A New Rs.10 Coin with a theme "Unity in Diversity"

RBI is ready to issue a new bimetallic 10 Rupee coin for circulation.

The look: The obverse side has the lion capitol with number 10 and year of manufacture. On reverse side, a double line cross with 4 dots and denomination written in Hindi and English around. The outer side metal is Nickel-Bronze and the inner side metal is Ferrous Steel. The weight of the coin would be 8 grams and the diameter would be 28 mm.

This design has been prepared by National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad with the theme of Unity in Diversity.

I am BACK....

Hey its been ages since i have visited this blog and posted stuff....anyways i was kind of busy with being elected as Student council president and then semester exam where i hardly studied but anyways was trying to act busy.

So now "I am BACK"

From now on have decided to post at least one post on this blog and maybe more...So let me gear up and will give best of me for this BLOG....Hope to get more hitz to this blog.....

A CUTE Lil Story......

I came across a good little story and thought of sharing with everyone through this blog
"A boy and a girl were playing together. The boy had a collection of marbles. The girl had some sweets with her. The boy told the girl that he will give her all his marbles in exchange for her sweets. The girl agreed.

The boy kept the biggest and the most beautiful marble aside and gave the rest to the girl. The girl gave him all her sweets as she had promised.

That night, the girl slept peacefully. But the boy couldn't sleep as he kept wondering if the girl had hidden some sweets from him the way he had hidden his best marble."

Moral of the story: "If you don't give your hundred percent in a relationship, you'll always keep doubting if the other person has given his/her hundred percent.. This is applicable for any relationship like love, employer-employee relationship etc., Give your hundred percent to everything you do and sleep peacefully."

Does Corporate Ladder Depend on Good Dressing?????

"First impression is the last impression."
As they say, the result of most of the interviews is decided in the final round of personal interviews where they judge you not only on the basis of your level of intelligence but the way you frame your answers along with your gestures and dressing . It is also observed that a well dressed employee is more confident and creative than a poorly dressed one. It's true that well dressing always matters but good knowledge and behavior can outweigh it when you are extraordinarily smart. Generally speaking, on first gaze its only your dressing sense that makes a statement, even before you speak its your dress which sends an alarm to the person you want to interact with.

So, a bad dressing sense can actually wreckage your career growth. Out of 2 people with same level of knowledge, a person with good sense of dressing will get an edge. Clothes give you lot of confidence and add charm to your personality which helps you to stand out among a group and helps you rise up the corporate ladder faster than usual. It’s not only the people in corporate needs to be well dressed for that matter .When we see around a lawyer's got to be in his proper dress, a chef in his whites ,a student in his clean uniform, army have their own,navy in their neat whites and blues, so does a future executive needs a well chosen combination of his clothes in his wardrobe or not.

As for me,"Essential dressing is as important as essential working." The question can be taken in anyway you want it to take. I leave it open and flexible enough for you to decide.

Full Proofff!!!!

Hey Baap Yeh Pen Hai ya Kya????Worlds Most Expensive Pen!!!!

A joint creation between Mont blanc and Van Cleef & Arpels, this is the most expensive writing pen ever created. It costs $730,000!


Each pen has 840 diamonds and more than 20 carats of gemstones set in a Van Cleef & Arpels patented 'Mystery Setting' that conceals the stone settings. There are three variations of the pen, set either with rubies, sapphires or emeralds, and accented by diamonds. Artisans took over 18 months to create this pen.

Motivational POOR Kid

Forget it. Thimmappa can speak in 5 languages and works for about 15 hours, 7 * 365 days selling chana and palli on the vast streets of your city.
He can come up with more than 15 variants of them using salt, pepper, mirchi, lemon, onion and so on.

How many does he sell per day? On a bad day 25-100. On a good day, like a weekend, 200! That makes him earn Rs. 1200/- on an investment of Rs. 200/-.
Lets convert this to CTC. A minimum of Rs. 1,00,000/-.

So does he go to school? Would he if someone paid for him. "No!" comes the reply,
"who gets a job going to small schools and all this recession! Everyone is searching for a job these days but no one gets one.
" He plans to start a 'Chaat mandi' in 2 years which would guarantee him some 50,000 per Month! "How much do you earn ?"

I would like to skip this question ...