Internet has truly changed lives of billions of people across the world. The best thing which internet has given to all of us is freedom. It has made us free to communicate with anyone and through, multiple channels. Fifteen years back, it was not so easy to communicate with a person living on the other side of globe, but today you can do it in a single click. Internet has affected everything in some ways and it has made everything easier. Today, you can employee a person sitting in other country which was like a dream few years back.
There are millions of people who work for people or organizations situated in other parts of world. We can call this time, a time of internet revolution. Every part of world is now connected with internet and speed of internet is increasing with time. Every country is working hard to provide fast and affordable internet to their countrymen. Still, lot of more potential is present in internet which is required to be utilized. The good point is that we are on right track. I personally want to thank inventors of internet for giving us a beautiful gift in the form of internet.
“Wings of Fire” is an autobiography of former President of India and an eminent scientist Shri A P J Abdul Kalam. It is very important for every Indian and especially for youth to read this autobiography. It is not because he is a former president and an eminent scientist, therefore every Indian should read it, however this autobiography really has good knowledge to share with us, a knowledge which is very difficult to get elsewhere. This autobiography is different in many ways as it tells us many lessons with true examples. This book tells us the story of a Muslim boy, who became the President of a Hindu dominated country by hard world and dedication. It gives us an inside look into the lives of Muslims in India and relationships between Hindu and Muslim communities in India. It tells us, how common Hindu and Muslim respect each other’s religion. “Wings of Fire” is the story of a small boy achieving his dreams despite all the odds. This real story tells us the role of family, re
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