Crack the government job easily

You can crack a government job easily with these tips.

• Learn the aptitude, as it was 30 years ago. Because they are not up-to date and they don't want you to be. 
• If there a group discussion, talk like you are imagining something great. If they show you a picture and talk about that, then tell a inspiring story like a Olympic struggler, disabled guy achieving something. Act positive and affirmative even if you are not.
• Be prepared to face something that is no way related to the job. 

They treat you more like a testing a robot. Robot is a much bigger term for you. You have to prove yourself how well you can be a puppet. And the sad news is, It is not just government jobs. All the jobs are similar. The difference is how well gift packed they offer you slavery. And the irony is that companies are trying to provide robots with intelligence and trying to take that away from humans.

Otherwise there is easier or feasible way to go. Drop the dream of that job. Do something related to the job. If you wish to join state-owned company as a electronics engineer and you are frustrated of the exams there, then you can work on your own models funded by doing some job which you are okay with. Practically speaking, the government job you are aiming for has nothing interesting as you think. If you think I am wrong, please proceed with what you wish.

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The Necessary Evil

     A necessary evil is an unfavorable thing (i.e. an evil) that must be done or accepted because it is necessary to achieve a better outcome, especially because the available alternative courses of action or inaction would be worse.

                                                                    - Wikipedia.

     Everyone, who want to win in life, undergoes this option of performing a necessary evil. But the real question is that "are you aware of the side effects of the evil thing you perform?". See if you have bribed someone to get a cop's job, then you can never perform good in that job. Even if you do, you would feel guilty at least once in the long time run of your life.

     So,whenever you get an option to perform a necessary evil action, you simultaneous get an option to not perform it. That is when you need to decide whether you would be able to convince yourself of the evil done. Maybe you get to loose a chance of a lifetime to achieve something. Maybe you die without achieving it. Still the evil you try perform to achieve something would be much heartless than you think.

     To cheat in a test is easy. But by doing it,you are trying to occupy a place which you are not eligible for. You can even convince yourself that the system itself is persuading to perform a necessary evil, lets perform it. But why don't we be the change? System is what we make out of it. Let us fail in the target which we try to achieve rather than achieving it by evil means or shortcuts. A glorious death feels better than cursed life. If you still wanna debate on this,

Why do humans employ machines??

     A humanitarian would answer that machines reduces the human effort. But that's not completely true. Even though they pretend that they have a lot overlying reasons (such as we don't waste the human effort. we believe humans are superior to machines,humans are busy and cannot do the same stuff daily, machines reduce the cost of work), the ultimate reason which they don't utter a word about is that they don't trust humans.

     Okay. You tell me. If given a choice to choose between a washing machine and a maid to wash clothes. What would you choose? Obviously your answer would be the washing machine. Because you think that human are vulnerable and cannot be trusted. After all these discussions,I guess you would think.

     Humans work, Machines also do. The difference is machines don't Cheat. "Just because they cheat, are you gonna stop believing them? " is the question. The day you leave the hope on mankind is the day you make them die in your perspective. That means you depend on a difference engine, in turn you become one.

     Let us take a real time example. Internet, Once it was knowledge bank and communication medium. Social networking was useful for an introvert to express himself in some other means. See the situation now. People stopped remembering things like birthdays, anniversaries and all the happy moments.They forget to feel the lively moments by being busy in posting it in social networking sites or trying to capture it. 

     Enjoy the moment. Capture it, if possible, after enjoying it. If you feel it is really worth posting it and others would like it, then post it on. It is your life to live, not others' story to tell. What I meant to say was, Believe in humans,love them. Know the technology, use them. But never think of replacing humans with technology(gadgets). Use a gadget when you don't have any other options. For ex: Use social networking when you are all alone and when you feel lonely. If you agree with it,

B for Bangalore

Hello friends,

          Once I had to go to my relatives' house. When I was there, I saw a lady feeling glad about her four and half years old child's knowledge on Alphabets, numbers, colors, etc. I thought it was a regular conversation. In few seconds, I heard the kid reciting the Alphabets like "A for apple, B for Ball,...". Then he continued with numbers and colors. After some time, My brother(who was in some other state of mind) simply said " B for Bangalore". The reply given by the kid was an epic. He said " No...Uncle, B for ball". When my brother tried to convince him, he argued with my brother and didn't leave him until, my sibling accepts that it was his fault.

        This is how our education system works. The teacher who should have taught the use of the letter 'B' in a word, has made him memorize the sentence 'B for ball'. When something is taught to a child, let him know why that is taught to him. Let him know that numbers help him to count, language helps him to communicate and colors help him to differentiate. Only then he realizes what he studies. Give him that knowledge. Tell him why he needs multiplication tables. Tell him why he has to learn Newton's laws of physics. Tell him why Asoka planted trees and why world wars happened. Teach him how a gear works with help of a cycle and Bernoulli's principle with a water sprayer. Make the subjects interesting. That is when he actually learns something. Otherwise all you teach him will go in vain. They aren't data storage elements. Treat them as humans. Let them ask questions. Try to answer all of them. That's when you learn something new.

           There was test for students all over the world to check their learning process in which nearly 74 countries participated. India stood at 74th place. The reason India gave is that, the learning process in India is different,so tests didn't work well for Indian students. A kid in India who was said to having IQ level more than Einstein, is not able to invent anything. Consider me. I was taught integral and differential calculus. But I don't remember them. I just passed my exams and erased them off my brain. Should I still remember those formulas, just because it was there in my engineering syllabus? It is the right time (bit late) to think what is wrong with our education system. I believe that Indian education system made students flip their quest for knowledge to the quest for marks. A guy in who is passionate in computer science, studies mining engineering in IIT because he didn't score enough marks to get a computer science seat in that specific IIT. I don't know why these guys stick to institutions like IITs and IIMs when they have a chance to follow their passion in some other universities or colleges. If the numbers you score can decide your future, why can't you?

          Have it in mind that in India, examinations test your skill of writing a exam and not your knowledge.

Do you still want your kid to study everything and learn nothing out of it.??

Do you still think that your kid need to memorize alphabets, numbers, colors etc. and attend a interview to get his seat for kindergarten in a expensive international school?? 

               If your answer is still yes to any of these two questions, then you really deserve a imposition of watching 3 idiots movie a hundred times.

Inaugural statutory warning

Hello buddies,

My Name is Lakshin. I am pretty sure that I am not Lakshin because, the word Lakshin means "with auspicious marks". I don’t think that I possess any auspicious marks. This is a kind of blog which will be full of ironies and will be even testing to the letter ‘m’ of ‘your life’s equilibrium’ and questioning  your outrageous thoughts. So, please be BEWARE OF THIS BLOG just because it may change your thinking style. Remember, the mind once taught to think will never stop doing that.  This is the statutory warning which I make available to you.

” This blog makes you think. Better don’t continue”.

I hail from India. And that is why this Blog is named so. If you sample Indians, you can find at-least one similar thought process to that of mine. Many of you can also have the same. Let me represent you on your behalf. I am not that good vocabulary and grammar. Apologies to all the English scholars. If  you think this blog is useless or offensive, all i could say is, please close this page and