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How would you move mount Fuji?
How the world's smartest companies select the most creative thinkers
Ashwathy Joshy
How to win friends and influence people
This book talks about the fundamental techniques in handling people
Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulates ISRO
The Prime Minister has given his heartiest congratulations towards the launch of PSLV today. This success in the new year will bring benefits of the country's rapid strides in technology to our farmers, citizens and fishermen. The launch also marked the 100th satellite from ISRO. In a series of tweets the Prime Minister has conveyed his heartfelt wishes and has placed a high confidence in the future of the country. The tweet also mentioned that benefits of our country's success would be available to our partners as well. Out of 31 satellites, 28 belonging to 6 other countries are carried by today's launch. The "Cartosat-2 Series" satellite and 29 others will be inserted into 505km sun synchronous orbit. It is the seventh remote sensing satellite in its series and has mission life of five years. The satellite has been developed from addressing multiple aspects like monitoring urban and rural applications, coastal land use regulation, managing services like road networks and water distribution, detecting changes in geographical features and creation of maps. Last year PSLV had suffered a setback in August, but with this being the first flight since then and a step to show that the workhorse rocket is back in the game for reliable satellite launches in the low earth and polar orbits. AS Kiran, ISRO's Chairman, had accepted that there were problems last august but this successful launch proves that those problems were correctly addressed and rectified. Jitendra Singh, Minister of State from Prime Minister's Office, called it as a historic day and a great headway for the country. A brainstorming session between space scientists and officials from different government departments will be organised to understand the diverse applications of space technology in transforming India. The country has steadily been progressing in the field of space related activities with the latest event adding another feather to the cap. ISRO in particular has been taking rapid strides and justifying the expectations of the whole country. The milestone has garnered nationwide interest and will also highlight the efforts put in by the people involved in making it successful. The leaders are recognising these efforts and we can hope for more investment on this front.
RUPAL RANJAN
10 rules for brilliant women
A workbook to help live your brilliance,share your ideas and change the world now.
Why did God make many men?
Why did God make many men? I ask people when They question " You are not him, Bringing brightness in the dim. " I protest and say, "I will walk a new way. " "A NEW WAY", they retort "Will be destruction, Oh my God, And if you figure out Somehow a stand still It will only gift you a cheap will. " "Is will the creator Of an aim or the nature? " When I ask they shout, "How the hell you rebound? " "I will suffocate if I become A man of salary so handsome. There will be smile Lasting longer than a while, If I wear my as aim Instead of adjusting in stranger name." With eyes in hope I wishper Thinking to hear they would bother. "Some place we will be old In life, you need to hold Us and your family So enter the woven destiny. " "You stop me I will stop You bend me I will bend, Like a river meets sea though tampered I will be that what I am natured. " So God made many men, To be king in their own den. I answer people then "Yes am not him Bringing brightness in the dim Because, Unique of might I will bring brightness brightness in the bright. "
Monalisha Mishra
OVERCOME YOUR EXAM FEAR!
Examinations are important but increase the stress level of students, this is further compounded by parental and teachers expectations. Examinations are a necessary evil, with Examination fever, being a reality. Examinations confine teachers and students to the syllabus defined at the beginning of the year Teachers are under compulsion to complete the same timely and for students the syllabus is the goal for doing well in the examination. They determine whether a student is fit for promotion to the next class or not. Students are thus under a lot of stress to perform well in examinations. Stress increases because of parental expectations, too. Every parent wants his child to be the best and ignores the fact that each child is born with different abilities. Some students with high intelligence are able to comprehend and remember things faster than those whose level of intelligence is less. But parents and teachers fail to accept this and put a lot of pressure on the child to be at the top of the class. The tendency to compare one’s child with the children of relatives, friends, and neighbors also adds to this pressure.Close to examinations, most children are stressed out as they are trying to meet the aspirations of their parents and teachers. The fear of failure and poor performance gives them nightmares. They are afraid of the wrath of their parents and humiliation which they may have to face if performance is not up to the mark. Failure has become a social stigma for students and parents, alike. It would not be wrong to say that examinations are a hurdy in making a child actualize his true potential. They are rightly denounced as a system which encourages only rote memory and are not a true test of ones knowledge, potential and ability.
Anmol Gautam
pspice
this clip includes the introduction to the software of cadence pspice
anamika anand
FACTS OF JAGANNATH TEMPLE
THE 10 SPELLBINDING FACTS OF JAGANNATH TEMPLE IN PURI 1- Everyday a priest climes the dome of the temple which is 45 story building and changes the flag.This ritual is followed since 1800 years. 2-The flag at the top of dome of the temple always flies or flaps in the opposite direction of the wind. 3-The construction of the temple is complex. The main temple is surrounded by 30 other temples of different expanses. 4-On entering the temple from Singhadwara, the main door, the ocean cannot be heard till you come out of the temple. 5-The quantity of prasad cooked in the temple remains same everyday.The number of devotees fluctuates from 2000 to 20000 but regardless of the number of devotees, there is no wastage or shortage of prasad till today. 6-The prasad is cooked using 7 pots, one kept on the other in a pile. The interesting thing is that the contents of the top most pot is cooked first. 7-The Sudarshan chakra on the top of the temple will always face you from any place in Puri. 8-Neither planes nor birds, nothing flies above the temple.It is a no-fly zone. 9-The temple is constructed in such a surprising way that the shadow of the main dome of the temple cannot be observed at any given time. 10- Though the temple is open and indiscriminate among Hindu sub castes, it is not open for non-Hindus.
Anuja Bhadra
THE MOUNTAIN MAN
DASHRATH MANJHI...........THE MOUNTAIN MAN Determination, hard work and enthusiasm, can make any goal achieve. This statement can be well exampled and explained using the name of Dashrath Manjhi, popularly known as “ The Mountain Man”. This man has immensely and intensely proved that human beings are capable of doing and achieving everything that they want if the path of hard ship is followed. This inspirational personality was born on 1934 in Gehlaur, Bihar. He was a poor labourer who carved a path 110 m long, 9.1 m wide and 7.6 m deep through a hillock using only a hammer and chisel. After 22 years of work, Dashrath shortened travel between the Atri and Wazirganj blocks of Gaya town from 55 km to 15 km. Now let us know what made him to do the same and what is the history behind his harculous step. In 1956, Manjhi was married to a village girl, Falguni Devi. After working for seven years in Dhanbad coal mines, he returned to his village where he started living with his wife. They spent a very simple, comfortable and satisfied life. They were happy and loved each other very much as other husband-wives. Falguni gave birth to a baby boy. Gehlaur is a under developed village in India. It was a remote area and the villagers had to travel 70 kilometres to reach to the nearest town to get medical attention.While crossing Gehlour hills to bring him lunch, Falguni slipped and solemnly injured herself, which eventually led her to death due to lack of medical care. This tragedy left Dashrath in deep grief and he was unable to accept the fact that her beloved wife lost her life because of lack of transportation to the hospitals. He was vastly disturbed by the scenario and decided to make a way or solution to the existing problem. He didn’t want that the villagers should face something similar which he did. He desired that the villagers could have easier access to medical attention. In the memory of his wife, he carved the path in the Gehlour hills. He started working on his goal. People laughed at him thinking that his idea is silly. But this man worked days and nights with sweat and blood for these people only. His determination and hard work was enough to bow down a mountain. Thanks to movies and televisions which gave him the deserved respect and popularity. Films Division produced a documentary directed by Kumud Ranjan named The Man Who Moved the Mountain based on Manjhi's life in 2011. In August 2015, the Hindi movie Manjhi - The Mountain Man got released and well received. The movie directed by Ketan Mehta and Nawazuddin Siddiqui played the role of Manjhi along with Radhika Apte as Falguni Devi. Manjhi's deeds are referred to in the 2011 Kannada movie Olave Mandara. The first episode of Season 2 of the Aamir Khan hosted TV Show Satyamev Jayate, aired in March 2014, was dedicated to Dashrath Manjhi. Yes, he proved, when there is a will, there is always a way. He made his firm determination which did gain him and more to his village a solution to a last longing problem. Hard work is the only way that can surely fetch you anything and lead you to your dreams. Desires, dreams and imaginations can be turned true............only hard ship, focus and concentration are the requirements. One man can make a way from a huge mountain in 22 years and that to single handed, without any kind help or consolation. In fact people discouraged him for his social and superior thinking, of course he didn’t consider them as he was in his own way to achieve something not for himself but for others. This attitude is very necessary to achieve our aim. He is an inspiration for us whom we will consider as an idol in the field of hard ship. Manjhi died on 17 Aug 2007 at the age of 73, while suffering from gall bladder cancer in All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi. He was given a state funeral by the Government of Bihar. For his feat, Manjhi became popularly known as the 'Mountain Man'. The Bihar government also proposed his name for the Padma Shree award in 2006 in social service sector. A stamp was released by India Post in the "Personalities of Bihar" series on 26th December 2016.To honour his achievements, a hospital in his name is also proposed for serving the villagers.
How to conduct CRM Data Analysis
CRM data stores contain extremely rich, multi-faceted, and interconnected datasets that are invaluable sources of information on a company’s markets, customers, and sales and marketing operations. These latent treasure troves of data just need to be teased out with the appropriate analyses, but it is extremely important that these analyses be set up as correctly and as optimally as possible from the start. Step 1: Investigating the Ins and Outs of Your CRM Data The first step is to survey the landscape by getting full access to your CRM system. You should get a good rundown of how your sales and marketing teams have been using the data. Next step here is to make sure you understand the pathologies of the data, itself — the number and causes of corrupted records, duplicates, missing values, censored values, etc. Any sufficiently large dataset will contain errors and issues, and CRM data is particularly susceptible because it is mostly manually entered, and is a mixture of structured and unstructured data. Step 2: Grouping the Data Together To do anything meaningful with the data, you need to get it together in an easily accessible place — for example, as a series of spreadsheets, a set of interconnected tables, or a whole relational database that allows you to run queries and reports. Not only will you need to extract the raw data from your CRM, you’ll also need to deal with the data issues that crop up through the standardization of format and normalization of data values. You can use Excel or R software for this purpose. a. Defining the Units of Analysis It includes the grouping of data into market segments. In each market segment, the customers are supposed to have similar needs and buying behavior, so you can develop “ideal customer” profiles. b. Conducting an Exploratory Analysis Once you have gotten all the data in place, you will want to start doing some data profiling and initial exploratory analysis of the data you have pulled together in order to a) develop a sense of the data; and b) detect any potential issue early on. An exploratory analysis can be done simply using the basic functions in Excel such as AVERAGE(), STDEV(), MAX(), MIN(), MEDIAN(). These functions are flexible enough to ignore blank or erroneous data points, and so are easily applied without requiring a lot of preparatory work. Doing light exploratory analysis will also enable you to detect any systematic issue with the data and see what valuable information you might need to append to the data using external sources. Step 3: Mapping Out Your Analyses After that arduous step of getting your data pulled together and set up for the big analysis, you’re closer to uncovering a hidden treasure trove of customer insights. First, you need to work on mapping out the analytical steps you are going to perform. Because there are millions of potential analyses you can do on any sufficiently rich datasets, it is important that you limit your focus strictly to the analyses that will contribute to your objectives. Therefore, you should start first by defining the kind of conclusions that you want to get and work backward from the expected results to the analyses that will provide those results. Setting the Foundation of Your Analysis: Identifying Two Basic Components This is generally in the form of “analysis of X over Y”. Eg: Trends over time or productivity across the sales team. This is usually the most common of data analysis Common Types of analyses you can do with CRM Data. For reference, I’ve provided a sample analysis that can be done with CRM data. Step 4: Executing the Analyses and Interpreting the Results Once you have fully fleshed out your plan and properly prepared, you are finally ready to dive in and start analyzing the data with your powerful toolsets of statistical models and data manipulation scripts. At this point, you can set up templates and automation steps so that when you redo the analysis with a subset of the data or an entirely different dataset, you do not have to start from scratch. For each analysis, think of the ultimate answers that you are looking for, and optimize your calculation steps so that you get exactly those answers — no more, no less. The less data you touch, the fewer the steps you carry out, the less error prone your results are, and the easier it is to replicate your work. For each completed analysis, try to stay focused on the evidence that you are trying to get and the hypothesis you are trying to prove or disprove so that you can sharply evaluate the results and avoid getting bogged down in analysis paralysis. Step 5: Visually Presenting Your Insights To really make an impact with your analysis, you will need to pull together all of the disparate results, and most importantly, connect the dots together to form a holistic view and a consistent narrative of the insights that arise.
Shaleen Choudhary
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We have studied about Myers Briggs Type Indicator. This presentation shows the personality trait of Elon Musk.
Aditya Doraiburu