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Showing posts with label Future. Show all posts

Friday, 26 May 2017

Save the future of India: Innocent faces in the dark

“Children are buds for a blooming society”

If someone asks me about three important factors for developing a society and a country in broad, my answer will surely include the development of children of that society. If youths are the future of the nation then, childhood is the perfect time to shape the youths.

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Tuesday, 14 February 2017

7 Upcoming Technologies That Will Be Part of Your Daily Lives Soon

Future is unseen, but prediction regarding future are very common and important too. Technology is growing rapidly and desire to feel comfortable and look luxurious also. New technology is emerging every day but some ultimate technologies will be our daily lives part very soon.

Here some of them are enlisted which will be our wish.

1. PrioVR

Monday, 13 February 2017

How Artificial Intelligence is Changing The World Around Us

The capacity of an individual to figure, reason, see connections and analogies, gain for a fact, store and recover data from memory is known as human intelligence. Human memory takes care of issues, appreciate complex thoughts, group and sum up with the environment, utilize the raw work and adjust new situations. With the passage of time and technology, human intelligence is challenged by a new term called artificial intelligence.

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Wednesday, 1 February 2017

The 3 Secret Factors To Achieve Your Dreams

C.S. Lewis once said, “You are never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream.” Let’s admit it. We all dream. Some dream more often more than others, some dreams are more exotic than others and some are more vocal about their dreams than others. But in the end, the truth stands testament to the fact that we dream. And no matter how surreal the dream is, we all dream about how (one day) our dreams will come true. (For all those who are in denial, all I have to say is this: You have to admit it guys, we all dreamt about reaching the stars when we were five.)

Wednesday, 11 January 2017

Interview Tips: That Will Land Your Dream Job

Opportunities link your life with success. For a job, internship, scholarship etc interview's are a way to increase your chances of success. Months of hard work and waiting have finally paid off—you’ve got an interview for your dream. Mostly interviews are linked with the job. If you’re the type who tends to get nervous in stressful situations, it’s particularly important to keep your interview strategy simple and easy to remember.

Friday, 18 November 2016

Why Confused High Schoolers Should Consider a Legal Education?

When you are in high school, you are lured by myriad considerations to pursue Science and any of its esteemed streams for higher studies. Those who choose Arts are usually either extremely passionate about a certain subject or aim for government jobs. Very few actually consider law at this stage. Many of the students I study with, including myself, happened to consider the law school entrance amongst other entrance examinations after high school purely out of amusement. There is indeed very little awareness about law schools except for the idea of lawyers in crow like robes crowding the courts and shouting objection before the judge, as perpetuated by Bollywood.

Sunday, 2 October 2016

Is This What the World Is Coming To?

I sometimes wonder to which generation I belong. The world is moving at such a fast pace. My cousins, a mere six years younger than me, make me feel like talking about "those good ole days" when I was young and the world was more than just "different."

Tuesday, 14 June 2016

Why do we still decide the Future of our Children?

Even after 68 years of Independence we still don’t have the right to decide what we really want do in future. Why? Aren’t we capable enough or it's our parents trust that lacks? Whatever the reason maybe but from my personal experience and what I have seen around me with my friends, children still don’t have the freedom to decide.

Some are children are good in studies, some are not then why do expect the same result from them. We weren’t born same, were we? There’s a saying that in a race of all species if you ask a fish to climb the tree, it will obviously fail. Our capabilities are different and so is our grasping power. Every great man was not great in studies. Steve Jobs didn’t go to college still he worked hard and became the CEO of Apple, twice. Bill Gates failed in almost every subject in high school still he founded Microsoft. Unbelievable right? That’s my entire point don’t judge your children on the basis of their grades.

I came in eleventh and that was the time when I had to decide what I really wanted to study and do in the future. My school introduced humanities with Media Studies. As I loved writing I was really attracted to the course. My parents and my relatives were a little reluctant about it as they wanted me to take Commerce (because my grandmother was an accounts teacher). Clear about what I had to do I convinced everybody and they agreed (a little reluctantly). Then my result came and I got a scholarship in Media Studies. My parents were amazed and very happy. More than the scholarship I was glad that I stood for myself. The fight was totally worth it. That day my parents learnt a lesson that forcing someone into something will only do harm.

On the other hand, a very close friend of mine killed her dreams and did what her parents wanted. She was a great artist and since childhood, she always won prizes for her paintings and drawings. As class eleventh approached for her she left everything and took science only because her father wanted. I was unhappy with her decision but still she did what her parents wanted. Science was not her cup of tea and even had to appear for re-examinations. Now, in college too she is pursuing Engineering and is finding it very tough. After Tina Dabi, her father is even asking her to try for UPSC. Where will it all lead to? What about her happiness? But I believe it’s her fault as well. She didn’t stand for herself.

You see, forcing doesn’t help. Let them grow, learn and decide what they want to do with their life. Have faith in them and they will soon turn into an inspiration.


Written by Chayanika Singh
Unique name right? Well, I am a big time foodie and a travel junkie but I also love to write about serious issues and problems all over the world. Sometimes my write-ups will be of great joy and sometimes they’ll make you think about issues.

 
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