GMAT is taken by hundreds of students every year across the world. This test is one of the best managed tests in the world. GMAT focuses on testing an individual’s reasoning ability and does that with the help of Quantitative & Verbal questions. For an MBA aspirant thinking of taking...
Read MoreAcknowledging the gravity of situation, Ministry of Women and Child Development, Government of India has launched a 36 week long ‘Malnutrition Quit India Campaign’ in November 2012 and has roped in Aamir Khan as the face of campaign who is also the UNICEF brand ambassador for malnutrition. The campaign has...
Read MoreI am a graduate in IT and working in a reputed IT company. Sometimes, I wonder what am I doing and why am I doing this. Did I really want to do this in my life? Will my life ever change? Will I ever have something in my life that...
Read MoreI love being creative. So one evening, as I was sitting at my computer, and I decided to create something new and different with the software tools that were readily available to me. So I decided to use Microsoft Paint. I have been using MS Paint since 7-8 years but...
Read MoreWhen I was about to take admission in engineering, I was frustrated by seeing the guys with a rank as bad as mine (if not worse) getting admission in a much better college than the college where I got the admission. The only reason for above mentioned difference was that...
Read More“Oh! Aah! Take the world and paint it red…” Some denizens of Nagpur seem to have taken this song too literally. These people are found everywhere- roads, restaurants, hospitals, railway station, parks, courts, colleges and even schools! You just need to look around and you are sure to find someone...
Read More“For over twenty-five centuries we’ve been bearing the weight of superb and heterogeneous civilizations, all from outside, none made by ourselves, none that we could call our own. This violence of landscape, this cruelty of climate, this continual tension in everything, and even these monuments of the past, magnificent yet...
Read MoreDMIC – Blueprint for Industrial Corridors Amidst the prevailing gloom in the economy, from the CAD distress to the currency depreciation, some measures by the government have definitely signaled a positive intent towards a tangible push to industrial growth. The steady pace attained by DMIC (Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor) is...
Read MoreThose who have written or plan to write for Channels, a Hearty Welcome! You’ve probably read all the other Help articles and know by now that when you write, your article first gets into the Latest bunch. That’s kind of fine but if you want many more people to read...
Read MoreWasting time is one asset which is inserted as a by default programme in our systems.The social media has changed the game altogether and the concept of time wastage is going through a revolution where the sights of a downtrodden future is as clearly visible as your neighbour’s pot belly.That...
Read MoreContinued From… It was a big house. Beautiful abstract paintings, furniture smelling fresh and looking cozy. A furry dog almost as tall as me, welcomed her on two paws. I stood still and purposeless like the expensive statues in drawing room. She smiled at my timid eyes. The dog was...
Read MoreSIBM – Bangalore is in a festive mood altogether with a Corporate Event called ‘ALCHEMY’ and the event celebrating artwork ‘SATKALA’. ALCHEMY is a management conclave where the stalwarts of various corporate organisations visit the campus to share their insights on their comprehension of the industry and their success mantras...
Read MoreThey say she was born pretty, And she was raised, bold and mighty. Beautiful she is, with a reddish-brown skin, Who at first, could never kill, anyone from our beloved kin. Infused with courage, she went on a rampage. Sending each and everyone to their Maker, sparing not even a...
Read MoreWe all see both Hollywood and Bollywood movies, let’s look at some of the not-so-subtle differences. Rab ne bana di jodi and Silver Linings Reason for comparison: Both displayed a dance competition in which the protagonists were participating. Rab ne bana di jodi: Here Shahrukh and his dance partner won...
Read More‘Ye karna hi hai’ (this has to be compulsorily done) said Mrs Sonia Gandhi, the Chairperson of the UPA and the Lok Sabha passed the Food Security Bill, barely eight months ahead of the 2014 Lok Sabha election. There was a fierce competition between Congress and the opposition to grab...
Read MoreOpponents of student loans these days argue that these loans merely serve as a bankruptcy tool and can provide no value addition. While I agree with their argument that given the extremely high cost of education, one should think multiple times about one’s decision, I disagree to a large extent...
Read MoreTo start with, I love writing but have never written an open-ended note. It has always been a one-on-one. To start with, I am a Computer Engineer, working at a reputed IT company and I am just not interested in this field. I read books, articles etc. at my job...
Read MoreAssaults on women, though prevalent since ages, have started getting our attention only recently. It started with the gang rape in Delhi followed by a mediaperson’s gang rape in Mumbai. This earned wide coverage, and the media made an exception by protecting the identity of the victim. The police arrested...
Read MoreMartin Ritt’s The Spy Who Came in from the Cold (1965)—an adaptation of John le Carré’s novel of the same name—is an exceptional spy thriller with a psychological bent. A genre-breaking film as far as espionage films were concerned, The Spy Who Came in from the Cold offered a completely...
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