Saturday, 17 April 2021

Actor Vivek died within 48 hours of receiving his first dose vaccine #VaccineConspiracy




 Vivek died in a Chennai hospital in the early hours of Saturday(17 Apr 2021). He was 59.


Vivek was admitted to SIMS Hospital in Vadapalani where he underwent an angioplasty and stenting procedure on Friday for a complete block in a critical blood vessel of the heart. He was put on an ECMO support in the intensive care unit. "He passed away at 4.35am," a medical bulletin from the hospital said.



Points to Remember: #VaccineConspiracy

* (17-Apr-2021): 
    He takes first dose Covaxin (COVID-19 vaccine) infront of Health Secretary Dr J Radhakrishnan at Government Omandurar Hospital, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India on Thursday.


(18- Apr-2021) 11:00 AM
    The SIMS Hospital released a statement. "Actor Padma Shri Dr. Vivek was brought to the hospital in an unconscious state by 11:00 am.

(18- Apr-2021) 04:00 PM:
    Hospital vice-president Dr Raju Sivasamy said the sudden attack was due to an acute coronary syndrome ..It was not related to the Covid-19 vaccine he took on Thursday, they said, Test and CT reports showed that he did not have Covid-19.

*(19-Apr-2021) 4.35 AM: 
    A medical bulletin said he was critical on ECMO support, which pumps and oxygenates blood outside the body, but died at 4:35 am Saturday.


Did actor Vivek died due to vaccine?




Sunday, 3 May 2020

Tamils to Homeland - Register Here

Tamil People who wants to move across India or come from foreign countries can avail these facilities by register through the website developed by

Commissionerate of Rehabilitation and Welfare of Non Resident Tamils

அகதிகள் மறுவாழ்வு மற்றும் தமிழகத்திற்கு வெளியே வாழும் தமிழர்கள் நல ஆணையரகம்

Government provided these website to register
https://nonresidenttamil.org/#
nonresidenttamil.org

Tamils living in other countries who wish to return to
home land
தாயகம் திரும்ப விரும்பும் வெளிநாடுகளில் வசிக்கும் தமிழர்கள்

https://int.nonresidenttamil.org/
https://int.nonresidenttamil.org

Tamils living in the other States who wish to return to home land
தமிழ்நாட்டிற்கு திரும்ப விரும்பும்
வெளி மாநிலங்களில் வசிக்கும் தமிழர்கள்



Other state people in Tamil Nadu who wish to return to their home land
தமிழ்நாட்டில் வசிக்கும் வெளிமாநிலத்தவர்கள் அவர்களுடைய சொந்த ஊர் திரும்ப



TN ePass Tamil Nadu COVID-19 ePass for Vehicle

 திருமணம், அவசர மருத்துவம், நெருங்கிய உறவினர் மரணம் ஆகிய காரணங்களுக்காக மட்டும் தனி நபர்கள் விண்ணப்பிக்கலாம்.

Individuals can apply for marriage, medical emergency or close relative's death only.

Online Portal for Register: https://tnepass.tnega.org/#/user/pass


https://tnepass.tnega.org/#/user/pass
https://tnepass.tnega.org/#/user/pass

குறிப்பிட்ட தொழில் நிறுவனங்கள் விண்ணப்பிக்கலாம்.Selected set of Industries can apply.


MSME (Village and Town Panchayats)
01. Essential manufacturing - Food processing, food products including salt
02. Essential manufacturing - Rice/flour/oil/sago mills
03. Essential manufacturing - Hygiene products
04. Manufacturing of all kinds of medical supplies - All Pharma/medical equipment/ PPE/masks/other medical supplies & their vendors
05. Packaging materials including lamination, printing and adhesives for packaging
06. Manufacturing of agri implements
07. Manufacturing of agri inputs like fertilisers/ insecticides/seeds/animal feed, etc.,
08. Agro processing industries (including tea, coffee, cashew, rubber and coconut)
09. Maintenance activities in all other industries
10. Other industries catering to essential supplies

MSME (Corporations & Municipalities)
01. Essential manufacturing - Food processing, food products including salt
02. Essential manufacturing - Rice/flour/oil/sago mills
03. Essential manufacturing - Hygiene products
04. Manufacturing of all kinds of medical supplies - All Pharma/medical equipment/ PPE/masks/other medical supplies & their vendors
05. Packaging materials including lamination, printing and adhesives for packaging
06. Manufacturing of agri implements
07. Manufacturing of agri inputs like fertilisers/ insecticides/seeds/animal feed, etc.,
08. Agro processing industries (including tea, coffee, cashew, rubber and coconut)
09. Maintenance activities in all other industries
10. Other industries catering to essential supplies

Large Industries (Village and Town Panchayats)
01. Essential manufacturing - Food processing, food products including salt
02. Essential manufacturing - Rice/flour/oil/sago mills
03. Essential manufacturing - Hygiene products
04. Manufacturing of all kinds of medical supplies - All Pharma/medical equipment/ PPE/masks/other medical supplies & their vendors
05. Continuous Process Industries - Sugar/Cement/Chemicals including paints/oil refinery/large steel plants including TMT/tyre/large glass manufacturers/ large foundry
06. Packaging materials including lamination, printing and adhesives for packaging
07. Manufacturing of agri implements
08. Manufacturing of agri inputs like fertilisers/ insecticides/seeds/ animal feed, etc.,
09. Agro processing industries (including tea, coffee, cashew, coconut and rubber)
10. Maintenance activities in all other industries
11. Other industries catering to essential supplies

Large Industries (Corporations and Municipalities)
01. Essential manufacturing - Food processing, food products including salt
02. Essential manufacturing - Rice/flour/oil/sago mills
03. Essential manufacturing - Hygiene products
04. Manufacturing of all kinds of medical supplies - All Pharma/medical equipment/ PPE/masks/other medical supplies & their vendors
05. Continuous Process Industries - Sugar/Cement/Chemicals including paints/oil refinery/large steel plants including TMT/tyre/large glass manufacturers/ large foundry
06. Packaging materials including lamination, printing and adhesives for packaging
07. Manufacturing of agri implements
08. Manufacturing of agri inputs like fertilisers/ insecticides/seeds/ animal feed, etc.,
09. Agro processing industries (including tea, coffee, cashew, coconut and rubber)
10. Maintenance activities in all other industries
11. Other industries catering to essential supplies

IT & ITeS (Corporations and Municipalities)
01. Data centres and call centres for Govt activities

IT & ITeS (Village and Town Panchayats)
01. Data centres and call centres for Govt activities

Logistics and Warehousing
01. Logistics operators
02. Warehousing services
03. Cold chain

Others (All establishments/shops/organisations/construction) in Village and Town Panchayats
01. Health Services (including AYUSH)
01. Hospitals/ Clinics/ Dispensaries
02. Pharmacies
03. Labs and Diagnostic centres
02. Shops & e-commerce
01. Agricultural machinery and spare parts
02. Animal and Poultry Feed
03. Agricultural inputs including fertilisers, seeds, insecticides
04. e-Commerce - Essential supplies like Food/grocery/meat&fish/ hygiene products (As per time limit)
03. Construction Activities
01. Construction Activities
02. M-sand Production
03. Brick Kilns
04. Blue Metal/Jalli crushers/ concrete
04. Financial sector
01. RBI/SEBI/Stock Exchanges/ Permitted Financial services
02. Banks/NBFCs/Insurance
03. Vendors for ATM Operations
04. Bank Security Services
05. Social Sector
01. Operation of homes for children/disabled/mentally challenged/ senior citizens/ destitutes /women/ widows
02. Observation homes, after care homes and places of safety for juveniles
06. Public Utilities
01. Operation of utilities providing telecommunications and internet including mobile towers services
02. Operations of Oil and Gas sector, including refining, transportation, distribution, storage and retail of products, e.g., petrol, diesel, kerosene, CNG, LPG, PNG etc
03. Generation, transmission and distribution of power at Central and State/ UT levels

Others (All establishments/shops/organisations/construction) in Corporations and Municipalities
01. Health Services (including AYUSH)
01. Hospitals/ Clinics/ Dispensaries
02. Pharmacies
03. Labs and Diagnostic centres
02. Shops & e-commerce
01. Agricultural machinery and spare parts
02. Animal and Poultry Feed
03. Agricultural inputs including fertilisers, seeds, insecticides
04. e-Commerce - Essential supplies like Food/grocery/meat&fish/ hygiene products (As per time limit)
03. Construction Material & Activities
01. Construction Activities
02. M-sand Production
03. Brick Kilns
04. Blue Metal/Jalli crushers/ concrete
04. Financial sector
01. RBI/SEBI/Stock Exchanges/ Permitted Financial services
02. Banks/NBFCs/Insurance
03. Vendors for ATM Operations
04. Bank Security Services
05. Social Sector
01. Operation of homes for children/disabled/mentally challenged/ senior citizens/ destitutes /women/ widows
02. Observation homes, after care homes and places of safety for juveniles
06. Public Utilities
01. Operation of utilities providing telecommunications and internet including mobile towers services
02. Operations of Oil and Gas sector, including refining, transportation, distribution, storage and retail of products, e.g., petrol, diesel, kerosene, CNG, LPG, PNG etc
03. Generation, transmission and distribution of power at Central and State/ UT levels

https://tnepass.tnega.org/#/user/pass

அனுமதிச்சீட்டு விண்ணப்பிக்க விலக்கு அளிக்கப்பட்ட துறைகள்.

Exempted activities for which pass need not be applied.


01. Agriculture
01. அனைத்துப் பண்ணை நடவடிக்கைகள் / All Farming Activities
02. Animal husbandry
01. Animal feed manufacturing and feed plants, including supply of raw material, such as maize and soya
02. Collection, processing, distribution and sale of milk and milk products by milk processing plants, including transport and supply chain
03. Operation of animal husbandry farms including poultry farms & hatcheries and livestock farming activity
04. Operation of animal shelter homes, including Gaushalas
03. Fisheries
01. Hatcheries, feed plants, commercial aquaria
02. Movement of fish/ shrimp and fish products, fish seed/ feed and workers for all these activities
03. Operations of the fishing (marine and inland) / aquaculture industry, including feeding & maintenance, harvesting, processing, packaging, cold chain, sale and marketing
04. Movement, loading/unloading Goods
01. அனைத்து சரக்குப் போக்குவரத்து / All goods traffic
02. அனைத்து விதமான பொருட்களின் நகர்வு / சுமை வாகனம் / Movement of all goods/carrier vehicles
03. நெடுஞ்சாலை உணவு விடுதி (தாபா) / Dhabas on Highways
04. வாகன பழுது பார்ப்பு நிலையம் / Shops for truck repairs
05. Plantations
01. Operations of tea, coffee and rubber plantations
06. Supply of Essential Goods
01. கடைகள் (அத்தியாவசியப் பொருட்கள் விற்கும் மளிகை மற்றும் குறு வணிகக் கடைகள்) மற்றும் வண்டிகள். / Shops (including Kirana and Single shops selling essential goods) and carts

Thursday, 28 March 2019

To Search Your Name in Voter List / To Know your Polling Station & Date



If you want to about your Polling Booth / Date.










 Two methods are followed to find your polling station or polling booth.
  • Search by Details
  • Search by EPIC No



Method 1:

  •  Enter “Name” and other details as shown below.
  • Click on "Search" button.






Method 2:

"Search by EPIC No" means with your voter card number



.

Monday, 14 August 2017

Sarahah (Honesty app) is application for Android and iPhone that allow you to receive honest anonymous feedback for about yourself.

Sarahah is application for Android and iPhone that allow you to receive honest anonymous feedback for about yourself.


Sarahah is an app developed by ZainAlabdin Tawfiq.


Indians taught me programming and my first IT job was at Wipro, says Sarahah creator (ZainAlabdin Tawfiq)



You have seen Sarahah screenshots. You have heard of it. You have also probably used it. But do you know who created this app, which has become an overnight sensation. Well, that is ZainAlabdin Tawfiq, a Saudi national. He created the app because he wants people to have "honest" and frank  conversation.
We don't know right now whether Sarahah is a force for good, something that would one day be as big as WhatsApp if not bigger, or if it is just a fad. But Tawfiq, in an exclusive interview with the India Today Group, tells us that he has big plans for it. In a way, he hints, he just starting. Excerpts from our conversation with ZainAlabdin Tawfiq, the Sarahah creator.

Apps are serious business. Some of the world’s biggest companies are essentially apps. Large companies get together thousands of engineers and designers to create them;  they then spend large sums of money to publicize them. And results are often a hit and a miss — getting an app to the top of the app stores is notoriously hard.


However, one developer, working part-time from Saudi Arabia, has gone ahead and created what is currently the most popular app in the world. And he’s done it without spending a penny in marketing costs.
ZainAlabdin Tawfiq is the brains behind Sarahah, the app that’s currently taking the world by storm. Sarahah’s premise is deceptively simple — it lets people collect anonymous feedback about themselves. Users can share a link on the web, or through an app, and people who see the link can anonymously tell them what they feel about them.
People are clearly hungry for this information — Sarahah has had a dream run on the app stores thus far. The app is currently number one in the app in thirty countries, including USA, UK and France. It’s racked up 250 million visitors, and has served them over a billion pageviews.

How One Developer Working Part-Time Built Sarahah, Currently The Most Popular App In The World


At Work
Enhance your areas of strength
Strengthen Areas for Improvement
  • With Your Friends
  • Improve your friendship by discovering your strengths and areas for improvement
  • Self-Developement
    This app is helpful in self-development because of feedbacks.


The Story

Sarahah — whose name means honestly in Arabic — wasn’t always intended to be a social network. ZainAlabdin Tawfiq, who worked as a business systems analyst at an oil company in Saudi Arabia, had first conceived of the idea as a tool to help employees provide unfiltered feedback to their employers. Workplace power dynamics can be tricky, and Tawfiq thought that letting employees give anonymous feedback to their bosses would help companies improve efficiency. “There’s an issue in the workplace people need to communicate frankly to their bosses,” Tawfiq told Mashable.
Development on the tool started in November 2016. Back then it was a simple website and didn’t have an app, and was meant to be used within companies. But then Tawfiq, who graduated with a degree in Computer Science in 2014 King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, realized the tool could have a bigger purpose — it could be used by ordinary people to solicit feedback from their friends too.
 Tawfiq soon opened up a version for people, but the response was tepid. In the first few months, he’d only managed to get a few hundred shared messages. That’s when he used something he’d learnt from Malcom Gladwell’s Tipping Point — Gladwell talks about connectors, or people who knew everyone. Tawfiq shared his app with a friend who was a major influencer.
It was a masterstroke — Sarahah soon exploded. While he’d managed to rack up 70 odd users in a few months, one share from his influencer friend soon got him his first thousand users in the next couple of days. Tawfiq says then “it spread like a virus”, and was soon popular throughout the Arabic-speaking world, including Lebanon, Tunisia and Egypt.
All this while, Sarahah was only available in Arabic, but Tawfiq wanted a bigger canvas for his idea. He then contracted an app development company, and Sarahah debuted on App Stores on 13th June. The response was stellar, bolstered in part by Arabic expats living in Canada and the US. The app soon became mainstream and immensely popular with teenagers — it was being shared across Facebook and Instagram, and after a Snapchat update which let users share links on their Snaps, on Snapchat.
And now Sarahah has became one of the most successful viral apps ever — 40 days after its launch, it was the number one app in the US, UK, Canada and France. Incredibly, all this while Sarahah was being run part-time — Taufiq still had his day job at the oil company, and is only now considering quitting to work on it full time.
The app also appears to have hit Indian shores over the last few days. Its links are all over social media, and the founder has noticed. His current pinned tweet on Twitter, posted on 9th August, says “Hello India!”.  India — and its 1.2 billion population — could spur Sarahah on to even greater heights in the coming months.

Sarahah surely is viral right now. But what is next for it?
There's good thing about Sarahah... yes, it is viral. But how can I keep the hype? Our objective is clear, its self-development through constructive feedback. I think that can help us a lot. However I know the challenges of this project in general and I have planned for lots of features. We have lot in plan.
Do you think you can take on WhatsApp?
Sarahah is different so the objective here is different. WhatsApp is a general communication platform, Sarhaha is a constructive feedback platform. So whatsapp or other messaging apps are not our competitors.
Why did you create Sarahah?
When I graduated from college and joined corporate life I noticed that there is a need for constructive feedback. Since there are barriers (to communication) like position or age, the best thing is to have anonymous feedback.
So I thought what are the solutions, may be place suggestions box on the desk.  But then I am a computer scientist and I thought there should be a way to automate this, so I created sarahah. And even before releasing sarahah I thought why limit this to corporate why not let friends and family be frank and honest with each other.
People are worried about their privacy. Some believe that this app is going to reveal the identity of senders one day.
We do have the strict privacy policy. In the privacy policy it says, that we will never reveal the identity of the sender unless we get his consent to do so. You can see also the terms and conditions on privacy policy regarding disclosure of information about revealing the identity in certain circumstances where there is a violation. But if someone is following the rules everything is good we do have this commitment not to reveal the identity unless we get his consent.
How block feature works?
We will not give the details of blocking feature. If we reveal details it will make abusers or misuse of the app easier.
Sarahah is very simple right now. Do you plan to some features to it, and what they could be?
We have good surprises and we hope that the customers will love them. Regarding new features as you see recently had a big expansion globally. Our focus now is on Sarahah scalability, after that we will bring new features.
Sarahah is also an app that doesn't seem to have any possible revenue model. How do you plan to make money?
There are many revenue models. But right now we are using advertising only for revenue.
Sarahah is now popular in India. Do you have something to say to Indian users?
I am really proud that Sarahah has reached India. The first company that I worked for, actually the only IT company that I ever worked for, was Wipro. And I am very proud and happy to see Indians coming to Sarahah.
Indians have taught me programming in university, Indians have taught me programming in the company. I had Indian colleagues and I also have Indian friends.
Sarahah users are complaining of locked accounts. How can they to unlock the locked accounts?
If a user finds his or her account locked, he or she should wait for 12 hours. It will automatically get unlocked. An account gets locked when there are too many attempts to log into it using wrong password. We are working on measure to fix this issue.


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