Virgin Mobile - Changing Room 20sec Hinglish.mpeg

In this ad they want to show that there is a boy whose mobile fall down in the girls changing room and he was trying to take it out. But suddenly girl came out and she thought that boy is doing something wrong so without knowing she started shouted on him .  In this ad they just says that save time and save yourself with special offers.

Funny Indian ad about AIDS awareness --Courtroom

In this ad they want to say that AIDS is a very serious problem. If anybody have any query should always clear it without any hesitation. Afterall its all about your life. You can always free to sms on specific number.

Very funny Indian ad for Education Times ,TOI - Hair Art

In this ad they want to say that without any knowledge don't try to do any profession because it can creat problem for you as well as for other persons also.  

Funny Indian ad Hutch Eskimo 2 windows live search MSN

Are you waiting to search anything all over the world. Hutch is always ready to give you all the information with its quick searching network. In this ad one man typed eskimo on his mobile phone and all the eskimos came from all over the world in front of him.Its a best selling connection which helps you any time , any where, anything. 

Very Funny Indian Commercial (TV AD) Coool! 3,00,000+ Views!

This ad is quite funny. In this ad there is an meeting where the boss is expecting the change in the organisation from his employees. But everybody thought about the change of coins and everybody collected the change and put it on the table. Even pion came & he also gave the change.The boss ultimately erased the change word from the whiteboard . Hence it shows the easily erasable whiteboard marker.

Camlin Marker Funny Indian Commercial Advertisement

This ad is very funny but somwhere it is emotional touch as they well said that bangles locket and bindi are symbols of married women it shows the connectivity of a husband lifeline . In this ad they show that her husband but a bindi with the permanent marker which is not possible to remove.As they tried to remove ultimately her husband alive. So the connection is really nice. That every women become a happy wife .

Award winning & funny Indian ad for Glycodin

This ad is very funny. In this ad they talk about the mythology that what ever the priest says they just follow them. In the beginning a couple went to suggest the name for their child but suddenly priest cough and the servant of that priest says that is the name of their child .Whenever somebody start coughing the boy think that he called up. He got married and he took his child to that priest again he wants to cough one man put the syrup in his mouth .The syrup name was glycodin and everybody thought that the name given by priest is glycodin. Once again  a baby got the funny name.But at last cough is ended.

CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR

Consumer behavior is "The study of individuals, groups, or organizations and the processes they use to select, secure, use, and dispose of products, services, experiences, or ideas to satisfy needs and the impacts that these processes have on the consumer and society."

The study of consumers helps firms and organizations improve their marketing strategies by understanding issues such as how

• The psychology of how consumers think, feel, reason, and select between different alternatives (e.g., brands, products, and retailers);
• The psychology of how the consumer is influenced by his or her environment (e.g., culture, family, signs, media);
• The behavior of consumers while shopping or making other marketing decisions;
• Limitations in consumer knowledge or information processing abilities influence decisions and marketing outcome; 
• How consumer motivation and decision strategies differ between products that differ in their level of importance or interest that they entail for the consumer; and
• How marketers can adapt and improve their marketing campaigns and marketing strategies to more effectively reach the consumer.

SCOPE OF MEDIA

Media industry has been growing rapidly. Today the role of media not only to  infrom but also to entertain and educate the people about their rights. The word media is broad now,  it includes- Print, television, internet, radio, magazines and so on. with the time, media is also changing its attitudes towards the coverage of news.

Media industry offers good career opputunities, but to make a Career in media industry is not easy task as people thinks. Media industry demands creativity, committement, hardwork, dedication and the in-depth knowledge of socio, economic,political issues. Today we are so much depend on media that we could not think of our lines without it. Imagine a day, you wake up from your bed and no nwespaer, TV, internet to bring you closer to the world. Don't you think you will feel cut off from the world.

Difference between Education and Literacy

While we discuss of the basic Difference between Education and Literacy, its important to note that education is all round development of the child whereas literacy defines the rate of people literate. The Difference between Education and Literacy is widely discussed topic in the recent times. It is true that the word literacy means reading and writing but an in- depth analysis of the term indicates that reading and writing are just the tip of the iceberg. Its important to note that simply being able to read the words on page does not mean that someone is literate, whereas in the world of education today literacy is becoming more and more important.

Teachers and parents are becoming more aware of the need for literacy programs in the school. As well schools in general are beginning to realize the need for literacy development in schools and are therefore working towards creating such programs to promote literacy in and outside of the schools.

OVER POPULATION

Overpopulation is a condition where an organism's numbers exceed the carrying capacity of its habitat. The term often refers to the relationship between the human population and its environment, the Earth. Steve Jones, head of the biology department at University College London, has said, "Humans are 10,000 times more common than we should be, according to the rules of the animal kingdom, and we have agriculture to thank for that. Without farming, the world population would probably have reached half a million by now." The world’s population has significantly increased in the last 50 years, mainly due to medical advancements and substantial increases in agricultural productivity.

CHILD LABOUR

The most innocent phase in human life is the childhood. It is that stage of life when the human foundations are laid for a successful adult life. It is the phase when we are carefree, fun-loving, learning, playing… Go back into your childhood and for most of us, there are beautiful memories. And how wonderful to have grown up with such carefree abandonment while we had parents, grandparents and others looking after us. But, this is the story of not too many children.

Yes, there are far more children scarred and tormented. They hate they childhood. They would do anything to get out of the dungeons of being children and controlled and tortured by others. They want to break-free from this world. Some manage to get out and get a better life, but many continue to be where they are, not out of choice, but force.

This is the true story of child labour. There are industries and individuals, who employee young innocent children. They put them to work under grueling circumstances. They make them work for long hours weaving delicate threads to make the world’s most expensive carpets. They make them work in dangerous factory units manufacturing fireworks. They make children carry load even heavier than their own body weight.
Though there was no nationwide data on the prevalent of honour killings in India, they quoted figures compiled by the India Democratic Women's Association, according to which Haryana, Punjab and U P account for about 900 honour killings and another 100 to 300 in the rest of the country.
"The total figure for India would be about the same as estimated for Pakistan, which researchers suggest has the highest per capita incidence of honour killings in the world."

HONOUR KILLING

More than 1,000 young people in India have been done to death every year owing to 'Honour Killings' linked to forced marriages and the country needs to introduce stringent legislation to deal firmly with the heinous crime, two legal experts have claimed.

Participating in International Child Abduction, Relocation and Forced Marriages Conference organised by the London Metropolitan University here, Chandigarh-based legal experts Anil Malhotra and his brother Ranjit Malhotra have said that in traditional societies, honour killings are basically 'justified' as a sanction for 'dishonourable' behaviour.

In a joint paper, they said: "Forced marriages and honour killings are often intertwined. Marriage can be forced to save honour, and women can be murdered for rejecting a forced marriage and marrying a partner of their own choice who is not acceptable for the family of the girl. They said in India, honour killings happen with regularity in Punjab, Haryana and western Uttar Pradesh.

"They happen not only within the Muslim community but also among Sikhs and Hindus."

SPRING SEASON

Spring Season is a particular type of season that is experienced in the temperate climatic zones. Spring is an intermediate seasonal phase in between winter and summer. Spring signifies the emergence of new life. Spring months are the blossoming months that bring meaningful growth and rejuvenation in its wake. Spring enriches natural beauty and it seems as if nature is dressed in a beautiful green gown.

Spring Time

This season arrives during different parts of the year in the North and South of the world. Places, which are situated in the north experience the spring season from March to May while in the southern part of the world, September to November is the springtime. Vernal Equinox indicates the arrival of spring season while the Summer Solstice announces its departure.

INDIA'S GREEN REVOLUTION

The world's worst recorded food disaster happened in 1943 in British-ruled India. Known as the Bengal Famine, an estimated four million people died of hunger that year alone in eastern India (that included today's Bangladesh). The initial theory put forward to 'explain' that catastrophe was that there as an acute shortfall in food production in the area. However, Indian economist Amartya Sen (recipient of the Nobel Prize for Economics, 1998) has established that while food shortage was a contributor to the problem, a more potent factor was the result of hysteria related to World War II which made food supply a low priority for the British rulers. The hysteria was further exploited by Indian traders who hoarded food in order to sell at higher prices.

Nevertheless, when the British left India four years later in 1947, India continued to be haunted by memories of the Bengal Famine. It was therefore natural that food security was a paramount item on free India's agenda. This awareness led, on one hand, to the Green Revolution in India and, on the other, legislative measures to ensure that businessmen would never again be able to hoard food for reasons of profit.

HISTORY OF INDIA

India earned its independence from the British on the 15/8/47. But the British army left India ultimately in 1950. The Indians celebrate 26/1/1950 as the Republic Day of India. On this day the Indian constitution was adopted. Until its independence in 1947, other countries which neighbor India today; Pakistan, Bangladesh (formerly East Pakistan), Myanmar (formerly Burma) and distant places like Aden in present day Yemen; were all parts of British India and were all considered as India. Until then (including the British era) India was never one single country but a collection of kingdoms and authorities with no sense of unity. In this sense India as one single country is mainly a result of British rule. Before that the word India was not used to indicate the present day India, but any kingdom, culture or community that existed between present day Afganistan, in the west, up to China and Myanmar in the east.

CRICKET

The origins of cricket lie somewhere in the Dark Ages - probably after the Roman Empire, almost certainly before the Normans invaded England, and almost certainly somewhere in Northern Europe. All research concedes that the game derived from a very old, widespread and uncomplicated pastime by which one player served up an object, be it a small piece of wood or a ball, and another hit it with a suitably fashioned club.

How and when this club-ball game developed into one where the hitter defended a target against the thrower is simply not known. Nor is there any evidence as to when points were awarded dependent upon how far the hitter was able to despatch the missile; nor when helpers joined the two-player contest, thus beginning the evolution into a team game; nor when the defining concept of placing wickets at either end of the pitch was adopted.

Etymological scholarship has variously placed the game in the Celtic, Scandinavian, Anglo-Saxon, Dutch and Norman-French traditions; sociological historians have variously attributed its mediaeval development to high-born country landowners, emigré Flemish cloth-workers, shepherds on the close-cropped downland of south-east England and the close-knit communities of iron- and glass-workers deep in the Kentish Weald. Most of these theories have a solid academic basis, but none is backed with enough evidence to establish a watertight case. The research goes on.

closing ceremony of CWG

Commonwealth Closing Ceremony in New Delhi, India would be the event to watch out for. Scheduled to be held on October 14 the event seems to bring in the same kind of anticipation as the opening ceremony. Unity and solidarity are chosen as the theme for the nineteenth Commonwealth Closing Ceremony. The organization committee promises nothing but the best with almost 7000 artist's domestic and international ready to mesmerize all eyes with their talent. 
According to the closing ceremonies held in other host countries, it can be concluded that a similar set of events would adorn the Closing Ceremony of Commonwealth Games 2010.

Generally, the last bit of the closing ceremony includes celebrities from the film fraternity. There are dance performances by Bollywood as well as Hollywood actors and actresses. Like in Melbourne, 2006, the concluding ceremony had lively performances by Rani Mukherjee, Aishwarya Rai and Saif Ali Khan. The program was followed by a short promotional video of the next Commonwealth Games, scheduled to be held in Delhi, India in 2010. 

The mascot, Sheru-the Friendly Tiger, of the Commonwealth 2010 Games, paraded the stage and also waved at the cheerful audience. He was accompanied by Bollywood actresses Priyanka Chopra and Lara Dutta.

There was a theme song, which invited people to the next 2010 Commonwealth Games in India. Moreover, the David Dixon Award was presented to Samresh Jung for the Fairest and the Best Indian Team Shooter

jessica lal murder case

The Supreme Court is expected to pronounce its verdict in the Jessica Lall murder case today in which prime accused Manu Sharma has challenged his conviction and life sentence awarded by the Delhi High Court.

A Bench comprising Justices P Sathasivam and Swantanter Kumar had reserved its verdict on February 18.

Senior advocate Ram Jethmalani, appearing for Manu Sharma alias Siddharth Vasisth, had assailed the High Court verdict which had set aside the trial court judgement acquitting the accused.

He had alleged that the High Court Bench had made up its mind to hold Sharma guilty.

Solicitor General Gopal Subramanium had submitted that there was sufficient evidence against Manu Sharma for his involvement in the crime.

The prosecution had said Lall was shot dead by Manu Sharma at the Tamarind Court Cafe restaurant owned by socialite Bina Ramani at Qutub Colonade in South Delhi on the night of April 29, 1999.

A trial court had acquitted Sharma on February 21, 2006. This led to a huge public outcry. The Delhi High Court took suo moto notice of the acquittal and reopened the case after an appeal by the Delhi Police. Charging Manu with murder, destroying evidence and under Arms Act, the Delhi High Court sentenced him to life imprisonment.

Sharma challenged the High Court verdict in the Supreme Court.

The High Court had held two other accused in the case - Vikas Yadav and Amarjeet Singh Gill - guilty of destruction of evidence. They have also challenged their conviction and four-year jail sentence.

Manu Sharma is the son of senior Haryana Congress leader Vinod Sharma while Yadav is the son of controversial Uttar Pradesh politician D P Yadav.

ARUSHI MURDER CASE

The CBI case closure report while detailing the investigation said there were no witnesses other than the parents and Hemraj.

While the crime scene had not been preserved at all, the CBI, which took up the case on June one, 2008, said things were pretty normal at Talwar's residence till 10.30 PM on the fateful day as suggested in the video camera where some pictures had been clicked.

The father was hooked on the internet till midnight, the report said.

The CBI also highlighted the fact that it was unlikely that the murderer could have killed the victim and then wrapped her body properly in a bed sheet.

The report claimed that the dentist had asked UP police team to rush after Hemraj rather than giving them sufficient time to secure the scene of crime.

It also claimed that Rajesh had failed to immediately identify the body of Hemraj found on the terrace.

historical places

Red Fort – It was built in 1638 by the great Mughal Emperor Shahjahan. It was made in red stone; that's why it is called red fort or laal qila  in Hindi language.

Qutab Minar- It is the highest minaret in India; almost 250 feet above the ground. It is situated in Mehrauli in Delhi.

Humayun's Tomb- Humayun was the second Mughal emperor and son of Babar. After his death his tomb was made in this garden in the mughal style. The garden has been divided into many squares or blocks which make a beautiful view.

India Gate- It is situated in the centre of Delhi. It was designed in 1921 by Edwin Lutyens. It is a memorial for soldiers who lost their lives for the safety of nation. It is a great picnic spot for people of Delhi.

Jama Masjid – It is situated opposite to Red fort. It is the largest mosque in India. It was the last monument made by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan. A sum of Rs.10 lakh was spent on its construction.

Jantar Mantar- It is an astronomical observatory situated in Connaught circus. It was built by Maharaja Jai Singh II of Jaipur in the year 1724. Maharaja made four more such observatories at different places.

Rashtrapati Bhawan or Parliament House- It was designed by Edward Lutyens during the British rule in India. Now, it is the official residence if the President of India. Hence it is called Rashtrapati Bhawan in India. It occupies 340 rooms.

internet

Email.
Email is now an essential communication tools in business. It is also excellent for keeping in touch with family and friends. The advantages to email is that it is free ( no charge per use) when compared to telephone, fax and postal services.

Services.
Many services are now provided on the internet such as online banking, job seeking and applications, and hotel reservations. Often these services are not available off-line or cost more.

visit of MBICEM

Hello frnds as u know dat since 6th of feb im in delhi and i will be back around 20th of feb i wud like 2 share u my moments wich im spending in mbicem . firstly 6 to 10 suri was with me & we both enjoyed together a lot we were cuming here at 8:30 for radio news recording after dat we were taking our classes as usual after the class we just hangout &done lot of or u can say full on masti & went to home . Here all d teachers are very supportive they really take agud care of us. We learnt many things we watched many documentry movies with karan sir & atul sir we were lucky 2 get an opportunity .Wen suri gone & i was abt 2 cum i made an psa u know psa no il tell u its PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT with the help of sir and mbicem students . Let see wat more il learn here & dan il tell u ok .Till d time just wait and watch

3G TECHNOLOGY

3G is the third generation of wireless technologies. It comes with enhancements over previous wireless technologies, like high-speed transmission, advanced multimedia access and global roaming. 3G is mostly used with mobile phones and handsets as a means to connect the phone to the Internet or other IP networks in order to make voice and video calls, to download and upload data and to surf the net.
The first thing you require is a device (e.g. a mobile phone) that is 3G compatible. This is where the name 3G phone comes from - a phone that has 3G functionality; nothing to do with the number of cameras or the memory it has. An example is the iPhone 3G.
3G phones commonly have two cameras since the technology allows the user to have video calls, for which a user-facing camera is required for capturing him/her

understanding media

What is ur fav. T.V Programme ? What do u like listening to on the radio? Which newspaper or magazine do u usually read? Do you surf the net and wat have u found most useful abt it? Did u know dat there ie one word dat is often used to collectively refer to the radio ,tv,newspaper internet and several other forms of communication.This word is 'media'.Can u think of one thing dat u have learnt frm the media this week?Everything ranging frm the stall at the local fair to the programmedat u see on TV can be called media. Media is a plural form of 'medium' & it describes the various ways through wich we communicate in society. Because media refers to all means of communication ,everything ranging frm a phone call to the evening news on TV can be called media. TV,radio &newspapers are a form of media dat reaches millions of people, or the masses ,across the country and the world and,thus,they are called mass media.

Radio jockey

Although Radio Jockeys are required for all channels of Radio, but a Radio Jockey is usually related to FM. But why FM?. FM channel broadcasts in stereo and has very good sound quality as compared to other short, medium wave channels. FM channels are relatively new medium and has gone through lot of changes since its formation. The style, expression, delivery, and content too have developed. FM Radio is a fast progressing industry with more and more channels opening up in every city of the world.  Even my frnds n me are also doing practise and act like a RJ.

Mass Communication

What is Mass Communication?The dictionary suggests that Mass Communication is a collective term used to describe the academic study of various means of communication by which individuals and entities relay information to large segments of the population all at once through mass media. And mass media is that particular medium through which the information is communicated to a large section of the audience.

In a nutshell, Mass Communication is the study of mass media and mass media includes all types of medium used to convey the information to the audience. Examples of mass media include newspapers, magazines, cinema films, radio, television, etc. The graduates of Mass Communication programs work in a variety of fields in news media and publishing, public relations and research institutes.

girls education

Education of girls has been a high priority with the Government of India. The National commitment to provide free and compulsory education to all children in the 6- 14 years age group is now a Fundamental Right of every child in India after the passing of the Constitution (86th Amendment) Act in December, 2002

WHAT IS LOVE

HIIIIIIEE FRNDS
Hello everybody today i wud like to discuss on a very interesting topic with u  all .First  of all i wud like to ask u an question dat according to u wat is luv ? Wen subbody ask u or u hear dis word wat all strikes in ur mind hmm . Ok I tell u for me luv is a beautiful word  , it is a sweet pain wich i suppose everyone wanted to be a part of it.Real, true love is unconditional. All other “kinds” of love are not really love. Most parents and kids don’t love each other, most people in relationships don’t love each other, most people on the planet never experience unconditional love in their entire lives… or at least it sure looks that way.
To love someone unconditionally means that you love the person exactly as they are, exactly as they were before, and exactly as they will be in the future – because people change all the time, so if you love the person, you will love them even if they become something you disagree with. How many parents can say that about their kids? How many people can say that about their “lover”? Love is not about you or your pleasure. It’s not about what you get out of it or what the other person can give to you. It’s not about having a trophy you can show off with and tell people “This is *MY* girlfriend/boyfriend/wife/husband/son/daughter/whatever”. You do not “own” anyone. It’s not about you feeling ‘proud’ to be with someone who always agrees with everything you say and do and never does anything you disagree with. Unconditional love means that the person can just live their life exactly as they choose and you will always be there for them no matter what.
Relationships are like trying to put love into a box and keep it there, except love is infinitely sized, and the box is… well, there is no box large enough. And a normal, conventional marriage is quite possibly the worst possible way to show someone how much you love them.SO plz give ur opinion abt it .

weekend

Hello Frnds
Last weekend Ienjoyed a lot on saturday i went Omaxe mall with my frnds and we watch movie" NO ONE KILLED JESSICA" It was such a nice movie i really inspired with the Rani Mukherjee who played a reporter's role her name was Meera in this film. I really like her attitude towards her job and also her dressing sense. As we are also studing the journalism so all my collogue  should watch this movie. I am sure you definetly like it . In this movie we can learn how to work in this field and how much attentive you have to perform regarding the job.After watching the movie me and my frnds went to pfc i.e . Prem Food Court there we had a lunch around 4:30 i left for my home. Next day means Sunday again it was busy schedule of mine I went Bharatpur at my sister's home there i enjoyed a lot but when we are coming back to pavilion i stucked in traffic jam which spoiled my long time but finnaly we reached home around 6'o'clock. It was just my happy time.