiction) is a form of obsessive-compulsive disorder to take one’s own pictures and post them on social media and broadly divided it into three types: Borderline (taking at least three pictures, but not posting them on social media), acute (taking at least three photos every day and posting them on social media) and chronic severe (taking at least six photos of oneself every day and posting them on social media).

FLIRTING WITH DANGER

Selfie: Enjoyment Or AddictionFor youngsters obsessed with self-clicks, the scary side of crazy fun has a thrill all its own. And courting danger has a whole different rush. “The higher I go, the more fun I have,” says an anonymous selfie-addict. He shares, “I can’t remember a time where I was ever afraid of heights. There’s so much adrenaline rushing through my body that I don’t fully realise what I’m doing. Sometimes I think back and say to myself, ‘What the hell was I thinking?’” He says that over the years he has used social media to shock, surprise and delight his friends and followers with aerial shots of the urban world. That means climbing rooftops and mountains and dangerous roads to get interesting snaps.

“Luckily, I get to travel a lot and that allows me to climb on several skyscrapers across the globe. While I am afraid that my parents would flip out if they got to know of craziest extents that I go to take pictures, I don’t think I can resist the urge to take a snap.” He says that sometimes he even surprises himself with how far he’s willing to go. He’s not afraid to tread narrow walkways and peer over the edge of some of the world’s tallest buildings for an extreme selfie.

“There was this one incident when I was booked by the police and got arrested with three of my friends in an abandoned building and charged with criminal trespassing, mischief and what not. They confiscated my camera and my phone and I never got them back. But I won’t let that stop me from doing what I do,” he says.

KEEP IT FUN

Selfie: Enjoyment Or Addiction
Traveling couple makes selfie near the canyon. Full length image

Even it comes to taking selfies and posting them on social media, actor Gulshan Devaiah says that he is as guilty as anyone. But he says a selfie for a celebrity is not just a picture, it is his way for interacting and staying connected with his fans. About those who go overboard with selfies, the Hate Story actor says, “This constant need for attention and seeking validation from other people is a mental disorder.

Those who feel this urge to do radical things to get more likes and comments need psychological help. Being an actor, I completely understand that we all love attention but it’s detrimental if it occupies your mind all the time. The attention span a selfie gets you is very small and that’s why youngsters keep posting every few hours. It is here that it stops being fun and becomes dangerous. My suggestion to all those who love taking selfies is to not take likes and views seriously.”

The great library of Rajasthan

By
Sheena Dawar
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Reading is said to be the most magnificent and passionate hobby. It becomes almost indispensable for the book lovers to stop reading. The more one reads, the more intense his/her desire to read becomes. Reading elevates ones mental horizon. By reading, one gets a chance to adapt a different perspective. The entire view of a person changes completely after getting deeply into books. It is a very well-known saying :

“A house that has a library in it has a soul.”

A library is considered to be the “best” place for readers, writers and book lovers.  A person can find the lost part of his/her soul into a library. The readers often struggle to find a good library with a huge collection of books.

But now the readers don’t need to stop reading at all. We have a good news for the book lovers. Now they can enjoy their habit of reading to a more heightened level.

 

The great library of Rajasthan

As we all know, that library is a kind of temple for a reader and only a reader knows its value. So, today we will tell you about India’s great underground library. Yes, you have heard it right. There is a huge underground library in India which is situated at a 16-feet deep level under the ground. It is considered to be one of Asia’s biggest libraries. It is located in a small village, Bhadariya at Jaisalmer, Rajasthan.

This library was founded by Sant Harivansh Singh Nirmal, the owner and head of a trust named Jagdamba Seva Committee. It was made from the funds for a temple of a goddess. Knowledge is said to be the biggest goddess. So, the funds for building a temple were put to their best use by building the temple of knowledge, i.e., a library.

About the library

The great library of RajasthanThis library is containing a huge stock of over 9 lakh books, kept in a highly neat manner. Around 6-7 lakh rupees is spent every year on the maintenance of this library.

The holding capacity of the library is around 40000 people. Rajasthan is a place having hot temperature level, but the temperature of this library is cool and comforting. Moreover, this library provides the readers a completely tranquil environment. The walls of this library are very light-shaded and beautiful. The interior of this library is very beautifully designed.

The collection of books of this library is brilliant. This library contains a lot of books related to mythology, astronomy, astrology, and history. It is also having a huge collection of epics and scriptures. Moreover, it also contains a wide variety of dictionaries and different Atlases. This library is most famous for its books in Hindi and Sanskrit.

At present, one can come to this library to read and borrow the books. But very soon, the library is going to introduce the book purchasing system, under which people will be allowed to purchase the  of their choice.

 

As it is often said :

“Library is a hospital for the mind.”

So, this library must be visited by all book lovers and scholars as it is a great opportunity for them to increase their knowledge as well as to dive in the vast ocean of books. This library is undoubtedly a great boon for every reader.

 

Best Research Internships in India

By
Neha Rawat
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Research internship
female researchers carrying out research together in a chemistry lab/research center (color toned image; shallow DOF)

If you have been scratching your head while searching for Science internships only to get the drowning feeling , you have now struck some luck here. I am going to explain the right places to look for a Research internship.

Any student can understand the value of Research internships. An internship from a known institute can land you a better job or better chances of getting into the PhDs in the best institutes of India and Abroad. Research Internships are offered by all known institutes of India like the IITs , IISc, IISERs, DU,JNU, JNCASR. The mere idea of working at these renowned standards of excellence is enough to excite anyone. Many of you must know about these but what you don’t know is , how to learn about them when they are offered without searching every single website. And I am going to help you with that.

Best Research Internships in India
male researcher carrying out scientific research in a laboratory using tablet and microscope

Being aware is the most important thing here. You need to know the application deadlines, the admission criteria and other things. You got to be ready to pounce on them right when they are offered. You must never forget how competitive these internships are. So you got to brace yourself with all the pre- requisites and skills that would fetch you those internships. There are paid internships as well as unpaid ones. You can do summer internships, winter internships or project works that roll throughout the year. In this post, I am going to discuss the internships in the science field. More specifically the sources where you can get everything you need to know about those internships.

I have compiled here a list of websites that update everything regarding the research internships in India and abroad too.

  • Researchx

This is undoubtedly the best source to find research internships in Science and Engineering. They mention coveted internships in other fields too like the ones from the ministry of external affairs or the RBI.

The site contains all the details about every internship you would want to know about. And they provide it in a clean interface with no unnecessary advertisements in between the lines.

They have assorted internships really well and have different sections for internships from IITs and Abroad. It’s a must to check this site if you are serious about getting a research internship. You can follow their Facebook page and subscribe to the mailing list for regular updates.

  • Biochemadda

Another gem, for searching Research internships. It is more focused on science and it includes every possible internship, training or PhD opportunity present. They have sorted the internships according to countries. They provide updates about jobs too. It has been clearly sorted into twenty plus job categories. A different section for fellowship is also available.

  • Peshaa

They have a 2016 post about internships in Biotech and it includes almost  every internship offered in India. There are Expert interviews and other guides about studying in foreign countries. It may not be as frequently updated but it’s good. You’ll learn about most of the internships in a single article.

It’s not specifically for Internships but they do mention the internships and training opportunities in their “project internship” section. You will also spot job vacancies in the Science field on their website.

  • Biotechnology forums

This is a different kind of platform. Kind of peer reviewed. It’s started and maintained by a Biotech Scholar so it contains the information in its subtlety. Apart from the articles you can spot valuable information in the comments too.

The site contains various articles regarding career options and other matters of a student’s interest. Do check it out.

  • Eduinfo

This too is a good source. Apart from Internships, it contains the details about the Trainings and scholarships too.  It has a section for the competitions too. It all acts as the icing on the cake.

  • Internshala

Yeah, finally it’s internshala. It’s a bit difficult to spot research internships here but you can spot some really important ones if you keep checking it out. The best way is to set your preferences and subscribe to their list. They’ll keep you about the related opportunities.

So these were the major platforms that can aid you in your search for internships or trainings or even PhD Opportunities. I think you’ll never miss out on any internship opportunity if you keep checking these sources regularly.

Good luck.

 

Dr. Manmohan Singh – “Most Educated Prime Minister”

By
Aaliya Thahseen
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India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh speaks during a news conference in Washington November November 25, 2009. Singh said on Wednesday that he saw no major hurdles to quickly implementing a bilateral civil agreement with the United States that would open up India's potential $150 billion market in power plants. REUTERS/Molly Riley (UNITED STATES POLITICS BUSINESS)

Dr. Manmohan Singh, the 13 th Prime Minister of India, stands out as the most educated Prime Minister in the country’s history. Despite being labeled as “The Silent P.M.”, a term that simplifies his profound influence, Singh’s exceptional qualifications and accomplishments speak volumes. He is not only celebrated in India but also recognized globally as ‘the highest qualified prime minister‘.

Early Life and Academic Achievements

Born on September 26, 1932, in the small village of Gah in what is now Pakistan, Dr. Singh’s journey to academic excellence began with a doctorate in Economics from Oxford University. His academic prowess led him to prestigious roles within the Indian government, including Chief Economic Advisor, Governor of the Reserve Bank, and Head of the Planning Commission.

Pioneering Economic Reforms in India

Dr. Singh’s most notable contribution came during the 1991 economic crisis. Appointed as Finance Minister by then Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao, Singh implemented structural reforms that liberalized India’s economy. These measures were instrumental in steering India out of the crisis and elevating Singh’s global reputation as a reform-minded economist.

Leadership and Political Career

Singh’s political journey is marked by significant milestones. He served as the Leader of the Opposition from 1998 to 2004, and his election as Prime Minister in 2004, a position he held until 2014, made him the second Indian Prime Minister after Jawaharlal Nehru to be re-elected after a full five-year term. Despite never winning a Lok Sabha seat, Singh’s leadership was underpinned by widespread faith and respect among the Indian populace.

Economic and Social Reforms

As Finance Minister, Dr. Singh dismantled the License Raj, which had been a major impediment to India’s economic growth. His policies spurred India to become the second fastest-growing major economy by 2009, achieving an unprecedented GDP growth rate of 9%. His tenure saw the replacement of the Sales Tax with Value Added Tax in 2005 and the launch of impactful initiatives like the National Rural Health Mission and the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan. He also played a key role in enacting significant legislation like the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) and the Right to Information Act.

A Respected Global Statesman

Dr. Manmohan Singh – “Most Educated Prime Minister”

Internationally, Dr. Singh is regarded as one of the world’s most revered leaders. Publications like ‘The Independent’ and ‘Newsweek’ have praised his decency, integrity, and leadership skills. Figures like Henry Kissinger and Australian journalist Greg Sheridan have commended his vision and impact on Asian history. His global recognition includes awards like the World Statesman Award in 2010 and a place in the 2010 Forbes list of the world’s most powerful people.

Academic Honors and Recognition

Dr. Singh’s academic excellence has been recognized by various universities worldwide. He has received honorary degrees from esteemed institutions such as Panjab University, University of Alberta, Oxford, Cambridge, Benaras Hindu University, University of Madras, King Saud University, and Moscow State Institute of International Relations. The Dr. Manmohan Singh Scholarship at St. John’s College is a testament to his academic legacy.

Legacy and Reflection

Dr. Singh’s legacy is marked by his statement, “History will be kinder to me than the contemporary media and the opposition parties in Parliament.” His tenure as Prime Minister reshaped India’s economic landscape and solidified his position as a respected leader and visionary in global politics.

Some Unconventional Festivals of India

By
Alisha Aggarwal
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India is the land of festivals. Besides the conventional and religious festivals many unconventional festivals are also organized here. The Hampi festival, Pushkar Camel Fair, International Kite Festival, Hornbill Festival and many more. Here are some of the most amazing carnivals in India:

Khajuraha Dance festival, Madhya Pradesh:

Some Unconventional Festivals of IndiaThe perfect combination of culture and heritage, Khajuraha Dance festival organized by the Madhya Pradesh kala parishad at the splendid Khajuraha temples is a week long annual festival. Organized in the month of February, the event features classical dance performances like Kathak, Bharatnatyam, odissi, kuchipudi, Manipuri and kathakali. Even if you are not very well versed with classical dances, this is an event worth experiencing for its sheer beauty.

Bihu Festival:

The Bihu festival is organized in three parts every year in Assam-Bhogali Bihu, Rongali Bihu and Kangali Bihu. Considered to be the most important festival of the religion, it involves Bihu folk dance and songs and represents three different sets of culture. People of Assam come together for this festival irrespective of their caste, religion and faith.

Hornbill Festival:

Some Unconventional Festivals of IndiaThe most popular festival of Nagaland, the Hornbill festival showcases the stunning beauty of the state and the rich culture worth witnessing. Organized in the first week of December, it is also called the “festivals of festivals”. The festival is named after the bird, Indian Hornbill, and the aim of this festival is to revive and protect the rich culture of Nagaland and display its extravaganza and traditions. Colourful performances, displays of art and craft, cultural shows, Naga wrestling and archery are just a few of the activities in this grand carnival.

Rann Utsav:

This is not like any other festival which lasts for a few days and bids goodbye. Rather, the great Rann of Kutch hosts the Rann Utsav for the three months on its amazing white land. The glowing white Rann in the full moon night with various cultural performances, handicrafts and outdoor activities make this a must-go destination. A perfect combination of adventure and leisure, you can visit the Rann of Kutch with your family and rest assured that you will have the experience of a lifetime.

Goa carnival:

This four-day festival full of music, dance, colour and celebrations is not like other conventional festivals in India. Streets are filled with people wearing costumes, huge parades, musicians, street shows, etc. Celebrated throughout Goa, the festival is enjoyed by people of all communities and it brings out the vibrant culture of Goa. The carnival adds to the already beautiful Panjim. You have to attend this festival to see Goa on its brightest form.

Insomnia: Man-made sleeping disorder

By
Sheena Dawar
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Sleep is said to be the best state for a human. This is because our human body is like a machine, where sleep is a kind of fuel which is required for its proper functioning. A sound sleep is mandatory for the smooth functioning of humans as well as animals. In order to be able to perform all activities and actions in a well manner, one is required to sleep properly.

Sleep is a kind of healing state which heals ones all physical and mental stress, tension, anxiety and depression. Proper sleep also has the ability to cure some diseases. That’s why, some medicines contain such elements which induce sleep as sleeping along with the medicine dosage works the magic for the mind and body.

Man-made sleeping disorder

Insomnia: Man-made sleeping disorderDue to excessive work load and busy schedules, people often ignore the importance of sleep. They start taking less sleep which often lead to many physical as well as mental problems. This habit may be called man-made sleeping disorder.

Insomnia

Apart from the man-made sleeping disorder, many people suffer from a natural sleeping disorder, i.e., insomnia. It is the inability to sleep. Insomnia cases are often those where a person is willing to sleep or he/she tries his/her best to sleep but he/she is unable to do so. It happens without the will of a person.

Causes and Effects of Insomnia

Insomnia cannot be stated as a fully natural sleeping disorder as it is also man-made to some extent. The causes of insomnia generally include habits like, unnecessary worrying, stress taking, being tensed all the time, over thinking things and so on. Insomnia is known to be a serious issue among humans. This is because, this disorder has the ability to hamper life to the worst possible condition.

The most common problems which are usually found in people due to insomnia include headache, anxiety, lack of concentration, fatigue, low energy levels, mood swings, pain in body’s muscles and so on. That’s why, it is extremely important to get rid of insomnia.

How to get rid of insomnia?

Following are some of the tips which are beneficial in getting rid of insomnia :

  • Caffeine intake should be avoided from at least two hours before the sleeping time.
  • Dinner should not be heavy. One should always have light dinner.
  • The atmosphere of the bedroom should be calm and serene. No disturbances should be present in the bedroom. All electrical appliances in the bedroom should be turned off before sleeping.
  • No light should be present in the bedroom at the time of sleeping as light disturbs the peace of mind.
  • Correct sleeping posture should be adopted in order to avoid distractions in sleep.
  • While trying to sleep, one should avoid thinking and worrying. In order to avoid thinking, one may hear soft music as it soothes the soul.
  • Presence of a mild pleasing fragrance in the bedroom is helpful in sleeping peacefully.
  • Light exercises or yog asanas are helpful in getting rid of insomnia.
  • Meditation just before going to bed helps in inducing sleep as it removes all stress and tension.
  • An insomniac should undergo Hypnotherapy, Acupuncture or Aroma Therapy as they are highly effective in insomnia.

The Future of Construction

By
Divyansh Dubey
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Industrial projects becoming bigger, budgets becoming tighter more, technology and innovation start to be introduced in today’s industries. The next big thing would be more focused on the trust from the coming generation who believes in these innovation technologies, trusts with enterprises and companies that they can join, that they will have a room and opportunities for them to flourish, as other industries then with and upon young talents. Now industries believe on thinking outside the box and give that trust for the coming generation that they are joining an industry diverse. Industries are willing to listen for their ideas and give them opportunities to implement these ideas and not just put it in shell because afraid of competition but to give them that hopefully room for innovation.

The Future of Construction

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The next big thing is the digitalization of the built world we are agreeing to move from concrete based traditional building material into a combination of digitalization of experience of life style and also protection and respect of environment.

There are many hurdles in the future of construction there are technical hurdles, there are human hurdles, there are environmental hurdles. More than thinking about the constraints which will be defined by the availability of resources the state of art in design and construction techniques.

The future of construction mainly face an issue with the demographics the climate change and how you are going to make cities efficient in the future, how you are going to pack those resources in the best possible way. We are going to face different hurdles and perhaps our regulatory reduction in the use of space, the reduction in consumption of energy not just an optimization of efficiencies but a reduction overall of the resources that we consume in that industry. Life cycle will be changed probably will be much longer but of much better use of the aspects of life type. I also understand that some of the hurdles could be related to new urban planning rules as well as for the interaction of man and machine.

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Construction sites might look very different in the future, also because we might build outside of earth or we might something aquatic, I think the construction site will be a combination of techniques used today molecular self-assembly of materials and structures but also robots that can maintain self-assembly throughout the consumption of resources for the use of the space.

The role of humans will be to design for prosperity and happiness that’s what a building means in 50 years or so the future will be a complete redesign of what it means to interact with physical objects but also with another member of the human species. We are all parts of a big part of that reality, the design rules will be different perhaps we will have machines designing for us and optimizing our best habitat we might be living in a complete new reality with much less need for space or use of those resources, but they can also serve as cathedrals with places of knowledge of what human species has acquired and developed over the last 3000 years.

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The players of the future will have to rethink of how they work together how they co-operate how they have common objectives to achieve their goals. It’s likely to be a combination of unusual suspects that today are not present in the engineering construction business because they are developing technologies that will only be used in 15 or 20 years from now. We could see that the emerging players are likely to come from the software industry, are likely to come from industries that today are marked on the circular economy and have a different understanding of what requires to co-operate and create a good environment. It’s also very likely that the traditional players will disappear and they are outdated they don’t have necessary intellectual properties and they lost the opportunity to create that space of sharing knowledge that under faster paced sectors have developed throughout the years.

Good and efficient construction has to be designed and built with the premises that our species is going to live for many generations with right attitude to preserve the environment. It’s likely to be much simple less choice of what you can design and built more regulated but also much more sustainable and much better fit for the environment and for coming generations to use that space.

The Future of Construction
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Job profiles and Salary for law graduates

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Sheena Dawar
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law graduate

Job profiles for law graduates

Law is considered to be the backbone of a country. Right rules and laws are mandatory for the proper growth and development of a country. The whole functioning of a country depends upon its law. Therefore, law is required everywhere. The requirement of law at every level makes it an extremely high-in-demand professional career option. Career in the field of law is a very popular career option these days. Law course are having a very high market value.

law graduateCareer in the field of law aims at grooming ones analyzing skills, logical skills, critical-based thinking and decision making capabilities. Moreover, it also focuses on expanding ones mental horizon. Study of law includes the study of a lot of laws, rights, rules, regulations, etc. It also includes the study of legal language.

Job Profiles

Career in the field of law is having a very wide scope. People usually think that there is only one job profile available to law graduates, i.e., becoming a lawyer. But, there are a lot of job profiles available to law graduates. Following are some of the job profiles available to law graduates :

Legal Advisor

A law graduate can easily become a legal advisor. There is a huge demand of legal advisors in various firms and corporations. Moreover, many families also hire a personal  legal advisor.

Litigation Analyst

Litigation analysts are also known as legal research analysts. They are specialists in legal, political or economic analysis. Their tasks include providing assistance to project managers and attorneys.

Law professors

A law graduate can also become a law teacher in any coaching institution. He/she can also become a professor of law.

Judge

Any experienced law graduate can apply for the Public Service Examinations. By clearing them, he/she can also become a judge.

Solicitor General

Any law graduate who is having an experience of five years as a judge and who is highly skilled in the field of law can become a solicitor general. It is considered to be a major law post in a country.

Attorney General

Any law graduate who is having working experience of a judge and a solicitor general can apply for the post of Attorney General. By clearing Public Service Examinations, he/she may also become an Attorney General. It is considered to be the biggest law post in a country.

Other Options

Apart from the above mentioned job profiles, a law graduate can also work in multinational corporations and banks. Moreover, a law graduate do not have the sole option of working under someone. He/she may also open his/her own office and can provide his legal services from that office.

Salary

Usually, the salary of a law graduate begins from Rs.15000-Rs.20000 per month. But it depends upon ones skills and experience. With the increase in ones skills and experience, his/her salary rises. A law graduate, who is having a minimum working experience of 2 years can easily earn Rs.30000-Rs.40000 per month. A lawyer who provides legal services from his/her own office can even earn more than Rs.60000 per month.

 

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