DR. NIMAIN CHARAN BISWAL

  THE SOCIETY COULD BE FEELING ENSLAVED BY MONOPOLISTIC TECHNOLOGIES   I am writing this article having gone through the latest painful experience out of the ever automatically pushed updates of Window-10 on recurring basis and the latest instance being in last 2-days of hard efforts and have just recovered by re-installation of Windows10 at a home based desktop computer. Let me at the outset say and admit that I am not a computer software developer or an expert in software development, however, I am a computer literate user with reasonable grasp of computer interface from the user point of view and what I am writing here is my experience from the user side. I am using and explaining here, my experience with Windows10 as an example, however, as I believe, worldwide people like me also must be feeling pained and to be getting enslaved by monopolistic technologies in any other fields as well, and must be suffering silently without much of choice, as nothing much can be done about

THE FARMERS OF CO-OPERATIVE DAIRIES OR DAIRY FARMERS WOULD NEVER DITCH AGRICULTURE FARMERS’ INTEREST I am a bit surprised, that repeatedly, articles and statements are being published in the internet in the name of a sitting Chief Executive of one of the Largest Co-operative Dairy Federations of India, that are quite  inconsistent with the interest of the Farmers of India, whether they may be Agriculture Farmers or any other fields allied to Agriculture. His views may be personal for targeting any interest he may have, however, I am sure his views are never representing the Dairy Co-operatives or Dairy Farmers of India. Categorically in an article published in the internet, he states that there is no MSP(Minimum Support Price) in Dairy (Milk), Fisheries and Poultry by giving a cryptic and satiric look to the   MSP prevalent for Agricultural Crops to assist the farmers growing food crops for the 1300 million population India has to feed right now. Further he says as mentioned

  A FUEL PRICE STABILIZATION FUND SHOULD BE A GOOD IDEA   The idea of creating a Fuel Price Stabilization Fund, though may look little out of box, however should be a Good Idea for India and most of the countries dependent on import of Petroleum Oil for their hydrocarbon fuel need; whoever likes it. I may cite the situation of India here as example frequently in this article, as it is at my easy reach and firsthand experience as I live in India, however the explanations are, and could be, globally relevant. The present upward speeding prices of common hydrocarbon fuels, such as Petrol and Diesel which are used for common automobile consumption for passenger as well as cargo transportation is a great cause of concern as to how far this phenomenon can go and how it can be managed if the Crude Oil Price internationally reaches more and bigger heights than the present. The price of Crude Oil internationally, has exhibited periodic ups and downs historically, with massive lows an