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Topic : Rainwater Harvesting All are thinking. Water is the elixir of life. Though 2/3 of the world is covered by sea water, the potable water is a little more than just 1% of water available on this globe. Even this 1% is not easily available to us. A part of it is found in the poles and the rest flows as river and gets lost into the ocean. The water that percolates down the porous soil and gets stored alone sustains most of the human race. As the world population has exploded the pressure on potable water is also high. So, there is a need to preserve Rain water to prevent wars between countries on water. When rains fail occasionally, the animals in forest migrate to long distances in search of water. Small check dams built in different places hold rain water and help animals face severe droughts in forests. Man has ever been the most ungrateful wretch. He keeps on digging bore-wells and uses water to the maximum without ever bothering to replenish the water tables. As a re...

Hello everyone, I Taruna And I Avanish Thank you all of you. I am speechless : Bhavi Sharma I am glad to be part of this event : Ankur Sharma Active contributor of the Month - Avanish Most promising personality of the month : Priyanka Fun commando of month : Rajeev Jain I am so happy guys. You all are part of this Award. Thanks : Rajeev jain 

Quiz start All are waiting our turn Please click my picture : Chetan I am ready to give exam : Rajeev Jain When will come my turn : Aruna Rao Please can't cheat : Neha Gupta Please one picture : Ankur Sharma My turn come : Aruna Rao Easy Paper : Ishita Paliwal Winner is Ishita paliwal with 100% marks (30/30) For Paper  click here

You are Bhavi sharma : Subhash Garhwal You can see : Romesh You are Neha Gupta : Poonam Why you all confusing me.  : Yogesh Gupta You are Ishita :  Yogesh Gupta Next candidate Saurabh is ready for play  : Prathavee Raj

Topic :  Should attendance be made compulsory in Engineering colleges? Attendance is not important than knowledge : Saurabh , Taruna Oh ! This is right : Deeksha, Poonam College Attendance Policies Most colleges expect students to attend all of their classes. After all, what would be the point in enrolling students to get an education and then figuring they didn't need to actually show up? Specific attendance policies can vary from one college to another or even from one class to another. For example, at Siena College each professor creates his or her own policy. Some colleges might consider missing class to play in a sports game, take part in an academic competition or go on a field trip an official excuse and could therefore be more accepting of the reason. Professors might also be more understanding of absence due to illness and many of the decisions on what kinds of absences and how many are acceptable could be completely up to their discretion. The Respon...

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Thanks Mahendra Sir : Prathavee Raj 1) What does XML stand for? a) excellent markup language b) extensive markup language c) easy markup language d) extensible markup language Answer: b 2) Which company made the first commercial portable cell phone in 1983? a) Nokia b) Att c) Motorola d) Samsung Answer:  c 3) What is the most popular wired network topology? A. Bus B. Star C. Mesh D. Ring Answer: B 4) The internal impedence of an ideal current source is A. Zero B. Low C. High D. Infinity Answer: A 5) Which company created the most used networking software in the 1980's A. Microsoft B. Sun C. IBM D. Novell Answer: D Novell (based in Provo, UT) created NetWare which is still one of the most used PC networking systems in the world. 6) Which of the following films has won 9 Oscar Awards in 1987? A. The World Safari B. The Last Emperor C. Rain Man D. Amadeus Yes I know answer : Mahendra Answer: B 7) Manav Seva Award has been inst...

Activity Name - Beet the Knowledge Duration - 15 minuts Learning Objective  - To Sharing knowledge about daily News/Current affairs and make a good habit of reading news paper daily. Short Description - All have to read news paper (Select any one). This activity based on it. Every one have to read all headlines with some related details. Now , Everyone will be having 2 tokens and each will randomly ask one question to any one from the news paper. If he/she will give the correct answer he/she will get one token and other will loss one token. Finaly the person who will get highest count of tokens, he/she will be the winner. Note : Be Prepare with your question and answers as well. Question List with answer Bhavi Sharma :  What is the prize of News Paper (Rajasthan Patrika )? Ishita Paliwal  : Rs 2.5. Bhavi Sharma :  Rs 4 Taruna : Rajasthan Patrika has started a 'Sharm daan abhiyaan' last day. what was the name ? Ankur Sharma : I don't know. Taruna : ...

Hello Everyone...Welcome all of you in Serendipity. Let's Play an interesting  quizzzz.. .. 1. Which Indian non-fiction short film has been invited for a special screening at the 2016 Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF)? [A] Sulle Sathya [B] Beti [C] Positive [D] Blood Brothers Answer :- Beti 2. Which state is set to become the first Indian state to issue newspaper advertisements for the post of Vice Chancellor of government universities? [A] Odisha [B] Uttar Pradesh [C] Rajasthan [D] Gujarat Answer :- Rajasthan 3. The National Dengue Day is observed on which day in India? [A] May 14 [B] May 17 [C] May 16 [D] May 18 Answer :- May 16 Ohhh My God....only one team knows answer, How typical questions are........... 4. A Developer wants to make sure that all fields on his new custom object are editable to all profiles, what should be checked on field level security? [A] Enable Visible and Read-Only [B] Disable Visible but Enable Read-...

Believe it or not, but no one really knows where marbles originated. They've been found in the ashes of Pompeii and in the tombs of ancient Egyptians, and they were played with by Native American tribes, so it's impossible to pin down a precise country of origin. The earliest examples were simply stones that had been polished smooth by a running river, but for centuries artisans made them by hand from clay, stone, or glass. Mass production became possible in 1884, when Sam Dyke of Akron, Ohio, created a wooden block with six grooves, each of which held a lump of clay. An operator would roll a wooden paddle over all the clay balls at once, with a back-and-forth and slightly lateral motion, creating six marbles. With around 350 employees, Dyke's factory was cranking out five train carloads, or about one million marbles, every day. Mass production made marbles much cheaper to make, allowing the price to drop from about one penny each to a bag of 30 marbles for the same pri...