Wednesday, September 9, 2020
Monday, September 7, 2020
KONOSUKE MATSUSHITA, WHO CREATED THE WORLD-FAMOUS 'PANASONIC' !
REALLY INSPIRING & BEST MOTIVATIONAL VIDEO
STORY EVER IN ENGLISH BY TFC | BELIEVE IN
YOURSELF
2,377,407 views•Feb 13, 2018
THEFILMYCUT
255K subscribers
Hindi Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uud0W...
Success is not dependent on how educated you are or how much money you have.
Who Am I? Our best Best Motivational video series, that will make you think, question and strive forward.
Success is not dependent on how educated you are or how much money you have.
Success is about believing in yourself
So, if you are also in pursuit of success
Just believe in yourself when no one else does,
Survive when other people give up,
And just wait for that one miracle, that will change your life. Forever.
His name is KONOSUKE MATSUSHITA
The company he had started in his small house is now known across the world as 'PANASONIC' !
Grateful thanks to THEFILMYCUT, KONOSUKE MATSUSHITA and YouTube.
INTERESTING INTERVIEWS : SACHIN TENDULKAR FULL INTERVIEW - BBC NEWS
SACHIN TENDULKAR FULL INTERVIEW - BBC NEWS
107,414
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BBC NEWS
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After 24
years of playing top class cricket, SACHIN TENDULKAR'S says the aches and pains
in his body told him it was time to retire. The 'Little Master' spoke to the
BBC about his reasons for leaving cricket, and the need to clean up the sport's
reputation following match fixing revelations.
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Grateful thanks to BBC NEWS, SACHIN TENDULKAR'S and YouTube.
IMPORTANT PERSONALITIES OF INDIA - SWAMI VIVEKANANDA
IMPORTANT PERSONALITIES OF INDIA -
SWAMI VIVEKANANDA
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DRISHTI IAS
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#SwamiVivekananda
#ImportantPersonalities #UPSC
Drishti IAS
is pleased to bring an IMPORTANT PERSONALITIES PROGRAMME - covering relevant
and important static portions from UPSC point of view.
The content
is meticulously curated to cater to the needs of the civil services exam.
The
programme will cover important personalities from Indian history and culture
like Mahatma Buddha, Rabindranath Tagore, Mahatma Gandhi, Subhash Chandra Bose
and others.
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news, visit:
https://www.drishtiias.com/tags/india...
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thanks to DRISHTI IAS : ENGLISH and YouTube.
Sunday, September 6, 2020
Saturday, September 5, 2020
MOTHER TERESA MEMORIAL DAY
Saturday is International Day of Charity - the anniversary of the passing of Mother Teresa of Calcutta who worked for the poor, sick, orphaned and dying for over 45 years.
Show your support by thanking all those who do their part today to make the world a better place, especially in the face of the #COVID19 pandemic. https://bit.ly/3jHImhY
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Friday, September 4, 2020
NOBEL LAUREATE Wilhelm Ostwald
In the 19th century chemists noticed that certain chemical reactions seemed to be caused by substances that remained unchanged in the process.
In the 1880s Wilhelm Ostwald studied the speeds of numerous chemical reactions, including reactions occurring in the presence of acids and bases. In 1894 he revealed what happens: a substance - a catalyst - can affect a chemical reaction's speed, but is not included in its end-products. It does this by lowering the reaction's activation energy - the energy needed to kick-off a reaction (see picture). This understanding shed great light on chemical reactions occurring in both industrial processes and living organisms and led to Ostwald receiving the 1909 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
More about Ostwald: https://bit.ly/318NaoK
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In the 19th century chemists noticed that certain chemical reactions seemed to be caused by substances that remained unchanged in the process.
In the 1880s Wilhelm Ostwald studied the speeds of numerous chemical reactions, including reactions occurring in the presence of acids and bases. In 1894 he revealed what happens: a substance - a catalyst - can affect a chemical reaction's speed, but is not included in its end-products. It does this by lowering the reaction's activation energy - the energy needed to kick-off a reaction (see picture). This understanding shed great light on chemical reactions occurring in both industrial processes and living organisms and led to Ostwald receiving the 1909 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
More about Ostwald: https://bit.ly/318NaoK
Tuesday, September 1, 2020
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