Friday, 2 February 2018

No good time for the Indian Middle Class.



When Modi Government had introduced GST and announced Demonetization, they had claimed that it is a Master Stroke and will result in boosting Indian Economy.
It seems that Government doesn't have confidence in their own plan, 2018 Budget is kind of witness for same.
If GST is there to improve tax collection and ease of business, and demonetization helped the government to curb most of the black money, then why the government didn't offer any relief for the Middle class in their recent budget?

Budget 2018 didn't offer anything to the Middle class, the same Middle class which had suffered most during Demonetization an also faced a lot of trouble due to the introduction of GST. Many of them thought that standing in queue because of the mistake commited by government is some kind of National Duty, they didn't complain, they didn't cry, and some of them literally died whie standing in-line in front of banks.

GST proved bad news f0r Middle Class Buisnesmen and small shope owners , many of them them ran out of business. Many people lost job due to it, instead of creating employment it resulted into people loosing their current job. This was the same middle class who were always their defending every move, every action of the Modi government.

Now whom you will blame that they feel cheated by the same government whom they had supported blindly?

In recent budget government doesn't offer any changes in current tax slab for middle class people, what it means?
1) Government is going to take the same cut of amount from the salery of common man which they were taking last year on the name of INCOME TAX.
2) Rates of Petrol and Diesel increased tremendously in last 2-3 year.
3) Cost of living increased in all the urban areas.
4) price of goods and commoditiy are still increasing.
5) Remember the fact that keeping money in bank and using services of bank also become very costly since the demonetization move of the government.
Relief in tax slab would have helped the middle class people in saving some money to meet most of the needs.
In Short, sorry middle class no अच्छे दिन for you!!

Friday, 24 October 2014

Google doodle celebrates Mangalyaan's one month in Mars orbit

Mars Mission
Mangalyaan in an orbit around Mars

In a tribute to India's space-technology prowess, Google is celebrating with a doodle today the completion of one month by Mangalyaan in an orbit around Mars. 
Mangalyan is Saskrit name for "Mars Craft" launched by India. ("Mars-craft"  मंगल mangala, "Mars" and यान yāna, "craft, vehicle")


Information about Mangalyan
Lift-off Mass 1337 kg
Structures Aluminum and Composite Fiber Reinforced Plastic (CFRP) sandwich construction-
modified I-1 K Bus
Mechanism Solar Panel Drive Mechanism (SPDM), Reflector & Solar panel deployment
Propulsion Bi propellant system (MMH + N2O4) with additional safety and redundancy features for MOI. Proplellant mass:852 kg
Thermal System Passive thermal control system
Power System Single Solar Array-1.8m X 1.4 m - 3 panels - 840 W Generation (in Martian orbit), Battery:36AH Li-ion
Attitude and Orbit Control System AOCE (Attitude and Orbit Control Electronics): with MAR31750 Processor

Sensors: Star sensor (2Nos), Solar Panel Sun Sensor (1No), Coarse Analogue Sun Sensor

Actuators: Reaction Wheels (4Nos), Thrusters (8Nos), 440N Liquid Engine
Antennae Low Gain Antenna (LGA), Mid Gain Antenna (MGA) and High Gain Antenna (HGA)
Launch Date Nov 05, 2013
Launch Site SDSC SHAR Centre, Sriharikota, India
Launch Vehicle PSLV - C25

 


It is really great to see that whole world is praising India's Mission to Mars, best thing about this Mission is that it is completed in record time with budget less than what cost to  make the movie Gravity 

 

 




The Indian Space Research Organization's Mars Orbiting Mission (MOM) captured imagery of the tiny moon transiting the Red Planet In October 2014.


                   


 

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 The image was taken from an altitude of 74500 km from the surface of Mars.
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      First image taken by ISRO's Mars Orbiter Mission, it is taken from a height of 7300 km; with 376 m spatial resolution.

     Anaglyph 3D image of Mars - generated using multiple pictures acquired by Mars Color Camera.

     

    Another full disc image of Mars, taken by the Mars Color Camera, from an altitude of 66,543 km.

     


    Reference:  

    1. https://www.facebook.com/isromom?fref=ts
    2. http://www.isro.org/mars/home.aspx

    Thursday, 25 September 2014

    Saturday, 21 September 2013

    Nagpur

                                               Aangewada Village
                                             

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    Gorewada lake, Beautiful place in Nagpur, Recently Maharasthra Government decide to destroy it by turning jungle into park :-(


                                              Nagpur Monsoon 2013
                                              The next day Bike Mechanic celebrated Diwali
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                                               Vrindawan Colony, Nagpur.