What is the Plagiarism Check resource at IIT Kharagpur?

It can be done from the Central Library website:

Making India a Technological Superpower 2

One way, I think, this goal of indigenous technological development can be achieved is by fostering a spirit of innovation and native problem solving in the minds of already brilliant Indian students. Innovation has to be made glamorous so has contributing back to the nation.
The most important thing in this direction I feel is the presence of role models that the young minda can emulate. There are already many Indian innovators who have done great globally. We need to inspire a breed of patriotic innovators who want to innovate here and sell abroad, instead of the other way round. Educational institutions can play a pivotal role in this direction. We need to make our educators innovators too. As they are the first role models for the students. The basic instinct of enquiry and self problem solving should be encouraged in students. 

Making India a Technological Super Power

Just today I was pondering over the foreign companies that provide India products and services. Everything India is using is gotten from these foreign countries. For example Google, Microsoft, Philips, Hundai, Crompton Greaves and so on. Now 'Make In India' is an important step towards making India economically more stronger and creating jobs for the Indian youth, but it would help us so much if we had Indian companies providing services to Indians. This would keep India's money within India and would certainly make us a richer country.
Many regret that the best Indian talents have been migrating to US for all these years. Thus, we as a nation have not been able to reap the full benefit of our home grown talent, although even from abroad they have contributed significantly. I feel instead of just regretting we should find out the reason behind the exodus of such talent from our country and do something to keep them back.
Once we have done that we can start focussing on the products and services that we can generate indigenously and provide to the Indian populace in a cheap way and in a way that respects India's demography. 

Just don't waist time

After observing my own life and life lessons from my genius people around the world, I have zeroed in on one mantra for a definite personal improvement: "Don't waist time". Yes it is that easy. Whenever I am doing something that is taking me away from the wholesome personality that I want to be I recognize that and quit that activity. It is that simple. Just recognize that and quit that activity. And how do I know if I am wasting my time? For that I should be in full cognizance of what I want to achieve in life. In a nutshell the person I want to become is someone who exudes incredible love. The the details follow and will probably take up another post. But keeping in mind the person that I want to evolve into at every instant of time and doing activities that take me towards that goal in and out every single day will take me a far distance. I am confident about that.

If there is a God it has to be Krishna

The above statement makes so much of a universal meaning, specially when we consider the literal meaning of Krishna in Sanskrit which is all attractive. If there is God, any believer will attest, He has to be all attractive. This is the kind of secular beauty in which Vedas describe God. No doubt the Vedas are the cradle of all the religions of the world and all the conceptions of God thereof. 

IIT Alumni who made it big

1. Narayan Murthy - Infosys
2. Radhakrishnan- ISRO chief credited with the success of Managalyaan
3. S Christopher DRDO chief
4. Sachin and Binny Bansal- Flipkart.com
5. Subbarao- Governor of RBI
6. Bedabrata Pain- IIT Kharagpur, ECE 1986, MS and PhD Columbia University, NASA JPL
    Later started making films and made films like Amu and Chittagong that won many National               awards
7. Sundar Pichoi- Android head at Google and right hand of Larry Page
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What PK missed on earth

World is a reflection of our desires. This truth has been quite well captured by the protagonist in the movie PK, PK. If we approach God with material desires, our material desires get fulfilled. Well, PK never wanted God he wanted his 'remote', so he never met someone who could lead him to God. God does not need to land your desires on your hands, he arranges the world around you, he makes you meet the right people. All of this did happen to PK and he got his 'remote' too. 

If PK had really wanted to meet God and rejected anything less than that he could have met truly holy men who have transcended the material realm through focus on Supreme and loving devotional service to him. This is the unique process by which one can realize the transcendent lord. The characteristic of people with such realization is that they are detached from material assests, fame or followers, sense-gratification. They are non-sectarian and consider all life as sacred. They relish inner happiness which can be experienced by anyone ready for the introspection, discipline and sincerity it takes.

It however takes a thoughtful person to really seek for God. When God kindles a desire in him to understand Him, hope PK will come again and meet the right people.