India is fully committed to protect the environment and is willing to do more than its pledge to cut emission intensity if developed countries help developing ones, the prime minister said before he left to join the final round of talks at the climate summit in Copenhagen. A labourer works at a roadside sugar manufacturing unit in the western Indian state of Gujarat December 16, 2009. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will join his counterparts from other nations at the United Nations’ Climate Change Conference, including the U.S. President Barack Obama and Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, to give a final push to the negotiations that appear to be in deadlock.
“We are willing to do more, provided there are credible arrangements to provide both additional financial support as well as technological transfers from developed to developing countries,” Mr. Singh said in a statement. In the run up to the climate summit, India had pledged to reduce its emissions intensity by 20%-25% by 2020, and launched a series of measures to mitigate climate change, such as mandatory fuel-efficiency standards for all vehicles by December 2011 and introducing supercritical clean coal technologies for power plants.
The carbon intensity is the amount of carbon-dioxide emissions for each unit of gross domestic product. Mr. Singh said developing countries, such as India, will be worst-hit by global warming and its adverse consequences, and that India is fully committed to working with the rest of the world to preserve and protect the environment. “This is our common heritage, and this is what we must bequeath to our succeeding generations,” he said.
I am made of a simple wood… That blows the tunes of heaven only when handled with care! However, my luck has never been in my favor. I asked myself, a place which is made of bamboos so I have been placed in it. An ordinary being born in an ordinary family with extraordinary capacities. No one has heard me, because every time I was ended in the hands of ignorant. I blew the anger in me, because I was not respected. That anger was treated negatively that I ended up being cornered. Every time someone tried to play on me, they preferred keeping it aside because they assumed it only blows the bitter tunes. They never tried to understand the depth and mysteries which they could have enjoyed if they would have had patience to discover the melodies in me and tried to play the right raga on right time, which requires taleem. 
As one enters a new phase in his life, a period which encompasses best of both worlds: on one side the freedom and enjoyment of being youth coupled with a realization of your destiny. Excitement is rife as one awaits the discovery of college life and explores the fun and power of collaboration and peering. Gliding through the limitless welkin of passion and desire there is concurrence of talent and opportunity. As the road ahead diverges and presents undulating scope and variety, one needs to focus and converge on every single opportunity. With a range of festivals and events calendared for the coming year, it is subscribed to be a euphoric commencement to each person’s impassioned destiny. As innate philosophy of every change reflects upon cardinality of every stage, it’s a transcendental transition. From skits to mudras, classrooms to lecture halls, meals to mess everything’s animated with prime finesse. From remembering the nostalgic threads of school days to the new fabric of college life, it’s a wrap of intensity and rapture. Today as we trudge into an arena of more desirable span of life one wonders the classy conception of tomorrow. With its inviting vista and a novel beginning of ever more zestful and brighter things to come, it is cheers to life
Just stop copying those laboratory files, stop making those diagrams which you can’t make sense of, stop mugging up books which you don’t like to study and stop doing anything which you don’t want to. When you do that, you will suddenly feel a vacuum in your mind. A feeling where you won’t know what you do. Yes, stop for some moments. And then, start thinking. Is this what you want to do all your life? Copying, mugging up, forcing yourself? Stop to think what you want to do. Set a goal in life. Don’t do things the way everyone is doing. Carve your own path.
It is a hot summer day and you feel thirsty. Your friend offers you a glass of refreshing cold lemonade. How do you feel when you see the glass and when you drink it?The feeling which you experience, you’ll probably describe as happiness or pleasure. There is a connection between the two and at times one evokes the other, but they definitely aren’t the same. Pleasure is something more dependent on your five senses while happiness on the other hand is independent of these. A good feeling that you experience as eating a delicacy, enjoying a party or while engaging yourself in a joyous activity, doing something constructive with the five senses and depending on the people, objects and circumstances is pleasure.
Collective Inspiration