Homebuyer’s charter of demands
The Hindustan Times, New Delhi edition published on 23 May 2014 a charter of demand’s raised by homebuyers. I’ve attached the article as …
Google Apps is no longer free!
I’ve been using Google apps standard edition for small businesses since the past 8 years. It was a real boon for small …
Understanding home loans in India
It’s taken me a few years to understand how home loans work in India. This post should help anyone who’s got a …
KFC – unhygienic and insanitary in India!
The most popular KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken) in New Delhi, the capital city of India, was shut down yesterday as it was a “Health Hazard”. The government order, clearly stating that the KFC was found to be “running under unsanitary and un-hygienic conditions” is posted here.
Supreme Court Judgment on RTE act explained
On 12 April 2012, the Supreme Court of India delivered a Judgment upholding provisions of the “The Right of Children to Free …
Right to Education Act – More problems than can be digested
Private schools in India should be allowed to convert to profitable, tax paying institutions. They should pay the entire cost of land, in case they have got land at a discounted rate. They should decide who to admit and what fee to charge, but they should also pay taxes on any profits they make. These taxes, collected by the Government of India, should be used to setup more schools that can provide free education.
Anti-virus for a Mac: To use or not to use.
Every time a new virus or malware is found, Apple usually provides a solution in the form of a OS update or a security update. If the Mac OS is being regularly updated, there is no need of an antivirus. I would prefer Apple’s updates any day over installing an antivirus, which, besides slowing down the system, creates more security holes and also consumes bandwidth. I don’t use an anti-virus.