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A Student Died In A Premier Engg Institute. And How He Died Is As Awful As It Can Get!

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I am a student of NIT Durgapur. And this is the dark side of my institute. About what happened with a student of my college due to the negligence of my college authorities. In spite of having severe headache Prosenjit Sarkar (a student of Electrical Engineering in NIT Durgapur) had to continue with his semester end exams in NIT Durgapur, as the authorities believed these … [Read more...]

Court Demands Conversion Before Marriage. Here’s What I Ask: Why Not Inter-Religion Marriages?

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Religion has always played a very important in the Indian culture. Though India is a declared secular country, she had her shares of religious riots and massacres. Religious fanatics still infest the corners of this country. Even in this age of modernity and globalization these people (or call them goons) will use religion to create wars between nations and bring upon … [Read more...]

Planning To Get An IT Job In USA? Here’s Why It May Get A Lot More Difficult!

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Indian IT companies, who thrive on their offshore business, might get a set back from the new US immigration bill, which has been proposed, but yet to be passed. This new bill talks about reduction in the number of H-1B visas for employees of IT companies. A restriction has been introduced that if companies have more than 50 employees abroad and more than 50% of those employees … [Read more...]

I Am Not A Cynic Who Doesn’t Want You To Celebrate Diwali, But Here’s Something I Have To Say

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The most beautiful time of the year is back. It’s the time when the entire nation hurls itself into the sea of happiness and enjoyment. It’s that time of the year when prolific lightning of diyas and candles fill one’s heart with cheerfulness. People sharing a good laugh and young kids incredibly excited to burst crackers, the atmosphere that builds up is really worth … [Read more...]

I Got Into An IIT, But It Ruined My Sister’s Studies. This Is How It Happened.

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It was my first day. I entered the class and as expected, there were very few sitting in the corner. I never thought it would drop so drastically. Not a few weeks later, I was friends with some of them and had a really good conversation. I don’t know why I asked, but her answer made me think. I questioned. Not the society, but myself. I saw myself everywhere. Years ago when … [Read more...]