Recently in an article published in a national daily about Muslim ladies against the practice of divorce in the community by simple “3 times talaaq” method. It obviously seems derogatory and regressive practice and needs to be done away with. This and many such aspects are what transcend into the need for a Uniform Civil … Continue reading Uniform Civil Code – Balancing Tradition & Pragmatism
About 17 years ago, there was a blast and it gave a new identity to India on the world platform and amidst the entire team of learned scientists, one man stood apart – Dr. A P J Abdul Kalam. And today when we still mourn the loss of this great being, I looked back at … Continue reading Tribute to Kalam – Story of Entering the Nuclear Club
We have covered in our last article (Blog - Taking the First Step to Expressing Yourself) on how to start with a blog. The article covered basics on how to set up a blog and begin writing. Once you start a blog it is critical to regularly maintain it and to continue creating content if you would … Continue reading How to Maintain and Expand Your Blog
Verbal is a section which most engineers dread as they trust themselves with the quantitative and logical reasoning, at least for the knowledge part. However this is the section where many find themselves lost amidst the mirage of word lists, variety of suggestions and convoluted procedures to mug vocabulary. However, what is required is a … Continue reading CAT : Simplifying the Conundrum of Verbal Ability
Finally the new edition of CAT is here with registration beginning this week. With every edition, IIMs have proven to throw in new challenges and it isn’t any different this year. They have introduced new experimentation this year too. Since CAT has historically been an exam more of time than knowledge, candidate need to orient … Continue reading IIM CAT 2015 – Changes This Year and Their Implications
Kettle and Travel 