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We have nearly 8 billion people living across 230 nations across the world. India being 7th largest country holds nearly 1.3 billion people in its border next to China which holds 1.4 billion people by just being 1/3 of the land size of China. Before going any further, you must learn about something called as Sustainable Growth. In common terms a sustainable growth is where the exhaustion of resources happen at the same rate as those resource replenishment. This means that One litre of water must be recreated as we consume one litre of water and getting ready for next sip. So what happens if that doesn't happen. Suppose there is 1000 litre water available for drinking and replenishing rate is 100 ml per day and if we consume 1 litre per day, after how many days we are left with no water. You do the math. This isn't a sustainable growth. We must understand the fact that resources are always limited. We must always calculate the rate of consumption to rate of replenishment. ...

Sony smart phone division has become complacent over the years. As a Sony fan, I am disappointed with their dwindling sales and innovation except for the Xperia touch. I fell in love with Sony phones when I first saw the Sony Ericsson W890 in my uncle’s hands. It was bliss to glide through its menu and the Walkman series was unique for its time. However, the competition caught up and are offering better price to performance than Sony phones. I will list down top 5 reasons as to why you should stop buying Sony phones. Heating Issues I have owned three Sony phones over the years and except for Sony W8 which was made when Sony was with Ericsson, the Xperia L and Xperia XZ have given me burns. After going through many reviews I have learned that this problem is common across all the Sony phones. The damn XZ can’t record 4K for 5 minutes which is ridiculous. It is shameful that phones half its price can record 4K for extended period. If this is the case with their big phones, I can’...

Why Mr Gandhi a well known pacifist across the globe was not awarded noble prize for peace but so many others who resorted to violence and brought no change in the peace structure of the society taken Mr Obama (most recent and well known), Mr Nelson Mandela, Mr Woodrow Wilson(President of USA during WW1 and founder of League if Nations(his brain child)), Mr Roosevelt(President of US during WW2). When you look back into the History of the World and particularly into history of world war with respect to America and if you find the reasons why Mr Obama got noble peace price not soon after his accession to the presidency and why Mr Mandela who was the leader of African National Congress led African Revolution against segregation in Violence (Of coarse there is no other way) got noble peace price (He was awarded Bharath Ratna well before that) just by his presidential Humanitarian works. My other way of looking at it is that these are awarded for appeasement than achievements...

What will happen if there is an economic collapse in India? Here we will consider how the people will react there is an economic collapse in India causing food shortage, starvation, huge unemployment, huge government debts and deficits, loss of government control on it's people in the second most populated country in this world. India is more into Globalization. The economy and trade of India are more linked with other developing or developed countries which it can't detach itself which is still growing exponentially with FDI and liberalization policies that's been adopted by the government of India to attract more investors from abroad and to increase employment and production capacity of India. So, any fluctuation in the international trade or economy would directly effect the economy of India. In spite of  some policies been made for this contingency, there effectiveness in defending India from world economic fluctuations can be seen in 2008 and 2012 global economi...

India is one among the developing nations of the world producing substantial GDP. Most of the GDP coming from service sector contributing to 57% of GDP. Telecommunication is one of them, being the second largest telecommunication service in this world, it has its way in the country. Let's consider some basic statistical information before I go into the topic. There are 46.2 crore (462 million) internet users in India. Among them the number of people who are connected to broadband are 14 crore (140 million) people and in that, wired subscribers are 1 crore (10 million) and wireless through telephones are 12 crore (120 milllion) people and only 12.6% of the Indian individuals are accessing internet, of coarse this is taken considering whole population and only 9.5% of the households are connected to internet. If Indian, we all know about the Digital India that is been launched in India in 2015, "is a campaign launched by the Government of India to ensure that Government s...

The emotion gives a being an ability to understand this creation and respond in different ways. This might be driven by logic or blind faith. These emotions are generally expressed in two ways. One, in a personal way and another is in general ways which i mean in the sense of generalizing a thing and expressing it. A general emotion is something that is driven by society or some external social factor like hatred towards terrorists, love towards good people, faith towards God etc. These general emotions are mostly driven illogical. Personally, one can't really comprehend the reason behind his general emotion towards something. That is which has driven society in darkness many times. Why we hate terrorists? because everybody hates them, their atrocities over innocent people, their principles etc. Most of us doesn't really have any personal grudge against them or their actions effected us directly. We can never understand how they personally effected us. We don't know about...