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Apr 2nd, 2011 : This day, every Indian has been waiting for 
28 years after all, the dream of India becoming Champions in World Cricket has come true. Indians will carry this emotions for decades to come.. Now, everyone has their own perceptions about how Team India became World Champions of Cricket. But my belief on one man “The man – The Machine – The Master Mind –> Midas Singh Dhoni” has made everything for Indian Cricket. Now we are the champions of all formats of cricket which makes cricket more and more dominant in all parts of the country. Whenever I see small kids playing cricket in streets I find the intense passion on this game and one man made it true for this country by lifting the Cup of Pride.. To my admiration many people started accusing Dhoni’s leadership as luck working out at times. If it is the case, why didn’t the same luck work out for Sachin or Ganguly when they lead the team in World Cup earlier. I call Dhoni’s way of leading as the Spirit of Platinum Leadership. For me, it’s a continuous case study. And to all the polls that discussed about who played the best in WC Final against Srilanka, I completely abide by the decision of ICC Match Referee. For all those, who are unable to digest and hope that India will lift the most coveted cup of cricket.Here are some insights about why its so easy for us. FYI:: http://tinyurl.com/SachinonDhoni ; http://tinyurl.com/KapilonDhoni ; http://tinyurl.com/GangulyonDhoni ;
Apr 5th / 6th : With the World Cup memories still afresh within, I attended Cognizant Technology Services internship interview. I am offered an opportunity to ‘Be Open, Be Flexible, Be Aware, Be Proactive, Be Collaborative, Be focused, Be Efficient, Innovative and above all Be Cognizant!! Seriously I thank my conscious effort about working with NotionInk earlier and honestly rating gadgets. There was a bit of luck that turned on my side at the end of day. I should thank Vinay Mishra for giving us opportunity and Sridhar Sir + K Ramesh Sir for shaping us efficiently. I am about to board CTSH Chennai on Apr 25th, 2011 and I have to prove to be passionate.. I am done with 2nd Sem exams in parallel.
Dwaraka–Proactive Economy…
Posted on: March 27, 2011
> Veeraval – Somnath
> Rajkot Jn
> Ahmedabad
> GandhiNagar
> Mumbai – Kalyan Jn
> Pune
> Surat
> Warangal / SC
I always thought about the growth of Gujarat Economy as proactive with people over there very conscious about everything straight from electing their Chief Minister successively. The Vibrant Economy Show – why its attracting lot of investments from NRI’s and why AP – ITs Show is not competitive enough is clear when I spent about 7 days in Gujarat. Right from Somnath Temple – its light show + cultural heritage to state road transport corporation to its operational cost and excellence to rich wealth. Every moment at Gujarat made me proud of being there. The whole sleepless night I spent at Rajkot railway station really sets a benchmark for our SC Railways. I also admired at the way the Western Railways have minimized the operational cost even the food we purchase on platforms is worth every penny and sometimes less than MRP (specially packed for Railways)…
Coming back to IPE – its time for us to bide farewell to seniors. 
We are past one memorable year at post graduation which means entering into placement / career phase shortly. Alumni meet – 3rd Sunday has seen many distinguished alumni of our college..
Nostalgia @ IPE :: I V Prasad Reddy, Shanta Biotech ; Bharath Bhusan, IRTS ; Vinayak Mishra, General Manager, Cognizant
Requirements Engineering
Posted on: December 29, 2010
Requirements Engineering and Requirements Management — I really liked this post! Just hv a glance ..
Requirements engineering – helps software engineers to better understand the problem they will work to solve. It encompasses the set of tasks that lead to an understanding of what the business impact of the software will be, what the customer wants, and how end-users will interact with the software. It establishes a solid base for design and construction.
Key issues:
1. Understanding the requirements of a problem is among the most difficult tasks that face a software engineer.
2. Doesn’t the customer know what is required?
3. Shouldn’t the end-users have a good understanding of the features and functions that will provide benefit?“I know you think you understand what I said, but what you don’t understand is what I said is not what I mean.”
Requirements Engineering Tasks.. plz continue..
via University of Santo Tomas – Institute of Computer Studies
End exams – End year
Posted on: December 28, 2010
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Hmm,
2010 – what does it mean for me??
stay tuned…
K'think 