The country is seething with anger but if history is any thing to go by things would settle down again to slumber awaiting another call to several lives. We at gyangang dont wanna say that we can change it all, but frankly we dont care what the result is. Its time for us to get together and take action but after a due thought, so join us if you think you can make a difference. Things begin with a candle march in Delhi University, the details can be found at the following link. It's our country's call
Celebrating Management Excellence:FMS Fiesta 2008
FMS, at present, is gearing up for the fourth edition of Fiesta after the thumping success of Fiesta 2007.
The Fiesta team is determined to make Fiesta 2008 live up to the rich FMS tradition of striving for distinction. We at gyangang are partners with FMS and want you to be a part of this enriching episode which promises to bring together the best minds in the country from both the student as well as the corporate fraternity to ignite the fires of innovation and enterprise.........Read More
Delhi University Hosts Tibet Festival
Ramjas College, Delhi University hosted a two day Tibet Fest from 27th to 28th November 2008, by Tibetan Students in DU. The fest was a major success in bringing all the Tibetan students together on one platform and raise awareness about their homeland among all those present in DU. Also, the very well organised event had a gala dinner on the last day of the fest. The event saw full participation of students in various activities. The fest included movie screenings, presentations, paintings of and from Tibet, traditional dances of Tibet, Tibetan food and major attractions like the Yak Dance which was extremely enthralling and the momos stall where one could see momos being made. Read More
The Financial Crisis: A Symposium
The whole world is abuzz with discussions revolving around the financial crisis. Industry experts, academicians and politicians have been burning the mid night oil to find out a possible solution to the global epidemic. We at Gyangang through our talented and dynamic interns working in the University of Delhi, have tried to ensemble a collection of perspectives of Academicians in the University.We shall welcome opinions and perspectives from experts across the world and even from students who want to express their opinions on the forum......Catch the Expert Opinions Here
Are IIM's Really the Best- I.R Sharma
RC Bharagava has recently made certain very relevant remarks about what and how IIMs are manufacturing management graduates. IIMs attract the best brains of India that include engineers, doctors, accountants, arts, science, and commerce graduates and even some from those selected in administrative services. Even hordes of IITians after getting the specialized training and knowledge of engineering join IIMs. Unfortunately, most of the students are without any work experiences. I am one of the many who disapprove this......Read More
Gyangang's GDPI Bus: The Time is Now
So the CAT 2008 is finally over and we would like to believe that it would have gone well for you, however we cannot undermine the possibility of it being a nightmare or not being up to the mark. The different answer keys would be raising your anxiety to heights unparallel. Every discussion with your friends shall give you ten different versions of interpreting whatever score you are getting. But don’t worry we will not add to the noise but say just two thing.....Read more
Patience is probably your only pal if you are using the Internet on the go.
With data cards falling to speeds under 10 kbps, there may be times when it takes all your self control to stop from chucking that laptop out of the window.
Here are some tips for those suffering form this bandwidth withdrawal syndrome on the go.
1)Go for the right browser
First, get a browser that will help you save bandwidth. Mozilla Firefox, for instance, works on compression techniques that will load Web pages much faster. Second, advertisements, especially Flash-based ones, are a major bandwidth hog. Kill these and you will end up saving a considerable amount of bandwidth. For this, Firefox comes with a couple of good add-ons such as Adblocker and Flashblocker. Also tweak your Explorer’s setting to disable images when not required and you will see the pages loading much quicker. For this you could use another Firefox extension called Imglikeopera Extension. This will load images from cachethis saves images on your PC, so they don’t require to be summoned from the respective websites -- thus saving bandwidth.
While on the topic of images, while sending pictures, make sure you are not transferring high-resolution ones. Use a photo editor programme like Microsoft Image Resizer to shrink pictures before you send them via email or upload them on a website.
2)Go for offline browsing
Webaroo (www.webaroo. com) is another interesting application for the bandwidth starved. This is an offline browsing programme that basically downloads pages from sites that you frequently visit on to your hard disk, thus making them locally available. The latest version, Webaroo 2, also lets you download videos from YouTube, Metacafe, Google Videos and other sites as well as download Flickr Photos by user, group and photoset. It’s also a good idea to have this handy if you subscribe to tons of RSS feeds. The application also offers change alerts and download suggestions on interesting videos and photos if you like, but this feature can get slightly irritating if you are working on the go.
3)Avoid auto updates
Auto updates might be a good thing for those working on a healthy Internet. But for those working on threadbare speeds, it’s a good idea to turn these off. Because these programmes keep downloading latest updates from the Internet as soon as they are available, they end up using precious bandwidth, eventually adding to your bill.
4)In hurry? Shun streaming.
Streaming sites such as YouTube or Metacafe are other bandwidth killers, so if you are on the go don’t touch these. Similarly, avoid streaming music sites that offer radio, since these add considerable strain to your browsing on the go.
5)Compressor programmes
If your connection calls for more dire measures, then you might need to shell out some extra money and get a permanent compressor programme like On-Speed (www.onspeed.com). This works like a charm if you work with image-heavy sites, because it compresses every single image, making pages lighter. However, bear in mind that since the system works by compressing the graphics, it also reduces their quality. This wonङt matter with most sites where the graphics have no useful function. But you might want to read the fine print before you sign up for programmes like this, mainly because if all your pages are going via OnSpeed then it knows what you are doing, and this information is valuable for serving ads
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By: hemant (Registered) on 26-08-2008 12:06