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India is still a developing country and needs a lot to achieve to stand with the first world countries, but there are some specific areas where India stand far away from the developed countries. Below are the 10 reasons that will feel you proud. 1. High Altitude Mountain Warfare India shares a borders with nuclear-armed archrivals like China and Pakistan known for flawless mountain warfare training. Hence, our Indian army went ahead and became the best in the world. The High Altitude Warfare School in Gulmarg, Kashmir, is so renowned that mighty armies like the U.S., British and German armies periodically come to train with us. Also, the Indian army’s triumph over the Siachin glacier is nothing short of stupendous gallantry. 2. Undisputed Remote Sensing Capabilities A few decades ago, India was heavily dependent on satellite data from America. As a result of this slow process, 20,000 people died during the 1999 Odisha cyclone. Fast forward to 2015,

Being  a marvel fan-boy (NO HATE FOR DC) it would be not right ethically if i do not address the latest extravaganza that is coming our way on April 27th the "AVENGERS INFINITY WAR". Ok,so believe it or not it took about 10 years in order to build this movie,not the movie but just the build up for it which included establishing characters and developing character archs and many other cinematic implementations. So when the trailer dropped the overwhelming response it got from people was a result of an enormous 10 year wait and build up. This post is actually for those who didn't quite understand the reason for that sort of response for a movie trailer ,but liked the trailer and want to join in the buzz. So, here I bring to you a chronological order of MCU movies you need to watch before 27th April. 1. IRON MAN     Plot:  After being held captive in an Afghan cave, billionaire engineer Tony Stark creates a unique weaponized suit of armor to

I have a friend that manages a movie theater.  He says he manages an “ air conditioned popcorn and soda parlor that plays movies in the background ." There are a couple things at play, here. First, prices are set to what the market will bear or what competition demands.  Once a customer enters the doors of a movie theater, they are in a monopoly market.  There is no competition and the audience is captive.  The prices will then, of course, be higher than the same products in an environment in which multiple businesses are competing for customer dollars. But, that natural process aside, movie theaters charge higher prices because they have to, to provide their services and profit. When we pay our $10-$15 for our ticket and sit down in a packed theater with about 400 other people, it’s easy to imagine that the theater is making a killing.  But the theater doesn’t keep all of that money.  Movie theaters, distributors, and studios make a variety of deals with each other, s