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This Is How You Can End Up Your Period In Only 3 Days

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Priyanka Priyadarshinee
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Periods or menstruation is like hell days for girls. Those days are kind of days of frustration. Those cramps, stomach ache gives you the most painful days of your life. During the period times, girls feel strange mood swings, concern with their cleanliness and many more things. Personally if I get a power to change this, I would love to eradicate this time. But sadly we need to go through these days. So why don’t we try to make it easier? I have to solution for all the girls out there to end their periods before the expected time. Go through this amazing ways.

1. Fruits And VegetablesThis Is How You Can End Up Your Period In Only 3 Days

Yes they help a lot in reducing the time period of menstruation. Fruits and vegetables are the house of protein and vitamins so they work easily in period days.

2. Pills Like Ibuprofen

This Is How You Can End Up Your Period In Only 3 Days

The pill named ibuprofen helps in reducing the pain of stomach ache during period days.  But it is always advisable not to take any medicine during these days so be careful girls.

3. Swimming

Swimming is the best exercise during periods. It helps in reducing pain so ultimately it reduces the negative effect of period days.

4. Drink Plenty Of Water

I know water cant reduce the days of period but it can make the experience less painful. It decreases the itchiness and cramps during periods.

5. Bath In Warm Water

Warm water proves to be beneficial in healing the muscle breakdown during periods. It also help to lessen the number of days of periods.

6. Natural Ways

The best ways to reduce pain in period days is taking the herbal way. There are many herbal ways to reduce the lifespan of periods.

The History of Black

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Many people’s favorite colour is black. Do you know how black colour became more popular? For this, we need to know about the history. The word black comes from Old English blæc from Proto-Germanic. In Latin, the word for black was associated with cruelty, brutality, and evil.

The result of the absence of light is black. It is one of the primary colors of CMYK color model. Black was first used by an artist in one of the neolithic cave paintings.

Black was one of the most important colors used by ancient Greek artists.  In the 14th century royalty, the clergy, judges and government officials and in much of Europe, they began to wear dresses.  In the 19th century, English romantic poets, businessmen began to wear black as well. In the 20th century, it became the most fashionable colour.

According to surveys in Europe and North America, it is the colour most commonly associated with mourning, the end, secrets, magic, force, violence, evil, and elegance.

Physics

In physics, a black body is a perfect absorber of light, but, by a thermodynamic rule, it is also the best emitter. Ultraviolet light is called “black light”.

Researchers from Troy, New York’s Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute announced the creation of the darkest material on the planet on January 16, 2008. The material, which reflected only 0.045 percent of light, was created from carbon nanotubes. This is 1/30 of the light reflected by the current for blackness, and one-third the light reflected for darkest substance by the previous record holder. As of February 2016, the current darkest material is claimed to be Vantablack.

A material is said to be black if the most incoming light is absorbed equally in the material. Light interacts with the atoms and molecules, which causes the energy of the light to be converted into other forms of energy, usually heat. This means that black surfaces can act as thermal collectors, absorbing light and generating heat.

Absorption of light is contrasted by transmission, reflection, and diffusion, where the light is only redirected, causing objects to appear transparent, reflective or white respectively.

The History of Black

Astronomy

A black hole is a region of space time where gravity prevents anything, including light, from escaping. The theory of general relativity says that a sufficiently compact mass will deform space time to form a black hole. There is a mathematically defined surface called an event horizon that marks the point of no return around a black hole. It is called “black” because it absorbs all the light that hits the horizon, reflecting nothing. When very massive stars collapse at the end of their life cycle then black holes of stellar mass are expected to form.

After a black hole has formed, it can continue to grow by absorbing mass from its surroundings. By absorbing other stars and merging with other black holes, super massive black holes of millions of solar masses may form. There is the general consensus that super massive black holes exist in the centers of most galaxies. Although a black hole itself is black material, forms an accretion disk, which is one of the brightest type of objects in the universe.

The History of Black

Culture

In China, the colour black is associated with water. When the first Emperor of China Qin Shi Huang seized power from the Zhou Dynasty, he changed the Imperial colour from red to black, saying that black extinguished red. In Japan, black is associated with mystery. In Indonesia black is associated with depth.

The History of Black

Religion

In Christianity, black was the colour of the universe before God created light. In Hinduism, the goddess Kali, goddess of time and change, is portrayed with black or dark blue skin wearing a necklace adorned with severed heads and hands. Her name means “The black one”.

The History of Black

Functionality

In the 19th and 20th centuries, many machines and devices like telephones, sewing machines, steamships, railroad locomotives, and automobiles were printed in black.

The History of Black

Darkness and evil

In western popular culture, black has long been associated with evil and darkness. It is the traditional colour of witchcraft and black magic.

 

Lost in the World: Double Standards

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Double standards
 
I want to share the story of a friend , a person very close to my heart, a recent graduate, a passionate soul full of dreams, with a zeal to rise and shine like the most shining star in the sky. She has everything what it takes to follow the path but may be lacks courage, a little confidence.
Lost in the World: Double Standards
I knew her since childhood she was not always like this, a girl with over confidence who had never cared about the world has turned a coward I should say. I do not know whether this word is justified or not but her inner courage is useless when her outer fear has no bounds. But struggles, experiences are meant to make us better. Right? Then what happened in her case? May be she got shattered by the harsh, superficial world that continues to condemn her, oppress her and proved her that in this world a person with spine and morals end up feeling betrayed and lonely. Corrupt, hollow, spineless people cannot end the limitless dreams but wound the dreamer. Time heals all, then why her wounds are taking so long? Its been years but honestly I feel all her attempts are in vain. She went for things, realized it’s pathetic nature, and then she left. She is not the one who can bear the shit. A carefree bird from inside waiting for a direction, a way to fly higher and to never stop. I appreciate her never ending spirit but sometimes I strongly feel she will give up any moment, but then she resists.
Lost in the World: Double Standards
I have always witnessed her incredible, most affectionate and a very cute bond with her mother, but I do not know, I believe that her mother is now frustrated or may be hopeless, according to many her dreams are huge and unrealistic and may be my friend is getting a little depressed and turning into an irritating being but honestly when you keep talking and talking and there is no result, then you sound foolish, then its like “Oh this girl is lazy she is just making excuses , wasting her life and killing her precious time, bloody good for nothing, a burden on earth, why cant she behave and act normal, whats her damn problem, what on earth is she doing?” Trust me those words rip your soul apart. You know I  won’t say her family is wrong because all they want is her happiness and success so according to them her dreams are the culprit and even she understands their condition, but I always wonder what about her trauma, what she is going through is sad, her agony, misery, sufferance is unbearable. Whom to blame? I guess the fu*king society, this hypocrite world, meaningless, baseless rules, those who impose their stinking, rotten way of  living on others are worst, who have the capability to suck a person’s soul. Those hollow creatures with no morals, the darkness prevailing in this system, the wrong methods and what not. This all just pissed me off, so annoying. Isn’t it? I do not have any idea what’s there in life’s treasure box for her, but her relations which are getting affected adversely, her deep dark depression surrounding her is not due to her follies, these are the old wounds which are taking a lot of time in getting healed.
Lost in the World: Double Standards
I seriously wish if the hurdles that we have to face are created by us and not by all the other as*holes. Now she is right back to where she had started, life is such an unutterable hell.
Roaming in dark nights
Lifeless, heartless
an urge to rise
With the fear to fall
In the lifeless life
A soul of dreams ; 
Webbed in world 
Desire to fly
To scream, to cry,
Starts with a happiness to try..
Dreams or devils
Suffer or satisfy
Courageous or coward
Pain or endurance
In this cold war of experiences and hopes
The pain of back stabs
Or the strength of backbone
Makes this life tough 
But worth living..
 

Remakes of old songs is the new Bollywood trend

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Meghna
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Bollywood has always adopted myriad ways of serving an old wine in a new bottle, but this time the concept of ‘remaking of old songs‘ is quite a rage. Along with setting the screens on fire, the new versions did not disappoint us at all, and are taking the chartbusters by storm. So, here are some of the foot-tapping new versions which have gained fair amount of popularity.

1) Laila Mai Laila from Raees

Remakes of old songs is the new Bollywood trendActress Sunny Leone has created fire on screen with her new item number from the movie Raees. Keeping intact the essence of the original song, Sunny was dressed in a blue lehnga-choli and added her own quirky style to the song. This time, even Raees could not help himself from being impatient. More than a few times, SRK tweeted asking Laila about the final release of the song. While matching up to the level of original version we feel this is the best recreation of the old song so far and this song is the best reply to Sunny’s detractors who thought she would never be able to remain long in bollywood!

2) Saara Zamaana from Kaabil.     

Remakes of old songs is the new Bollywood trendUrvashi Rautela really nailed it in peppy remix version of saara zamaana track. In the original song we saw Big B dancing with glittering light bulbs. This time its Urvashi who is grooving to the song with a costume with same lightbulb theme yet with enormously hot appeal. Both Urvashi and her song from Hritikh Roshan and Yami Gautam starrer is trending madly on social media. Recreated by Gourov-Roshin , Urvashi’s sizzles are difinitely leaving number of mouths a gape.

3) Hamma Hamma from Ok Janu

Remakes of old songs is the new Bollywood trendWe have never had any qualms with the couple as they have always sizzled, be it on-screen or off-screen. And this scenario is fully justified by new version of the song hamma-hamma in which apart from sharing screen, stars Aditya Roy Kapur and Shraddha Kapoor shares alot more. The ‘cute-n-hot’ chemistry between the couple is very well picturised in the song which has attracted the fans of this pair once again, after their love magic in Aashiqui 2. Shraddha and Aditya are seen getting mushy in the song and their reunion is definitely a treat to their fans!

4) Resham Ka Rumaal from Great Grand Masti

Remakes of old songs is the new Bollywood trendScorching the screen and soaring temperatures in the remake of old folk song ‘Resham Ka Rumaal’ originally sung by Ila Arun,  Uvashi sets the heartbeats racing in the new remake. Playing the tempestuous and sexy ghost in the movie, she lures the actors Ritesh Deshmukh, Aaftab Shivdasani and Vivek Oberoi in the web she lays for them.  Dressed in bikini styled cholis,  Urvashi made many skipped their beats as she gyrated and moved her hips, flaunting her curvaceous body and playing around with Masti boys .

5) Aise Na Mujhe Tum Dekho from Wajha Tum Ho

Remakes of old songs is the new Bollywood trendFeaturing Rajneish Duggal, Sana Khan and Sherlyn Chopra, the song is recycling of the original vintage track starring Dev Anand and Zeenat Aman. This song is sensuously choreographed amidst romantic settings and candles in which the actor is sharing hot poses with Sherlyn mostly, and we see glimpses of Sana in between for few seconds. Sung by Armaan Mallik and Tulsi Kumar this song raised the hotness quotient reiterating the fact that remakes are surely a crowd puller!

Top 10 Bollywood Storylines That Makes Us Rethink

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Priyanka Priyadarshinee
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“Lights, camera and action” The entire movie strip is supported over the phrase. Be it the man behind the camera or facing the camera, each one is equally responsible for framing a storyline. Some make it to the point on the box office while the rest fail to do so. The exact is what happens with our Bollywood industry even.

Even while some storylines are on a weaker side of the section but it is not always the hare who wins the race. Apart from the fact that they do not produce a hit on the box office, they definitely leave a corner in our heart that make us rethink over the subject. Here are the list of top 10 such storylines which have left an imprint that makes us rethink.

  • Mother India (1957)

An epic-drama set in the year 1957, directed by Mehboob Khan starring the ravishing Nargis, Sunil Dutt, Rajendra Kumar and Raaj Kumar. Estimated to have earned 40 crores on the box office, it still ranks amongst one of the top Indian hits of all times. The poster itself gives one a brief idea that the storyline is woman centred. One can never forget as to how a poor, village Indian mother in absence of her husband, despite of all basic amenities, raises her children in the midst of surviving from a vulture-minded moneylender. The screen grabs our attention leaving us dumbfounded, when the mother of the village (Nargis) is honoured to inaugurate the canal and red water flows through the fields. “What is written in our fate can’t be changed” The verse from a still of the movie decided it’s fate, and it was awarded the Filmfare Best Film Award for 1957 along with Best featured film at an All India Category.

  • Mera Naam Joker (1970)

Top 10 Bollywood Storylines That Makes Us Rethink“The show must go on” according to a still in the movie and it actually went on. Filmed in the year 1970, the Bollywood drama stars Raj Kapoor. It took six long years to frame the movie and once it was released it was highly criticised by the audience and ended up in a disaster with the loss of capital. The film suffered critics due to its never ending 170 minutes upon release. The story revolves around Raj Kapoor who worked as a clown and made people laugh despite of his heartbreaks. But it was not too late that the film had its heart set all in place in 1980 when the box office recognised the storyline to be a meaningful and heart touching one, on the release of its abridged version. The “Jeena yahan marna yahan” throbbed the hearts of millions and Raj Kapoor flaunted away with the Filmfare Best Director Award for the year.

  • Arth (1982)

Top 10 Bollywood Storylines That Makes Us RethinkA woman centred film released in the year 1982, directed by Mahesh Bhatt, revolves around Shabana Azmi in the lead, followed by Kulbhushan Kharbanda, Smita Patil, Raj Kiran and Rohini Hattangadi. Betrayed by her husband Kulbhushan, who proved to be double faced, Shabana moves on with her fate and finds a new direction to her life. The storyline left the audience open mouthed when finally Shabana repays back by refusing to marry her double edged husband. This brave avatar was appreciated by the critics and one can see the brave lady walk away with the Filmfare Best Actress Award and National Film Award for Best Actress.

  • Bandit Queen: Phoolan Devi (1994)

Top 10 Bollywood Storylines That Makes Us RethinkDirected by Shekhar Kapur, the film sketches the hardships of the real figure Phoolan Devi as a woman. The reel role is played by Seema Biswas who did a justice to the storyline. The film portrays the hurdles face by Phoolan Devi as a child till the date when she surrendered herself. It brings out the myths and taboos still followed by the Indian population. Framing a strong storyline it tries to portray the sly wolves who tries to exploit the female population of the society. Apart from the monotonous mass depressive events captured, we even get to look at the bandit turned, bold avatar of Phoolan Devi who cared none. It wasn’t a shock when the movie was awarded for its marvellous features, for the year 1995.

  • Chandni Bar (2001)

Top 10 Bollywood Storylines That Makes Us RethinkMadhur Bhandarkar made an epic launch with the movie portraying the hardships of womanhood, the unrevealed black truths of Mumbai underworld and crime. The lead is taken by Tabu who moves to Mumbai after the death of her parents. The fateful events does not stops when her double edged uncle forcefully engages her as a dancer in a bar. The movie is solely based on revenge when Tabu’s son finally fulfils the revenge of all the fateful incidents. The audience is left with a sigh when despite of Tabu’s efforts, keeping her daughter away from the similar hardships, she is forced into it for the welfare of her family. It was not shocking at all when Tabu flaunted her awards for best actress at Zee Cine Awards and IIFA awards in 2002. The film won four national awards.

  • Baghban (2003)

Top 10 Bollywood Storylines That Makes Us RethinkThe evergreen favourite of our parents, directed by Ravi Chopra starring Amitabh Bachhan , Hema Malini and Salman Khan in lead roles. The storyline framed an altogether new concept where the couple is left disheartened by their own children. In the due course of time they are consoled by their close friend Paresh Rawal and his wife where repeated consolations create a monotonicity. But the movie takes up a new turn when the camera turns over Salman Khan, who was transformed into a well settled person from a poor cobbler by the efforts of Amitabh Bachhan and is grateful for the same. We all have a jaw drop when Big B finally appreciates his grandchildren and Salman Khan for his work. The film was nominated at the Filmfare and IIFA awards but failed to win any award.

  • Black (2005)

Top 10 Bollywood Storylines That Makes Us RethinkAn Indian drama directed by Sanjay Leela Bansali starring Amitabh Bachhan and Rani Mukherji in the lead. The heart touching movie revolves around the life of a blind and deaf girl who is lightened by her stubborn and motivational teacher. The storyline captures the transformation of a dumb, shy, disabled girl into an expressive and jolly folk. She expresses her love and gratitude towards her teacher when she refuses to put on her black graduation robe. The movie leaves stressed out audiences when finally we know that Mr.Bachhan suffers from Alzheimer’s disease and it was his turn to speak and understand. The film was filmed at the 2005 Cannes Film Festival while the lead roles received the Filmfare Awards for the best actor.

  • Iqbal (2005)

Top 10 Bollywood Storylines That Makes Us RethinkDisabled folks ruled the year, when Bollywood came back with Iqbal starring Naseeruddin Shah and Shreyas Talpade on the lead.

Based on a cricket drama situations intensifies when a deaf and dumb boy Iqbal dreams cricket as his ideal career. As a usual Hindi drama, he is faced by challenges from his father and colleagues. Amongst all the thorns his life is filled with zest and zephyr by the presence of his sister and guide who supports him whole heartedly. The film also portrays common cricket challenges such as match fixing and bribing. Iqbal was awarded with National Film Award.

  • Tarrey Zaamen Par (2007)

The Bollywood drama directed by Amir Khan revolves around an 8 year old dyslexic child Darsheel Safari who is bestowed with the art of imagination. But leaves his father highly disgraced with poor academic performance. Life takes a new turn when his new art teacher Amir Khan steps in. He recognises the potential of the kid and supports him when finally the movie ends with Darsheel excelling an art competition and is accepted whole heartedly by his parents. The kid banged the box office with the Filmfare Best Film Award for 2008.

  • Laga Chunari Mein Daag (2007)

   Top 10 Bollywood Storylines That Makes Us Rethink

Directed by Pradeep Sarkar, it is a woman centred Bollywood drama, and features Rani Mukherji in the lead role. The movie revolves around how a small village girl has her dreams shattered and bears it all keeping mum. The film portrays the hard fact how girls are been pushed into prostitution. The truth does not remain curtained for long when finally Konkana Sen encounters Rani Mukherji at a hotel. The film has a cherished ending when all falls into place, and both the sisters are married off happily. Mrs.Mukherji was nominated at the Filmfare and Stardust awards.

5 Examples Of Rock Cut Architecture In India

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Indian Rock-cut architecture

The historical Indian Rock cut architecture is of unmatched importance and depicts the ancient India by their unique excavated interiors. These medieval and time-honoured structures were carved out of solid rocks for a variety of reasons and thus have a very interesting story behind the construction of each one of them. Many of these atavistic monuments are today listed in the United Nation Heritage sites and attract thousands of tourists every year. Below is the list of 5 best rock cut architectures in India which you would love to visit.

Ajanta Caves

5 Examples Of Rock Cut Architecture In India
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What comes to our mind when we think about an historical paragon is this beautiful structure located in the city of Aurangabad. Discovered in 1819, the Ajanta Caves are believed to be a Buddhist monastery that provided refuge and shelter to Buddhist monks during rains. These caves built in 200 BCE are a sculpture of Indian craftsmanship and reflect the illustrious past of our country.

The 29 rock cut caves are a fountainhead of inventive ancient architecture with marvelously carved male and female representations. Various curious architects have been inspired by this stupendous artwork trying to create replica of Ajanta paintings and sculptures in their paintings.

Ellora Caves

5 Examples Of Rock Cut Architecture In India
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Ellora caves are a group of 34 monasteries and temples housing the best collection of the medieval art and contain ancient artifacts of global importance. It is considered to be an engineering and art wonder which took 100 years of flawless carving. The cave contains 12 Buddhist temples, 17 Hindu shrines and 5 Jain temples. Representing three religions, these caves remarkably describe the eminent religious integrity of the country.

One of the many famous and unbelievable creations here is the Kailasanatha temple, which was made to resemble Mount Kailash. This free standing structure outlines the perfection and delicacy of the ancient Indian architecture. The Ellora caves is one of the most visited tourist places in Maharashtra.

Panch Rathas, Mahabalipuram

5 Examples Of Rock Cut Architecture In India
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This unique set of five shrines and three large sculptures of animals located in Mahabalipuram is one of the most enduring rock structures in the country. Noticeably, the Panch Rathas are adorned with excruciating stone carving from a single stone. Built long back in 7th Century AD, this astounding monument is located in Mahabalipuram which is believed to be the temple city of Pallavas.

The three different shrines delineate the diverse and rich tradition of Hinduism as a religion. The rathas are symbolically related to the epic Mahabharata portraying the five ‘Pandavas’. Although there are a couple of stories behind this authentic rock cut structure, yet the real reason behind its construction is still a mystery.

Elephanta Caves

5 Examples Of Rock Cut Architecture In India
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Located on a small island near Mumbai, Elephanta caves are known for its archaeological remains and its impressive artistic value. This 39 metres deep cave can take you into the world of dynasties and emperors that once lived in it. Built between 5th-8th century AD, it contains five Hindu shrines and two Buddhist monasteries. The cave contains the famous Trimurti which resides at the entrance and is a three side facing sculpture of lord Shiva. The two gracefully worked out statues named the Taptapurusha and Vamadeva are placed as an epitome of preserver and destroyer Shiva respectively.

Masrur Temples

The allurement of the astonishing Masrur Temples built in Nagara style can never fail to leave you open-mouthed. Located in Kangra Valley, this distinguished wonder is known to have been built miraculously. The temple contains 15 steep sided pyramids namely the Sikharas which are crowned with beautiful stone carvings. The 50 meters long rectangular water tank emphatically adds to the splendid beauty of the temple.

They are possibly the oldest examples of the Nagara style defining the importance of finest artisan-ship and religious belief in Indian art.

By experiencing any of these magnificent architectures, one can imagine the times and lives of the past. The stories, the creations and the staggering architecture of these structures elucidate that they would unquestionably represent the ancient Indian culture for a long time to come.

Multitasking: The Art of Ruining your Career

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kellybrown
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When I think about my career I realize the fact that someday I am going to be appearing for an interview. There is one question which always makes me think. Are you a multitasker? On one hand there lies the perfection or close to perfection artwork in focusing on a single task while on the other hand there exists a greed for knowledge and information. When you are just starting your career and you have little idea where to go, it’s highly likely that you would stumble. Stumbling your way up to the top, you ought to learn a lot of things. For instance, a good sportsman must be aware of any slight chance for him to score before the opposition team makes their move. The time is limited and there are many different skills in life that we need to learn.

Remember in college, when you were surrounded with tens of subjects and practical’s while your mind was wandering somewhere else. It is often the case that what our mind demands and what we give it are two different things. Humans naturally have a carving for knowledge. They need continuous flow of thoughts and new information to feed upon every now and then. We have always made this decision as a kid, then it was way easier and less hurtful as now. Today, for an adult or a college boy things are pretty serious. Say you are studying in a college and you feel there is something which you should really be studying. That something could be a part of your college studies or it may be totally different than what you have been learning all these years. What would you choose to do in such a situation?

I responded just the way everyone else would respond when I was faced with a similar encounter of problems in my life. I started working late, cutting my sleep and thinking over how to manage my time perfectly. There were days when I used to stay up awake all night working on one project and then in the day I used to attend college studying a completely different subject. Then, in the afternoon I would read some books trying to get my head around a new scientific discovery.

My days would start with me trying to focus on my college studies and end with me trying to come with a logical explanation for the atom to behave in a certain way. There was a lot going on in my life before I decided to calm myself down and take a moment to analyze the situation. The observations made me realize the foundation that makes us learn and how the very strive for learning and putting in a lot of information might be the problem. Our mind is a storehouse of information. However, it is also the dumping ground of information. Over the 24 hours in a day, we read, listen, watch, learn a lot new things. If we are aware enough and conscious about our learning habits or about our day-to-day activities, then we would have no problem handling the huge chunk of information.

However, not each one of us is aware every second of the day. This leads to overlapping of professions, interests, passions and dreams. The mind dumps all the information which we didn’t care to be conscious about. It stores up a lot and when the time comes to use the information, we are doomed. The order inside our mind gets disturbed with increase in information and decrease in consciousness. We try to accomplish many things at a time but we are actually not able to dedicate ourselves to even a single task at hand.

[beautifulquote align=”full” cite=””]It is the art of performing a number of tasks before the given deadline with the exception of working on a single task at one time.[/beautifulquote]

Multitasking when considered in the terms of time, gives out a sleek definition which if implemented would bring ruins to your career. For some people, multitasking is about doing a number of tasks at the same time. However, multitasking when considered in terms of productivity gives out a beautiful definition which if implemented would bring glory to both the person and the company he works in. For such leaders who know how to utilize the power of multitasking, it is the art of performing a number of tasks before the given deadline with the exception of working on a single task at one time. This methodology shapes the way we grow; it reduces disturbance in the mind and prevents you from ruining your career.

The Note

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kellybrown
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Pain. Resentment and eventually, bankruptcy. What did I not lose for you ? when I was a little six year old, I gave up the memories with toys and games that any kid would have. I chose you. I got a small piano instead. When I was thirteen, instead of watching something that could have been as fascinating as porn, like many of my friends did, I watched AR Rahman and the beat make mesmerizing music. When I was seventeen, I put down my parents and went to percussion classes instead of physics tuitions. I was branded a failure for my faithfulness towards you. When I was 21, I went behind producers and musicians for a chance instead of going behind girls on dates.

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I was a 25-year- old unemployed couch potato who was a burden to a 59-year-old government employee who spent his whole fortune on getting me a seat in an engineering college which I carelessly discontinued. My only support system. My girl. My soul mate left me because her parents didn’t want her to marry a man without a fancy six digit salary a month. Now, I’m sitting on a small cubicle at a call center and jamming on the streets for money, at the age of twenty seven. I gave up so much for you, and I’m ready to do.. even more. I’m still waiting.. patiently for you to realize, for you to reciprocate and I forever will, for my love is passionate and true. I now realize, rather painfully, that no love is unconditional.

An ardent musician

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10 Best Concepts Cars For The Future

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Priyanka Priyadarshinee
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Cars!!! In this new era, cars are not just the medium of transport, its way more than that. Cars have become more like a friend to us. Some use cars to show their status whereas some love to spend time with their car cum friend. Cars also pay back to them by providing many features. Day by day cars are getting converted to a humanoid robot. Not literally but seriously the way cars getting modified, the day is not far when cars would be giving you more advantages than your microwave oven. Some of those future miracles are noted down. If you want to imagine how sexy your future looks, have a look…  🙂

1.Splinter

This car is the first wooden supercar. When most of the people think of a wooden vehicle, they don’t think high performance. They are more likely to picture a canoe made of a hollowed-out log or a rickety wagon made of nailed together planks. The Splinter, a high-performance, wooden supercar, is not made from these construction techniques. Essentially every wooden part of the Splinter is made from composite construction. Composites like carbon fiber or fiberglass have been seen in cars for decades, but a car using wood composites to the extent that the Splinter does has never been built before.

2. Smart Forjeremy

smart forjeremy, 2012

The Forjeremy looks a lot like the swan-shaped boats that float through carnival tunnels of love, but it is based on the electric version of the smart Fortwo. According to Scott, the wings represent, “freedom, a sense of weightlessness. I definitely wanted to have them for the smart electric drive in order to convey the way it frees the environment of noxious emissions.” To encourage the correct driving position, the steering wheel is missing the very top of its rim.

3. AIRPod

10 Best Concepts Cars For The Future

The AIRPod is an alternative fuel vehicle is developed by Motor development International and Tata Motors that is powered by compressed air. The AIRPod is planned to be produced in three different configurations that will vary the number of seats and amount of cargo storage while keeping the same basic chassis. It is designed as an zero emission urban vehicle. Prototype has been tested by OKLM/AirFrance for use as emission-free vehicles in airports.

4. Mercedes-Benz Biome

The Mercedes-Benz Biome is an electric concept car created by Mercedes Benz in 2010. This car is unique in that it is grown in a laboratory, not in a factory line. The Mercedes-Benz biome is the fastest car of its rank, with no exploitable weakness. Its top speed is high, which helps it if it runs out of nitro. The biome’s acceleration is one of the fastest in its class and it’s helped by the Biome being consistently powerful and continuous due to lack of gears. Sexy it is…

5. Rinspeed sQuba

10 Best Concepts Cars For The Future

The sQuba is a zero emission, all electric vehicle which uses three electric motors, one for land travel,  two for water. Its drives on land powered by its electric rear-wheel drive powertrain, utilizing rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. Upon entering water, it floats on surface until the operator floods the interior to submerge it. The vehicle can transport a driver and passenger in its cockpit. The open cockpit design is intended to allow the occupants to escape in case of emergency. Awesomely designed… perfect car for future.

6. Casey Putsch( Batman Replica)

10 Best Concepts Cars For The Future

The batmobile is the sexiest car ever thought of in fiction. Putsch, a 29-year old car racer used a Boeing engine used in Navy helicopters. He mounted it on a custom monocoque chassis. Rather than using the engine for straight propulsion like a fighter jet, Putsch’s batmobile creates a thrust with a separate front turbine, the force of which spins a second turbine that’s connected to the drivetrain. The planetary gears slows the turbines’ 40,000 rpm to a more manageable 7,000 rpm driveshaft redline. Shifting is done with a modified automatic four-speed sequential gearbox. The batmobile even has a reverse.

7.Metromorph

The Metromorph concept car from designer Roman Mistiuk solves several sustainable transportation problems all at once in a really creative way. This unique concept car doubles as an elevator to quickly transport you from the street to your high rise apartment, but it also parks itself to double as your balcony when it gets there. That wall climbing function takes the car off the street, clears up the issue of limited urban parking, and creates an extra efficient living space as well. Now you don’t have to schlep groceries on the subway, or even drag them from your car to your apartment.

8. eRinGo EV

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The eRinGo EV, dreamed up by Tehran-based CG artist Mohammad Ghezel, features a passenger compartment in the middle of a giant wheel hub. An electric motor drives three rings that encompass the vehicle, while a gyroscope and two side wheels keep it upright even on sharp corners. The Iranian designer has imagined a wild drum-shaped electric vehicle with two steering wheels, proving that freedom of automobile design is alive and well around the globe.  Fanciful? Sure.

Inventors around the world have been trying to combine the ease and utility of driving with a three-dimensional freedom of flying since the beginning of the 20th century. The ‘flying car’ has become a pop icon of the dream that never quite comes true it is designed to fit in a single car garage, be safely driven on the highway, and be flown in and out of general aviation airports.

10. P-Eco

The P-Eco is an electric vehicle to save your precious time as well as environment in standard city roads. Ideal for intercity commutation, the electric car integrates four piezoelectric devices on the front and rear of the driver’s seat. Powered by an electric engine, the compact car features multiple chords that vibrate at a high frequency to produce electric engine, as soon as the vehicle sets in motion, to charge its battery which increases the mileage (per battery charge) of the vehicle by a fair margin.

All you wanted to know about Hospital Management

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The working of a hospital is different from any other organization in the fact they are expected to deliver quality services 24X7 throughout the year that too with full men and material. India is a country which has shown a tremendous increment in the health sector. This very obviously calls out for a trained man power to assist these institutions and prove handy in tackling the problems associated with them. Despite of this so called mushrooming of private healthcare centers, organizations such as the WHO are quite critical about the outreach of quality health care to the have-nots. This implicates the tremendous prospect of Hospital management as a career. The present article provides an analysis of Hospital Management as and gives the modus operandi to realize it.

What is Hospital Management and what does it involve?

Hospital Management deals with the planning, staffing, regulating, monitoring and controlling of the health care services of an organization (Hospitals, Clinics or simply rehabilitations centres). The level of urgency involved, imparts a peculiarity to this field and challenges the basic perception of one’s working abilities. Like any other result oriented organization, hospitals are also highly organized institutions and essentially involve highly motivated managers to make the ends meet.

What qualifications does it require to pursue Hospital Management?

To aim for hospital management, one should essentially have a background in biology in +2 with at least 50% marks and then opt for Bachelor’s in Hospital Administration. However, the post graduation degree for the Master’s in hospital administration does not obligate any branch in particular and is a 2 year’s course. Apart from that, many institutes are running diploma level courses in Hospital management. There are also some certificate level courses available (1 year duration). Many institutions are also offering correspondence courses in the said arena.

Some of the institutions offering the aforementioned courses are :

  • Tata institute of Social Sciences (2 Year’s Master of Hospital Administration and also a diploma level course.)
  • Indian Society for Health Administrators, ISHA (1 year correspondence in Health and Nurse Administration).
  • Faculty of Management, Delhi University (3 years part time MBA in Health Care administration)
  • National Institute of health and Family welfare (1 year certificate course in Hospital Management).
  • Indian Institute of social welfare management (2 year PG diploma in Hospital management)
  • Symbiosis Centre for health care (2 year PG diploma in Hospital management)

The cost for the BHA degree is typically around 40 thousands annually and the PG costs around 10,000 per semester.

Jobs and Remuneration

This happens a monetarily satisfactory career with even a fresher candidate working in a modest hospital making around 30,000 per month whereas an experienced candidate working in a super speciality hospital of say, 1000 beds will easily make around 1 lakh rupees a month.

A career in Hospital Management offers an amalgamation of both job satisfaction and monetary convenience. Those with a workaholic attitude imbibed with a passion to serve should surely consider it as an option!

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