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usha manohar replied to the topic State Elections - AIADMK, TMC, CPM and BJP win...
Assam was not a surprise as far as BJP was concerned so it was not a change not expected even by the BJP. It was a foregone conclusion even before the elections and all the exit polls had predicted a win for BJP. It may be due to incumbency or people genuinely wanting a change in policies.
UP will be tough for BJP because the two local parties Samajwadi and BSP will fight with all their might to see that BJP does into come into power. As of now it is the third largest party in the state and even if they increase their vote share and number of seats in the coming elections it will definitely help them..
9 years ago
rambabu answered the question What is the important aspect of a real-time system or Mission Critical Systems?.
In a real time operating system well defined fixed constraints are mandatory. It means, processing must be done well within the defined constraints. Else,the system fails.
9 years ago
rambabu answered the question Do Paper quilling ear rings still has boom. As we run business still on it?.
Paper quilling involves a Unique process also called paper filigree. involves the use of strips of paper that are rolled shaped glued together to make decorative designs. Yes it is a good business proposition.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Children attachment with Facebook.
usha manohar wrote:
Actually there are far more dangerous sites than Facebook on the net. Facebook is just a social site and unless one is looking for or going out of the way to get into trouble nothing dangerous can happen there. I , my children and other members of the family have been using facebook for more than 9 years now and I hardly see any negatives except that in the case of children , they may spend too much time there neglecting their studies and other activities..
Yes there are far more dangerous sites than FB, but the greatest danger that a site FB poses to the kids is the ease of contact with antisocial elements in the guise of friends. We have all read several accounts of older people posing as young boys or girls, making friends with youngsters and then luring them to some spot with false promises, which has even resulted into rape in many instances. Even young boys have suffered sexual molestation from pedophiles and yet there is lack of awareness on parents' part.
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic Are IT professionals always selfish, as is the common perception?.
I think everyone is motivated by self interest. What matters is whether your activities are legal or illegal. Most of genuine activities are beneficial to us as well as others. Our economy and social system works on the principle that every one is motivated by profit motive. If you earn through legitimate means, nobody can object.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Are IT professionals always selfish, as is the common perception?.
Babu saroj wrote:
i too disagree with abshivakumar sir as i think that there are it professionals who wants and who are eager to do something good for the society then how can we say that they are selfish
What exactly does it mean by 'do good for the society?' Can you quote some examples!
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Is Jungle Raj Back In Bihar ?.
MG Singh wrote:
I think there is Jungle Raj in the entire country. Is any state immune to it ? Maharashtra, Haryana, etc
That is an overstatement, there is no jungle raj in the entire country, agreed there are increased crime rates everywhere but stating that it is jungle raj is not fair.
9 years ago
Santosh Kumar Singh replied to the topic What topics can generate more traffic on weekend .
On holidays people mostly like to enjoy so if we post in category of fun,entertainment etc then it get good traffic. I also observe that God and History ,stories related posts also get good traffic on weekend.
People do not like to read learning type topics on weekend.
9 years ago
rambabu answered the question What is the state of the processor, when a process is waiting for some event to occur?.
By all probability, when a process is waiting for some event to take place,for the necessary resources, which are being utilizing the resources.
9 years ago
rambabu answered the question What is virtual memory.
Virtual Memory is a memory management technique. In this technique, both hardware and software used.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Hindu terrorism being protected .
MG Singh wrote:
vijay wrote:
all terrorists belong to a particular religion and that is their major identity. They fight and die for their religion. So religious identity can not be wished away.
I remember the earlier CP , police Mumbai had stated " I agree that all Muslims are not terrorists, but 99.5% of the terrorists caught are Muslim"
I agree. Majority opinion is Muslims and Terrorism are connected. This belief is restricted, I think to the Northern India. I have seen, no enmity between Hindus and Muslims in my state AP. Here many Hindus take part in Muslim festivals and vice versa.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic State Elections - AIADMK, TMC, CPM and BJP win...
MG Singh wrote:
rambabu wrote:
anil wrote:
MG Singh wrote:
The Congress party regardless of India has created a gargantuan problem by inducing and legalising illegal Muslim migrants. I think they number nearly 30% of the population of Assam. How will this be solved? In 1947, the Muslim population was just a fraction and ethnic Assamese were in Majority. Now they are 44%. I wonder how this problem can be solved? The Congress betrayed India. I am afraid Sonowal may not be able to do much, given the circumstances.
if our destination is 100 step away and we walk one step, 99 remains. Sonowal have strong will to solve this problem, it is first step.
True. Sonawal has been unanimously elected as BJP legislature party leader in Assam. Yes, as you said, BJP in Assam had taken the first step with firm determination to solve the long standing problems plaguing Assam. Sonowal has the strong support of the BJP as well as the people of Assam, who voted for a change. Sonowal will definitely succeed.
How will Sonowal succeed? will he identify nearly 25-30% of the migrants after 51-71 and send them back? Is it feasible/ Will Bangladesh accept millions back. Look at the human problem. Maybe he can stop infilteration, but that again is not in his hands as Bangladesh has a border with Meghalaya and many come from this route. It's a big problem that defies solution.
A million Dollar question. the country has seen a change in Assam, that was not expected even by BJP. While I agree with you that the problem of Bangladesh immigrants looks right now daunting, with the arrival of Sonowal as the would be CM of Assam, as a first step has already took a decision to seal the Border. I think it is too early to say if Sonowal succeeds or not. Let us wait and what Assam has in store in this regard.
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic Hindu terrorism being protected .
vijay wrote:
all terrorists belong to a particular religion and that is their major identity. They fight and die for their religion. So religious identity can not be wished away.
I remember the earlier CP , police Mumbai had stated " I agree that all Muslims are not terrorists, but 99.5% of the terrorists caught are Muslim"
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic Is Jungle Raj Back In Bihar ?.
I think there is Jungle Raj in the entire country. Is any state immune to it ? Maharashtra, Haryana, etc
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic State Elections - AIADMK, TMC, CPM and BJP win...
rambabu wrote:
anil wrote:
MG Singh wrote:
The Congress party regardless of India has created a gargantuan problem by inducing and legalising illegal Muslim migrants. I think they number nearly 30% of the population of Assam. How will this be solved? In 1947, the Muslim population was just a fraction and ethnic Assamese were in Majority. Now they are 44%. I wonder how this problem can be solved? The Congress betrayed India. I am afraid Sonowal may not be able to do much, given the circumstances.
if our destination is 100 step away and we walk one step, 99 remains. Sonowal have strong will to solve this problem, it is first step.
True. Sonawal has been unanimously elected as BJP legislature party leader in Assam. Yes, as you said, BJP in Assam had taken the first step with firm determination to solve the long standing problems plaguing Assam. Sonowal has the strong support of the BJP as well as the people of Assam, who voted for a change. Sonowal will definitely succeed.
How will Sonowal succeed? will he identify nearly 25-30% of the migrants after 51-71 and send them back? Is it feasible/ Will Bangladesh accept millions back. Look at the human problem. Maybe he can stop infilteration, but that again is not in his hands as Bangladesh has a border with Meghalaya and many come from this route. It's a big problem that defies solution.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Country is facing Severe Summer this year..
Heat wave conditions continue in the country. While Phalodi in Rajasthan records 51 degrees Celsius, in Telangana 66 people died and in AP, 45 succumbed due to scorching summer.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic State Elections - AIADMK, TMC, CPM and BJP win...
Assam was not a surprise as far as BJP was concerned so it was not a change not expected even by the BJP. It was a foregone conclusion even before the elections and all the exit polls had predicted a win for BJP. It may be due to incumbency or people genuinely wanting a change in policies.
UP will be tough for BJP because the two local parties Samajwadi and BSP will fight with all their might to see that BJP does into come into power. As of now it is the third largest party in the state and even if they increase their vote share and number of seats in the coming elections it will definitely help them..
9 years ago
rambabu answered the question What is the important aspect of a real-time system or Mission Critical Systems?.
In a real time operating system well defined fixed constraints are mandatory. It means, processing must be done well within the defined constraints. Else,the system fails.
9 years ago
rambabu answered the question Do Paper quilling ear rings still has boom. As we run business still on it?.
Paper quilling involves a Unique process also called paper filigree. involves the use of strips of paper that are rolled shaped glued together to make decorative designs. Yes it is a good business proposition.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Children attachment with Facebook.
usha manohar wrote:
Actually there are far more dangerous sites than Facebook on the net. Facebook is just a social site and unless one is looking for or going out of the way to get into trouble nothing dangerous can happen there. I , my children and other members of the family have been using facebook for more than 9 years now and I hardly see any negatives except that in the case of children , they may spend too much time there neglecting their studies and other activities..
Yes there are far more dangerous sites than FB, but the greatest danger that a site FB poses to the kids is the ease of contact with antisocial elements in the guise of friends. We have all read several accounts of older people posing as young boys or girls, making friends with youngsters and then luring them to some spot with false promises, which has even resulted into rape in many instances. Even young boys have suffered sexual molestation from pedophiles and yet there is lack of awareness on parents' part.
9 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic Are IT professionals always selfish, as is the common perception?.
I think everyone is motivated by self interest. What matters is whether your activities are legal or illegal. Most of genuine activities are beneficial to us as well as others. Our economy and social system works on the principle that every one is motivated by profit motive. If you earn through legitimate means, nobody can object.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Are IT professionals always selfish, as is the common perception?.
Babu saroj wrote:
i too disagree with abshivakumar sir as i think that there are it professionals who wants and who are eager to do something good for the society then how can we say that they are selfish
What exactly does it mean by 'do good for the society?' Can you quote some examples!
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Is Jungle Raj Back In Bihar ?.
MG Singh wrote:
I think there is Jungle Raj in the entire country. Is any state immune to it ? Maharashtra, Haryana, etc
That is an overstatement, there is no jungle raj in the entire country, agreed there are increased crime rates everywhere but stating that it is jungle raj is not fair.
9 years ago
Santosh Kumar Singh replied to the topic What topics can generate more traffic on weekend .
On holidays people mostly like to enjoy so if we post in category of fun,entertainment etc then it get good traffic. I also observe that God and History ,stories related posts also get good traffic on weekend.
People do not like to read learning type topics on weekend.
9 years ago
rambabu answered the question What is the state of the processor, when a process is waiting for some event to occur?.
By all probability, when a process is waiting for some event to take place,for the necessary resources, which are being utilizing the resources.
9 years ago
rambabu answered the question What is virtual memory.
Virtual Memory is a memory management technique. In this technique, both hardware and software used.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Hindu terrorism being protected .
MG Singh wrote:
vijay wrote:
all terrorists belong to a particular religion and that is their major identity. They fight and die for their religion. So religious identity can not be wished away.
I remember the earlier CP , police Mumbai had stated " I agree that all Muslims are not terrorists, but 99.5% of the terrorists caught are Muslim"
I agree. Majority opinion is Muslims and Terrorism are connected. This belief is restricted, I think to the Northern India. I have seen, no enmity between Hindus and Muslims in my state AP. Here many Hindus take part in Muslim festivals and vice versa.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic State Elections - AIADMK, TMC, CPM and BJP win...
MG Singh wrote:
rambabu wrote:
anil wrote:
MG Singh wrote:
The Congress party regardless of India has created a gargantuan problem by inducing and legalising illegal Muslim migrants. I think they number nearly 30% of the population of Assam. How will this be solved? In 1947, the Muslim population was just a fraction and ethnic Assamese were in Majority. Now they are 44%. I wonder how this problem can be solved? The Congress betrayed India. I am afraid Sonowal may not be able to do much, given the circumstances.
if our destination is 100 step away and we walk one step, 99 remains. Sonowal have strong will to solve this problem, it is first step.
True. Sonawal has been unanimously elected as BJP legislature party leader in Assam. Yes, as you said, BJP in Assam had taken the first step with firm determination to solve the long standing problems plaguing Assam. Sonowal has the strong support of the BJP as well as the people of Assam, who voted for a change. Sonowal will definitely succeed.
How will Sonowal succeed? will he identify nearly 25-30% of the migrants after 51-71 and send them back? Is it feasible/ Will Bangladesh accept millions back. Look at the human problem. Maybe he can stop infilteration, but that again is not in his hands as Bangladesh has a border with Meghalaya and many come from this route. It's a big problem that defies solution.
A million Dollar question. the country has seen a change in Assam, that was not expected even by BJP. While I agree with you that the problem of Bangladesh immigrants looks right now daunting, with the arrival of Sonowal as the would be CM of Assam, as a first step has already took a decision to seal the Border. I think it is too early to say if Sonowal succeeds or not. Let us wait and what Assam has in store in this regard.
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic Hindu terrorism being protected .
vijay wrote:
all terrorists belong to a particular religion and that is their major identity. They fight and die for their religion. So religious identity can not be wished away.
I remember the earlier CP , police Mumbai had stated " I agree that all Muslims are not terrorists, but 99.5% of the terrorists caught are Muslim"
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic Is Jungle Raj Back In Bihar ?.
I think there is Jungle Raj in the entire country. Is any state immune to it ? Maharashtra, Haryana, etc
9 years ago
MG Singh replied to the topic State Elections - AIADMK, TMC, CPM and BJP win...
rambabu wrote:
anil wrote:
MG Singh wrote:
The Congress party regardless of India has created a gargantuan problem by inducing and legalising illegal Muslim migrants. I think they number nearly 30% of the population of Assam. How will this be solved? In 1947, the Muslim population was just a fraction and ethnic Assamese were in Majority. Now they are 44%. I wonder how this problem can be solved? The Congress betrayed India. I am afraid Sonowal may not be able to do much, given the circumstances.
if our destination is 100 step away and we walk one step, 99 remains. Sonowal have strong will to solve this problem, it is first step.
True. Sonawal has been unanimously elected as BJP legislature party leader in Assam. Yes, as you said, BJP in Assam had taken the first step with firm determination to solve the long standing problems plaguing Assam. Sonowal has the strong support of the BJP as well as the people of Assam, who voted for a change. Sonowal will definitely succeed.
How will Sonowal succeed? will he identify nearly 25-30% of the migrants after 51-71 and send them back? Is it feasible/ Will Bangladesh accept millions back. Look at the human problem. Maybe he can stop infilteration, but that again is not in his hands as Bangladesh has a border with Meghalaya and many come from this route. It's a big problem that defies solution.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Country is facing Severe Summer this year..
Heat wave conditions continue in the country. While Phalodi in Rajasthan records 51 degrees Celsius, in Telangana 66 people died and in AP, 45 succumbed due to scorching summer.
9 years ago