How to remove pre installed apps from your Android Phone.

 Isn't it too annoying to find useless applications piled up in your Android menu? Apps that is of no use to you and still they just lie their and you have to see them when ever you open your menu. Well their is not much one can do about it or is their something we can really do? 

Well you can not get permanently rid of those apps until and unless you are ready to root your phone. And rooting means voiding of the warranty that the company gives to you an you may brick your phone and may be loose it permanently. Yet the world belong to them who have the guts to conquer. Ok that's other story all in itself so lets focus to what we have here. You dont want an app seen because it's of no use to you and you and you want to get rid of it. Here is what you can do.


Suppose there is this app called jelly (see the pic below) you are frustrated of watching of again and again and want to get rid of it. So press the soft key (usually on the left side) or the option button and click on the settings. 

Now that you are in the setting menu migrate to Apps. Once you are in apps slide left and come to the option All which is mentioned at the top of the screen.Also take a look at the space you are left with because once you disable the app it may release some space too. 

Scroll down and look for the application you want to remove like I did. I don't want to see Jelly any more so I clicked on Jelly. On the next screen you will find every information about the app. On the top of the screen on the right side you can see a disable button. All you need to do is click on it. A dialogue box will appear just ignore what it has to say and click on OK. Walllaaahh the app has been disabled and you won't find it in your app drawer any more.

Now that you may ask what if you change you mind and you miss the app you have disabled and want it back where it was? No an issue just repeat the process and this time click on the Enable button and press OK. 

Wasn't that too easy? These useless apps just sit there in the menu and build cache and fill space. Although you can't get rid of it or you can't extract all the space it has occupied but yes you can stop it from occupying any more space.

Any questions just e-mail me @ rakesh.ranjankol151@gmail.com. Your valuable comments are welcome. 

Let's eliminate Classroom hunger...

Who our real enemies are? Men with guns and bombs walking on the roads or on the borders? May be they threaten us and can harm us in many ways. But our real enemies lies within us. An enemy we can't  see but is haunting and killing us from within. I am talking about "hunger" the biggest problem we are facing today. And poverty is the main reason of this problem and to solve the issue of poverty we need to be literate. A large amount of Indian population sleeps without food at night and we don't do nothing about it. Children are forced to work at very small age to feed themselves and they have to chose between education and hunger. Thus it's either one education or hunger they have to choose from. And one don't need to be an expert to tell what they choose.

To get over these problems our government is fighting hard and have pledged to get rid of the hunger and educate the children too. And then came the concept of establishing schools which wouldn't only provide education to the children but would also provide them meal for the day. Thus it became a classroom to eliminate hunger and educate them. But being 70 percent of Indian population living in rural and urban areas this concept has been a heck lot trouble to launch and monitor. Problems like funding, unavailability of teachers and etc. has always stood in the way thus the help that should be provided doesn't reach them. 

So what could we do to eliminate the classroom hunger? Is there any way where we the citizens of India can help? Actually there is. According to my thinkings the best way to eliminate the classroom hunger is by the development of the rural India. More developed are the places more are the chances of money rotation and that means education for every child and elimination of classroom hunger.

We should also come up with new ideas to fight this problems. And we should think big so that we can eliminate the classroom hunger in a larger pack. For example we as an society can choose to provide meals for a particular day of the week and every same day of the week. So that the hunger is eliminated too and also the good work is shared between a larger number of people. 

We can also launch a concept like pay a rupee extra in your bill at a shopping complex and feed a child. Also to make this work interesting we can install a digitized monitor where people can see their every penny being accounted off to feed a child and to eliminate the classroom hunger. These big shopping grids can be a hub to raise good amount of funds but needs to be monitored so that the fund lands to the right place. And if this starts in every single Indian city it's just a matter of time that we can eliminate not only the classroom hunger but hunger as a whole from India.  I am going to #BlogToFeedAChild with Akshaya Patra and BlogAdda

Yes or No to Pre-Marital Sex!!!

“SEX” is a very hot and unspoken topic in India. People generally don’t like to share their thoughts in public about sex and somewhere or other I too belong to the same group. But being provided with such a platform it would be an honor to share my thought on the given topic that “Yes or no to pre-marital sex”.

India is a land of culture and traditions. And we Indians have our roots penetrated deep in our motherland. And if we are talking about our culture let me be very honest it doesn’t give us a ticket for pre-marital sex. And in my views I would completely agree with our culture. Well you may think that I still follow the old believes and traditions in the matter of Sex even today where people have mapped the moon and are ready to set foot on Mars. Yes I am an orthodox person and I still follow the old traditions in this matter but these are purely my own thoughts.
Being asked for the reason that why do I stand against the topic I have several reasons to justify myself.  

·         The first and for most reason that I think of is that we people are praised all around the world for our culture and tradition and if we start practicing pre-marital sex directly or indirectly we would be putting down our motherland in the eyes of other countries. We may be westernizing quickly but we should not forget where do we come from and what our ethnic values are.·         I may try to see the bigger picture and give a second thought about pre-marital sex but what about the people we live with? Do they share the same views like I do? May or may not be. Pre-marital sex is considered to be an act of taboo.·         It really doesn’t matters a lot for the guys involved in the pre-marital sex but what about the girl? Our society doesn’t treat them well. The feminine genders always have to pay for it. They are not treated well if people come to know about their act of pre-marital sex. They are abused and sometimes even killed for their doings and if they are not killed they have to live their lives with that tag they have been given.·         Now being very calculative if we don’t care what people have to say about us because it is our own lives. There are other reasons too that gives us a strong point to say no to pre-marital sex. We Indians are very well aware about the economy of our country. According to the last survey 70% of Indian population still lived in rural areas. These rural areas have very few resources and facilities like sex education and supply of anti pregnancy medicines and thus a pre-marital sex would lead to pre-marital pregnancies and abortions. And this is quite dangerous for the girls too. Not only this, Indian government has set an age parameter for the marriage, which is 18 years for the girls and 21 for the boys. This has been done because scientifically  feminine body is not ready either mentally or physically for sex and child until they turn 18.

Well these were my own views and maybe I am wrong about it. But if you like to know more about it don’t forget to read the best suitable book for this topic “A passionate gospel of true love” written by Poonaam Uppal. In this book she has shared her thoughts about pre-marital sex too and stands against the motion supporting the fact that Pre-marital sex should not be a part of our Indian culture. To know more read the book and you can buy the book here http://www.flipkart.com/passionaate-gospel-true-love-mystical-story-english/p/itmd9ybcf9qm7sca?pid=9788192105109&ref=665a3878-5c80-4a50-b0a3-c20af207cfd7&srno=t_1&otracker=from-search&query=poonaam+uppal+ (Poonaam Uppal's True Love - A Mystical True Love Story on Flipkart). 

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Drive safe with Nissan

“It was too tough for me to open my eyes, was I dead or in coma or just had a long sleep? I asked myself. And suddenly I remembered being hit by a speeding car which lost it balance just to hit me and regained it to run away.”

According to the last report submitted by WHO around 13 people die every hour in a road mishaps in India. And not to be proud India leads the chart by being the number one on the list when it comes about total number of people dying due to road accidents.  And much small causality has been never accounted before. We are so careful and reasonable while we are driving or crossing the road. But it is not just us who we should think about. Yes responsibility on the road should not just be towards our selves but also towards the fellow drivers and pedestrians. The biggest question is that why should we care about others? Isn't it? When we can be safe by taking all the measures while we are out on the road why should we bother about others? Let me tell you a small story, a personal experience a scar I still deal with.


It was a fine morning and things were going on as usual. My Mom and Dad were out of town and were on a long vacation. I was left with my Daddu, my younger bro and my cousin bro. So that made four of us at home. Daddu gave me a call that his car tire has gone flat and the extra tire was at home as it was sent for puncture repairing this morning. And we were supposed to fetch the tire for him. So my younger bro Rajesh and me took out our bike and headed to the destination that was fed in our brain GPS. Daddu was somewhere 5 kilometres away from home and my cousin was driving the car.Suddenly a red Waganar came out of nowhere and rest I don’t remember. It was too tough for me to open my eyes, was I dead or in coma or just had a long sleep? I asked myself. And suddenly I remembered being hit by a speeding car which lost it balance just to hit me and regained it to run away. At the end of the day I ended up with 8 broken bones and 22 stitches on my body. I went through a physical and mental trauma for several months and yet today I can feel the same chills in my bones and my skin tissues.


Well was I responsible for that accident? Was I the person who was not following the traffic rules and speeding my vehicle in a crowded place. No not at all. I was so careful and consciously riding my bike out there but yet I became a victim. My dad once told me while I was learning how to ride a bike, “Beta iska dar nahihai kit um kisiko thok doge, dar ish baat ka hai ki kahin koi aur tumko nahi thok de”.  And he was 100% right.

Image source:- https://www.nissan.in/innovation/NSDF.html. 

 

Nissan a very popular and well known car brand has stated a forum a campaign Nissan Safety Driving Forum. And this forum has taken the initiative to make people aware of their duties and responsibilities while they are out on the road not only for their own safety but for the safety of others out there too. This forum was started in 2012 with a motive of promoting safety driving activity. In its initial phase it covered three main Indian cities – New Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai – and since then it has gradually expanded to several additional cities across India And the campaign is going to reach Chandigarh, Jalandhar, Jaipur, Vadodara, Nagpur, Chennai, Mangalore and Kochi this year. This campaign has motivated people for wearing seatbelts while driving and has succeed too. The campaign also conducts live session with real simulation to show the use of air bags and also usefulness of seatbelts when a car crashes. Under its Blue Citizenship CSR umbrella, NSDF by Nissan works to build awareness of safe driving in India and teaches driving safety and etiquette to people. For more details visit The Nissan Safety Driving Forum  (https://www.nissan.in/innovation/NSDF.html).

Like NSDF we should also come up with new ideas to raise the awareness among the people like conducting live sessions about road safety and uses of seatbelts. The government should also be ready to deal with people who don't want to follow the rules. Every Vehicles  should be monitored for seatbelts and driving safety and the culprits should be fined so that others can take a lesson from it. The issuing of the driving license should also be monitored, only capable candidates should be given a driving license. Roads should have speed limit boards and check posts should be equipped with cameras and speed meter to monitor the rash drivers who are not only a threat to themselves but to others too. Traffic police should be very alert and should have a working communication system to communicate quick in times of emergencies. And at the end of the day it's our nation we should all be responsible to keep it safe from road accidents. 

"Life is precious weather ours or others and we all should preserve this gift of the God".    

 

Take the "Will You Shave" challenge, Will you???

Have you ever in your life been thrown out of a class or an interview or an office for not being groomed at your best? Well I have been. In today’s world perfectly groomed candidates are required; it doesn't really matters which industry they belong to. Grooming includes of many factors but the key ingredient to a perfectly groomed person is being well shaved. I may sound funny or ridiculous but it’s the truth. A small thing like shaving can make your day or can make it look a lot worse then you could have ever imagined. And I am telling this because I have personally witnessed this in my life and I have taken a great lesson from that too.

This is what happened. I left preparing for my medical entrance examinations as soon as I passed out my twelfth standard and the reason behind not going for medicals was that I didn't want to spend half of life studying. That is an entire different story so let’s concentrate to this story. And I was in search of a new career option. One of my relative suggested me to go for hospitality management and God knows I took that suggestion too seriously. Thus I decided to go for an Interview for the Hospitality management course and ended up on the gate of International Institute of Hotel Management, Kolkata.

Being from science background I had no idea what I was going to face and how I was going to do it. So I left everything in the hand of Guru Mahadev. After qualifying for the group discussion and written test round anyhow there I was in the last round the Personal Interview round. This round was supposed to be conducted by Director of the college itself. Frankly speaking I wasn't scared or nervous at all. And the reason behind not being nervous was that it was my first interview and I was clueless what was happening inside that cabin. I was dressed up in a cargo and a tee with my sports shoes on and I had not shaved and had huge curls on my chick.

After a long wait of half an hour finally it was my turn to face the PI. I knocked the door and asked that should I come in? And a lady replied yes please come in. I got into the cabin finally and that was the instance I started feeling nervous.The very first question asked to me was that whether I was there for an interview? The question puzzled me and I was in a state of dilemma that wasn't she sure that I was going to be interviewed by her. I replied  yes mam. She told me that I wasn't groomed at all. Well that I wasn't for sure. I sensed the situation was getting worse so said a silent prayer and started to think of something to handle the situation. So I instantly apologized for not being in perfect attire and for not shaving. She told me that she was going to qualify me for the round just because of my etiquettes and good manner. Well the day was saved finally and I realized that shaving could have saved my day a lot easier. Later the director called me and said, "son it doesn't matter where ever you go never leave your house without shaving". And I took her words seriously. It has been around 5 years in the hospitality industry and there has not been a day that I haven't shave except for my off days. And for guys who have sensitive skin please go for Gillette Razor, its very skin friendly and leaves your skin soft and moisturised. Shave and be Groomed always.  

Accepted the #WillYouShave tag from Prerana Ranjan

'This post is a part of #WillYouShave activity at BlogAdda in association with Gillette'.

Ab Montu Bolega

Hello I am MONTU. I am not a very open type of person and I am often unheard. People don’t even seem to care about me or even know that I am present. Although it’s Montu who has helped these people every time they have come and asked for his help. And it’s only due to Montu’s wish that these people have reached such high places. But who remembers Montu today. I have been left out and no one seems to be amused by me any more. There was a time when people used to visit my door step their hand folded asking for help to make them win the position want and Montu could just smile back in reply. Am I dumb or am I insensitive? Well I am none of them but that is what these people think of me. I live in world where promises are just made to be broken, where poor are just fed in people’s imaginations and their castles are only built in air. Yet Montu doesn’t speak of his rights just thinking may be tomorrow someone from somewhere is going to fulfil all his promises that he has made. That someone is going to take care of all the issues our mother land has been facing. All his keeps thinking is that “Koi toh aayega”. But I was wrong.


Years passed by and the situation got worst from worse. No one heard me or cared for my needs. Behold things has crossed the limits and now it is really the high time for everything. Be prepared because #AbMontuBolega . There is a very common phrase in Hindi, “Jab ghee sidhi ungli se nahi nikalta ungli tedhi kerni perti hai”. Means if you are not getting what you deserve in plain and simple manner you need to apply some external for or think differently for it. Strepsils has taken this opportunity to encourage Montu to gear up and speak of his rights. Strepsils under #AbMontuBolega campaign has taken the charge to shake and wake up the sleeping Montu’s in India. We see corruptions all around, our cities have been polluted, and money doesn't reach the place it should reach. This campaign will help us to raise our voices and make ourselves clear that we need a change. Visit http://www.abmontubolega.com/ or support Strepsils by joining the Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/StrepsilsIndia. You can also follow it on Twitter and tweet your valuable views at https://twitter.com/StrepsilsIndia.

Montu (Indian citizens’) have been silent for a very long time and people think that he doesn't know how to speak. So it’s the time now to make ourselves heard. To design and execute Swach Bharat. And Swach Bharat doesn't only means an India cleaned off dirt and garbage. It means India clean of every flaw. People have not heard from Montu since very long but now it is time to raise the voice and be heard.


Let’s help Montu and be his voice and make our Motherland a better and safer place to dwell in a place where our feminine gender can be secured and can walk freely on the road. Join the campaign by strepsils #AbMontuBolega and speak up because you need to be heard.   Let up take a pledge to raise our voice for every ill happenings in India and make it a Swach Bharat like our PM Mr. Modi wants.
 

Lucky 6 "You May get Lucky".

We all love playing games. Some of us are so used to playing games that games has become the only pass time for our life and main source of entertainment. There is hell lot of games available on the online stores. And Google play is considered as the game tank when we talk about the number of games available for download. iOS comes second on the list. Many of these games are free of cost and we need to pay for few of them. But what if I say that there is a game where you can get lucky to win numerous prizes and that also without any investment. Yes you heard me right let me introduce you to a brand new game "Lucky 6" powered by "Fat Cat" visit the site http://fatcatgaming.com/ for more information.

Although this game is free to download but you won’t find it on the Google Play store because Google doesn't permits games based on rewards. So you need to download it from here. Also you will need to go to the settings of your phone and allow it to install applications from unknown sources. Settings> Security> Check Unknown Sources.

                                

Now that you are all set install the application and sign in.

After sinning in you will receive a verification mail on your registered email id. And once your email id is verified it will directly land you to the application you have installed.

 

How To Play:-

It's too easy to start up with the game. After you have logged in and you are in your profile you can see a list of brands featuring on your display screen. All the brand names are arranged in alphabetical orders and you can know about a brand in more detail by clicking on it which takes you to the dashboard of the brand where you can get all the required information. What you got to do is that you need to select six brands of your choice and make a ticket. You can select a brand by clicking on the plus sign in the right side of the brand name or deselect it by clicking again on the same tab to form a ticket. In other words when you are done with selecting six brands the game generates a ticket for you. Now this is the ticket which is going to decide you score based on the brand you have chosen. This score is revealed after the game ends. Every game has a time frame, you can find a digital clock on the topmost part of your screen which is a kind of countdown until the next game is to be played. You can generate a maximum of three tickets for one game. 

How does it work:-

If the brands that you have selected earn good ranks you are going to get a good score. The Score completely depends on the brand you have chosen. If your chosen brands add up to a good score and your score is highest you win that game. To know the result of the game you need to go to the menu and click on select your ticket. You can see the lists of tickets present there. The tickets appearing in green are the tickets for present games or future games while the Gray ones are the tickets of expired games. And to check the score just click on score and the score board reveals your position. If you want to win the Jackpot of Rs.25 Lakh your selected brands should be the best performing brands that you have selected to create the ticket. Best performing brands are judged on the basic of the percentage increase in their stock value. So the person with the highest score and with the best selected brands finally wins the jackpot. 

Also if the winner is someone who has been refereed by you the you will win a bonus of 25% of the amount won by the winner.  And the winners are announced within two hours of the end of the contest on the Game Day which is a Wednesday. 

Guys it's a super game which doesn't only entertains you but also helps you get rich. All you need to do is select your brands correctly and you never know you may be the next jackpot winner.  Do give it a try. Because there is no harm trying.

Thank You.