i-Pill - avoid it if possible

The very popular female contraceptive pill,"I PILL", has captured the Indian market in no time!
It has grown immensely amongst the teenagers and college goers as a easy way to prevent pregnancy. Now what do the experienced i-pillers say about it??

Well, if you have purchased an I Pill, you will see some of the 'possible side effects' are written at the back of the box - headache, nausea, unexpected vaginal bleeding, etc. and these can last upto two to three days.
My friends, the reality is somewhat different! 90% of the girls under the age of 25, have suffered vaginal bleeding lasting upto 1 month or more (in small amounts daily), often mistaken as the menstrual cycle. A single pill can even delay your periods and must not be consumed by the people who have liver or heart problems. These are real life experiences; these are facts!

So friends, sex with a condom is safer than consuming an I Pill to prevent pregnancy. And if you have already taken the pill, then its better to go for an USG (Ultra Sono-graphy) test if your health conditions seem to be unnatural.

"No One Killed Jessica" - the real life story

Jessica Lal - (1965–1999) was a model in New Delhi, who was working as a celebrity barmaid at a crowded socialite party when she was shot dead on 29 April, 1999.

Dozens of witnesses pointed to Siddharth Vashisht, a.k.a. Manu Sharma, the son of Venod Sharma, a wealthy Congress politician in Haryana, as the murderer.

In the ensuing trial, Manu Sharma and a number of others were acquitted on 21 February 2006.

Following intense media and public pressure, the prosecution appealed and the Delhi High Court conducted proceedings on a fast track with daily hearings over 25 days. The lower court judgment was found faulty in law, and Manu Sharma was found guilty of having murdered Jessica Lall. He was sentenced to life imprisonment on 20 December 2006.

Here is the Real Life Sabrina, stating "its not impossible to punish the powerful"

Video Source: NDTV

Actress Vidya Balan, who is playing the role of Sabrina in the Hindi movie "No One Killed Jessica", speaks over phone with NDTV regarding her views on the Jessica Lal murder case.

14th Feb - Rush HOUR??

Hey friends, we were just on with some discussions regarding the Valentine's Day and finally ended up with something which I would like to share - Niks, a friend of mine, is really very upset as few guys are after her to ask her out on the 14th of Feb!! Well, is this some kind of a trend or something!!
Guys asking gals out for fun - is this something funny or kind of a competition going on?!!! Well, if we really love someone or like someone, obviously we can ask them out; but is 14th Feb the only day??
Well, this friend of mine has been literally, i mean socially bullied to be THE GIRL of many on a social networking site and finally she ended up quoting - "Its time fr 1 more guy 2 b deleted frm ma list....!!! Hate 2 b rude bt such ppl force me to b so...!!!! coz aftr a heart break i understand d world n men bettr!!!"

Now guys, better understand the consequences!!! :)

WWW - "Vague, but exciting"

Tim Berners-Lee
1989, an employee of the European Organization for Nucleur Research (CERN), asked himself a very mundane question: "How are we ever going to maintain an overview of our work?"
The solution Berners-Lee came up with created the model of a server, browser and hypertext links. In 1989, he presented an application to his boss, Mike Sendall, who read though the suggestions and commented on them on the title page of the application - "vague, but exciting"

The World Wide Web became international, when Mike Sendall granted money for the development of the "Web", as named by Tim Berners-Lee. 3 months later the first web server was launched on the CERN network. The first WWW functioned only on NEXT computer systems. Later othercomputer scientists started writing programs for making browsers compatible with other computer systems. By 1993, there were already 50 web servers.

Digital Pen - The Indian Innovator

Kalpesh Wani is an electrical and electronics engineering student

at Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology (VNIT), Nagpur. He is currently studying for the 7th semester in this discipline and has taken up the creation of the digital pen as his project. So far, he has acquired a provisional patent for this innovation. His industrial training and project experience extends to Research Reactor Maintenance Division, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), Trombay, Mumbai, where he studied the working of the nuclear plants Apsara, Dhruva and Critical Facility (CF). He has also developed a Log-Linear Amplifier Circuit to amplify Oxygen Monitor Signals.