Study of “Post Independence Hindu Minds”. Instructions: 1. Please answer the questions honestly and not ideally. We don’t require ideal answers; just write in what you think. And please don’t use google to search for any answers you don’t know, just write honestly “I don’t know”. 2. Make answers short and objective type. Don’t write paragraphs. Be precise. 3. Mail the answers at hindumindsurvey@gmail.com Name: Age: Education: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. What do you think is Dharma, Religion or Adhyatma? 2. What role does a Religion play in your life? 3. What is Hindu Dharma? 4. What is considered as Hindu’s holy scripture? 5. What are Vedas and Upanishads? 6. Are you proud of being a Hindu? If yes, what makes you feel proud of being a Hindu? 7. In ancient (Vedic) Varnashram, there were 4 varnas (Brahmin, kshatriya, vaishya, shudra). But now there are ... read more

Language as one may think as a tool or medium for communication or conversation or the way to express one’s feelings, ideas or thoughts, but it is not just that. Language is much more than that. It is a force which has a sparkling potential to build a nation. To keep the country’s progress intact and to help the underdeveloped country to grow. It’s a respect for oneself and one’s own nation. The Nation stands by the force of The Language.

History reveals that all those nations and countries which are considered to be developed today have their own national language, the very specific one, and major communication is first through that national language, not only in government but also among its citizens. For e.g. , Greece has is own importance for Greek, France for French, Russia for Russian, China for Chinese, Japan for Japanese ...

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Watched Golmaal 3, Rohit Shetty's movie yesterday. Since there wasn't any better movie with content this Diwali, Golmaal 3 was the only option, since I have heard few poor reviews of Action Replay. Superbly acted in by Ajay  Devgan (Gopal) and the team, including Kareena Kapur. But didn't liked Mithun Chakraborty's act. Since it's a bollywood movie one cannot expect any sort of good story in it. But as a comedy too, it didn't satisfy to that extent. Golmaal 1 was definitely much better than the other two parts. Few punches were good, otherwise the rest all dialogues were hatthodas. Though the film was quite well accepted by the audience (one reason being, there wasn't any other good movie this diwali). Being the first ever triology in India, film is a family entertainer, but when you recall the first part or Hera Pheri ...

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“Who says 21^st century is ‘Kaliyug’? In fact it’s a period of great opportunity to understand ‘Vedas’ scientifically and Science through ‘Vedas’.”

Till now I have heard that ‘Greatness of India lies in its Great Culture, but now I realized that Greatness of India truly lies in its Great Culture’. And this must be the reason which enforced Lord Macaulay Saying "I have traveled across the length and breadth of India and I have not seen one person who is a beggar, who is a thief. Such wealth I have seen in this country, such high moral values, people of such calibre, that I do not think we would ever conquer this country, unless we break the very backbone of this nation, which is her spiritual and cultural heritage, and, therefore, I propose that we replace her old and ancient education system, her culture, for if the Indians ...

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Share your Thoughts.

Should today's youth more focus on the Conventional Books or Freely available e-Books?

The pleasure and fun of reading books, even if comics, is certainly different. But technology is growing so fast that it has became necessary to join the new trend. And now-a-days each and every topic can be found on internet very easily. Thanks to the web-sites like Google and Wikipedia. Alas, people forget to read books, stay on internet all the time. 

So which should be preferred, whether books or internet sources?

"Petrol Prices rises around Rs. 3.50  per litre, while Diesel by Rs. 2 a litre." 

Well, there's nothing new in it, since its common (Definitely there is something Breaking!!!). Every other day we hear such so called "Breaking News", talk somewhat and then our routine continues. 

We elect government so that we can live a peaceful and healthy life. But unfortunately our Elected government does not fulfill our needs. Since last five years, almost prices of each and everything have raised and it has certainly made the CM's (Common Man's) life worst. The so called EDUCATED Government Politicians promises a lot and make us dream of a Better India, after few years, and then we see the these INDIANS demolishing India. We talk of these issues several times and its really good, at least we care to talk, but then what??? Where does our debate ends ...

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The world has always been galloping in the chariot of technological wonders, where change is constant.

Adding a feather in the cap of modern technological wonder babies, science has given birth to a robust mechanism called ‘WITRICITY’.

 

INTRODUCTION:

In this era of modernization, electricity has become the cup of life. A moment without electricity makes your thinking go dry. The major source of conventional form of electricity is through wires. The continuous research and development has brought forward a major breakthrough, which provides electricity without the medium of wires. This wonder baby is called Witricity.

There are certain small but very useful discoveries made in history, which changed the world for ever, Newton’s gravitational law, Watt’s steam engine, Thomson’s bulb and many more. But a renaissance occurred with the invention of Electromagnetic Waves by Maxwell. Sir Jagdish Chandra Bose successfully generated electromagnetic waves having wavelength in the ...

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