OROP: A DROP IN THE OCEAN 1. Last few days have seen some unprecedented actions, reactions and lack of action regarding "demand" of OROP by veterans of Indian Armed Forces. Debates on audio and visual media, messages on social media and heated arguments over a glass of beer in messes / clubs have focused on how successive Govts have failed to fulfill long standing demand of OROP, how the wily bureaucrats are putting spokes in its implementation, the base year for calculations and the estimates of budgetary allocations and cash outgo for the treasury. Few enterprising guys have even put up calculated revised pensions for various ranks. People in armed forces - both serving and veterans are agitated that their 'dues' are not being given and that while others like MTNL/BSNL losses of 10000 Cr are being written off, $ 10 Billion aid is being given to Nepal and 6000 Cr worth loans have been waived off, Govt is nickpicking and calculating how it can save a few / few h...
इंतज़ार का दायरा दरवाज़े से गली के मोड़ तक बेकरारी की इन्तहा तेज़ साँसों से आँखों की नमी तक मोहब्बत का इज़हार मेरी नज़रों से उसके दिल तक उसकी हया सुर्ख गालों से होते हुए हसीं लबों तक झुक कर तस्लीम उसके अंदाज़े बयां से हम तक जवान हुए हमें एक ज़माना बीत गया !
SAFE BROWSING Understanding Your Computer: Web Browsers How do web browsers work? A web browser is an application that finds and displays web pages. It coordinates communication between your computer and the web server where a particular website "lives." When you open your browser and type in a web address (URL) for a website, the browser submits a request to the server, or servers, that provide the content for that page. The browser then processes the code from the server (written in a language such as HTML, JavaScript, or XML) and loads any other elements (such as Flash, Java, or ActiveX) that are necessary to generate content for the page. After the browser has gathered and processed all of the components, it displays the complete, formatted web page. Every time you perform an action on the page, such as clicking buttons and following links, the browser continues the process of requesting, processing, and presenting content. How many browsers are there? There...
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