I am Right, You are Wrong !!!!!

Well, This article is about people's way of thinking, including me, you and almost everyone.

"I am Right, You are wrong.", this what we do everyday. Whenever something happens, the first thing we try to do is to prove that what I am saying is 100% correct, without trying to understand what the other person is trying to say.

People believe that the opinion they are having is right and most of the times they do not like to differ from it. There can be various reasons for not acceptance of other person's thought. Like, the person is a junior to us, or may be he is less educated then us or he is younger than us, so we are not ready to accept that he can be right too.But when the circumstances proves that there idea was wrong they will find out reasons why they thought they were right.

Actually, its human nature that whenever we are wrong we try to justify it with some logical reasons. But when someone else makes a mistake we look for punishment.

Instead what we need to do is just have a broad view and let your mind take logical decisions.

Please correct me if I am wrong.!!!!!!

Puzzle of the day !!!!!

A mathematician is talking with a Scientist. The mathematician asks Scientist if he has children and he replies 3.

He then ask their age and the Scientist responds the product of their ages is 36.

The mathematician say "That is not enough information".

The Scientist then says the sum of their ages is today's date.

The mathematician says "that is not enough information"

The Scientist says "my youngest has blue eyes".

WHAT ARE THEIR AGES?

Solve this puzzle and leave the answer here.....

Hockey In India

Hockey - National Sport Of India.

Yes, Hockey is our national sport and I am quite sure every one knows that. But I am not quite sure, how many of us follow it? If counted, may be, it wont be even 10% of people following Cricket.

For last few months hockey is in news, both for good reasons and bad reasons. Good reason is Hockey world cup is being played in India and the bad reason is the controversies between  the hockey player and the Indian Hockey Federation.

Lots of celebrities have come up in support for hockey team for the world cup and seemed like hockey will have its part of popularity. But world cup has already started and Indian team is already out of race for semi-finals.

Question raised here is "why Cricket is so popular in India and not hockey.??"

According to me, the answer is in India's world cup win in 1983. I know its long time ago, I was not even born. But that victory gave people to something to cheer about, feel proud about. The players of that team had become heros for the whole country. Youngsters had started looking at them as role models. That is how cricket became center of attraction.

If you have watched the India's first match in this hockey world cup 2010, in which India defeated pakistan, you must have notice the importance that was given to the players after the win. And that was just after winning a single match.

The point I am trying to convey is that Hockey will have to come up with something extra-ordinary to be in the people's heart. They need to achieve something big., as we all need to achieve something to be something irrespective of our profession or education.

This is just my point of view on the popularity issue. I don't have any thing against Hockey, in fact I will love to see it become popular in upcoming days. Chak De India !!!!!!

Java Puzzle of the day

class A

{

void sayHello()

{

System.out.println("Parent speaking");

}

void getname()

{

sayHello();

}

}

class B extends A

{

@Override

void sayHello()

{

System.out.println("child speaking");

}

}

public class C extends B

{

public static void main(String[] args)

{

B b = new B();

b.getname();

}

}

What will be the output ?

The Rat Race

Hi, Today is the very first day of my blogging. And the very first topic that I want to have a word on is "Rat Race" of which each and every one of us is part of. Intentionally or not but all are part of it.

Right now there are board exams going on for students of 10th and 12th. The board exams are the biggest example of the rat race. Everyone wants to be on top of table but sadly very few manages.

According to me 'Rat Race' is the result of the society's thinking in a field they want to see their children. All parents wants doctors and engineers, as if that is the only way to achieve something in life. But thats not true at all. They are so many other fields available. We just need to broaden the view.