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on January 24, 2006

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The entire economic history can be viewed along three big ideas that drove profits, investment and as an aftermath politics and change. The first big idea happened to be scientific thought. Someone started seeing the world from a different angle and people began to come out of dark ages. Lots of inventions were made and consequently the industrial revolution took place and those who invested in industrialization then, made lots of money. The idea was stretched a little to optimizing the production process. Most of the industrialized nations hunted for cheap labour and raw materials leading to colonialism and imperialism. Powerful countries backed their merchants and traders and tapped into the natural resources of Africa and Asia to exploit them. The margins and the huge potential for further exploitation made production a plump investment. The second big idea was war. The entire world devoted itself to a production frenzy, producing bombs, arms, ammunition, artill

Himalayas A visit to Himalayas is truly a divine experience. To many Hindus the much hyped Amaranth yatra is a life long ambition. I think its a sort of revelation of how serene, quiet and astounding nature can be. The enormity of the mountains, the ice covered peaks, the wilderness of the tracts, all induce a humbling experience in the traveller. Words sound stupid when you try to describe the beauty of the place. If you are here, it looks like I have travelled a long distance and explored a lot. But in reality, I haven't even scratched the surface of the depths of mother nature. The Himalayas , they are so pure in colour, splendour and magnificence . Why should someone make such a journey into wilderness? Isn't it madness to go into a secluded, isolated area where people struggle day in and out to be alive? When all comforts are available under your arm? Don't you think its madness? No I don't ! When you travel, you experience newness. You come in contact with ne

10 things I hate in Indian IT companies

Four more weeks and we will be thrown out of college. Be it internships or placement, we will be pushed back into the corporate world from where I thought I escaped for good. The very thought of entering those air conditioned morgues floating with formally dressed corpses flashing plastic smiles and eat-me-if-you-can-attitudes is unnerving. A few days back, I heard Prof Merchant’s "face your fears" lecture and so I started thinking. What is it about the corporate world that disturbs me so much? Here goes the list. 1. I will have to smile and wish my boss good morning while stifling a deep urge to strike him with the first object within my reach that can cause irreparable damage to his cerebrum. 2. I am expected to be coy and chivalrous with those overfed; heavily perfumed HR bimbos dressed in ill fitting western outfits and massage their bloated egos to make sure that they don't turn their misappropriated power of I-can-screw-anyone’s-happiness towards me.

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