“That Journey Worth a lot to Me: A bundle of Short Stories by an Engineer” is a wonderful book. This book is a collection of ten short stories. The stories are either collected from the author’s own experiences or the
THE real FACT — SITUATION changes, DESTINY as well… AGE changes, ROLE as well…TIME changes, LIFE as well… This post reminds us how a corporate life of an engineer changes from his college life: Whenever we ask any Engineer with
Coming out of the exam room tomorrow’s probable engineer Raghu told to himself “आज की paper की तो लग गयी… 😥 कोई नहीं next paper मैं फाड़ डालूँगा. इस बार पूरे चार modules मैं आग लगा दूँगा ” Raghu: Bhai
DARE to live your DREAM… Though many a times we love to advise the above statement to others and sometimes to our own self, but how many times we actually translate this into our own life!! Following a dream becomes
I was in my school days. My school, M.K.C. High School, is a district government high school and is well renowned in Odisha for its quality education system. School timetable was having a weekly “WORK” period for every batch at that time.
“God always has some plans for everyone” This was something truly experienced by Dr. Shweta during her PhD life. It was long back in 1998 just before I joined my PhD in IT-BHU (now IIT-BHU). My parents were staying in
“I can’t do this”. This statement follows me from the very morning when I don’t getup early. This also follows me when I skip my breakfast and still enter the class room late. This shows its existence when I ignore
This is a post under “Evening Walk” column, though this has not been extracted from the same source. After the last two posts “Train :: Reflection of Society” and “DinnerBox” under this column, I have thought of adding up one