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Ravi Suhag: Son of a Farmer a Top Ethical Hacker

The 27-year-old Ravi Suhag may have had a humble beginning but he has now won 14 out of the 16 hackathons he has participated in in the last four years. A farmer’s son who didn’t own a computer until college has become the toast of India’s hackathon scene.

Some of the world’s wealthiest people started out dirt poor. The stories of rags-to-riches remind us that through determination, grit, hard work and a little bit of luck anyone can overcome their circumstances and achieve extraordinary success.

Early Life of Ravi Suhag

Ravi Suhag spent the first half of his schooling years at a Hindi-medium village school in Jhajjar, Haryana. There both faculty and facilities weren’t at their best. When Ravi Suhag was in the seventh grade, his father came home with a new gadget. The gadget was a combination of an FM radio and tape recorder. That day Ravi Suhag discovered his budding interest in electronics. He broke down the entire thing to pieces. Later he faced the fear that his father would kill him if he couldn’t assemble it back. Anyhow after studying for a few months, he assembled it back and made it work. After that, Ravi Suhag never stopped tinkering with all sorts of electronics—lights, radios, speakers–in a locked room.

Ravi Suhag
Ravi Suhag

Later, in his ninth grade, he switched to an English-medium school.  He initially struggled to get comfortable with the language. After the first six months, though, Ravi Suhag began getting top marks in physics. Soon he hit the 12th grade, like many other young Indians, he had set his sights on attending one of the elite Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT). He had a drawback that his computer knowledge was limited to the likes of Microsoft Paint, and he’d never owned a computer and only seen a computer at school.

Preparation for IIT

Ravi Suhag studied with all his efforts by candlelight, snatching sleep between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. His village had spotty internet, so he decided to move to rented accommodation. Ravi Suhag shared his new home with two other boys. He spent what little free time he had listening to a fixed playlist of late 2000’s Bollywood hits. Observing his dedication and determination everyone had high hopes from him. His family, his tutors, and even Ravi Suhag himself—was confident that he would ace the competitive exam.

Suhag mentions this that his mind went blank on the exam day and couldn’t clear the IIT exam. He was crushed by the results, and spent the next few months solemn and solitary.

If not IIT then what next?

Ravi Suhag made into another engineering college—Kamrah Institute of Information Technology (KIIT) in Gurugram. A  normal engineering college about which most of us haven’t even heard. There he went on to become the ideal student once again. But over time, he realised that it good grades weren’t enough.

So, while still in college, Ravi Suhag founded his own consulting firm, Inspiration Edge. He used the money he had saved by conducting tuition classes on the side. He started borrowing books from the college library to teach himself design and coding skills. These skills according to him would come in handy in the future.

Ravi Suhag
Ravi Suhag

ACP MANJITA VANZARA- Engineer turned Fashion Designer turned Assistant Commissioner of Police

 

 

“Public service must be more than doing a job efficiently and honestly. It must be a complete dedication to the people and to the nation.”- Margaret Chase Smith

The story of Manjita Vanzara is an inspiration in a lot of ways. It inspires the youth, the parents, the women of the society and everyone who has dreams in their eyes. Her career path is as twisted as it seems. She went from being an engineer, to studying fashion design and then, finally clearing the Civil Services Exam and becoming an Assistant Commissioner Of Police. Let’s take a look why she chose to be a police officer.

Early Life

Manjita was born and brought up in a family where everyone had a Civil Services background, yet she was never interested in being one of the IAS or IPS. After completing her schooling, she chose engineering for graduation. She completed her engineering from Nirma University and during her graduation she developed an interest in fashion designing. So right after graduation, she enrolled herself for fashion designing from NIFT. She even worked some of the most reputed fashion brands in the city. Soon she decided to do her post graduation in education and completed it by achieving a gold medal.

“During my post-graduation a thought occurred to me that I have always received good things from the society, what is the best way to give back to the society?”- MANJITA

Manjita, although born with a silver spoon, had to struggle a lot. Her parents wanted her to know what a common man goes through each day. They never gave her a car to travel, she used the public transport to commune. That is when, Manjita realized the hardships of a common person and decided to work for the people.

Life as a Police Officer

Manjita started to prepare for the Civil Services during her post graduation itself. Although she could not clear the exam in the first attempt, but in 2011, Manjita passed the UPSC exam and became the Assistant Commissioner of Police F-division. And today, Manjita is now a part of a program called, SurakshaSahay, that helped women in the bootlegging business to bring a change in their lives and improve their standard of living by providing them stipend while collaborating with big brands.

ACP Manjita Vanzara with the chharnagar kids
ACP Manjita Vanzara with the chharnagar kids

Today, Manjita is a well-known officer famous for her creative ways to deal with criminals. She is an honest and polite police officer who is always ready to listen to the problems of people and find ways to solve them.

“There are friends of mine who earn in 7 digits but for me bringing a smile on a deprived women, or helping a child get education is worth more than 7 digits. It has never been about money, it has always been about helping the people.”- MANJITA

Manjita Vanzara

There is an incident when Manjita went into a gambling den wearing burqa and caught 28 gamblers red-handed. Her unique style of dealing with criminals made her popular among the people. She also did similar raids to uncover sex rackets. She is also known for freeing the Chharnagar colony from illegal liquor business.

This is the message she gave to the people in a post on HumansOfABad

“Usually, parents want their daughters to be doctor or engineer or architect. I feel that they should actively think of sending them to the police force as it can be a very fulfilling job. This is a field where women avoid joining so I encourage more women to join police. I also want more and more young people to join Police Force.”- MANJITA

A Bharatnatyam and Kuchipudi performer, Manjita wants more women to be a part of the police force and take the reign of their lives in their own hands. She is surely a storehouse of talent. Manjita’s life story is a motivation for everyone who wants to make this nation a better place. Her story is a motivation for the people who are afraid of choosing a career path too late. She is a motivation for every women who’s afraid to join the police or army because someone said it’s not for the women.

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The Inspirational Story of Byju Raveendran – He Cleared CAT 3 Times with 100 percentile, However He did not Join Guess Why

 “You have to be burning with an idea, or a problem, or a wrong that you want to right. If you’re not passionate enough from the start, you’ll never stick it out.”

-Steve Jobs

He Cleared CAT three times with 100 percentile, However He did not Join..Guess why ? Because He has other Dreams – To Start His Own Company , His Company is Now Funded by Facebook Co-Founder Mark Zuckerberg ….Read More About His Journey….

The Inspirational Story of Byju Raveendran

Byju Raveendran comes out as a sharp and canny entrepreneur. The manner in which Raveendran, 38, has scaled up what started as a coaching classes business to now India’s most valued ed-tech firm with marquee investors is evidence of his entrepreneurial drive and gumption.

Early Life

Hailing from a small village Azhikode in Kannur district, Kerala, Byju Raveendran attended a Malayalam-medium School, where both his parents were teachers. His mother taught Mathematics and father taught Physics in the same school where their son studied. Although his parents were teachers, it is said that they never pressurized him to excel at academics. Instead, his father encouraged him to get involved in sports, and this is the reason Byju played six different sports at the university level, namely Football, Table Tennis, Badminton, Cricket and more.

Byju never had an intention of pursuing his career in the field of sports. Like most of his fellow classmates he only thought of getting into medical science or engineering. He choose to become an engineer. He graduated in Mechanical Engineering from Government Engineering College, Kannur. After graduation he secured a job as a “Service Engineer” at a multi-national shipping firm.

In the beginning

Once Byju Raveendram was on a vacation to Bangalore. There, he had many friends who were preparing for CAT exam. Byju since childhood was good in maths and science and always studied the subject all by himself. Knowing this fact his friends asked him to help them prepare for CAT. He helped his friends with their problems, taught the various concepts and he himself appeared in the exam just for fun. Surprisingly, he scored a perfect 100 percentile and most of his friends too cleared the exam.

Nevertheless, he didn’t enroll in any of the IIM’s or B-schools. Through positive word of mouth, many people came to know about him. From here his journey of becoming a professional teacher began. He taught MBA aspirants tips and tricks to solve aptitude questions of the terrace of a friend’s house. As Byju’s popularity increased, the number of students also increased. The venue was changed from the terrace to a classroom and then to an auditorium.

Initial Stage

Byju enjoyed taking classes and sharing his knowledge, he eventually gave up his job and began teaching. Byju started taking workshops. He kept his initial workshops free of cost. He charged only for the advanced workshops once the students were comfortable with his style of teaching. Byju became very popular among students. At a time he used to take maths workshops for over 20,000 students across different cities like Delhi, Pune, Mumbai and Chennai.

He began recording his own lectures in year 2009. This was done so that he could make the lectures available to students across cities he could not travel to.

The Idea

A few of his students, after passing out from IIM’s contacted him. They shared the idea of taking Byju’s classes to a new domain. Byju and the students founded a company named “Think and Learn” that aimed at creating content for school students. The target audience included school students because Byju believed that complete concept clarity is required for performing well in any competitive examination. This can only be imparted during a person’s schooling.

Byju’s has three main segments—technology, media and content, and sales and marketing.  Except the technology segment, for which Raveendran brought in external talent, the top managements in the other segments are populated with his students.

Advancements

In 2011 Byju was incorporated as Think & Learn Pvt. Ltd with focus on the K-12 segment. By 2014 Byju launched tablets for teaching.

In August 2015, Byju’s Android and iOS mobile apps had over 5.5 million downloads with 2,50,000+ annual subscriptions.

During September 2016, Chan-Zuckerberg initiative, the philanthropic organisation created by Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook Founder) and Pricilla Chan (Mark’s wife), invested a whopping $50 million in Byju’s firm.

In 2017, Byju’s- The Learning App was incorporated by the “Harvard University” as one of its case studies.

Personal Information about the Byju’s

Byju Raveendran is said to possess great powers of persuasion, which he is often seen using to deflect attention from his personal life. For example, he looks fairly young, but when one tries to find out how old he is exactly, one is told that he doesn’t like to reveal his age. When asked about his wife, Divya, who works with him, Byju hesitates, then, after a long pause, opens up about what it is like to work with her. According to him it’s so much fun when you are in this journey together.

Divya Gokulnath, his wife, holds the opinion that if they are working together that means they are fit, not just personally, but professionally. Possibly she can’t imagine working without him. She is a director in the company, playing a major role in the academic team as well as handling other functions like PR. Like most of the top management team, she was also his student in the early days. Though his classes helped her get admission at Stanford University, she received a job offer from Raveendran and chose to stay and work with him, and at some point they got married.

Raveendran wears a black t-shirt every day because it’s easy to get ready in the morning. He plays football every night after work with his colleagues, whom he describes as his extended family. Byju calls himself an “entrepreneur by chance” but he is going after growth and success aggressively.

Some more stuff for knowledge

Byju Raveendran is a mathematical genius and it is his infectious energy and passion that make him an ideal CEO-founder for the company. It is observed that none of the team members who joined in the beginning has left, though some have gone for their post-graduation and then returned.

He emphasizes on learning for the sake of learning or understanding the subject rather than rote-learning for exams. Raveendran genuinely believes in making learning the focus of education. And while his approach may not be as subversive as his pitch likes to make it seem, he has succeeded in finding a way to turn it into a lucrative business with a huge potential for growth. That is where his genius truly lies. “A Great leader’s courage to fulfill his vision comes from passion not position.”, John C. Maxwell.

Poonam Dalal IPS Success Story – From a Primary Teacher to ACP – The Epitome of Will Power and Hard Work

 Success is the result of perfection, hard work, learning from failure, loyalty, and persistence.

– Colin Powell

Success never comes the easy way, one has to do the hard work it takes to reach the goal. Poonam Dalal is one such woman who sets the perfect example for the fact the success is the result of hard work, persistence and will power. Poonam Dalal is currently serving as the ACP Vigilance Gurgaon, but behind this prestigious rank is years of hard work and the will to never quit upon a dream. Let us take a look on the journey of Poonam Dalal-

The beginning of struggles

Poonam Dalal belongs to a middle-class family of Jhajjar, Haryana. She was born and brought up in Delhi. After passing class 12th in 2002, she took up a job as Primary teacher at MCD School, Rohini, New Delhi. Along with her job, she did her graduation as an external student from Delhi University.

After completing her graduation, she appeared for different Bank PO exams and SSC Graduate level exams. She cleared all of them successfully and decided to join SBI as a PO. She said that she regrets the fact that no one was there to guide her through her career, as she would not have to wait until 2015 for UPSC.

“Had I earlier known that the UPSC was my calling, I would have started preparing for it much in advance,” she says

After working for 3 years in SBI, Poonam cleared SSC Graduate level examination 2006 with 7th rank all over India. She then joined the Income Tax Department. This achievement made Poonam even more confident and she grew a desire to appear for the UPSC examination.

The struggle continues…

In 2007 Poonam was married to Asim Dahiya, who was employed at the Customs Excise Department in New Delhi. He always encouraged and supported Poonam to follow her dreams. She continued her job and her studies, and at the age of 28, Poonam sat for the UPSC CSE examination for the first time. She got the Railway(RPF) division but instead of joining there, she decided to sit for the exam next year.

She sat for the exam and again got the Railways division, this time IRPS. Meanwhile she had cleared the Harayana PSC examination and joined Deputy Superintendent in Haryana Police in 2011. This year, Poonam failed the UPSC Prelims and lost all hopes of clearing the exam as her age did not allow to sit for the exam anymore.

Destiny plays its role

There is a saying, “Fortune favors the brave.”. In 2015, because of the petitions from candidates who could not qualify due to the change in pa

ttern in 2011, the government gave an extra attempt to all those who wrote for Civil Services Exam in 2011. Hence, Poonam got another opportunity to sit for the UPSC examination.

“It felt like the whole universe was conspiring to make my dream come true,” PoONAM SAYS

This opportunity came as a great challenge for her. She already had a full-time job as a  DSP of Haryana Police, also she was 9-months pregnant when she sat for the UPSC Prelims. She cleared the prelims with a score of 275 marks. When she sat for the MAINS, her child was only 3-months old. Despite of the circumstances, Poonam cleared the MAINS with a huge score of 897 marks and 308th All India Rank.

“The biggest challenge,while attempting to pass the exam, was to keep believing in myself and my capabilities,” she says.

Poonam’s life is an inspiration to the youth of the nation, especially to all the women who are caught up between their family responsibilities and their dreams.

Her story encourages every woman to follow and embrace their dreams with open arms. Poonam’s success story is an example how any thing can be achieved by sheer hard work and will power.

 

What are some things every Indian should know?

  1. About the Indian Army
     Many Indians tend to underestimate the strength of their own army. They tend to forget that the reason behind their peaceful sleep is their strong guard. It is the biggest voluntary army in the world and has the world’s best jungle warfare force. It is one of the biggest troop contributors to the United Nations peace-keeping operations and has a strong cavalry regiment. It is the Indian Army that controls the highest battlefield in the world – the Siachen Glacier.
  2. About Bollywood
    If you think Bollywood represents the Indian film industry as a whole, you’re mistaken. Most Indian films are not, as is often supposed to be, the products of Bollywood. In fact, more films are produced in Tollywood (Tamil and Telegu) than in Bollywood.
  3. About deadly roads
    A statistic states that there are more road deaths in India than in any other country in the world. It is due to terrible road conditions, and drivers who break traffic rules.
  4. About Maitri and Bharati
    Maitri Research Station in Antartica
    India is one of the nine nations to have multiple stations in the coldest region on earth – Antarctica. At first, India built “Maitri”, its first station in 1989. In 2012, India launched “Bharati”, another station that has been operational since 2012.
  5. 705 Tribes of India
    India is home to a large number of tribes with population of about 70 million. In terms of geographical distribution about 55% of tribals lived in central India, 28% in west, 12% in north-east India, 4% in South India and 1% elsewhere.

    These communities are actively working to preserve their rich cultures through broad institutional efforts. Tribals constitute 8.14% of the total population of the country, numbering 84.51 million according to 2001 Census and cover about 15% of the country’s area.

  6. Indian railway network

    Indian railway is one of the world’s largest railway networks comprising 115,000 km of track over a route of 65,436 km and 7,172 stations.
    In 2013-14, IR carried 8,425 million passengers annually or more than 23 million passengers daily that is more than Australia’s entire population (22.68 million).
    Indian Railways is the world’s ninth largest commercial or utility employer, by number of employees, with over 1.307 million employees. Vivek Express trains, the one from Dibrugarh to Kanyakumari; is the longest route on the Indian Railways network, in terms of distance and time.
  7. Gandhi’s statues all over the world
    Gandhi Ji’s Statue in Switzerland
    More than 70 countries have erected Gandhiji statues including the USA, Africa, Switzerland, Cambodia, New Zealand, Australia, Germany, Russia, Denmark, Argentina, and Sri Lanka.

    Recently British Foreign Minister William Hague and Chancellor of Exchequer George Osborne told that a statue of Mahatma Gandhi will be installed in Parliament Square in London by early next year. The tallest Gandhi statue is 70-feet tall bronze statue in Gandhi maidan in Patna.

  8. 32 World Heritage sites in India
    India has 32 World Heritage Sites that are recognized by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) as of 2014. Agra Fort and Ellora, Ajanta Caves were the first to be added in the UNESCO’s World Heritage list in 1983. The latest is the Great Himalayan National Park in 2014. Out of all 32 sites, 25 are cultural sites and the other seven are natural sites. India is the 6th country with the highest number of world heritage sites.
  9. India provides safety to refugees
    More than 300,000 refugees originally from Sri Lanka, Tibet, Bhutan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh, who escaped to flee religious and political persecution are given shelter and safety on the lands of India. Dalai Lama, the exiled spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhists, runs his government in exile from Dharmashala in northern India.
  10. Home to world’s first University 
    Takshila University
    The world’s first university was established in “Takshila” in 700 BC. More than 10,500 students from all over the world studied more than 60 subjects. The University of Nalanda built in the 4th century was one of the greatest achievements of ancient India in the field of education.
  11. Origin of the Diamond 
    Diamond Ore
    Diamonds were first recognized and mined in India. Until 1896, India was the only source for diamonds to the world, as per the Gemological Institute of America.
  12. Supercomputer Manufacturers
    India is one of only three countries that make supercomputers, after the USA and Japan. Moreover, India also has the second largest community of software developers after the USA.
  13. Largest Postal Network in the World
    The Worlds Highest Post-Office in Hikkim, India
    India has the largest postal network in the world with over 1, 55,015 post offices.
    Includes a floating post office in Dal Lake, Srinagar was inaugurated in August 2011 and World’s highest post office in “Hikkim” (Himachal Pradesh) at the altitude of 4440 m.
  14. India has a lot of ‘Highest …” records! 
    World’s Highest Helipad is at Siachen Glacier at a height of 16000 feet above sea level. Highest Battlefield of the world is again at Siachen Glacier at a height of 6000 m above sea level in India. World’s Highest Cricket Pitch in Chail (H.P) was built in 1893 after leveling hilltop. It is 2444 m above sea level. Highest Railway Bridge in the world is the Chenab Bridge (J&K). It is a railway steel and concrete architecture.

This article is inspired from this Quora link.

IAS Kinjal Singh- The Daughter Who Brought Justice to Her Fathers Death

“There is no crueler tyranny than that which is perpetuated under the shield of law and in the name of justice.”

-Charles de Montesquieu

Truly said, and braved by Deputy Superintendent of Police KP Singh, who was fake encountered by his own colleagues in Gonda district of Uttar Pradesh, 1982. Since then, wife Vibha Devi and daughters Kinjal and Pranjal  made innumerable efforts to get justice for DSP KP Singh.

Kinjal Singh was born to late DSP KP Singh and Vibha Devi. When she was only 6 months old, her father was shot dead by his own colleagues in an encounter. Widowed mother, Vibha Devi raised the two girls while fighting for her husband’s justice. She faced all kinds of struggle to get justice for her deceased husband. Vibha Devi took a job in a tresuary in Varanasi, but most of her time was spend doing rounds of the Supreme Court, Delhi. At the age when Kinjal should have played with her friends, she accompanied her mother to the court each day. At a very tender age, she understood what struggle her mother had to make each day to get justice for her father. Seeing her mother’s struggle, Kinjal started working hard to reach the zenith of her career. She completely dedicated herself to studies to fulfill her father’s dream to be an IAS officer.

IAS Kinjal Singh
IAS Kinjal Singh

Struggle to Success

Kinjal being a topper since childhood got admission in the most prestigious college of Delhi- Lady Shri Ram College. During her first year of graduation, she came to know that her mother was suffering from cancer and won’t be able to live long. After loosing her father, Kinjal had only her mother as the person she could look up to as source of strength and motivation. The news of her mother’s illness came as a shock to her. It was very difficult for her to see her mother in such miserable pain. She then decided the she and sister Pranjal will become IAS officers and bring justice to their father. These words bought her mother the mental peace she needed and she passed away a few days later. Kinjal returned to Delhi after 2 days to appear in an exam. She not only passed but bagged a gold medal and became the University Topper.

Kinjal Singh presented with gold medal for topping the university

After graduation, Kinjal called her sister to Delhi, to stay with her in a rented apartment in Mukharjee Nagar and  prepare for the UPSC Examination. During that time, their uncle and aunt took care of them. While their friends took festive breaks to visit their hometowns, these two sisters remained focused on their studies. Their single main goal to secure a good rank and become IAS officers. The two sisters became each other’s strength and motivation.

It was time for them to fulfill the promise they made to their mother. Results of UPSC 2007 were declared and both of them cleared the examinations with good ranks. Kinjal secured 25th rank and Pranjal secured 252nd rank.

Fight for Justice

The sisters then overtook the fight to get justice for their murdered father by putting the culprits who had killed their father behind bars. The strong will power and determination of the sisters sent a strong message across the justice system. The Uttar Pradesh court passed death sentence to three policemen responsible for killing their father. They continued with their fight until the day when Special CBI Court adjudicated all the 18 policemen as guilty. It was on 5th June 2013, when the struggle of 31 years came to an end, the day when they truly gratified the promise they made to their mother.

Today, IAS Kinjal Singh is known as one of the most fierce and honest officers in the country. Although she is an IAS officer today, the struggle and hard work she has done to reach at this position is exemplary. Her struggle to become an IAS officer was coupled with her aim to bring justice to her deceased father. She is an inspiration to the youth of India.

The School Drop-out is among the Youngest Ethical Cyber Security Experts : He is Just 8th Class Pass -Earning in Crores

“Age is no barrier. It’s a limitation you put on your mind.”

– Jackie Joyner-Kersee

Trishneet Arora is 24 years old an international recognized Ethical Hacker. Born on 2nd November, 1993 he is a veritable wizard of technology who is an author, a cyber-security expert, an ethical hacker, an entrepreneur and an avid speaker on security solutions. He has no family background in computers or business, Trishneet’s journey from a middle class child to a successful young adult is very extraordinary and inspirational.

Trishneet Arora

The tale began more than a decade ago when 11 year old Trishneet’s father bought himself a computer. This got Trishneet interested and he started ‘experimenting’ on the computer. One day the computer crashed. At the repair shop, Trishneet watched closely how it was repaired. This became a routine when he was constantly experimenting with the computer and taking it for repairs. Slowly he started learning the basics of computer. Soon he started to experiment with it and in turn learned all about computer hardware. His first milestone was when he networked two computers. With time he explored more about computers with the help of YouTube. He even started blogging to share new things he was learning every day. While blogging he got curious about ethical hacking and cyber security. He was so engrossed in this subject that he decided to write a book and share his learning. Due to some hitches, his first book did not see much success, so he started again. His new book, ‘The Hacking Era’, was published in February 2013. That was around the same time he also decided to start his own venture TAC Security Solutions.

Even though Trishneet was a smart child, as a result of his computer fanaticism he failed in the class VIII examination and had to skip class IX. He managed to complete his class X exams through correspondence. At the age of 16, he was sent to Chandigarh which was about 100 km away from home. That’s when he learnt a lot from his friends who were pursuing B.Tech. With a little guidance he was quickly able to grasp a lot about cyber security. “They used to guide me with the right resources and I learnt a lot from them,” says Trishneet, adding, “now they are my students.” He pursued Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) through distance education.

“As the world is increasingly interconnected, everyone shares the responsibility of securing cyberspace.”
– Newton Lee

He is a first-generation entrepreneur and founded TAC Security Solutions, a cyber-security company that provides protection to corporations against network vulnerabilities and data theft. He says 50 Fortune 500 companies are his clients now.

Till now, Trishneet had been making websites of his clients secure from cyber threat. But he believes there is a bigger market for him in case of cyber-attack, where clients stand to lose all online data, which he can help them secure.

After listening to his keynote speech at a conference on cyber-crime in Ludhiana some senior police officers invited him to hold a workshop for their crime branch. He also worked on a few cyber-crime cases for the Ludhiana police. He was approached by the Gujarat police to conduct a two-day training session on cyber-crime investigation and forensics.

Trishneet Arora at a Conference

Within a few months Trishneet’s company bagged some big names in its portfolio like Reliance Industries Limited, ICICI Bank, the Punjab police department and the Gujarat police (Crime Branch). He also works as cyber-crime investigator and trainer.

Trishneet Arora has authored for book “The Hacking Era”, “Hacking TALK with Trishneet Arora” and “Hacking with Smart Phones” with several technical manuals and given countless lectures, workshops and seminars throughout his career.

Hacking Talk with Trishneet Arora

His new business initiative — TAC-CERT — launched by Punjab Industries Minister Madan Mohan Mittal and Chandigarh SSP Sukhchain Singh Gill is aimed at helping those whose websites, emails, cloud data etc. get hacked. According to a Markets and Markets report, the cyber security market globally is estimated to grow from $122.45 billion in 2016 to $202.36 billion by 2021, at a CAGR of 10.6 percent. TAC Security has rolled out operations in UAE and will soon deploy Cyber Emergency Response Team (TAC-CERT) in London. Currently targeting financial institutions, corporate giants, telecom, start-ups, manufacturing units and automobiles, the start-up plans to reach out to more than 300 corporate brands in India in the next one year. It will also expand operations to North America, Singapore and UK and is anticipating clocking revenue of more than a million dollars in the next fiscal year.

Today his multinational enterprise, TAC Security Solutions, provides protection to corporations against network vulnerabilities and data theft and cyber security training. Some of TAC’s clients include the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), Punjab Police, Gujarat Police, Reliance Industries Limited, Amul, Ralson (India) Ltd, Avon Cycles Ltd, MNCs from Dubai and UK. He has trained entrepreneurs, Government employees, police officers, CBI officers & IPS Officers. Gujarat Police (Crime Branch), Punjab Police (DSPs), Gujarat Police (Cyber Crime Unit), Ludhiana Police, Punjab are a few of the main clients.

Trishneet Arora also has been invited as a keynote speaker on Business Relation Conference, along with other speakers like Mr.Yashwant Sinha (Former Finance Minister of India). He has also trained world’s largest refinery-Reliance Industries Limited, taken Seminars and Workshops at various universities / Colleges / Institutes. He also works as an IT Adviser, Punjab Police Academy.

This is just a part of what he does and for all his endeavors he has received numerous awards from many dignitaries. Honorable Chief Minister of Punjab, S.Parkash Singh Badal bestowed a State Award” upon Trishneet Arora on the 65th Republic Day, he also received “Punjabi Icon Award” 2015 in Mumbai, the “Famous Personality of  India” award by “India Today” (Ethical Hacker & Cyber Cops Article) also comes in the list.

Trishneet Arora Receiving State Award

Trishneet is expanding his business and setting up two more offices in Mumbai and Gujarat and one office in an international location. He wants to see India as a cyber-crime free country. It’s been his mission since the time he has published his book.

With a strong inclination towards technology, gaming, and computers since he was a child, 24-year-old school dropout Trishneet Arora ended up becoming one of the “youngest ethical cyber security experts” in India.

“There may be people who have more talent than you, but there’s no excuse for anyone to work harder than you do.”

-Derek Jeter

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Retired Indian Soldier Gifts A Road To His Villagers

“The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do.”

― Rob Siltanen

Setting an Example for all, retired from the Indian Army, Subedar Major Bhagguram Maurya gifted a road to his villagers on the occasion of 70th Independence Day. Hailing from Rameshwar near Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, Bhagguram joined the engineering department of the Indian Army. He returned to his house in the Himarampur area of the village last December after serving the country for 34 years and saw that the road was in such a bad condition that it was difficult to even ride a bicycle on it. This inspired him to forgo personal comforts and use his hard-earned PF money on something that would benefit everyone in the village.

Subedar Major Bhagguram Maurya was a part of the Indian Army since 1978 and did serve the country till 2012. He was honored by a medal for his meritorious service by two former Indian presidents – President APJ Abdul Kalam in 2002 and by President Pranab Mukherjee in 2012.

Subedar Major Bhagguram Maurya

Before the construction, the condition of the road condition was very bad, after the construction many accidents have also declined. Whenever a vehicle used to pass through this road, dust was clouded. This is the reason that he made the road connecting Babatpur with Rajatalab with the money of his pension. He invested 4 Lakh Rupees of his savings for the construction of this road. After seven months of intense perseverance and with Rs 4 Lakh of Bhagguram’s money, the village finally has a road fit not just for riding two-wheelers but four-wheelers as well. The road is 10 feet broad and 1.5 km long.

However, Bhagguram says it was not an easy feat to achieve as the land on both sides of the road had become a part of the fields over the years. It was after three months and many discussions highlighting the advantages of his proposal that the village folks agreed.

Bhagguram received a lot of help from the Gram Pradhan, Vipin Kumar, who wishes to further work on making these roads permanent. This road has brought immense happiness to the villagers, who are greatly relieved at their commute from Babatpur to Rajatalab having been made easier.

Now, having exhausted his finances, Bhagguram has appealed to the concerned authorities to pave the road with interlocking tiles. Even the rural residents are demanding to install Interlocking Tiles on the road from the Panchayat so that the path becomes better and safer. He even mentioned to the English newspaper Hindustan Times, “Now I have no money left, otherwise, I would buy them by buying Interlocking Tiles and putting them on. I request the Minister of State for Public Works, Surendra Patel, to arrange interlocking tiles so that the road gets better. I hope they will definitely help us. “

We do give up some things to facilitate public order. At times, we sacrifice our freedoms and rights to ensure that our society can operate smoothly. We are drawn to stories of sacrifice because we know we need to be rescued. We know we can’t save ourselves. As we remember those who’ve served, let’s stop and reflect on why we are so drawn to stories of sacrifice. The people who sacrifice things for us need to be respected and helped in their endeavors.

6 Little Stories Which You Must Know

Dear Friends we have collected the 6 important stories which are very useful in the todays world and daily lives.

6 Inspirational Short Stories

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ONCE, All villagers decided to pray for rain, on the day of prayer all the People gathered but only one boy came with an umbrella.
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That’s
FAITH

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WHEN You throw a baby in the air, she laughs because she knows you will catch her.
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That’s
TRUST

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EVERY Night we go to bed, without any assurance of being alive the next
Morning but still we set the alarms to wake up.
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That’s
HOPE

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WE Plan big things for tomorrow in spite of zero knowledge of the future.
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That’s
CONFIDENCE

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WE See the world suffering.
But still we get Married.
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That’s
LOVE

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On an Old Man’s shirt was written a cute sentence
‘I Am Not 60 Years Old.., I Am Sweet 16 with 44 years Experience.’
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That’s
ATTITUDE

Top 10 Books To Read Before You Die

This is list of books which you must read as student, to learn about life experiences , to get some motivation, also you can  buy all the books if you have just Rs 200.

  1. Think and grow rich– Napoleon Hill in Rs 75.
  2. The Alchemist-Paulo Coelho in Rs 158.
  3. Who will cry when you die-Robin Sharma in Rs 123.
  4. Rich Dad poor Dad– Robert T.Kiyosaki in Rs 208.
  5. The Power of your subconscious mind-Dr.Joseph Murphy in Rs 149.
  6. The Monk who sold his Ferrari-Robin Sharma in Rs 135.
  7. Men are from Mars, women are from Venus-John Grey in Rs 245.
  8. You can win-Shiv Khera in Rs 280.
  9. The Kite runner-Khaled Hosseini-Rs 299.
  10. To kill a mocking bird-Harper Lee in Rs 250.

Apart from above top 10 books let me give you a bonus book list and which is none other then –

Bhagwad Gita-Swami Prabhupada in Rs 201.

So Guys this is shorted post ever  I have posted on my Blog. I will share more posts with interesting inspirational stuff.