Wednesday, 5 February 2014

An Entrepreneurship cell- iMesh Lab



Entrepreneurs- rare and free birds! They are those who think out of the box and who have the ability to create incredible businesses and innovate to such an extent that has the power to change the world. They have the power to stand still when circumstances knock them down. Entrepreneurs just follow their instinct which leads them to set up their own firm. The ideas are always amazing but what lack are the motivation, encouragement, and proper skills to generate revenues. Very few institutes have entrepreneurship cells which mentor with a flow of guidance to the students in starting their own business, spawn their own network and assist them in finding adequate funding. Institutes only focus on theory. Countable institutes throw light on catering soft skills which is the major reason of failure of ventures to scale up within a couple of years. Young ideas, fresh thinking and practical knowledge are lost these days!
iMesh lab is basically an industrial practical training institute which provides an ambit that nourishes budding entrepreneurs. iMesh Lab, a venture of Indian Mesh Pvt. Ltd. takes an initiative to train such disruptors who have the ability to change the world for better tomorrow. Enterprise Management is one of the several courses that are offered to the students here. iMesh Lab does not only focuses in motivating, educating, encouraging, inspiring and supporting but also having a deepen interactions among their students. It cover complete development life cycle starting from idea analysis to getting funded to establish a successful organization.
Utmost importantly iMesh Lab focus on giving a solution practical training and insist its student to work on live projects as many time as possible in a given span of time. Maintaining a good rapport with students and providing them well experienced instructor is iML core principle. The major reason why a student, who aspires to start its own firm, should opt iMesh Lab as it gives you a lifetime opportunity to work on your very own realms of ideas.
Learning the art of Enterprise Management from iML will help the students in unfolding the unexpected start and imagining all the what’s, the why’s, the how’s, the if’s, the but’s, the do’s, the dont’s and especially the when’s that the future entrepreneurs will face on a daily basis. With healthy environment iML also cater them a chance to do part-time job while they are still a student so that they can bag some experience.


Achievement depends on your creativity and iMesh Lab will help you in achieving that! 

Tuesday, 28 January 2014

National Girl Child Day was observed across the globe !!!

January 24 is a special day for all the female population across the globe.  It is National Girl Child Day which the India has been observing since 2008. It is also said that National Girl Day, will coincide with the date when the former Prime Minister late Indira Gandhi was sworn in as the first woman PM of the country.
The global message behind celebrating this day is to protect the girl child and to treat her equally with respect and love.
Marking the day, the various departments under the Union government such as Women and Child Development and Social Welfare Department have been making their sincere efforts not only to create good or friendly environment for the girl child but also to save the girl child as well. The day also highlights the importance of educating girl child, giving her the proper nutritious diet and treating her on par with the opposite sex. 
With the objective to raise awareness about this day, the Ministry of Women and Child Development comes with the various events that focus on reducing child sex ratio in the country and also to ensure that every girl child is given an equal opportunity with respect to different fields.Though various acts have been passed by the government like Domestic Violence Act 2009, Prohibition of Child Marriage Act 2006 and Dowry Prohibition Act 2006 for the betterment of the female population but all such campaigns was still lacking. Ironically, the welfare schemes were not reaching the target group even in some areas of urban localities.
As per census data 2011, Haryana recorded the lowest child sex ratio with 830 girls against 1000 boys. India’s capital Delhi followed the list in terms of lowest child sex ratio with 866, Chandigarh with 867, Maharashtra and Rajasthan recorded 833 whereas Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh recorded 886 and 899 simultaneously.
The efforts are on the way to convey the essence of these acts and social schemes to girls, especially those from the economically weaker sections of the society.From ancient times it has been the regular practice in India that girl child are killed before they are born. Many research reports and studies found that around five lakh girls are killed in India every year. One of the main reasons behind such practice is- majority of India’s population lives in the villages and has a belief that fostering the girl is expensive.
If all girls born in India become empowered citizens with equal rights, then only the purpose of celebrating this day is achieved.


Friday, 24 January 2014

Mushroom that tastes like FRIED CHICKEN

Did you Know!!!

Go Non-Veggie While still being vegetarian. Confused???

If you're a vegetarian you can still have the taste of Fried Chickens...you know how, look for yourself---

There's Mushroom that grows in the wild and taste like fried chicken. It's name is Laetiporus.

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Wednesday, 22 January 2014

Raining-Fish!!!

Residents stunned as hundreds of fish fall out of the sky over remote Australian desert town

Residents of a small outback Australian town have been left speechless after fish began falling from the sky.

Hundreds of spangled perch bombarded the 650 residents of Lajamanu, shocking local Christine Balmer, who was walking home when the strange 'weather' started.

The fish were all alive when they hit the ground so they would have been alive when they were up there flying around the sky.

Meterologists say the incident was probably caused by a tornado. It is common for tornados to suck up water and fish from rivers and drop them hundreds of miles away.

The residents were thankful that it didn't rain crocodiles!

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Monday, 13 January 2014

learn from where POPCORN came from???

Do you know from where have your delight while watching movies or your favorite matches-POPCORN came from???
Popcorn was originally invented by the Aztec Indians...

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Monday, 6 January 2014

WHO DOESN'T WANT TO BE A CELEBRITY

Andry Whrol’s phenomenon of short lived publicity had warned people getting influenced by the stardom and fame of few minutes’ way back. And nowadays we can sense “15 minutes of fame” running all through our young blood (Youth) which ensures continuous 24*7 supply of desire and big aspirations. If there were to ask any student stepping out of senior secondary education what they aspire to become, I am quite confident you will be flooded with answers. Like I want to be an actor/actress/singer/dancer or I want to be a TV star. Youth have ample stock of dreams to dream it every night and go haywire to fulfill them without getting to know the hidden motives of media and entertainment industry in this 21st century.
Having been closely associated with media and academics for last five years, I have dealt with students who want to pursue media courses because they wish to become a celebrity one day. Even some students left their home so as to stay away from their parents and join media courses to become TV stars. And if you ask where they get this inspiration from, you would often listen to well-known names from our film industry.
Youth, in all ages, have loved stardom. Most of us do. The curiosity to peep into celebs life is example which elaborates our psychological behavior and strong desire to be like them.
Indeed, today, the notion of being a celebrity comes from two main domains: entertainment and sports. Rest is neglected. In his own times, Oscar wild was a celebrity,  Pablo Naruda was a celebrity, so were writers like Amrita Pritam, Shiv Batalvi, Bashir Badar and Balvantgargi.
But do we see them as our icon? Answer is NO or may be few of us do.
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Monday, 23 December 2013

Is Counselling important?


“The past is not your potential. In any hour you can choose to liberate the future.”
-Marilyn Ferguson
Sometimes it is tough even to know the existence of our hidden talents. The pressure of studies, the pestering of parents to opt the subject of their choice, the stress of hitting the goal in one short, etc. In between all these hassle, nobody cares to mark the child’s forte. Children start taking the real flavour of competitions after grade 8. Passing with good percentage after 8 is like having a Bunjee jumping! Career counsellors are the one who helps to take such huge long jumps easily and smoothly.Parents of this era, despite of taking due care of their child’s studies takes them to an expert or career counsellor to understand the uniqueness, ability, strength, aspirations and most importantly the weaknesses of their young ones. These things help them to have a viable option for the child. The process is considered as the most important step of the career planning...
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Tuesday, 17 December 2013

The Scale-Up issue


Rajeev Kumar
Marketing Personnel

It is said that ships are safe in the harbour, but it is not where they are supposed to be. A lot of young insurance agents fizzled out after signing up their near and dear relatives, for insurance products. Only the seasoned players realise and exploit the power of marketing, last beyond picking up the low hanging fruits. As an insurance agent is an entrepreneur under certain company guideline, for that matter, any entrepreneur should draw up their very own guidelines and objectives. And one of the objectives is obviously to grow their venture beyond their gullies, towns and the city.

Every enterprise needs to scale-up, and grow beyond its roots. You can have your beauty parlour in your house or you can be the next Shahnaz Hussein. You can open up maths tuition center in your locality, or work on a dream to open centers in all cities, across the country, training students for IIT JEE. Every entrepreneur should dream of making a mark on a bigger platform and needs to know when they should scale up their operations. As much as scale gives visibility and added revenue to any venture, it helps to note a few points:
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Monday, 9 December 2013

A tribute to 'King of Literature'

John Milton – A Gratitude of Rememberence.




“Milton's learned vocabulary and his distant perspectives, represent the authoritative unintelligibility of the parents' speech as heard by the child.” ― John Broadbent, John Milton (December 9, 1608).
John Milton was that one poet in the history of English Literature who was one of the most celebrated writers who are still remembered for their imaginative artistic creations, he possessed such a strong personality that he cannot be taken to represent any one but himself. Milton was the greatest poet of the Puritan age, and he stands head and shoulders above all his contemporaries, though he completely identified himself with Puritanism.  His extensive reading included both classical and modern works of religion, science, Philosophy, history, politics and literature. In addition, Milton was proficient in Latin, Greek, Hebrew, French, Spanish, and Italian along with knowledge of Old English and Dutch as well.
Samuel Johnson writes “ It appears in all his writings that had unusual concomitant of great abilities, a lofty and steady confidence in himself, perhaps not without some contempt of others; for scarcely any man ever wrote so much, and praised so few. Of his praise he was very frugal; as he set its value high, and considered his mention of a name as a security against the waste of time, and a certain preservative from oblivion.”
Though Milton praised Spenser, Shakespeare, and Ben Jonson as poets, he was different from them all. We do not find the exuberance of Spenser in his poetry. Unlike Shakespeare Milton is superbly egoistic. In his verse, which is harmonious and musical, we find no trace of the harshness of Ben Jonson. In all his poetry, Milton sings about himself and his own lofty soul. Being a deeply religious man and also endowed with artistic merit of a high degree, he combined in himself the spirits of the Renaissance and the Reformation. In fact no other English poet was so profoundly religious and so much an artist.
Milton’s early poetry is lyrical. The important poems of the early period are: The Hymn on the Nativity (1629), Lycidas (1637), and Comus (1934), etc. The Hymn was written when Milton was only twenty-one, shows that his lyrical genius was already highly developed.
Besides these poems a few great sonnets such as When the Assault was intended to the City, also belong to Milton’s early period. Full of deeply-felt emotions, these sonnets are among the noblest in the English language, and they bridge the gulf between the lyrical tone of Milton’s early poetry, and the deeply moral and didactic tone of his later poetry.
When the Civil War broke out in 1642, Milton threw himself heart and soul into the struggle against King Charles I. He devoted the best years of his life, when his poetical powers were at their peak, to this national movement. But when he returned to poetry to accomplish the ideal he had in his mind, Milton found himself completely blind.  Moreover after the death of Cromwell and the coming of Charles II to the throne, Miltonbecame friendless. His own wife and daughters turned against him. But undaunted by all these misfortunes, Milton girded up his loins and wrote his greatest poetical works—Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained and Samson Agonistes.
On account of the richness and profusion of its imagery, descriptions of strange lands and seas, and the use of strange geographical names, Paradise Lost is called the last great Elizabethan poem. But It’sperfectly organized in design, its firm outlines and Latinised diction make it essentially a product of the neo—classical or the Augustan period in English Literature. In Paradise Lost the most prominent is the figure of Satan who possesses the qualities of Milton himself, and who represents the indomitable heroism of the Puritans against Charles I.It is written in blank verse of the Elizabethan dramatist, but it is hardened and strengthened to suit the requirements of an epic poet.
Paradise Regained which deals with subject of Temptation in the Wilderness is written, unlike Paradise Lost, in the form of discussion and not action. Not very sublime as Paradise Lost, It has a quieter atmosphere, but it does not betray a decline in poetic power.
There are no proper definitions to define Milton’s greatness as a poet. The reason why readers still love to read Milton’s work in an era completely different from that era of Puritanism where imagination had no wings, is because being a Puritan poet Milton took imagination to a new grade of excellence which was a tough task in those times. Milton kept on writing but he never knew that he was about to glorify a new history. His works are Milestones in the history of English Literature which acted as the foundation which today has led Literature to touch the skies and flourish throughout the world as Literature lovers are emerging like strong waves in the ocean. His readers surely know the depth of his writings and creativity which leaves a magical touch over them and the essence of his passion for English Literature is always felt just as Philip Pullman says:
“Blake said Milton was a true poet and of the Devil's party without knowing it. I am of the Devil's party and know it”.
 Ibrahim Abdeali (Ace)
Student



Thursday, 5 December 2013

2 million Google, Facebook, Twitter passwords stolen

Security experts have uncovered a trove of some 2 million stolen passwords to websites including Facebook, Google, Twitter and Yahoo from internet users across the globe. 

Researchers with Trustwave's SpiderLabs said they discovered the credentials while investigating a server in the Netherlands that cybercriminals use to control a massive network of compromised computers known as the "Pony botnet." 

The company said that it has reported its findings to the largest of more than 90,000 websites and internet service providers whose customers' credentials it had found on the server. 

The data includes more than 3,26,000 Facebook accounts, some 60,000 Google accounts, more than 59,000 Yahoo accounts and nearly 22,000 Twitter accounts, according to SpiderLabs. Victims' were from the United States, Germany, Singapore and Thailand, among other countries. 

Representatives for Facebook and Twitter said the companies have reset the passwords of affected users. A Google spokeswoman declined comment. Yahoo representatives could not be reached. 

SpiderLabs said it has contacted authorities in the Netherlands and asked them to take down the Pony botnet server. 

An analysis posted on the SpiderLabs blog showed that the most-common password in the set was "123456," which was used in nearly 16,000 accounts. Other commonly used credentials included "password," "admin," "123" and "1." 

Graham Cluley, an independent security expert, said it is extremely common for people to use such simple passwords and also re-use them on multiple accounts, even though they are extremely easy to crack. 

"People are using very dumb passwords. They are totally useless," he said.

Wednesday, 27 November 2013

India Say Something!!!


Dear blog followers across India and overseas, We the TRC invite you to pen down the daily problems you encounter while making way to your office from home or vice versa or while shopping at your nearby bazaar or while exploring somewhere with your near and dear ones. just tick down 70-80 words on that particular 'Black Spot' of the Indian Society and post it on the comment box of our blog or visit our Facebook page with one click on the given link www.facebook.com/TheRealCorporates.


Let's bring some revolution...come on India Say Something \m/


Sunday, 24 November 2013

Radio, stereo and headphones

Do you believe in another world or getting transmitted into one easily
while lazing around in your living room? -No?
Let me say, everyone of us has experienced it, not once but many times in our lives. It happens every time when you sit back, close your eyes, slowly increase the volume knob with your numb fingers while you press your headphones hard against your ears and sync your soul to your favorite music. Yes, Music it is.
Words always fall short to describe your feelings while you connect to your favorite song, ain't it? It’s the magic of music which transforms you to a new world where only you and the music belong. Well, music is just like food.
Different people like different food, food also depends on the area of
origin, so is the music. Music has so many styles, origins,
beats and opens to all. Music speaks the universal language. It spreads the message of unity and love across the globe.  Different people have different tastes of music…

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Thursday, 21 November 2013

History is interesting!!!!

  WHO SAYS HISTORY IS BORING????

Here is an interesting historical fact. Just have a look at the calendar for the month of September 1752.

Go to Google type "September 1752 calendar" & see for yourself.
You will notice, 11 days are simply missing from the month.
Here's the explanation: This was the month during which England shifted from the Roman Julian Calendar to the Gregorian Calendar.
A Julian year was 11 days longer than a Gregorian year. So, the King of England ordered 11 days to be wiped off the face of that particular month.

So, the workers worked for 11 days less that month, but got paid for the whole month. That's how the concept of "paid leave" was born. Hail the King!!!

In the Roman Julian Calendar, April used to be the first month of the year; but the Gregorian Calendar observed January as the first month. Even after shifting to the Gregorian Calendar, many people refused to give up old traditions and continued celebrating 1st April as the New Year's Day. When simple orders didn't work, the King finally issued a royal dictum; which stated that those who celebrated 1st April as the new year's day would be labelled as fools. From then on, 1st April became April Fool's Day.

History is really interesting!





Wednesday, 20 November 2013

A Trek to Sandakphu

"When you ride your bike, you're working your legs, but your mind is on a treadmill. When you play chess, your mind is clicking along, but your body is stagnating. Climbing brings it together in a beautiful, magical way. The adrenaline is flowing, and it's flowing all the time." check out our website- and take a journey to Sandakphuhttp://www.therealcorporates.com/articles/TRAV0001

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