BHAWANI SIR SET 2

1. Name any two OOP principles.

2. Mention two different styles of expressing a comment in a program.

3. Differentiate between operator and expression.

4. If m=5 and n=2 output the values of m and n after execution in (i) and (ii) :-

i) m -= n;

ii) n = m + m/n

5. What is a compound statement? Give an example.

6. What will be the output of the following if x=5 initially?

i) 5 * ++x

ii) 5 * x++

7. What is the output of the following?

char c = 'A';

short m = 26;

int n = c+m;

System.out.println(n);

8. Define encapsulation.

9. Explain the term object using an example.

10. Define a variable.

11. What is a wrapper class? Give an example.

12. What is the purpose of the new operator?

13. State the two kinds of data types.

14. Write the corresponding expressions for the following mathematical operations :-

i) a2 + b2

ii) z = x3 + y3 –  xy

              ---

                z

15. What is meant by private visibility of a method?

16. What will be the output for the following program segment?

int a=0, b=30, c=40;

a = --b + c++ + b;

System.out.println("a=" + a); 

17. What is a package? Give an example.

18. Name two types of Java programs.

19. Assign the value of pi (3.142) to a variable of requisite data type.

20. Explain the term type casting.

21. Name the following:

i) A package that is invoked by default.

ii) A keyword, to use the classes defined in a package.

22. Name the class that is used for different mathematical functions. Give an example of a mathematical function.

23. State the difference between = and ==.

24. Write an equivalent Java syntax for the following expression:

a = 0.05 - 2y3 / x - y

25. Write a statement for each of the following:

1. Store a number 275 as a String

2. Convert the String to a numeric value

3. Add it to the existing total of 1000 to update the field

26. What is the output of the following?

i) System.out.println ("four :" + 4 + 2);

          ii)System.out.println ("four :" + (2+2));

27. Evaluate the following expressions, if the values of the variables are a = 2, b=3 and c=9

1. a - (b++) * (- -c)

2. a * (++b) % c

28. Mention any two attributes required for class declaration.

29. State the difference between token and identifier.

30. What is inheritance and how is it useful in Java?

31. Explain any two types of access specifier.

32. If a=5, b=9 calculate the value of: a += a++-++b+a

33. Give the output of the following expressions:

i) If x = -9.99, calculate Math.abs(x);

ii) If x = 9.0, calculate Math.sqrt(x);

34. What does the following mean?

Employee stuff = new Employee();

35. Write a Java statement to input / read the following from the user using the keyboard:

i) Character ii) String

36. Why is a class called a factory of objects?

37. State the difference between a boolean literal and a character literal.

38. Write one word answer for the following:

i) A method that converts a string to a primitive integer data type

ii) The default initial value of a boolean variable data type

39. Why is a class known as a composite data type?

40. Write an expression for (a + b)ⁿ

     ----———

      v³ + b

41. Define the term byte code.

42. What do you mean by type conversion? How is implicit conversion different from explicit conversion?

43. What is the result stored in x, after evaluating the following expression?

44. int x = 5;

45. x = x++ * 2 + 3 * --x;

46. Differentiate between private and protected visibility modifiers.

47. What do you understand by the term data abstraction?

48. What will the following functions return when executed?

i) Math.max(-17,-19) ii) Math.ceil(7.8)

i) Why is an object called an instance of a class?

ii) What is the use of the keyword import?

49. What is the difference between an object and a class?

50. What does the ‘token’ keyword refer to, in the context of Java? Give an example for keyword.

51. What is the difference between the / and % operators?

i) Name the package that contains Scanner class

ii) Which unit of the class gets called, when the object of the class is created?

52. What is the role of keyword void in declaring functions?

53. What will be the output of the following code?

i) int k = 5, j = 9;

k+=k++ - ++j + k;

System.out.println("k= " +k);

System.out.println("j= " +j); 

ii) double b = -15.6;

     double a = Math.rint (Math.abs (b));

     System.out.println("a=" +a);

54. Write an expression in Java for z = (5x³ + 2y ) / ( x + y)

55. Give one example each of a primitive data type and a composite data type.

56. Give one point of difference between unary and binary operators.

57. Write a Java expression for v(2as + u²)

58. Name the type of error (syntax, runtime or logical error) in each case given below?

i) Division by a variable that contains a value of zero.

ii) Multiplication operator used when the operation should be division.

iii) Missing semi colon.

59. Complete the code below to create an object of Scanner class.

          Scanner sc = _____ Scanner( _____ );

60. Differentiate between public and private modifiers for members of a class.

61. What will be the result stored in x after evaluating the following expression?

          int x=4;

          x+=(x++) + (++x) + x;

62. Give the output of the following program segment:

          double x = 2.9, y = 2.5;

63. System.out.println(Math.min(Math.floor(x),y));

64. System.out.println(Math.min(Math.ceil(x),y));

65. What is meant by precedence of operators?

66. What is a literal?

67. What are the types of casting shown by the following examples?

i) double x = 15.2;

     int y = (int)x;

ii) int x = 12;

     long y = x;

68. Name any two wrapper classes.

69. Write Java statement to create an object mp4 of class digital.

70. What does a class encapsulate?

71. What is the data type that the following library functions return?

Math.random()

Math.floor()

Math.sqrt()

Math.pow()

72. Write a Java expression for ut + ½ ft²

73. Name the methods of the Scanner class that:

i) Is used to input an integer from standard input stream

ii) Is used to input a string data from standard input stream

74. Which of the following are valid comments?

(i) /* comment */

(ii) /* comment

(iii) // comment

(iv) */ comment */

75. Name the primitive data type in Java that is:

(i) A 64-bit integer and is used when you need a range of values wider than those provided by int.

(ii) A single 16-bit Unicode character whose default value is ‘\u0000'.

76. State one difference between the floating point literals float and double.

77. Operators with higher precedence are evaluated before operators with relatively lower precedence. Arrange the operators given below in order of higher precedence to lower precedence.

(i) &&

(ii) %

(iii) >=

(iv) ++

78. Identify the statements listed below as assignment, increment, method invocation or object creation statements.

(i) System.out.println(“Java”);

(ii) costPrice = 457.50;

(iii) Car hybrid = new Car();

(iv) petrolPrice++;

79. What are the final values stored in variables x and y below? double a = -6.35;

double b = 14.74;

double x = Math.abs(Math.ceil(a));

double y = Math.rint(Math.max(a,b));

80. Give the output of the following method:

public static void main(String[] args)

{ int a = 5;

a++;

System.out.println(a);

a-=(a--) - (--a);

System.out.println(a);

}

BHAWANI SIR SET 1

1. Find the output
a. 6/5
b. 5/6
c. 5 + 6.3
d. 5.4 + 5.6
e. 4 + 15/4
f. 4.0 + 15/4.0
g. 6 + 4 * 3
h. (6 + 4) * 3

2. Find the output
A=10 , B=12
a. C=A++ + 10
b. C=A++ + A++
c. C=A++ + ++A
d. C=A++ + B++
e. C=A++ + ++B + ++A
f. C=A++ + ++B
g. C=A++ + ++B + A++
h. C=A++ + B++ + ++B
i. C=A++ + ++B + ++A + ++B
j. C=A++ + B++ + 12 + ++A
k. C=A++ + ++B + ++A + A++
l. C=A++ + B++ + ++B
m. C=A++ - ++B + ++A - ++B
n. C=A++ - B++ - 12 + ++A
o. C=A++ + --B + --A + A++
p. C=A-- + B--
q. C=A++ + --B + --A
r. C=A-- + --B
s. C=A-- + ++B + A--

3. Find the output
A=10, B=5
a. A+=10
b. A-=10
c. A*=10
d. A/=10
e. A%=10
f. A+=A++
g. A+=A++ +10
h. A+=A++ + ++A
i. A-=A++/2
j. A-=++A/2.0
k. C=A++ / 5
l. C=++A / 5
m. C=A++ % 5
n. C=++A % 5
o. C=A++/5 + ++B/5
p. C=A++/5 + ++B%5
q. C=A++%5 + ++B/5
r. C=A++%5 + ++B%5

Give the Computer Expression for the Mathematical Expression
a. C=2A
b. C=2A + 2B
c. C=2AB
d. C=A2 + B2
e. C=(A + B)2
f. C=A2 + B2 +2AB
g. C=A3 + B3 + 3A2B + 3AB2
h. C=√A + √B
i. C=(√A + √B)2
j. PE=MGH
k. KE=1/2 MV2
l. SI=PRT/100
m. A=2(L+B)
n. A=√[S(S-A)(S-B)(S-C)]
o. C=10% OF A
p. A=ΠR2
q. C=[Ax{Bx(A+B)}]
r. A=P+(1 + R/100)N

Give the output of the Mathematical Function
a. Math.pow(3,2)
b. Math.pow(3,2) + Math.pow(4,2)
c. Math.sqrt(16)
d. Math.sqrt(16) + Math.sqrt(25)
e. Math.pow(Math.sqrt(16),2)
f. Math.abs(-5)
g. Math.abs(-5) * Math.sqrt(25)
h. Math.pow(Math.abs(-5) * Math.sqrt(25), 2)
i. Math.floor(6.4)
j. Math.ceil(6.4)
k. Math.floor(-16.4)
l. Math.ceil(-16.4)
m. Math.sqrt(Math.floor(Math.abs( -16.4)))
n. Math.max(9,6)
o. Math.max(-15,-12)
p. Math.max(9.6,6.3)
q. Math.max(-15.5,-12.2)
r. Math.min(9,6)
s. Math.min(-15,-12)
t. Math.min(9.6,6.3)
u. Math.min(-15.5,-12.2)
v. Math.min(Math.max(-15.5,-12.2),2)
w. Math.max(Math.min(-15.5, Math.floor(-12.2),2)

Find the output
a) char a=’A’ ; short b=12 ;
int c=16;
int d=a+b+c;
System.out.println(d);
b) char a=’A’ ; short b=1 ; int c=1;
char d=(char)(a+b+c);
System.out.println(d);
c) System.out.println(“Four”+4+4);
d) System.out.println(“Four”+(4+4));
e) System.out.println(4+4+“Four”);
f) System.out.println((4+4)+“Four”);
g) System.out.print(“My Java”)
System.out.println(“program”);
h) System.out.println(“Java \n program”);
i) System.out.println(“My \n \t Java \n \t \t
program”);
j) System.out.print(“How”);
System.out.print”Are”);
System.out.print”You”);

Give the Mathematical function for the following
a. Find the absolute value of -5
b. Find the square root of 16
c. Find the cube root of 27
d. Find the value of x to power of y
e. Find the value of 23
f. Find the sum of square root(16) and square
root(9)
g. Find the nearest integer value of (15.3)
h. Find the nearest integer value of (15.8)
i. Find the lower integer value of (19.3)
j. Find the higher integer value of(21.37)
k. Find the maximum between 12,24
l. Find the minimum between 12,34
m. Find the maximum between 12,24,6
n. Find the minimum between 12,34,16
o. Find the value of PI

Write the Java program for the following\
To add two numbers where a=10 and b=12
Formula : c=a+b
To subtract two numbers where a=10 and b=2
Formula : c=a-b
To add and subtract two numbers where a=15 and b=24
Formula : c=a+b
d=a-b
To find the velocity where d=100m and t=3s
Formula : v=d/t
To find the area of a rectangle where length=10cm and breadth=8cm
Formula : a=l*b
To find the area and the perimeter of a square where side=4cm
Formula : a=s*s p=4*s
To find the average temperature of the day if the maximum temperature =40 and minimum
temperature =28
Formula : avg=(max+min)/2
To calculate the profit and profit percentage where cp=100 and sp=120
Formula : p=sp-cp pp=p/cp*100
To calculate the simple interest and the amount where p=Rs10,000 r=10%, t=2 years
Formula : si=p*r*t/100
To find the area of a circle where radius=8cm
Formula : a=3.142 * Math.pow(r,2)
To find the area and the circumference of a circle where diameter=14cm
Formula : a=Math.PI * Math.pow(d/2,2)
P=2*Math.PI*d/2
To find the compound interest and amount if p=1000, r=10% and time=5 years
Formula : p*Math.pow((1+r/100),t)
To calculate the equivalent Fahrenheit temperature for the Celsius temperature =100
Formula : f=9*c/5+32
To calculate the Potential energy of the body if mass=100Kg, height = 10m and gravity=9.8m/s
Formula : PE=M*G*H
To calculate the potential energy if mass=100Kg and velocity=10m/s
Formula : KE=0.5*m*v*v
To find the average temperature of the week if the day temperature is as follows
Sunday =40
Monday=38
Tuesday=35
Wednesday=34
Thursday=36
Friday=32
Saturday=35
Formula : Avg=(s+m+tu+w+th+f+st)/7
To calculate the total and average for a student who has got 90 in Math, 80 in English, 70 in Hindi, 65 in Physics, 85 in Chemistry, 88 in Biology and 78 in Social Studies.
Formula : t=(m+e+h+p+c+b+s)/7
To Calculate the DA and HRA and PF and display the Gross and Net of an Employee. The Basic Salary of the Employee is Rs. 15,000.
DA=40% of BS
HRA=20% of BS
Gross=BS+DA+HRA
PF=10% of Gross
Net=Gross-PF
To calculate the square root, cube root, square and Cube of the number given and display the
individual result. The number is 125
Formula : sr=Math.sqrt(n) cr=Math.cbrt(n)
S=Math.pow(n,2) c=Math.pow(n,3)
To convert the distance from kilometer to meter. The distance given is 10Km
Formula : m=1000*km
To convert the distance from kilometer to meter, centimeter and millimeter. The distance given is
2.365 Km.
Formula : m=1000*km Cm=m*100
Mm=Cm*10
To convert Kilobytes to Bytes and Bits. The capacity of the disk is 100Kilobytes
Formula : b=1024 * kb bits=b*8
To convert temperature from degree Fahrenheit to degree Celsius. The given Fahrenheit
temperature is 212 degree Fahrenheit
Formula : c=5*(f-32)/9

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT THROUGH BLOGGING

Personal and Social Development through Blogging

Shome Nath Bhawani

(Department of Computer Science)

 D.B.M.S Kadma High School, Kadma Jamshedpur

ABSTRACT: 

The elucidation and analysis of Vivekananda scheme of education brings to light its constructive, practical and comprehensive character. Blogging has emerged as a specialized industry in itself and is increasingly being used by individuals and enterprises alike for establishing and enhancing their online presence. A successful and well-read blog can be a cash-cow. Some of the following income streams will work on some blogs a lot better than others – the key is to experiment with as many possibilities and see what works best for the Blogger. Advertising Banners, CPM Advertising, Affiliate Sales, Pay Per Click. Student blogging is powerful and stimulating and enriching. The online capacity to link-reference makes for an effective way to write interconnected. Expressive writing inculcates better thinking and learning during hard times, increases gratitude, increases mental bandwidth and better leadership which leads to self enrichment. Bloggers have the benefit of to get immediate responses to their questions, viewpoints or thoughts. The other benefits are: Easy communication between businesses and their clients, Platform for conducting market research, Great Tool for Relational Marketing, Best Content Management Systems, Low Cost Marketing Device, Managing Online Reputation, Keeping Ahead of Competition, and Platform for personal advice. Corruption in India affects all levels of the society but it’s in the administrative one that the biggest damage is done to the people and comes to exacerbate poverty. We see that globally, citizens have fast-increasing access to tools that enable them to monitor government performance and express their views on government performance in real time. We want to seize this moment to promote transparency, fight corruption, empower citizens, and harness the power of new technologies to make government more effective and accountable. Gone are the days when young women preferred to secretly seek information from friends, cousins or aunties residing in neighboring houses about their queries. Educating women to make informed decisions about health, well-being and personal safety for themselves and their families, helps mothers find their own empowerment, covering all things “woman” from relationships, to feminism, to sexual and reproductive health, etc. Getting Smart works with technology to advocate on behalf of students, teachers, and the field of education overall to implement learning strategies that increase effectiveness of learning and open more doors for students to succeed. Education advocates looking to work with technology. It Helps Teacher to Venture Beyond his Means, It Helps Mentor Aggregate Research Work, and It Connects Teacher with Professionals. Social networks encourage discovery. If someone is interested in certain books, bands, recipes or ideas, it's likely that their interest will be catered for by a self owned blog or group within a service. Most people have trouble with career change because they know what they want to do but they can't get a job doing it. A blog allows you to show people your ideas and your investigations in a given field. Make your blog an exploration of the field you want to be in, and sooner than you realize, you will be qualified to be hired in that field. This is not rare. It happens all the time, in a very wide range of fields. In Swamiji’s own words… It is high time that we give serious thought to his philosophy of education and remembers his call to every-body-“Arise, awake, and stop not till the goal is reached.” for the development of Indian Society through the benefits offered by the Internet Technology.

Keywords: Internet Technology, Blogger, Educating Women, Relational marketing, Fight Corruption, Social Network, Development of Indian Society, Philosophy of Education

Introduction

The elucidation and analysis of Vivekananda scheme of education brings to light its constructive, practical and comprehensive character. He realized that it is only through education that the uplift of masses is possible. He further stated it emphatically that if society is to be reformed, education has to reach everyone-high and low, because individuals are the very constituents of society. The sense of dignity rises in man when he becomes conscious of his inner spirit, and that is the very purpose of education.

The use of social media and networking services has become an integral part of Indian daily lives. It has reached every corner of the country. The internet and social media provide young people with a range of benefits, and opportunities to empower themselves in a variety of ways. We need to streamline this young energetic citizen to harmonize the traditional values of India with the new values brought through the progress of science and technology.

Whether you are an individual or a business, a blog has become a prominent and potent tool for increasing his online reach. The quality of the blog, frequency of posts, and performance in search results, interaction and engagement with his reader base are key factors that will determine how successful his blog is, and the benefits that can accrue through blogging.

At its start, blogging was mainly a platform for personal expression. A blog or a web-log was meant to be an online diary, journal or log for those who wanted to express themselves online. It has now emerged as one of the most powerful means of sharing information on the internet. Blogging has emerged as a specialized industry in itself and is increasingly being used by individuals and enterprises alike for establishing and enhancing their online presence.

Blogging for Personal and Social Development

Self Employment

A successful and well-read blog can be a cash-cow. If one can able to build a high-quality blog that attracts lots of readers and followers, he can monetize his blog through marketing and advertising revenue. Before one read it though – keep in mind that every blog is unique in how it can make money. Some of the following income streams will work on some blogs a lot better than others – the key is to experiment with as many possibilities and see what works best for the Blogger.

• Advertising Banners

Website owners love Advertising Banners because they know they are guaranteed the money, other techniques such as affiliate marketing can go up and down a lot depending on what is promoted.

• CPM(Cost Per Thousand Impression) Advertising

This method is really popular for the website’s that receive a huge amount of traffic; advertisers pay you for impressions rather than sales or clicks! As long as you can predict your impressions which are usually easy to do, you know how much you will earn.

• Affiliate Sales

Selling on commission depending on the functional and technicality of the Blogger. One can promote great products and then get great commissions. Pay back from great products earns lot of money for the Bloggers.

• Pay Per Click

By far the easiest way to earn money online from a website or blog is from Google Adsense and being paid per click. Can be very lucrative if done right!

Top 5 Famous Indian Bloggers & Their Earnings in 2015-16

S.No	Name	Location	Age	Blog Name	Estimated Earning
1	Amit Agarwal	New Delhi	37 years	Labnol.org	$65,000 per month Rs. 43,55,000 approx
2	Harsh Agarwal	New Delhi	27 years	ShoutmeLoud.com	$40,000 per month  Rs. 26,80,000 approx
3	Amit Bhawani	Hyderabad	29 years	amitbhawani.com	$38,000 per month  Rs. 25,46,000 approx
4	Shardha Sharma	New Delhi	26 years	Yourstory.com	$34,000 per month  Rs. 22,78,000 approx
5	Jaspal Singh	Jaipur	30 years	Savedelete.com	$22,000 per month  Rs. 14,74,000 approx

Self Enrichment

Students realize how high the tavern of public domain writing is. This can be initially unapproachable, but that removes all boredom or sense of the monotonous learning. Asking all students to write blogs as learning unfolds and interlinks empowers the teacher to be more supportive because they're less tied to the bureaucracy; it raises challenge levels; it enables IT-skills; it lets students see their own progress and differentiates well; it means more productive and accelerating learning-talk over rote-writing.

The breadth of results has impressed. Students have collated and commented on topical news, explained practical implications and real-world examples of syllabus phenomena, asserted their views on issues, designed and written up experiments in depth, published and evaluated data they have researched or sourced, and commented skillfully on one another's work. And if, as the best have done, they write professionally in the public domain already as teenagers - which top university admissions director wouldn't offer them a place on a degree course of their choice?

Student blogging is powerful and stimulating and enriching. The online capacity to link-reference makes for an effective way to write interconnected. The range of interfaces and appearances available professionalizes students' work and they rise to that implicit reward Expressive writing inculcates better thinking and learning during hard times, increases gratitude, increases mental bandwidth and better leadership which leads to self enrichment.

Top 5 Famous Indian Bloggers based on Self Enrichment and Personality Development

S.No	Blog name		Contents of the Blog
1	Scribble and Scrawl	Somali K. Chakrabarti writes very insightful posts on leadership, productivity, self improvement, social awareness and self awareness.
2.	Lata Wonders	Lata Subhramanian shares her nectar of enriched knowledge on personal and professional life through her blog
3.	Sunshine and Zephyr	Shewta Dave weaves words in such a way that it touches you, inspire you and make you think again, and you don’t even realize. She also writes in Hindi.
4.	Project Curve	Debiparna Chakraborty, surely knows how to make a great fashion blog. The blog features product reviews, look book photo shoots, and women related issue articles.
5	Voyager For Life	Renuka writes about basic travel related thing one solo traveller should know.

Entrepreneurship

A well written blog post on a good blog can attract visitors from search engines. A Blog can rank for a number of keywords that a business website does not rank for. New visitors drawn to the blog through these keywords can be directed to the business website, thereby increasing your business footprint, reach and awareness. Bloggers have the benefit of to get immediate (within a fraction of a second on active blogs) responses to their questions, viewpoints or thoughts. The other benefits are:

• Easy communication between businesses and their clients:

The more businesses and organizations communicate to their clients/customers, the more they learn and continue using the blog, thereby making it easy to interact or talk with their target audience in a friendly and non-formal environment.

• Platform for conducting market research:

The well developed blog offer businesses and organizations a perfect platform for conducting market research since one can obtain information and learn much more about consumer habits as opposed to other forms of survey and research.

·         Great Tool for Relational Marketing

A blog can prove to be a powerful too for building long-term relationships with your consumers. By posting unbiased and heartfelt articles to your blog, you can earn the much-needed trust from your potential customers to drive business growth.

·         Best Content Management Systems

Blogs happen to be the best examples of Content Management Systems (CMS). Whether it is a video file, image, audio file, document or pdf file, you can easily upload it all to the blog with a few clicks of the mouse.

·         Low Cost Marketing Device

A well maintained and regularly updated blog happens to be a cheap marketing device. With a quality blog, you can instantly inform your consumers of the recently launched products and services much before you think to promote them through other media channels.

·         Managing  Online Reputation

Today, brands have become worried about managing their reputation online. If you are facing any kind of negative press, you can counter it with the help of a blog.

·         Keeping Ahead of Competition

Blogging is a great way to stay ahead of your competitors. In today’s competitive industry, a blog helps you inform your consumers of the way you work, how you differ from others and how your services are way above from your competitors.

• Platform for personal advice:

Through word of mouth advertising, friends are capable of sharing information about a businesses and organizations with others. As they talk positively about the company and possible customer experience with the company’s business activities. This can thereby encourage other people to choose the company and the products and services it offers.

Exterminate Corruption

Corruption in India affects all levels of the society but it’s in the administrative one that the biggest damage is done to the people and comes to exacerbate poverty. Blog can keep government officials and citizens interested and involved in discussions about current corruption issues, policies, and solutions. Guests from the industry or from other sectors could be invited to join the blog discussion.

Just as government-induced distortions provide many opportunities for corruption; it is also the case that frequent, direct contact between government officials and citizens can open the way for illicit transactions. One way to address this problem is to use readily available technologies to encourage more of an arms-length relationship between officials and civil society; in this respect the blogging will prove to be an effective tool to reduce corruption in India.

We see that globally, citizens have fast-increasing access to tools that enable them to monitor government performance and express their views on government performance in real time. We want to seize this moment to promote transparency, fight corruption, empower citizens, and harness the power of new technologies to make government more effective and accountable. We understand the blog technology plays in citizen voice and transparency for achieving accountable responsive governance.

Women’s Education and Empowerment

Gone are the days when young women preferred to secretly seek information from friends, cousins or aunties residing in neighboring houses about their queries. Due to digital communication mediums women are now talking about these issues openly, breaking gender based myths. This would not have been possible without the social media as a positive platform for letting women express their feelings and seek information from various groups, pages, websites etc.

This is the main reason that social media is also called infotainment as well, which signifies information-entertainment. There are more than 100 Women empowerment blogs taking on health and fitness, emotional, physical, and psychological needs of women, works to empower girls and women, Educating women to make informed decisions about health, well-being and personal safety for themselves and their families, helps mothers find their own empowerment, covering all things “woman” from relationships, to feminism, to sexual and reproductive health, etc.

List of Best Women’s Information and Empowerment Blogs

S.No	Blog Name	Description of the Blog
1	Danielle LaPorte	Danielle LaPorte is a well-known expert on the topics of desire, spirituality, creativity, business, and relationships. She has a fabulous site full of new ideas for women ready to find out what they really want the most in life and she helps them find their passion and purpose.
2	Hardy Girls Healthy Women	Hardy Girls Healthy Women is a non-profit organization with the vision of all girls and women experiencing equality, independence, and safety in their everyday lives. Their mission is to create opportunities, develop programs, and provide services that empower them.
3	The Every girl	The Everygirl is an online resource for the creative and career-driven woman who wants to better her life and achieve her dreams. The Blog share real stories from real successful women to inspire and motivate women to experience a life better lived that teach you how to integrate creativity into your day.  Their website includes topics on career & finance, culture, fashion & beauty, living, travel, wellness and more.
4	Project Eve	Project Eve to encourage women in business to invest in one another. Project Eve offers mentorship and networking to connect workingwomen ensuring equality, increasing opportunity, and empowering each of us to achieve more than ever.
5	BlogHer	BlogHer is a wonderful site where women bloggers publish their material on food, family, style, love/sex, health, news and more.

Student-centered, Inquiry-based Education

Getting Smart works with technology to advocate on behalf of students, teachers, and the field of education overall to implement learning strategies that increase effectiveness of learning and open more doors for students to succeed. Education advocates looking to work with technology. Implementing science pedagogy in secondary classrooms, though identified as the goal by all science education professional organizations, is rarely a reality in today’s classrooms. Therefore, teachers committed to reform often lack a “local” network with whom they can interact around this new professional discourse of reform-minded teaching. Emerging social networking technologies such as blogging offer potential to support professional learning through the development of like-minded communities not geographically or temporally constrained.

• It Helps You Venture Beyond Your Means

If you are an academic blogger with a desire to tread beyond your means or field of expertise, blogging is your tool. Academic blogs help provide on-the-spot analysis and run commentary on some of the most crucial issues our society faces today.

• It Helps You Aggregate Research Work

Blogging gives students and scholars to put together research work and assignment information. In addition, it helps in researching information accumulated by researches across the globe through syndication.

• It Connects You with Professionals

When you consistently blog about a subject of your interest, you have the maximum chances of attracting the attention of experts in that field of study. Along with broadening your professional network, this can also open new career opportunities for you

Fastening young explorers and learners worldwide

Social networks encourage discovery. If someone is interested in certain books, bands, recipes or ideas, it's likely that their interest will be catered for by a self owned blog or group within a service. If users are looking for something more specific or unusual then they could create their own groups or self owned blogs. Blog services can help young people develop their interests and find other people who share the same interests. They can help introduce young people to new things and ideas, and deepen appreciation of existing interests. They can also help broaden users' horizons by helping them discover how other people live and think in all parts of the world.

Better Career Opportunities

Most people have trouble with career change because they know what they want to do but they can't get a job doing it. A blog allows you to show people your ideas and your investigations in a given field. Make your blog an exploration of the field you want to be in, and sooner than you realize, you will be qualified to be hired in that field. This is not rare. It happens all the time, in a very wide range of fields.

Because a blog focuses on your ideas, rather than your experience, you are more likely to be able to persuade someone to let you skip the bottom rung. Also, as you are linking and responding to other bloggers in your field, you are building a network of people who know you as someone with a reputation in the field, and they can help you land a job above entry-level.

By making real connections with people based on ideas and passions. A blog is the perfect way to meet other people who think like you do and who are in your field. Blogging also allows you to focus your connections on other top performers, since blogging about career topics self-selects for engaged, motivated, ambitious people. If you want a stable career, and if you want to take charge of where you're going, then you should be blogging.

Conclusion

In Swamiji’s own words… 

“The Light Divine within is obscured in most people. It is like a lamp in a cask of iron, no gleam of light can shine through. Gradually, by purity and unselfishness, we can make the obscuring medium less and less dense, until at last it becomes transparent as glass”

It is high time that we give serious thought to his philosophy of education and remembers his calls -“Arise, awake, and stop not till the goal is reached.” for the development of Indian Society through the benefits offered by the Internet Technology.

REFERENCES

[1]           Make Money Blogging.htm: “which visualizes just SOME of the ways bloggers make money blogging.

[2]           jobs.problogger.net : Jobs A job board to assist those looking to hire bloggers to find them and for bloggers to find blogging work..

[3]           problogger.net/learn : eBooks If you’re looking for resources to take your blog to help you create a successful blog

[4]           problogger.net : Blog A blog with over 7000 tutorials that has been dedicated to helping bloggers learn the skills of blogging and build profitable blogs since 2004.

[5]           Problogger.com/podcast: Podcast Regular episodes with a mix of teaching, case studies and actionable challenges to help bloggers create great content, find readers and build more income streams into their blogging..

[6]           Benefits of internet and social media _ ReachOut Professionals.htm : Benefits of internet and social media

[7]           projectcurve.in/2015/04/women-in-leadership.html: The Girl behind this blog, Debiparna Chakraborty, surely knows how to make a great fashion blog.

[8]           renuka-voyagerforlife.com/2015/04/10-things-every-traveller-should-know.html: about basic travel related thing one solo traveler should know.

Author[s] brief Introduction

Name            :           Mr. Shome Nath Bhawani of 46 years residing in Jamshedpur.

Qualification:           M.Tech(IT), MBA(System & Marketing), M.Sc(IT),

Diploma in Computer Science & Engineering

   Project Developed:  Cable tester for Indian Telephone Industries (Bangalore),

                                    Medical Store Keeping & Annual Appraisal System for TRF

                                    Ltd (A Tata Concern, Jamshedpur)

Remittance of Pay slip, Income Tax Calculation for Contractors, Bank Reconciliation Statement for Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL Jamshedpur) currently working in EPR implementation for BSNL Jamshedpur.

Teaching Experience: Taught BBA, BCA, MCA, M.Sc(IT), B.Sc(IT) from 1993 at

different colleges of Jamshedpur under different Universities.

Some Universities are SMU, KSOU, MKU, Ranchi, Kolhan

University.

Paper Submitted in National Seminars 

1. The Present Scenario of Rural Marketing through Internet
2. Women Empowerment through Knowledge Networking
3. Quality Education and challenges for Teacher Educators