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Tuesday, 13 October 2015

[www.keralites.net] India beats Israel to become No.3 startup venue , If all goes well, we will become the number two next year

India beats Israel to become No.3 startup venue :- India has outpaced Israel to become the third largest startup ecosystem on the planet with more than 4,200 new-age companies, said Nasscom President R Chandrashekhar.

Speaking to Deccan Herald on the sidelines of the Nasscom Product Conclave 2015, Chandrashekhar said India has just surpassed the numbers of startups in Israel and now is behind only the US and the UK.

"India's startup ecosystem is now adding 1,200 firms every year. If all goes well, we will become the number two next year.

"In 2014, India was the fourth largest in the world. Right now, we are the third largest. Three to four startups are set up every day, and nearly $5 billion of funding has come into the country 2015. The emergence of unicorns — privately held companies with value in excess of $1 billion — have created a lot of confidence," he said. "Highly talented Indian youth are now choosing to pursue their ideas instead of taking up high-paid executive jobs or joining universities for higher studies. They are finding satisfaction in developing innovative products which will have greater impact in the country. This will continue to grow in the country for the coming couple of years," he said.

Full article in the link below.

http://www.deccanherald.com/content/506277/india-beats-israel-become-no3.html

Ravi

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Photographer Vitor Schietti using slow shutter speeds takes nature, adding lighting accents, to result in a picture where the trees as if illuminated from within. It turns out amazing!

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[www.keralites.net] ART GRANDMA MOSES

One of the most famous artists in America, Grandma Moses, not at school. She did not finish the Academy of Art. She did not have teachers. His way of life, this amazing woman began ordinary peasant. She lived on a small farm, from early childhood a lot of work.Moses was from a poor family, she had eleven years to rotten rich neighbors. It later married, and her husband, too, was poor was the same wage laborer, as she did. The whole life of Moses took place in heavy peasant labor ...

When she was 76 years old, my daughter advised to start drawing. Moses never studied and no one taught her to paint. Her first paintings were hung at a local pharmacy. Passing by an engineer, is interested in painting, drew attention to these cute, primitive pictures. For a pittance I bought several. He began to exhibit in his gallery to show friends. So, gradually, step by step, Grandma Moses was the most famous artist of America. Her paintings were presented at the American president birthdays. She died at the age of 101 years, creating more than 1,600 paintings and drawings.