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College Vibes: MS Thesis

If there was a software called MS Thesis

Thanks to Hellboy for the Idea

BeeCee: Human vs Computer

BeeeCee: Work of Literature

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BeeCee: recursive Work loop

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Pappu:Remembering 26/11

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College Vibes: Placement Season!

Placements Season

Pappu: JAI Maharashtra

BeeCee: AXEd!

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We Indians – A random thought

After Independence, when the Indian politicians wrote the constitution they had a dream and vision of a great India
They dreamed of a place where people from different caste faith and class could live together in harmony. It came as
a total shock to most of the countries when Indians decided to follow the democratic system. Europeans where skeptical about us being democratic. How can such a vast nation with so many diversities be democratic ?
we have many divisions, people here can be divided on various grounds like religion, caste,class,gender,literacy,language,region.  Each divided group forms a considerable number. But even after so many divisions we have found a way to exist together. So far we Indians have been successful in
resisting any uprising or revolt by any sect or group. We never had to face
a catastrophic situation. But for how long ?
Over the years  the disseverance on the basis of religion and caste has gained momentum.
Be it the new image of Lord Ram as the symbol of Hindus or the lower castes crying for reservation,
I will refrain from giving my opinion on this. When I contemplate more on us being divided,
I see one common factor running through all these elements of division.
We have read about the Gujarat Riots and witnessed it in TV sets. Have we ever realized
who were the people who suffered the most. Were they Hindus or Muslims?
Whatever their religion was; one string was common in them , they were poor.
In any clash poor suffer the most. Reservations are needed but are they reaching the needy.
They are still leading the same painful life. Filled with filth and sadness.
Their life is unchanged by the policies of the government or the hundreds of reservations.
A woman if she is poor and illiterate she has to go through more hardships.
Her life is even more miserable just because she is poor!
We have to ponder over two major problems poverty and illiteracy.
Which I feel is the backbone of all the divisions we are witnessing today.
But we are going the other way round. The number of poverty stricken and illiterates is increasing every second.
We are fortunate that their voice is dormant today, but it is waiting to erupt!

To be continued…