My view on kiss of love at marine drive ,Kochi

My view on kiss of love.
I will make it point-wise so that it's easy to note.

1. I don't instantly join with the so-called moral policing. There is no point in bringing some discipline under force to a society. Act nicely.I accept that there must be some kind of morality. So , firstly , somebody define what's morality. Hope you guys get what I mean by .
The movement has got of pre-campaigns : Facebook , whatsapp messages etc. So , people who was waiting for events got their hunger down. This was initially some kind of fun. But , that doesn't mean that I support this kiss of love programme straightaway.I don't understand why many people share kiss of love stats so frantically . I haven't even seen some football fans in a this kind of violent stages even during ‪the world cup .


2. I don't think that kiss of Love as a method of expression of frustration is that kind of a big deal.

3. If the plan was to give the society a message , I would say that's a non-sense. If you have to knock some unnecessary beliefs down , join hands and go together in a better way to eliminate such bad elements . Once you're done , you may do whatever necessary.

4 . Do you guys expect some notable people whom the society respects will come down and kiss there ?
NO !
This will affect them , even if they come there to kiss up ,they will find some kind of safeguarding.

5. Do you guys expect this incident to happen in an Arab country like Saudi Arabia ? You can expect what will be the consequences . Here the people think , they can easily come out of any problems.

6. And finally , I don't understand what is actually trying to be brought down by this mass kissing . I believe that a kiss itself has a great value. So , don't destroy the power of affection or whatever is done through kiss.

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Jish..

On the passage of one great year at an Engineering College

It isn't unusual for me to start blaming the system and start a past , as a way of keeping that style of mine, let me begin with. The title itself will reveal about what I am gonna scribble up in this post.

1). Rules are supposed to be broken.
I don't know who the hell yelled this thing out. I'd never mind smashing his cheek if I find him. This statement will look better if its about "changing the rules". Broken rules gave broken memories too ,in the first year.

2). Submit all the assignments before deadline.
Do this and you're gonna get screwed by batchmates .

Don't do this ,you're still screwed by the faculties. Internals matter. !

Submission deadlines are always supposed to be extended.

3). Shortage of girls.
This a very big problem , for those who needs to feel the presence of X-Chromosome in the classroom. We do have this problem in our classroom , which I don't care about or which I had rectified by finding someone else outside.
Lets not discuss about that. That's better.

4). The lab assistants, drivers and the watchmen are one of the most respected people. I believe I don't need to give an explanation for the same.

5). The HOD is the person most feared name.
This needs and excemption. He is one of the most nicest and friendliest person I've ever come across.

6). There is an option called "supplementary" or the so-called supply.
Common guys ,drop a subject in first year and get screwed for upcoming semesters. I am looking forward whether I am gonna have one of them .

7). There is always a lecturer in the college who cant speak proper "english". After all ,this is India.

8). Friend in need is a guy who can provide you with the xeroxed notes of all subjects.

9). Music is the most important refreshing tool to crack the bloody exams.

10). All the time ,you will be in arguement with students of other branches claiming their branch is the best.

11). The most important tool..the nuclear weapon is the "bit" in which the words can be understood only
by the person who wrote them (most of them which were caught during the exam were proven to enhance the capabilities of a faculty in breaking cyphers).

12). The freshers are the most sought after..be it in the canteen,the "free" periods or for completing the records,assignments.

13). Ragging ;
The highest sort of injustice in a college ,some people think it's do necessary for imbibing a better attitude t o face up challenges ,I don't actually join with this.

14). Engineering Mechanics : The Father of the mother of all Engineering subjects. Amen !

15). The second years are the ones who feel like being the don of the college ,they feel like having the heriditary power being transferred to them . Screw the thought !
The third years are the ones with the "so-many-backlogs" feeling and the poor souls get down to studying after bossing around in the college for so long. But the fun still continues. I had to mess with one of them. (First , he came forward. )

16). The fourth years have thick connection with the college whatsoever ,unless the sem fall is about to arrive ,with less interest in  ragging etc. They know everything is gonna end up soon and all they want is good memories for the future and ofcourse : a good placement and a nice GPA.

17). The first three years are spent in cursing the system .

18). But towards the end of the fourth year,people tend to feel nostalgic about the pure unadulterated fun they have had for 4 years.Now the very system they disliked,the very canteen they cursed,the time that they spent
there, the birthday bums they suffered..all these seems like heaven to them.

19). The one big thing that I still can't understand : "GIRLS". What the hell are they doing ?

20). The tech and arts fests is the event in which the whole college wakes up and boasts regarless of branch and course.

21). Libraries are multi-purpose areas. I hope you get the point.

22). The satisfaction you get while bunking each class is unexplainable. (But ,attendance matters.)

23). Machines aren't too good to operate than they look.

24). Browsing for free and freedomwise is damn mandatory.

My first vote !

I casted my first vote today half an hour ago for the parliamentary elections and it ain't any big deal ,just go press and come back .
The big deal was in determining whom to vote. Anyway, I voted for the one whom I felt was eligible and the one whom I hope to bring a real change to the lexicon of the daily life of the people around me.
Feeling democratic ,
Jishnu

Welcome to India's most busiest exam season !

Now it's time for another board exam season in march followed by examinations .I thought of wishing my junior rats at Amritha Vidyalayam and my  friends trying to improve their previous results .In the mean time ,I also thought of having a look back. I still remember my stage of life an year back. I , along with my friends were totally flummoxed out there in the middle of board exams , some small messes with the school people (That was totally unnecessary), late night studies, late night studies and late night studies . I can guess what happens right now with all plus two students throughout , in particular of my Alma matter.

1. A portion of you guys will have revised everything and will be polishing your knowledge regularly .That's good .You may or may not  belong to that clan of people which I am going to discuss here. ( If you fall under this category and don't posses enough time even to take a fresh breath , I suggest you  don't look further into next points )

2. The other portion consists of people who don't know what the hell to do now . Just lock yourself  in a small room with " EXam Ideas" for  all five subjects .That's all I've got to say. ( That's a book ,just in case if you're not aware. )

3. The third category consists of people who stand normal in between all of these. Don't worry people , you will keep that in the results too.

All the categories mentioned will have their parents , relatives and neighbours who are more worried about the exams than them .This concern should be in such a way so that they are not under pressure .It's normal that the parents are concerned. But it's none of the business of relatives and others.Like someone has said ,we live in a country where relatives and neighbours are considered about our board results than us. Above all, 90% + all the science students would have paid visits to those mad frenzy entrance coaching centres throughout .They screw your creativity and make you objective oriented machines. You would've definitely lost your last awesome years at school by solving MCQs. (I didn't mean you guys should totally stop preparations )

Thrissur and Thodupuzha are two famous places for that concerning perumbavoorites. I mind specifying their centre names as I am not interested in doing free marketing for them. When compared to the real heroes of this billion rupee business , these local centres are nothing. Bengaluru is known as India's silicon city due to it's large potential and already existing IT maestros.Similarly ,Kota :Knowledge city of India as termed by the localities (Kotaites) is now emerging as the best place in India for Entrance coaching. They even take in students from the beginning of high school and start training them for the entrance examinations which they are going to take up after 5-6 years. A childhood is lost solving MCQs.

If you guys see this as the greatest barrier set forth in your life yet, you're wrong.

You started crossing big barriers even before your birth. 

(Just watch the story introduction part of 3 idiots)

If you're going give this exams an important exam ever encountered in life , I would say that's true. You have to pay attention , put away your world of entertainment , in particular if you have a girlfriend or boyfriend . But don't get that tensed.

You guys are only 17-18 and have enough time to do more in this world. Most of you guys doing science will be aspiring for engineering , you're supposed to clear many random ABC , XYZ.. entrance examinations.

The more you are thorough with your PCM , The more you're going to hit hard in your entrance examinations and you may get in to various engineering colleges in kerala as per your rank.

But these entrance examinations are just some Paul vaults to be crossed off .

Currently ,I am pursuing B.Tech at an engineering college in central Kerala. Your problem solving ability in solving your PCM problems may get you a descent rank , but that doesn't measure your engineering creativity. It measures a part of it ,I agree.

Once you clear these examinations and get into a good engineering college or any other kind of institutions based on your taste , there begins your true journey and I believe that doesn't mean about mugging up your university syllabus. Do something innovative and creative. Many people here around me are concerned about landing up on a job after 4 years.But believe me ,we are blessed with something more.We are said to be belonging to the smartest generation of India yet. Do something of your own. I believe it's not heavy syllabus that lets you evolve as a good engineer , its how you take your years at your college as. Because, your days at your engineering college will inculcate an attitude in you which is a bit more greater than anything like marks, certifications etc.

Admissions into professional colleges were supposed to be

for education. But ,because of some idiots and

their parents it has nowadays turned into an unhealthy competition.

Demotivating your friend ,giving him wrong advices, hiding your own status etc. They may clear exams , but they won't be educated.

Last month beginning , we had an engineering mechanics test .Our faculty had given a big assignment two Weeks before and said that the questions of the test will be from that assignment.A guy in my class (I am not specifying his name) just by hearted those 20-25 problems and spitted out the answers during the test like writing a poem.Later , he came to me and his self proclaimed story of heroism. Can you believe that ? He had even by hearted some values.

See guys , these kind of people exists in all educational institutions.

He may pass up with good marks. But I swear, he won't get educated.

If you've got a tipping point idea then go out ,innovate and be an entrepreneur. Create and expand your own empire . Generate employment opportunities.

India has a vast population of a billion. In this changing scenario of the nation ,our people have varying needs. So there is a high scope of innovation.Build products that are suited to

needs.Just believe in your ideas, no one can stop you. You can be a millionaire in small time.( But hard work prevails) Work on your startup , create jobs, keep up talented people and harness the great potential of Indian workforce. We're not supposed to remain as  someone who completes outsourced jobs . Lets build our own products.Almost all good professional colleges from the bottom of the ladder would have an entrepreneurship development centre. I've got one here. Make use of it.

If you're that daring and have the ' josh ' in you , join the military .Go and take up NDA & NA exams. Go and take up that cool career and wear the damn best uniform that no designer in the world could design , never ever at all. It's not about the money. It's about the honour and satisfaction which you may not get in the commercial sector .

If you want to do something more and want to bring some changes in the lexicon of the  daily life of people around you , go and clear civil service exams and make  your ideas live.You will have the power ,the power to change the system and do the best.

Another thing which wanted to quote is about Faculties. Never mess around with the ,you will regret later. This isn't an advice ,it's some sort of realisation. Just don't care if you don't feel anything bad from their deeds.Don't act back  !

Because ,there's a divinity in that profession which has some powers .At present I won't say more about it .I will do some justice in this matter later by another post.

It's your decision that's going to change your life and hope for the best.

All the best friends for your exams. 

Perform well !

Just break your leg !

Jishnu 

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Too retensive for the spidey to hold on !

I never thought in my entire life that climbing ladders and kicking up footballs were that damn big  processes described inside this.

Hoping forward for Malayalam blogging

The Electro - oreo combination

I don't know why ,these days I am little addicted to this ( not bot of them) ,anyway this is a best combination to get rid of boredom ! Try !

-Jish.

One month on being a brahmachari in technology

Its been one month since I began my college life at SNGCE and just like tenth graders were excited about plus two , so were us : new era idealess freshers !
The first day , began with a little fun by seniors. Ofcourse , it has to be so ,right ?
If to talk about my class ,50%+ are from far off places as compared to other classes.
The common backbencher praising stuffs are some bullcraps . Sit in second last bench , that's more preferable. It has valid reasons too.
As the Bible says , no door will be opened unless you knock it , the first thing to make the door get opened is to find the door. Ofcourse , it's like that. You need to reach there. It's a long way there.
But when the classes has begun and reached full fledge , things were found to be entirely different .
First thing I understood was :
Though some parts of syllabus are damn boring , all you've got to do and could do is to mug up the entire thing or the university is gonna screw you from all possible sides. I was looking for some technical books for my first year common electrical syllabus and I got to realise some facts:
The present day electrical engineering syllabus is the same thing that my dad studied 30 years before .Thank god my grandfather never did a BTech , in that case I might had to compare that.
Nandan Nilakeni in a TED X talk why only a small percentage of passed out graduates from Indian universities are instantly employed. Now I understood a part of that.
Even though people want to do engineering , many of them are addicted to common 'system'eering non-senses ; people still want that degree from an aided college . Screw the traditionalists , university released BTech results recently and I found that Tyre toppers were from private colleges. Many government engineering colleges are in pity conditions , when you look at their infrastructure .I accept the degree from such colleges are having a higher brand value , but the attitude of some people towards private colleges can't be tolerated. Some were still trying to get hibernated from here.
'Girls' are that organisms that are excessively present in all branches except mechanical engineering and in a small amount in naval architecture.
(Pardon me girls, for refering you as organisms , we too are.)
All institutions will have that bunch of guys/girls who won't do the things or won't let others to get the stuff happened.Ofcourse ,here too there is a gang. Internals are something precious to be guarded for ,I found a guy near the drawing class who was supposed to pass out in 2009 , but couldn't afford to get a paper cleared as he lacked internal marks even though he passes university exam . Now he is working for the internals . Buses are the place to get some sleep ,I never used to go by school bus during school days , when I grew up ,I've got to go by college bus.On the very fine day when I was on the uniform for the first time ,Mr. Collector declared a one week holiday .Teachers were someone ferocious only during school days , here these posts are actually filled up by nice people.
Some people will seem to be looking highly cunning, intelligent and being one among the brightest minds of the country, unless they open their mouth and solve all our doubts .This place had a lot of them.

'WHAT YOUNG INDIA WANTS' AND 'MBA AT 16' : Two books I recommend to teens .

I don't usually read lot of books nowadays and have never reviewed any books yet in this blog , and this one is also not one.
I don't have a pile of literature at my home except books by Chetan Bhagat and Shiva trilogy .I usually read some Sci-Fi kind of books , but I am not here to review about one of them , but to quote about two books which I would recommend to all.
"WHAT YOUNG INDIA WANTS " by Chetan Bhagat and
"MBA at 16 " by Subroto Bagchi .
I would say ,both are having an extra brain in their own fields. It has to be, right ?
CB has two great Indian institutes as his Alma matter :IIT-D ,IIM-M. The other Guy co-founded Mind tree .
I've read 'WHAT YOUNG INDIA WANTS' during last December , it had many of his articles published yet and came to read 'MBA AT 16' last month.
If to say about WHAT YOUNG INDIA WANTS , CB's articles addresses many problems in India in his own way of representation , the short story at the end is perfectly a true thing that happens on many plus two passouts .
Coming to MBA AT 16 , it taught me what investment is about , terms in business , outsourcing .Etc.
Some things which I  understood from the entire book are :
1. complex phrases like 'strategic and effective way of exploiting information technology systems ' may pull out the eyes of a lemman , but believe me people , if you could read that once without any mistake you've learnt half of it.
2. Investment :  I've been hearing this word since my kiddo times , now it's a kiddy thing for me after I've read this.
and many more.
When both these books are completely read , it puts you up for something special ,
it helps in interviews I would say ,
for public speaking ,
for seminars ,
it may even brings it the sleeping ideas and trigger an entrepreneurship like I've got one in my mind ,I will write about that shortly .
Take time , read both.