Stock market exchanges are the platforms where shares of different companies are bought and sold.  Hence it provides numerous opportunities for trading. But it is the place where many people gain a lot of money and also many become bankrupt. Due to easy access to internet, many people are getting attracted to the stock market trading. They think it is a very easy way to make money. They want to invest in the trading based on the success story of some other person. They don’t know what the other person has gone through. The goal of any investor in stock market is to gain maximum profit without much effort.  Without any knowledge of stock market if you are investing blindly you are certainly going to lose all your money. So it is necessary for the person making investment to know the stock market very well and have experience of the trading before making investment.

To gain experience about the stock market without investing real money, many websites are providing virtual stock market trading facility. You have to register with any of these websites. Many websites offer free the registrations for new users. After registering you can have the access to the virtual stock market. Initially you will get some basic money to start virtual trading. The virtual trading is just the replica of the real stock market. You need to choose which stock exchange of which country you want to trade in. Another option is that you can trade either in public mode or private mode. In public mode the top fivepersons with highest incomesare offered prize by some websites.

As playing in the virtual stock market is free of cost, you can use all your strategies and ideas in trading. You can invest in any company or mutual funds and fulfill all the curiosity you have about share market. By doing all this you will learn and gain experience. So this is you training before investing in the real share market. It will be of no use if you don’t use the knowledge gained during this virtual trading. These websites also allow you to open multiple accounts with them. With these accounts you can use more than one strategies in one company or mutual fund. Then compare side by side which strategy works best for you.

Some websites also link the virtual trading to the current stock exchanges for better understanding of the real market. Just because you are playing with fake money does not mean you would not put your best effort in it. You should play to best of your ideas and compare the ideas of other players online. So beginners should play enough virtual stock market trading before jumping for the real money. The virtual is a blessing for all those who want to gain experience about the stock market without risking their hard earned money.


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Discipline matters a lot for a trader to win, apart from some contrarian plays. You may think about some nice habits, I collected from books and here and there, However, our experience is our best teacher, if we avoid doing mistakes repeatedly. Go with the market and be with the market.

   Rules :

1. Instead of looking into the news, study the chart carefully. Before the news affects the price, the chart tells the news is coming.

2. Buy at the first pullback from a new high. Sell at the first pullback from a new low. There's always a crowd that missed the first train.

3. Buy at a support, sell at a resistance. Panic time is when the mass get into action.

4. Short rallies not selloffs. When markets drop, shorts finally turn a profit and get ready to cover.

5. Don't buy up into a major moving average or sell down into one.

6. Don't chase momentum if you can't find the exit. Assume the market will reverse the minute you get in. If it's a long way to the door, you're in big trouble. Patience is the key factor here.

7. Trade in the direction of gap support whenever you can. Take risk in favor of directions.

8. Trends test the point of last support or resistance. Be confident to enter here.

9. Trade with the TICK .  Go where the money flows.

10. If you have to look, it isn't there. Apply commonsense and trust your instincts.

11. Sell the second high, buy the second low. After sharp pullbacks, the first test of any high or low always runs into resistance. Look for the break on the third or fourth try.

12. The trend is your friend in the last hour. As volume cranks up few minutes before close, don't expect a miracle  to change the channel.

13. Avoid the open. Start trade after one hour and end trade before one hour of a session, try to be in-between.

14. Look for downtrends to reverse after a top, two lower highs and a double bottom.

15. Bulls live above the 200 day, bears live below. Sellers eat up rallies below this key moving average line and buyers to come to the rescue above it.

16. Price has memory. What did price do the last time it hit a certain level ? Chances are it will do it again.

17. Big volume kills moves. Climax blow-offs take both buyers and sellers out of the market and lead to sideways action.

18. Trends never turn on a dime. Reversals build slowly. The first sharp dip always finds buyers and the first sharp rise always finds sellers.

19. Bottoms take longer to form than tops. Greed acts more quickly than fear and causes stocks to drop from their own weight.

20. Beat the crowd in and out the door. You have to take their money before they take yours.

The use of internet is spreading unimaginably throughout the World. China has the largest number of internet users (above 320m), USA has second (260m) and India, third (213m). With this, the revolution of social media is also remarkable. Different powerful social media are face book ( about 1.1b users), twitter ( about 200m users), Linked in ( about 200m users ), g+ ( about 500m users), Pinterest ( about 100m users), MySpace( about 30m users), Instagram ( about 150m users), YouTube etc.

 Seventy three percent of the internet users use different social media. Ninety percent of social media users are the youths of age between 18 and 29 years. Most of them express their views about different topics along with photos and videos. The increase in the use of cell phones and smart phones eases the activities in social media.

  In order to motivate the youth during the coming elections, social media will play a vital role. All the political parties will depend on it undoubtedly. The days of door to door campaign, distribution of leaflets are gone. The survey process becomes easier. The most important thing is that one can reach a large audience with a single post. It takes less time, less effort and little or no cost. It can spread to millions of people through shares, re shares, tweets, re tweets, pins and re pins within no times. It is not only important to use social media in this context but also necessary.

Recently in the 5 states where election process ended, political parties using social media came out to be successful in comparisons to others.

It is proved that President the US, Barack Obama, has become successful with the use of this in his election campaign. He arranged a special budget for that purpose. He did his research how people use social media, and he approached them accordingly. He created different communities of people of equal interests and won their hearts through emotional speech on a later moment. He collected email addresses and phone numbers from their social accounts and touched them technically. He targeted the youths of age between 18 to 24 years who cover 83% social media sites and got their votes successfully.

Boris Johnson, the Mayor of London, elected to the post through using social media extensively. He reached his followers through blogs and exchanging views with them with this. He even collected his election expenditures from this.

 Narendra Modi, the Prime ministerial candidate of his party in the coming General election of India, has a large number of followers in twitter and face book. Twitter plays a vital role for the Modi’s wave in the country.

 Rahul Gandhi has also not left any stone unturned in this matter. It is rumored that he would take the assistance of a Japanese company for his propaganda through social media

“Human Rights” are inherent in human beings irrespective of caste, creed, religion and nationality. Every individual (human being) is entitled to some basic rights, without which we cannot live as human beings. All the rights which are essential for the maintenance of human dignity may be called as human rights. These are the rights which no one can be deprived without a grave affront to justice. Human Rights are the natural rights of the human race without which to live comfortably with dignity is impossible. Therefore human rights are natural rights or basic rights or fundamental rights.

  Human rights are essentially individual in character. They are not created by any legislature through legislation. Civilized states and a body like United Nations have committed to promote and protect observance of human rights. The importance of human rights was realized and visualized only after the establishment of United Nations Organization in 1945.

  Since the emergence of United Nations Organization on 20.10.1945 there had been a tremendous growth and development in the field of protection of human rights. The charter of the UNO itself contains several provisions relating to human rights. The charter itself starts with the saying “WE THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED NATIONS “. This phrase itself indicates the determination of the UNO to dedicate itself for the human rights.  

  The purpose of the establishment of UNO in 1945 is to maintain international peace and security, which cannot be achieved without the protection of human rights. As such there was overwhelming response from the member states of the UNO at the San Francisco conference for promotion of human rights and fundamental freedoms.

The Indian Scenario 

  The United Nations declaration of Human Rights was adopted by most countries including India on 10/12/1948. It is appropriate that the celebration of the jubilee year of the attainment of national independence by India coincided with the celebration of the jubilee year of the declaration of Human Rights. These simultaneous celebrations are appropriate because the movement for India’s independence and the movement for human rights are essentially for the same cause.

The Electoral Process as a part of Human Rights 

  The role of free and fair elections in a democracy is critical. The electoral process in many Commonwealth countries remains flawed and much can be done to improve this. Already the Commonwealth has developed a capacity for providing technical support for electoral reform.

  Voter education is vital in promoting tolerance and scrupulous observance of the ground rules for a fair election, for example, not tearing down posters, abstaining from carrying arms to public meetings and renunciation of political violence.

  The national capacity to provide election observers should be strengthened. NGO’s and other civic organizations need to be more deeply involved. More effort must be put into training of polling agents, election agents and presiding officers.

  Citizens’ movement for free and fair election should be promoted. Young citizens should be involved in promoting democratic values and renouncing of violence on the pattern of the peace volunteers in countries like South Africa. 

This 26th of January we are going to celebrate 65th Republic Day.

India got independence on the 15th August, 1947. She was still governed by the constitution framed by the British. There had been a constitutional Assembly, even before her independence, which was given the task of framing a new constitution for free India. The said Assembly completed and submitted it on 26th November, 1949 to Government. It became functional on 26th January, 1950. This is how India was declared a Sovereign Democratic Republic from the day onwards. To mark and remember that day all Indians celebrate 26th January as Republic Day, every year. The Republic Day is a red letter day in the history of free India. It stepped into an era of self rule. India got the opportunity to design its future and destiny with her own hands. No other country could interfere either in the domestic or foreign matters as a right.

   As the Republic Day has a lot of historic value, it is observed all over the country with great joy. Especially in New Delhi, the capital of India, it is celebrated with much grandeur and splendor. There is a march of procession beginning from Rastrapati Bhavan to India Gate, in the morning. Along with the people of India, there has been a number of V.I.P.s and Indian & foreign delegates invited to witness the function. At India Gate, the President of India, takes salute of the three wings of army i.e. land, navy and air force. Various awards such as Civilian and Gallantry are distributed among famous personalities by the President. Through different tableaus, there has been an attempt to represent India in miniature. The day is a memorable one for all Indians.

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   Among our leaders and freedom fighters, there was some greatness in Lal Bahadur Shastri. Before the departure of physical body, he served as the second Prime Minister of free India for a short period. Throughout his life he illustrated qualities which are unthinkable on the part of modern leaders.

  He belonged to a poor Brahmin family from UP. He struggled throughout his life right from childhood and never thought of power or wealth till his end. And yet, the same (power and respect) flew to him due to his honesty and dedication. There were two separate tragic train accidents (one in Tamilnadu and other in AndhraPradesh) during his tenure as railway minister in 1956. It was a great shock to him. Though there was no way he was connected with it, he submitted his resignation to Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru.

  After the death of Govind Vallabh Pont, he became Home minister in 1961. At that time he had no personal house of his own. “The Homeless Minister” as called by people, had only a rented house in Allahabad at that time.

  During the struggle for freedom movements, he was sent to prison several times. When he was in, there were two unfortunate events, which proved his truthfulness. First, at that time, one of his daughters was seriously ill. The prison authority agreed to let him go home for a short time. They asked him to give in writing that he should not indulge in the freedom movement during that period. He denied that saying it was against his self-respect. As the prison officials knew about his honesty, they set him free for a fortnight. Unfortunately, his daughter died before his arrival. After the funeral rites he returned to prison before the expiry of leave. In another tragic incident, his son was laid up with influenza. He was permitted unconditionally to go home for a week only. His son’s condition remained as such and his leave was complete. Shastriji bade farewell and left home for prison. Those were the examples reflecting how Shastriji was true to his words throughout his life.

  The days of Gandhiji, Nehruji and Shastriji were gone. We learnt about them from our parents, teachers and books only.

  Now the present days belong to the leaders like Arvind Kejriwal. He is the first Chief Minister to refuse security on the ground that there should be only provisional security for leaders. He surprised everybody not shifting to the official residence of the CM. On the wake of the issue, the question is raised whether he would be able to live up to his own moral standards for long. Because the West Bengal CM, Mamata Banerjee, too began on an austerity note but, over a period of time, she was a victim of pressure and accepted the office.

  Ministers in India may not be having fabulous salaries, but the perks they enjoy in terms of accommodation, travel, staffs and others are so huge that even the billionaires of the world cannot match.

  We have witnessed how Shastriji was one in a billion because of his honesty. So we cannot rule out why Kejriwal would not stick to his pledge to be so.

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This Saturday evening was perhaps the darkest evening of my life. The setting of Sun in the occidental sky had given a golden color to the atmosphere. Soothing winds were blowing. I could hear the chirping sounds of birds. The dry leaves started to rustle as I walked to the graveyard. It seemed to me as if the whole nature was paying condolence to Dai Jan. Now it’s one year since she had left. It’s true that now I can’t find her any more but in the silent depths of my heart as I can still hear silent voice. After lighting up my candles and giving the boutique of roses to her I walked to the sea beach. At that point of time I wanted to enjoy solitude. As I sat down a flood of thoughts rushed down to my mind. I remembered my childhood days when she said a lot of stories to me as I was retaining to bed. She made me eat even the toughest vegetables with her buttering words. She supported me. She encouraged me and she stood beside me even in the dark of the darkest periods of my life. She was perhaps my best friend with whom I could share all my feelings.

  Then I recalled how a vandal brutally battered her to death. That day I had a very important seminar at my college. I was completely engrossed in its preparation as I took the lead role in my group. Then suddenly my cell phone rang and Papa said that he and Mama had to go to hospital for my uncle had met an accident. He also informed me that Dai Jan, our maid was there at home alone. I had lots to do, so I said that I would arrive late. However, my seminar was over and I got a good response.

  It was quite late in the evening and I rang up our land phone. Dai Jan said everything was fine and that I should return peacefully. I reached home and clicked the calling bell a number of times. Strangely, Dai Jan was not responding. Then suddenly I heard a loud sound, very loud cry. It didn’t even take a second for me to recognize that it was of Dai Jan. I threw my bag and rushed to our backyard. Fortunately, the back door was open. I was in complete shock, everything distorted.

  I was extremely terrified calling Dai Jan. I ran up and saw the tiles of the stairs were broken. I banged the door of my parent’s room. Oh My God! A man was taking out the jewelries and cash from the locker box. I shouted and rushed to him. I even slapped him. But all of my stamina and strength had to bow down in front of him. He gave a powerful blow and my head got dashed against the edge of bed. I was bleeding hard. He came near me and pulling my hair, said that no-one could cause any harm to him; not even God. I tried hard to take that bag from him but he kicked my face and went through the window.

  All my screaming and shouting went into vain. Suddenly, I saw the bath room door was open. I could see Dai Jan’s feet. Then what I saw was literally soul shaking. I was dumfounded. That vindictive man had squeezed her neck with a pipe. Oh! No. I shouted to my extreme pitch. I was shivering. With trembling hands I unfolded the pipe. I checked her pulse. She was no more. Her fingers had turned blue. I was blank. I ran down blindly and rang up to papa. Sheet!! No network. I had no idea about what to do. I rushed to my neighbor, Ria. She was already standing outside her house. She was taken aback for a while, when she saw me bleeding. By that time I was speechless. She wanted to take me to her house and dress my wound. She asked me what had happened and I was so nervous that, “Dai Jan! Dai Jan! “ were the only words I could say.

Before me she said that that day nothing was going well. I was bleeding and a man had died just there having met with an accident. Strange! My eyes all of a sudden fell upon the huge crowd. They were out of sight and out of mind. Banging her hands I ran to the road and to my utter surprise I saw that the same man was taken inside a van. A person looked at me sorrowfully said, “Sorry mam ! The man was spot dead”.

 My parents came. Both of them were equally shocked as I was. This was a great blow to our family.

 Investigation took place. We got back our possessions. But the damage which that rascal had caused was irreparable. Dai Jan had formed an integral part of my life.

“Divine Revenge! Yes Divine vengeance “was the only term I reflected at that point of time and observed by an unseen eye.

  At His court, justice is guaranteed. Every night I perceive her sweet touch. Every morning I hear her tender voice. Today also no one can fill the vacuum, which Dai Jan has created in my life. She may not be now around me but she will continue to live in my heart for ever and forever.


                                             ------      by     Madhumita  Mishra   (   Guest  Post  )

This is the age of Information and Technology, when information is treated as knowledge and power. As much information you have, as powerful you become. From the early Stone Age to the present, the media to spread the information has so many changes. Like water, it finds its own course automatically. The mode of exchanging information has improved from pigeon stage to IT stage. With the advance of technology, like smart phones, laptops, tablets and inbuilt apps for social media in it, this becomes easier to be connected with each other immediately. When Face book has started in 2004, it defines the importance of social media as a day to day need. Till now there are more than one billion of active users of Face book. As far as the influence is concerned, it is going to play a major role in the forthcoming general election (2014) in India. Apart from politics, while discussing current affairs, reviewing a new movie about to be released, going for a vacation to an unacquainted place, choosing a good restaurant, applying for a nice job, searching a life partner or choosing the best hospital for a critical illness, the job is done immediately through social media platform like twitter and face book. Though there are a number of social websites like Pinterest, Stumble upon, Xing, Redit, LinkedIn, g+  etc. Twitter is next to Face book in popularity. The micro blogging social website, Twitter, uses a limited characters (140) blog known as tweets with the use of hashtags (#) for keywords. Twitter can be connected with Face book account to post something with one go. And if you connect your website efficiently, tons of traffics can be directed from it without any extra effort and money.

Some success stories which create social influence for certain issues:

In the US, the last Presidential election campaign was done online through social media.

The “ Jasmine Revolution “ in Egypt , where the huge crowd was gathered at Tahrir Square to protest against Hosni Mubarak, was monitored through all social media to get support from all over the World. This led Mubarak to step down as Egypt’s President.

Malala Yousafzai, the 16 yr. school student was famous through writing articles about her native place, Swat, Pakistan, through social media websites. She was even nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize this year.

The other side of social network:

In the process of gaining popularity through social websites, you have to sacrifice your privacy.

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Sachin Tendulkar started playing cricket for India on November 15,1989 at the age of 16 and played the first one-day international in 1994.From that periods so many centuries, double centuries, Worldcups and records were set. Now at the age of 40 he retired from professional cricket.When child, his coach, Ramakant Achrekar persuaded him to play cricket by giving a coin for not being dismissed and that was his first earning as a player.He was the youngest player ever to enter in international cricket.He is the first batsman in the history of ODIs to score 10,000 runs and scored the highest number of centuries (51) in tests.He is the first batsman to score a double century in an ODI. He has played the highest number of test matches (200).

The heavyweight cricketeer has been declared the Bharat Ratna for 2013.

An inspiration for all cricket lovers.

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ISRO ( Indian Space Research Organization )  has made it public that on 5th November 2013 the Mars satellite will be sent on its’ mission. The satellite will be launched by ISRO from Satish Dhawan Space Centre located in Sriharikota. The Mars orbiter satellite will be launched by PSLV-25 on the above mentioned date at about 14:26 hr.IST.This will cost around INR 450crores. The main purpose of this mission is to demonstrate to the World the Indian scientific know-how regarding launching of satellite on rotation path of Mars as well as to investigate the existence of life if any on the planet. During its’ voyage photographs of the planet would be taken and studies of its’ atmosphere would be made. The launching process has started. Due to bad weather prevailing in the Pacific Ocean, it could not be launched in October, 2013. Therefore the program has been rescheduled. The Mars satellite will move over this Ocean and two ships will be stationed there to keep constant watch on the satellite. Any failure to launch the satellite before 19th, November will further delay the program for two years.
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