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8# My Drawing: Kratos (God of War)

noreply@blogger.com (Aniruddha Bhattacharya) — Sun, 29 Sep 2013 06:37:00 +0000

Hey Friends,

Today I am sharing my another gifted skill i.e. drawing/sketching. Here below I drew the a poster kind of drawing of Kratos from God of War. I hope you'll love it :)

Click on image to see in full size

About Kratos

Kratos is a fictional video game character from Sony Santa Monica's God of War series, which is loosely based on Greek mythology. Kratos first appeared in the 2005 video game God of War, which led to the development of six additional games featuring the character as the protagonist. Kratos also appears as the protagonist of the God of War comic series and novels. He has been consistently voiced by Terrence C. Carson, and Antony Del Rio voiced the character as a child in God of War: Ghost of Sparta.

In the series, Kratos embarks on a series of often forced adventures in attempts to avert disaster or to change his fate. He is usually portrayed as being oblivious to all else, often engaging in morally ambiguous activities and performing acts of extreme violence. He is a Spartan warrior eventually revealed to be a demigod, and becomes the God of War. Each adventure forms part of a saga with vengeance as a central theme, providing additional information about Kratos' origins and his relationships with his family and the gods.

Thanks You All
Aniruddha

7# You Don’t Need To Be A Nerd In Order To Be Smart

noreply@blogger.com (Aniruddha Bhattacharya) — Fri, 27 Sep 2013 14:30:00 +0000

Hey Friends,

It has been a long long time that we people, to be specific the, we Indian society, has been considering the nerds or the class toppers as the smartest and talented ones and are given a very high position in our society. They are considered as the extreame inventors, innovators and that they can solve any problem that comes in their way with an ease. WRONG!!! WRONG!!! WRONG!!! Absolutely wrong!!! They may earn millions of dollars in the wests but very few among them can earn ‘billions’ of dollars. These class toppers may solve any textual or high order mathematical or physics equation which might need a lot of brainstorming, but they can not get comfortable with a something as simple as social interaction or a relationship. But we, so called non-intelligent burdens on earth can deal with both of them, the studies and the relationships and our social lifes.

For those who have read this article till this point and might be cursing or doesn’t agree with me, for them I just want to ask few very simple questions, if you can answer, then stop reading this article else read it till the end and try to understand. 1) Did Steve Jobs, the founder of Apple Computers, ever scored over 87%? 2) Was Thomas Alva Edison, the greatest inventor of all time, was a class topper? 3) Did Mark Zuckerberg had and bachelors or masters degree when he created the Facebook? 4) How much did A.P.J. Abdul Kalam might have scored in his class 10^thor 12^th boards?...Any answer for these simple questions??? No, right?!!

Dreams doesn't matter in India, only certificates & qualification does

In our great nation where history is so rich, even we were so rich once upon a time, but then what happened??? Yeah, I know that the foreigners looted us but then, its been so long since then, and above all we people boast so much about our national nerds who score 99.9% every year in their boards, where are they? Stats tells that, these so-called nerds goes abroad for studies with government scholarships and they get so addicted there that they prefers to settle abroad. So what was all the need of these toppers and their high percentage when they even cannot return anything to their own nation. Because of this, the talented yet not the toppers get blown away in the storm of idiotism that is made by the society and government.

Here, people thinks that, if a child scores 85%+ he/she is a good person even if they are the most selfish, arrogant, ill-mannered children (I am not stating this to all the 85%+ OK!! So calm down), and someone who might not find all these mainstream subjects disinteresting and scores less percentage, they are wraped-up as the filthiest and worse children even if they are totally innocent and kind. Our former president Mr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, once said that the backbechers are the real toppers of the classroom of life.

Well, I really want to continue this article but before that I need your help. I’ll your feedbacks, your life instances or any such case you see around, what do you think of our education system and anything and everything that you can me in relation with this topic. I would really appreciate your support.

Thanks for reading,

Aniruddha

6# Barclay's Premier League 2013-14 : The Epic Saga Starts Today !!!

noreply@blogger.com (Aniruddha Bhattacharya) — Sat, 17 Aug 2013 07:57:00 +0000

Hey Friends,

The Barclays Premier League starts tomorrow and I am extremely excited like millions of other Premier League fans. As a loyal fan, like every season, this season too I am going to support Liverpool .The 2013–14 Premier League will be the 22nd season of Premier League, the English professional league for association football clubs, since its establishment in 1992. The season will start on Saturday 17 August 2013 with the season concluding on Sunday May 11, 2014 and the fixtures were announced on 19 June 2013. The television broadcast rights will be given two-to-three weeks later. This will be the first season of the Premier League to use goal-line technology, with The Football Association having announced that Hawk-Eye will be installed over a period of up to six weeks in the stadium of the 17 teams who avoided relegation and the three teams promoted during the previous season.

Review:

Sir Alex Ferguson with 2012-13 season Premier league trophy

This was one of the most exciting and happening transfer window ever. With lots of speculation still around on the move of Wayne Rooney wanting to leave Manchester United and join rival club Chelsea, the world record bid on Gareth Bale by Real Madrid and finally Luis Suarez accepted to stay at Anfield. With Jose Mourihnio back to Stanford Bridge, Chelsea fans are all over-hauled with joy and great hope that 'The Special One' will continue this season by winning the league. David Moyes succeeded Sir Alex Ferguson at the Old Traford, now this really going to be a herculus task for him to lead the club like Sir Alex. It is really going to be a real great season that's for sure. Manchester City, Arsenal, Tottenham and Liverpool will be the title rivals for Man Utd., but the biggest threat will be Chelsea.

The Wayne Rooney vs Man Utd. drama continues, but what I think that should really sell him to Chelsea if he is so desperate to leave Man Utd., the only simple reason is that if they force him to stay it will only decrease his morale which directly or indirectly affect the team too.

Teams and their Stadiums:

Team Stadium Capacity

Arsenal Emirates Stadium 60,338
Aston Villa Villa Park 42,682
Cardiff City Cardiff City Stadium 26,896
Chelsea Stamford Bridge 41,798
Crystal Palace Selhurst Park 26,255
Everton Goodison Park 39,571
Fulham Craven Cottage 25,700
Hull City KC Stadium 25,400
Liverpool Anfield 45,276
Manchester City Etihad Stadium 47,405
Manchester United Old Trafford 75,731
Newcastle United St James' Park 52,405
Norwich City Carrow Road 27,244
Southampton St Mary's Stadium 32,589
Stoke City Britannia Stadium 27,740
Sunderland Stadium of Light 48,707
Swansea City Liberty Stadium 20,750
Tottenham Hotspur White Hart Lane 36,284
West Bromwich Albion The Hawthorns 26,445
West Ham United Boleyn Ground 35,016

Pre-Season Prediction:

Top Scorer: Daniel Sturridge (LIV)/ Luis Suarez (LIV)/ Van Persie (MAN U)
Best Goalkeeper: Simon Mignolet (LIV)
Most Valuable Player: Mesut Ozil (ARS)
Player of the year: Luis Suarez (LIV)/ Robbie Van Persie (MAN UTD)
League Champion: Chelsea/ Arsenal

Today's Fixture:

Top 4 kits:

Manchester United(Extreme Left), Liverpool (Left), Manchester City (Front), Chelsea (Right)

I am really looking forward to this season as it is going to be extremely nail bitting season. Hope you will enjoy too. Cheers!!!! Let the party begin.............

Love,
Aniruddha

5# Students committing suicide? Or are they murdered!!!

noreply@blogger.com (Aniruddha Bhattacharya) — Sat, 29 Jun 2013 18:38:00 +0000

Hey Friends,

Last night I was while I was watching tv, I came across a very interesting show ‘Gumrah- End of Innocence’ on Channel V. The episode that they were showing was focused on, how students suicide due to pressure in their teen years. That episode and the show touched me deeply, it made realize that it is true that many student are pressured a lot by their family, teachers, society etc. Students gets so frustrated that with all this that they are left no other option rather than to give their lives. Before I start to discus on this matter, I would like to share a story.

*Name of the characters are changed in order to protect person’s identity

Story:

This is story about a boy named Varun Raj* from a small city, he’s in class 12^th right now from the commerce stream. He has a girlfriend named Ritika Singh* who is also his classmate. They have been in a relationship for past 4 years. Their final examinations are near and everybody is rushing in order to apply for various college. Ritika, his girlfriend is brilliant student and wants to go to metropolis. However Varun is a weak student and on a way to take up his father’s textile business, he does want Ritika to leave for metropolis.

A lot of arguments took place between them, Ritika told him that she can’t stay their and ruin her life as her father doesn't run any kind of business that she can takeover. She also told him that they can have a long-distance relationship, but Varun’s friend filled his mind with nonsense stuffs and this made him very depressed.

Ritika asked Varun to join the same college with some donation or to work hard in order to get high percentage and join the college with merit. Varun promised that he will work hard. Though he promised Ritika, he knew that he can’t get high percentage, so asked his spoiled friends to give him suggestion. They told him to meet Muhammad Arif*, a person who leaks board papers. Varun fixed a meeting and asked for the papers, Arif agreed to give him the papers for Rs. 15000. Varun was all messed up and wasn't able to think how would he manage such a large amount, so he stole his mother’s gold earings while she was asleep and exchanged it for the papers.

On the day of exam he was very happy, as he had all questions with him and now he can easily score high. He started to dream himself with Ritika at the metropolis. But at the exam, the question paper was totally different, non of the question matched, he was fooled by Arif. All at once all his dreams were shattered in front of his eyes. Tears came out of the corner of his eyes. He stole from his own house. He was not able to face himself. He ruined his parents reputation. There was no college in the nation for the weaker students and they can pursue some other lesser known careers because of the society.

All at once he was totally depressed and was left with no other option, he came in front of a running train and gave up his life.

So Why Does This Happen?

Well, one of the reason is that, most of the parents forces their children to pursue a particular career that they might not be interested in or doesn't have the ability to do it. Everyone of us have a this particular statement in every lecture that we might have heard from our adults- “You can score like your class toppers if you work hard”. You heard it right? Of course you have, and according to me that’s complete nonsense.Everybody has their own personnel field of interest, if you notice a child who is interested in English will focus and never bunk any English period, but he would definetly bunk the periods in which he/she is not interested. Parents should try to understand their child’s interest rather than forcing him/her to careers that will ruin their lives.

Another reason is, many students especially the boys falls in a bad company of friends. Due all this many teenagers gets addicted to drinking, smoking and often starts taking drugs. Now that’s dangerous. These teenagers starts stealing money from their own house in order to but drugs and other rubbish stuffs. They often engage in fights, they beat their parents and many more things. Due to all this they lose their closest friends, family members also give up on these kind of teens and the most important of all , nobody trusts you anymore. And all this leads to frustration and that leads to suicide…

What can be Done?

Parents should take care of their children very patiently as all the relations hangs on a very thin thread which can break with the burden of tension in the relationships. This for the parents, observe that what your child loves to do the most. If he is good in sports, then make him to join a good sports clubs. If you reading this post right now then according to me you are totally capable of sending your children to join some good sports clubs for high quality training as most of them are considerably cheap. If Lionel Messi would have not joined Football Club Barcelona (in Spain), he would most probably being playing in some low class team in Argentina. What I meant was, if you child has the talent then don’t waste it, do whatever you can do in order to helping him/her in becoming a successful person. If a person is happy then he will never ever attempt a suicide.

Below are the few change in behavior before a child attempts suicide:

- - They becomes very frustated and gets furious on very little matters.

- - They often talks about topics like suicide and death.

- - Change in sleeping pattern.

- - Often lost in themselves.

- - Looks very unhappy and smiles very less.

If you see these things in your child, then the best advice according to me is to sit and talk with them. Don’t put pressure on them, don’t force them to do something if they don’t want it to do, try not to scold or raise hands on them and most importantly, trust them.

Final Words.

For Students: Be very selective while choosing friends, avoid bad company. Even if your friends are addicted to something, you can still hold your ground. Share your feelings with your parents, siblings, friends or your loved ones.

For Parents: Just one thing, I know every parents care about your children a lot but let them choose their path. You have lived your life your way, now trust your child and let him live their own.

People say that those who suicides are fools and coward. Wrong, wrong and wrong again. They are neither fools nor coward, they are just fed up of their lives due unwanted pressure for which they are not yet mentally ready. So is this suicide or murder? What do you think?

Thanks for reading and take care,

Aniruddha

4# Social Media: Helpful or Harmful?

noreply@blogger.com (Aniruddha Bhattacharya) — Thu, 27 Jun 2013 08:13:00 +0000

Hey Friends,

It’s hard to believe that despite the life cycle of social media being only in its infancy, it has revolutionized our personal and professional lives so profoundly. Organizations have finally begun to recognize the importance of building a business platform that can seamlessly amalgamate the interests of employees and customers. Companies are branching out via social media tools such as blogs, forums, viral videos, Facebook contests, etc. that allows customers to see the dynamic personalities driving corporate entities.

We live in an age of rapid change.Samsung, Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google, Twitter and many other innovators have changed how we work, communicate and live. But is this a new industrial revolution?

Some twenty years ago, a large bookstore might have had 100,000 books available. Today online retailers (e.g., Amazon) have millions of books to sell. Similarly, there were no smartphones two decades ago--just simple mobile phones and land lines. Social media then consisted of email and listservs; now we have Facebook and Twitter. A 1990s personal computer had only basic capabilities like word processing, spreadsheets, and a few others, now a PC or an iMac has the power of an earlier generation's supercomputer.

Revolutionary? Well, it depends on what we mean by a revolutionary innovation.According to me: "An innovation is revolutionary if it so changes society that going back to the pre-innovation technology would be catastrophic." Consider the automobile, that wonderful innovations that took place generations ago, if all motor vehicles vanish tomorrow, the result would be catastrophic. If all phones (land lines and mobiles) suddenly stop working--the result would be disastrous for communication. Now, let's imagine that all social media disappear. Would the economy collapse? I don't think so. Or, if every online store in the world closed, would it be catastrophic? Probably not. Leaving aside these anecdotal examples, it's noteworthy that there isn't an obvious economic growth spike resulting from the internet era.

What comes under Social Media:

Advantages:

In this era of internet and social network/social media, one can easy earn money if he/she has the right talent and know when where to use it. Social big bang websites like YouTube, Blogger, Wordpress and many other are the best platform that one can get. It is a platform where you perform and the world is your audience. The recent and the most appropriate example that is coming in my mind right now is PSY's Gangnam Style, and immediate super hit that spread like a viral fever. With Google and many other organisation that are proving us with the services through which we can easily earn some cash.

Social networking site Twitter has now became the hottest social network site with most number of active members per hour (1.4 billion users), everything is shared and discussed here only. The latest announcements by government, sports club, big brands etc. takes place here, very sensitive informations and datas are leaked publicly on Twitter. It has become the voice of country-men. The social movement that started on Twitter and Facebook in Egypt has brought the revolution in their nation.

Facebook on the other hand has now slowed down as people spend a little less time on it, it has now become virtual world were people comes out of their house(online), interact with other peoples (chat), share pleasentaries (photos, videos, links etc) or just passes their time here and there (Facebook apps and games). Facebook is used by brands, communities, organisations and websites to either share their contents or to earn money.

Disadvantages:

With increase in popularity of social networking sites and other social websites, cyber crimes like cyber-bullying and hacking accounts are taking place. People are black-mailed over the the internet, among which maximum are teenagers between the age group of 13-19. Images of people uploaded on their social network profile are sometime misused which eventually turns out to be very harmful for their reputation and social image (don't get scared it doesn't happen not every time . Internet is filled with explicit contents (adult contents) which are also very harmful.

Final Words.

Social media will grow the same way as it is growing now, it we who have to be careful of what information we are uploading as it can backfire on us. Avoid strangers on social networking sites, they are can be dangerous. Befriend only those people whom you friend with in the real world, unfriend or reject unwanted people at once. Social media is our future and we can't run away from it. So don't turn your back against it, just play smart.

Thanks for reading,
Aniruddha

3# Dominance of Cricket in India...

noreply@blogger.com (Aniruddha Bhattacharya) — Wed, 26 Jun 2013 08:37:00 +0000

Hey Friends,

Earlier this day I was going through an article, and I was very upset at the ending while reading it. It was an article about the India cricketers who just won the ICC Champions Trophy and have been awarded with 1 crore rupees each from the government of our nation . If it were any other sport the prize amount would have half of this. There's a reason why Indians do badly in sports that require high levels of physical fitness.For India, despite its vast population (1.22 billion at the last count) and genetic diversity, has had an astonishingly unimpressive record in international athletic achievement. India won only one medal each year at the Games in 1996 (bronze), 2000 (bronze) and 2004 (silver). In Beijing in 2008, the Indian team won three medals including a gold, but was ranked 50th among all the nations participating, behind tiny countries like Belgium, Finland and the Dominican Republic. It is a shame that our country which has one-sixth of the total world population has to try hard to get even a single bronze medal in the Olympics.

So why is India so bad at games, is it because of cricket?

YES, cricket is indeed killing other sports in India. People of India treat cricket as their fifth Veda or fifth religion after Hinduism, Islam, Sikh & Christianity. Cricket is not our national game, but it is celebrated as a festival, thanks to our Board, Government, sponsors and the media. There are very few people who can name more six players of any other sports like hockey, football, tennis etc. No one remembers the Olympic bronze medals won by tennis star Leander Paes (Atlanta, 1996) and weightlifter Karnam Malleswari (Sydney, 2000), but Anil Kumble's 10-wicket haul, Harbhajan's hat-trick, and Virender Sehwag's 309 will be evergreen in memory. In fact, hockey is our national game and India has won many gold medals in the Olympics, but all we remember is Kapil Dev's team winning the cricket World Cup in 1983.

I am not against cricket, but according to me every other sports should get the same respect and support by public, government and media just like cricket. Cricket is clearly killing other sports in India. The widespread popularity of this game among the people, the tremendous media attention given to it both by the print and TV media has halted the progress of all other sports in our country.

Players of international fame and caliber in other sports are not given the proper media support and attention as well as proper facilities for further development. Quite a lot of them are disgusted with this sort of treatment and some of them have also threatened to give up Indian citizenship to fulfill their ambitions. They know that they have the potential and can play for any other nation where they will not only be respected but also they'll be treated well.

It is not all just the media or the government who should be blamed, our parents are also involved in it knowingly or unknowingly. Just go back to your childhood when you were 4-5 years old, and try to remember that weather the 'bat and ball' were your first introduction to the sports world. In India more 80% of the parents offer their children with bat & ball rather than football or badminton.

This is Hockey in India :(

The popularity of cricket by all means restricted to the Indian subcontinent only. It has clearly lost ground in the West Indies and England. They don't play cricket now with such vigour and attitude as they used to do before. I don't know why we are going after it when even England, where cricket was born, doesn't give it too much attention.

Hockey is the national sport of our nation, despite of that excluding just few states like Punjab and Haryana were it is a dominant game every other state prefer cricket. In fact, hockey sticks have became a mere weapon used the underworld and gangsters in Hindi, Tamil and other regional movies. Now this is definetly a BIG SHAME!!! The immense media attention for this game has reduced India's status and rank in a game like hockey where India has such an excellent tradition and record. I believe India has a better record in hockey than what Brazil has in soccer.

Before wrapping-up, lets play a simple guessing game:

Q 1) Guess this team and which trophy are they holding?

Q 2) Now, guess this team and which trophy are they holding?

Ans. 1) That is the Indian football team holding the Nehru Cup

Ans. 2) I am 200% sure that you must have recognized it because its the "Indian Cricket Team with World Cup

Final Words.

Sports are meant to be played for fun and entertainment, not for earning money. Wages are one thing but betting, match-fixing and spot-fixing are totally disaster for any sport. If we want our nation to compete with USA and China we have to respect and offer same standard of facilities to other sports just like cricket. If cricket has to continue as it is then India should really learn from Australia, which, though it has a good cricket team, promotes and encourages other sports as well. Australia comes within the top five in the Olympics medals tally.

Please Respect Sports, not just Cricket

Aniruddha

2# Future = You + Technology !!!

noreply@blogger.com (Aniruddha Bhattacharya) — Tue, 25 Jun 2013 09:44:00 +0000

Hey Friends,

We are living in an era of evolution, not the evolution of we humans but the evolution technology. Today, nothing can be said as “IMPOSSIBLE”. When we asked for a device that can help us in our everyday life, smartphones were created. Who would have thought of a bending screen, but Samsung gave us Youm displays which can be bend in any way we want. Contribution of modern technology is everywhere, from education to medical, deep-core mining to space, application of modern technology can be seen anywhere around us.

How will technology help us?

Well I am not an astrologer who can predict the future but according to me in the near future humans and technology will be one, in short ‘Cyborg’. Smarter devices will be transplanted inside us which will take care of our health, tell us which medicine to take, act as a phone, it may be connected with GPS which will tell our location when we are lost and many more wild imaginations are coming in my mind.

Robots and AI (Artificial Intelligence) will play the major part in the evolution of technology. Robots are already been used over a decade in the fields of manufacture industries and surgery. Special robotic pills are been made that can be taken just like any other pills, these pill will specifically target the core of the diseases like cancer which can’t be simply cured through surgery.

Exoskeletons are been made that allows a person to lift 100 kgs of things without any extra efforts, this will also help the people as disabled or paralyzed AI’s like Siri by Apple can be seen among us at this moment, it is an application through which our smartphone can talk with us and takes our orders.

According to me, until year 2020 mankind will master the field of cloning. 3D printers will do wonders, they can be used to create a perfect replica of an organ that has been severely damaged and can be transplanted inside the patient via surgery. On the other hand space exploration will take a giant step as humans will create spaceships so powerful that can take us from one corner of the galaxy to the other.

Automobile industry will not be left behind as cars running on electric, hydrogen and other clean fuels made. Cars and bikes in the future will be very safe as all of them will be connect to a satellite connection and their movements will be track via GPS, this will minimize the chances of collisions or accidents. Jet packs will be another mode of transportation.

Final Words.

Don’t worry nothing like Matrix or Terminator will happen due the some rules, regulations and guidelines that are made in order to keep us safe. In the near you will be surrounded by androids, AI, robots and probably we will be partly cyborgs. I know it sounds creepy but it will happen sooner or later and we’ll have to accept it.

Thanks for reading and see you in future ;)

Aniruddha

1# We Are Standing in a Crowd

noreply@blogger.com (Aniruddha Bhattacharya) — Mon, 24 Jun 2013 19:13:00 +0000

Hey Friends,

It's been a long, long day...and I had an argument with one of my friends couple of hours ago on how the students nowadays are pursuing a career blindly in order to just earn money. Lets take example of our own nation where students opting for science stream in classes 11th and 12th are considered to be superior over those who are pursuing commerce stream. It is because most of the people don't know how broad scope is there in other streams like Commerce and Arts.

Why is it so?

India produce approximately 79% B Tech. and 18% MBAs, doctors, B Comm. graduates every year, out of which more than 33% are unemployed. It is believed that a boy/girl who is B Tech. or B Comm. will lead to somewhere and earn money, but the point is where? Is earning 8,000 or 10,000 a month is enough? Because most of the best jobs are taken a way by the most genius students of the nation graduating from the top most colleges like IIT, NIT, Shriram, St. Xavier etc. and the rest of the few better jobs are aquired by the STs, SCs and OBCs via quota, which mean what left to you is the scrap jobs were you will work your a** off and still get nowhere.

Another reasons are:

- Afraid of what neighbors would say.
- Parents forcing to opt for B Tech. or B Comm. in order to protect their reputation in the society.
- Lack of knowledge or lack of resources about other careers.

Consequences.

Many students suicide after their class 12th board result, left does the same when they don't get job and others at the age of 28 to 34 due to hyper-tension and high blood pressure. According to science, stress is created when a person this working under a lot of pressure and is not getting proper rest and is also deprived of happiness in life. This is all because people are not getting time for themselves.

Look at the bar graph below:

What can be done?

Getting 98% and 99% in class 12th board doen't mean that you cannot go for a career that is compleatly off the the road. I myself want to do something that most of my batchmates don't know about i.e Video Game Designing. Have you ever thought of turning your hobby or passion into proffession? No? Its not too late now. I often wonder that how can person work for 8 hours a day, doing something that is not give him/her any happiness and satisfaction in doing so? How can a person just work for money? In this era, there is no work in this world that will not allow you to earn money.

If you love food, start a restraunt. Do you love photos? Why not become a photographer!!! Do you love cartoons and stories and want to your own cartoon series? Animation is career for you!!! In order to opt a unique or different career you must explore yourself. Try to understand which activity gives you the most satisfaction and you can do in over and over again...

Emerging Career :

Animation : This is a market that will be in most demand till 2015-2017
Video Game: Video games are not a child's toy anymore, it has a market of $21 billion, and is assumed to grow $217 billion till 2017.
Photography: Best for the people who loves to live off-the-track.
And many many more....

Final Words.

It might be hard to pursue a career that is less known and the people around you may not like you doing so but just let the people go to hell, because its your life and you are the master of it. Late Steve Jobs, one of the most successful and innovative person of the decade said that "Our life is just too short, so stop living someone else life." These are the words that always help me through when I feel that I am off the track.

According to me "One should turn their passion into their job. One must work for self happiness and satisfaction and not just for the sake of money. Because its the murderers and kidnappers who works for cash not you!!!".

Thanks for reading,
Aniruddha

Walk With Me...

noreply@blogger.com (Aniruddha Bhattacharya) — Mon, 24 Jun 2013 17:35:00 +0000

Hey Friends,

Welcome to aniruddhabhattacharya.blogspot.com. This is my first post and it is like an intro to this blog. Before I talk about the blog and the contents that will follow in the future or any other such things, let me introduce myself. My name is Aniruddha Bhattacharya, I am 17 years old and a class 12th student from Commerce stream. I have been blogging since the age of 15 and I am very fond of technology, physics, photography and many more. My social point of is very different from many other people which is often said as rebelious behavior. My other blogs are TechGroovers and Aryan's World (a collaboration with my elder brother).

Now coming to the blog- 'Walk With Me' is compleatly dedicated to my thoughts and my way to see the world. I don't and will try not to be offensive towards any religion or caste but my political views will be strict and can be a bit harsh in order to express myself. I will also love to interact with you through your precious comments and I would love to know what you think about a specific subject. For me, my readers are everything for me and without them...I am nothing.

Probably Your New Friend
Aniruddha