Making of a Brat

                “Chachha Bidhayak hai Hamre”, “Tu janta hai mera baap kon hai?” “Tujhe pata nai tune kisse panga liya hai ”  are the beautiful metaphorical figure of speeches, that are going to create a great set of classic literature of the upcoming millennial. They have gotten us chills more than the curses of the ancient most sadhus or the enormous scale of that sadistic teacher, who has created nightmares out of our childhood. 

                But you don’t actually need a Bidhayak Chachha in your family to enlighten the world. Just like any other public interview, you need a correct attitude. So, here I enlist 5 essential props in making of a brat.

Hairs

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Never forget to style your hair like a hipster. The most important thing is your unique hair. Thorny Alpaca hairs that Bekham ditched at least two decades back. NECESSARY. (Honestly I don’t really know what they are really called) But yes, Find out, go move. And a finely pruned and sheared beard, because you are a dude!

Gym mirror Selfie

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Build those biceps big, WAY big. And wear that size ‘S’ T-Shirt that urges and screams to be torn, each and every thread must binge cry, MAKE SURE. And another motivational quote must commit suicide on the caption of your picture. Because, this is what makes you strong. ABS.

Easy tools

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Gucci belts, Smart watch, an iphone, where the apple MUST be showing, and then you need every mainstream sexist Punjabi song in your Car. Yes a Car that you should drive in the most uncertainly reckless way, because this is how Brat works. And the music must be loud enough for at least 100 people around go deaf. Also sunglasses at 2 am work like chemical X. And a girlfriend,  with no opinions at all.

Language

  

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This is real concern, you need, to be ready to threaten. That is what makes you, YOU. Use words like Dope, Stud, Swag, and use the F-word for prefix. Then learn to dominate one self. Irritate them, to the height, let them curse you and then you use those golden words, “Tu janta nahi mai kon hu.” Apart from the fact they just met you, they must hear it. Because it’s Dope.

A Sidekick

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 A skinny or overweight sidekick is the soul of your existence. The person who makes you look good, the person who fights for you and ends up gets beaten. Who talks on your behalf, stares on your behalf, breathes on your behalf, often takes your girlfriend out on your behalf. And in every job possible, makes you look like the better option.

You thought it will come easy? Nah! It takes hard work to be a lad, where hard work is money and from your Dad’s bank.

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Think twice before cussing behind his back. Unless you are Him.
BE A BRAT !
Good Luck....

                 

Youth And The Nation

In the age of globalization when the world is  coming  closer , several things have changed. It has provided the wide area of accessibility and also the opportunities to showcase their skills. As we all know that India is known for having highest  youth population. Which shares 28% of its entire  population of the nation and said to be the largest human resource in the world. Due to this impenetrable load on working population,  the problem of Unemployment as well as Brain drain came into existence.

      Unemployment is when the people with required educational qualification unable to fetch jobs due to population pressure and tough competition. Due to this reason they  have to look   for other alternatives which  is below their caliber. 

The quote “EMPTY VESSELS MAKE MORE NOISE” seem to be true when every time we hear about several anti-social activities run across the nation, and the reason  turn up to be unemployment. It is simple that if the youth is kept ignorant such incidents will come up as the news headlines. But now the government is is looking forward turn the  youth skilled by the initiative like ‘Pradhan MantrI Kaushal Vikas Yojna’ and ‘STARTUP INDIA’.

In the present day, India has became a production firm of talented youths in the field of engineering, medicines and different sciences. Every year  a good number of skilled youths are hired by the foreign  companies offering them  handsome salary packages. Which definitely  left no option for them rather to migrate to the abroad nation. Assuming that they get exploited in their work place is not true, instead  with their hard work and skills the reach the top position in their respective companies. Here the point is not that how good they  do in abroad but the thing which we have to understand is , what are reason that after completing their studies they prefer going abroad than working in their own country.

 So basically we are just creating skilled youth for foreign nations. Which simply a matter of brain drain. If  we seriously  want to withhold the brain drain then it’s the duty of our government to generate good opportunities for the skilled youth ,only then we can achieve our goal of reverse brain drain. With  better economic policies and highest human capital to excute it , there is still a hope left for INDIA to become develop in all aspects.

Depression?

How does it feel to be left alone? 

Or to be so heterogeneous that nobody feels to be of your kind, a little world that you have doesn’t fit anybody but you or the great big world fits everybody, BUT YOU. To read and to imagine, there is nothing wrong, maybe some of you might yell, “Get a life, live a bit more. Don’t be so dull”. But it’s not that easy, getting a life, when all you keep thinking about how disgusting it is. How a mature amount of time in your life is gone and yet you are a disgrace in your own eyes, and you could not earn one good person, who gets it. So, you plan to shut yourself, stay alone and scream over the pillow and cry rivers, for no good reason. It’s just the only comfortable thing to do.

This is what depression is. 

The feeling, of being left alone. While, you are the one who keeps leaving things behind. While you cry for the smallest thing like spilling water out of the glass, or getting a twisted ankle, and plead every time, “Why me”. Like knowing you have your own black clouds that are covering the sunshine, but can’t help remove them, as every time you touch them, it freaking rains a lot more.

The answers...

If you are depressed, you’ll sure read it and find comfort, but I can assure you, you are not getting answers for those questions that you have not yet discovered. This is more for the ones who are NOT depressed, who don’t think it’s a big deal, who think it is a very stupid and weak decision to commit suicide. Brother, weak people do commit suicide, but you need to know, it is not wrong to be weak. I must clear up I DO NOT support suicides at all. But, say your friend (just an imaginary one) has a chronic disease like Tuberculosis, he wrecked and weak and if he is not getting medications, Alas! He dies, but would you let it happen to a friend, you are supposedly a good person, and you would mix volcanoes to the sky to save that friend of yours, he is weak, but you don’t let him die, you help him out, it takes time, but he lives, after all the resistance.

            What should you do?

Your depressed friend is exactly like that, he shuts the door on you, misbehaves to you, asks you to leave, is because he is sick, he IS WEAK. And you can get him his medication, help him, talk to him, listen to him a bit, and maybe a lot. Be his pillow, let him cry, it will not be very pleasant, diseases are not supposed to be pleasant , but be the motivation he needs, they need you. You can cure their disease, you are the medication, and it’s the only way you can save your friend.

            What not to do?

 Do whatever Mate, never tell them, they don’t get it, that they think they are depressed, but actually they are fine, never tell them, they do it all for attention. Believe me they don’t. They need help, honestly.

BE THERE.

C Made Easy | Introduction to programming in C | By Interns Aditi and Pragya

“‘C’ made easy” is a tutorial program for beginners in programming. Since, ‘C’ is called ‘The Mother of all Programming Languages’ our Interns Aditi and Pragya decided to help students to learn about coding in a simpler way, with this 10 episode series during their one month internship at Rosehub.
HAPPY CODING !

Gap Sap with | Padma Shri Soma Ghosh | Bharat Ratna Bismillah Khan's daughter | S02E03 | Hindi

Dr. Soma Ghosh is a vocalist from the Benares Gharana, having received the initial stages of training from her mother Smt. Archana Chakravarty and later from Shri Narayan chakravartty of Senia Gharana. She received her M. Mus & PhD in Chhota Khayal under Pt. Chittaranjan Jyotishi of Gwalior Gharana and Under Smt. Bageshwari Devi, she specialized in the genres that typify Benares singing, namely Thumri, Hori, Chaiti, Kajari, Dadra and Ghazal.

Dr. Soma Ghosh with Team Rosehub

Dr. Soma Ghosh is the daughter of freedom fighter, Shri Manmohan Chakarvarty and adopted daughter of Bharat Ratna Ustad Bismillah Khan, with whom she had the opportunity to have jugalbandi / duet, five times, one of which was at the Rashtrapati Bhavan and once at the Parliament of India where she was facilitated by the President of India, Hon. Dr. A.P.J.A.Kalam, Smt. Sonia Ghandhi & Shri Jaswant Singh and again in 2010 by the President of India, Hon. Smt Pratibha Patil. She is also the first women to ever perform in the Parliament of India. 

Gap Sap with | Padma Shri Janak Palta McGilligan | Social Worker | S02E02 | Hindi

Janak Didi with Team Rosehub

Here comes the second episode of our Gap Sap Series Season2.Meet the tough lady, Padma Shree Smt. Janak Palta Mcgilligan (Janak Didi), with a tender heart that is utterly filled with the Bhartiya Sanskriti. Hailing from the lineage of Guru Nanak Dev ji, she talks about her childhood, her schooling the tantrums that taught her morals of life. From creation a history in PGIMER, Chandigarh, to adopting the Bahai Dharma in search of God, she now stands as the founding trustee and Vice chairperson of Jimmy McGilligan Centre for Sustainable Development, an Indore based Non-Governmental Organization working for sustainable community development. She is also the former director of Barli Development Institute for Rural Women. Watch the video. Like | Share | Comment

Gap Sap With Deepak Gadhia | Social and Solar Entrepreneur | S02E01

Deepak Gadhia

The Gap sap series of the year 2015-2016 witnessed interesting rendezvous with eminent personalities like social entrepreneurs and IPS officers, which revealed their journey through the thick and thin beginning from childhood to the stage where they stand today. The series had served as an inspiration for the youth as well for the experienced, teaching them to never give up or lose their morale in times of distress.

 

Here we come again, with yet another set of exciting success stories in the Gap sap Series, Season 2. To begin with, we have had a very Interesting interaction with Mr. Deepak Gadhia, the Founder of Flareum Solar Technologies Private Limited and the man behind the working of the World's Largest Solar Steam Cooking System. Check out the video to know more about how the Sun is used to cook the bun!

A Lecture on Innovation and Creativity | by Professor Yoginder Paul Chugh

Abstract the Lecture
This Lecture will elaborately discuss about the concepts of Creativity and how that can be nurtured within an institutional curriculum.

“Educate to innovate, innovate to change”
Institute Lecture Series
Indian Institute of Technology (Banaras Hindu University), Varanasi
Professor Y. P. Chugh
of the Mining and Mineral Resources Engineering (MMRE) Southern Illinois University Carbondale, IL 62901, USA
has delivered the 27th INSTITUTE LECTURE on
Day & Date: Monday, the 30th January, 2017
Time : 05 :00 p. m.
Venue : Professor M. P. Netarwala Memorial Hall, Department of Mining
Engineering, IIT(BHU), Varanasi
Shri Pramod Sachdeva, Chairman, Institution of Engineers, Varanasi shall preside.
All the members of the IIT(BHU), Varanasi fraternity are cordially invited to attend the Lecture.
Prof. S.K. Sharma, Prof. A.K. Agrawal, Prof. Devendra Singh, Dr. K. K. Singh

About Professor Yoginder Paul Chugh
“I have enjoyed the challenge to develop the youngest mining engineering department in the USA. Based on lot of unbiased self assessment over the years, I can say with lot of confidence that I have abilities to develop good organizations with strong foundations, and develop effective strategic plans based on input from different constituencies and my own assessment of the business environment. Organizational interests far precede my own interests and I do not give up that easily, and I love to nurture people to be successful. Just like any anyone else I also have my failings and the major one being that I do not have patience for incompetence.” (Chugh as he describes himself)
Research and scholarly work have been an integral part of my professional life, and it is something I truly enjoy. I have always enjoyed breadth in my scholarly work. My major scholarly contributions can be subdivided into four areas: Applied Rock Mechanics and Ground Control, Coal Combustion Byproducts Management, Dust Control in Coal Mining Face Areas & Mining Systems.
Professor Chugh has been actively involved in creating new knowledge to solve problems facing the discipline, mining industry, region and the country for ensuring that the created new knowledge is utilized in our industries in a timely fashion. He believes that Teaching, research, and scholarly activities have at least one thing in common—they change the way we think and do things.
For detailed CV visit

https://sites.google.com/site/minmetbhu61/y-p-chugh
http://www.itbhuglobal.org/chronicle/CHUGH_Full_CV.pdf
Contact details: ypchugh1@yahoo.com, chugh@engr.siu.edu
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Gap Sap With Pankaj Trivedi | Biker and Film Maker | S01E10 | Hindi

With over 15 years of experience in the training industry, conducting workshops for over 250 companies, it surprised most people when Pankaj decided to quit the corporate world and follow his heart to do what he loved the most - travel across the country on his bike, and seek adventures that stir his soul. And he got a lot more than what he expected.

Pankaj, a qualified expedition leader having graduated from the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, has trekked some tough terrains, biked across various locales and lived in harsh conditions, just to fuel his passion for adventure. And somewhere along the way, as he met with people from different regions and cultures, he graduated from being a traveler to a story-seeker. His interactions with people gave him a good pulse on how they feel, what they go through, and somewhere deep down; he wanted to make a difference in their lives.

Pankaj at Rosehub's Office during his Varanasi stay.

So he packed his bags, set off on his bike armed with his cameras, raw talent and a heart of gold, in search of stories that needed a happier ending. Join the Journey of Doing Right and help us complete the stories we find along the way, with our Do Righter Pankaj Trivedi. (Quoted from: http://doright.in/pankaj-trivedi/)

Watch the teaser of his upcoming trip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlsA2GjnY_A

Visit his website to know more about him: http://www.43mm.in