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Career in Civil Engineering, by-Er.Surya Prakash


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Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya

known as Si r MV; 15 September

1962) was a notable Indian en

statesman and the Diwan of Mysor

1918. He was a rec ip ient of the I

h ighest honour , the Bharat Ratna,

knighted as a Knight CommandeEmpire (KCIE) by King Geor

contr ibut ions to the publ ic good

September is ce lebrated as Engine

in h is memory . He i s he ld in h igh

eminent eng ineer o f Ind ia . He

des igner o f the f lood pro tec t ion sy

of Hyderabad in Telangana, as wengineer responsib le for the

the Kr ishna Ra ja Sagara dam in Ma

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Career as an engineer Career In Brief

Joined service as Assistant Engineer in Bombay,

1884; served in Nasik, Khandesh and Poona;

services lent to Municipality of Sukkur in Sind,

1894: designed and carried out the water works of

that Municipality, 1895;

Executive Engineer, Surat, 1896;

Assistant Superintending Engineer, Poona, 1897

99; visited China and Japan, 1898;

Executive Engineer for Irrigation, Poona, 1899;

Sanitary Engineer, Bombay, and Member,

Sanitary Board, 1901; gave evidence before the

Indian Irrigation Commission, 1901;

designed and constructed Auto

patented by him at Lake Fife S

introduced a new system of irr

the "Block System", 1903; repr

Bombay Government at the Si

Commission, 1904; on special

Superintending Engineer, 1907

Canada. United States of Ame

1908;

services lent as Special Consu

Hyderabad, to supervise and c

Engineering works in connectio

floods, 1909;

retired from British service, 190

Chief Engineer and Secretary

of Mysore, 1909;

Dewan of Mysore, P. W. and R1913.

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Awards and honours

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Career in Civil Engineering

Formal Presentation

By

Er. SURYA PRAKASH REDDY

Thursday, October 16, 2014

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Career in Civil Engineering, by-Er. SURYA PRAKASH REDDY


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Imagine

building

better wo


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Imagine

becoming a civilengineer.


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Great Civil Engineering Achievem

Photo fr

The Pyramids of Eg


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Photos from http://wwwhttp://www.wcslc.edu/history/t

The Roman Colise


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Photo from http

The Tower ridge


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Photos from http://ww

The Eiffel Tower


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Photos from http://www.pananet

The Panama C


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Photo from http://ww

Hoover Dam


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Photos from http://ww


The Golden Gate ridge


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Ci il E i i


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Civil Engineering

Oldest branch of engineering, next to Military engineering. Aworks other than for military purposes were grouped in to CivEngineering. Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics & present daInformation technology followed it.

A professional engineering discipline that deals with the anaconstruction and maintenance of infrastructural facilities sucbuildings, bridges, dams, roads etc.

Constructions are against nature.

Application of physical, mathematical and scientific principleconvenience of civilization.

Began b/w 4000 BC and 2000 BC (during Ancient Egypt, MeIndus Valley Civilisations).

John Smeatonwas the first self proclaimed Civil Engineer wEddystone Light House in 1771.


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61% are clueless

about engineeringWhy?

Civil Engineering is Everywh

Civil Engineeringcomposite of ma

specific disciplin

include structura

engineering, watengineering, was

material manage

and engineering,

foundation engin


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The First Engineer

Imhotep Designed the pyramid near Memphis, E

around 2550 BC. (BBC, n.d.)

DISCIPLINES OF CIVIL ENGINERING


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Civil Engineering

Architecture &

Town Planning

BuildingMaterials

Construction

Technology

Environmental

Engineering

Geotechnical

Engineering

Hydrau

Water Res

Irrigation En

Remote Sens

Struc

Engine

Survey

Transpor

Enginee

DISCIPLINES OF CIVIL ENGINERING


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Why This Program?

General Overview AboutCivil Engineering

Higher Education

Guidance

Gives Career Guidance

Confidence Building

Decision Makin Focus on Busin

Opportunities

Companies Info Job Search Hel

General Awaren

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What is Civil Engineering?

Civil Engineering is broadfield of engineering, whichdeals with the planning,designing, constructionand maintenance ofstructures or public worksas they are related earth,water or in space.

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Why to become a Civil Engineer?

For money? For comfort?

For satisfaction

To achieve something inlife

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Definitions of degree-

BE/BTech:I know everything

ME/MTech:

I know something

PhD:

I know NOTHING.

PDF:

I want to learn.

Attitude: I knowNOTHING; but

LEARN.

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HIGHER EDUCATION

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Higher Education

INDIA IIT`s/IISc/BITS

NITS

University Colleges

Other Colleges

Abroad USA

UK

Australia

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Career Option: Management

NICMARCET/GATE

NITIECAT/GATE

IIMs CAT

MBA

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Formula for success

Success=(Intelligence)

(Hard work)

(Attitude) (1+ Smartness)

Planned & Optimisticapproach

Time management

Honesty and ethics

Soft skills

Computer/Internetliteracy

GK and helping hand

Smartness

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Broad Divisions in CE

Planning and Designing

Construction

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Specializations in CE

Structural Engineering

Transportation Engineering

Geotechnical Engineering

WaterResource/Hydraulics/IrrigationEngineering

Remote Sensing/Geo-informatics/Surveying

Environmental Engineering

Earthquake Enginee

Geology/Geoscienc

Project ManagemenManagement

Maintenance Engine

Urban Planning And so on!

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Structural Engineering

STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS


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STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS

Structural Engineers


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g

Bridges

Skyscrapers

Towers

Stadiums

Structural Engineers Also


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Walls

Museums

Chur

g

Design

Librarie

Photo courtesy of EarthTech


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STRUCTURAL ENGINEER

EducationMaster or Higher

Software's

STAAD Pro and Many

Specific S/W

Rivet/Tekla

Specializations Buildings

Bridges/Flyove

Tall Structures

Special Structu

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Steels StructurThursday, Oct

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TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERS


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Deals with Transportati

Planning And high way ma


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EducationMaster or Higher

Software's for Highway

Design

Mx Roads/In Roads/Geo

Pack/Civil 3D..Etc

Traffic ModelingSoftware's

CUBE/VISUM

SIDRA/VISSIM

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WATER RESOURCE ENGINEERS


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Engineers design, supervise, and evaluate systems for co

storing, moving, and conserving water.

Includes providing clean drinking water, protecting beachepreventing floods, providing irrigation, treating wastewate

Images courtesy of DOE/NR

WATER RESOURCE ENGINEERS

Hydraulics Water Resource & Irrigation Engin


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Hydraulics,Water Resource & Irrigation Engin

Irrigation engineering deals with water managem


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Irrigation engineering deals with water managemagriculture purpose.

Dams are constructed at the desired locations to store watewhen the supply from river is good and to utilize for useful p

draught. Canals are built for the purpose. During excess inpallowed to main river through the body of dam to avoid flo

Falkirk Wheel in ScotlandHoover Dam in U

Hydraulics,Water Resource &
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y ,Irrigation Engineering Water management

involves the use ofhydrologic andhydraulic principlesto design: Drainage systems,

Detention/retentionponds,

Navigationalwaterways, and

Flood control levees

Environmental


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Environmental Environmental engineers improve and maintain the enviro

protect and enhance human health along with the worlds

ecosystems. Includes safe disposal or clean up of potentially harmful w

the design of strategies to protect the environment in prod

buildings, recreation areas, etc.

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Environment is the available nature aroun


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Environment is the available nature arounincludes the life support system such as wand land/Soil.

Environmental engineering deals with thetechnology to save nature from human anabuse and pollution.

The study involves balanced compromise

environment and safety.

It deals with,

Technique of water collection, purification and s

Waste water collection treatment and dis osal

Environmenta


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Engineering

Environmentalist

Vs

Environmental

Engineer

GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERS
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GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERS

Geotechnical engineers analyze the properties of soil and r


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determine engineering properties.

Includes projects such as tunnels, foundations, offshore pla

etc.

Images courtesy

of DOE/NREL

Geotechnical Engineers Desi


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Foundations

LandfillsPhoto courtes of Black & Veatch

Tunnels

Photo courtes of Black & Veatch

Photo courtesy of

MWRA

Photo courtesy of MWRA

All structures are founded on ground Forces fro


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All structures are founded on ground. Forces froare safely transferred to soil. Essential to undersground behavior and interaction between soil an

Involves Foundations

Slopes

Retaining Structures

Highway pavement design Embankments and earth dams

Tunnels, underground structures and deep cut

GeotechnicalE i i
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Engineering

To assess the quality ofsoil or rock to carry the

structure

Proper knowledge ofgeotechnical engg is

necessary for safety and

stability of structures

For a geotechnical engineer,


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Foundation Soil and sub-structure should resist

without failure or excessive deformation

FoundationSoil

Super Structu

Foundor

Substru

Ground Level

Construction


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Engineers use technical and management skills to turn a des

reality on time and on budget.

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gy& Management

Construction managers:

Review contracts, Order materials,

Hire and schedule sub-contractors.

The job of aconstruction manager isto: Provide quality control

and insure project is

completed on time and

Urban PlanningUrban planners coordinate the development of a commu


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g Urban planners coordinate the development of a commu

Examples include projecting street patterns, deciding whe

and recreation areas are best located, determining where

residential, commercial, and industrial areas are to be loc

Images cou

DOE/NREL

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERS


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O G S

Surveying


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Surveying

Activity involved in collection

of topographic features of alocation for future

construction.

Feasibility survey, alternateand most suitable method is

evolved

Hel s in environmental

Surveying
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Total Station

Objectives of Surveying

Execution of survey to collect

topographic data

Calculation and analysis of data

survey data to create design

Provision of line, grade and othe

layout works

Remote Sensing & GIS
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Remote Sensing & GIS

This is one of the new fields.

The improvement in space technology,

availability of GPS enhanced the scope o

geographic information system.
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Good mapping technique helps to get requ

information accurately and quickly to effect

manage and monitor the available resource

optimal use.

GIS is an hightech equivalent of map. It rep

means to locate ourselves in relation to wo

around us It deals with measurement map

Line of sight:
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Line of sight:

Broad vision

Be inspired from others

Interact with others

Remember: Excellence is ajourney; not destination.

When U achieve success, Uwill face challenge and againU have to achieve success.

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C BA

Line of s

U

Ur ultimate aim

Confused ? Which field I should join


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Confused..? Which field I should join

Just ask one question to Ur

mind- What U want to be after 10

years from now?

Consider Ur capabilities andlimitations!

Dont underestimate orOverestimate Ur self.

Ur answer will be Ur career

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How to overcome failure


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How to overcome failure

'A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable but m

useful than a life spent in doing nothing-George Bernard Shaw

We learn wisdom from failure much more than from success. Woften discover what will do, by finding out what will not do; and

probably he who never made a mistake never made a discove

Remember: Failure is first step of success.

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JOBS

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Career Options: Field Jobs


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Career Options: Field Jobs

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Career Options: Government Jobs


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Career Options: Government Jobs

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Non-Engineering Engineering


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CONSTRUCTION

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Divisions in Construction Company


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Divisions in Construction Company

Roads & Highways

Structures & Special Projects Water Supply and Treatment

Fabrication Workshops

Power transmission

Industrial Electrification

Railway Construction

Oil & Gas and Pipe Lines

Canals/Irrigations Systems

Dams and Reservoirs. etc

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Commercial Buildings

Airports

Hydro Power

Marine

Thermal Power, Solar power

Residential buildings

Bridges and Metro

Ports

Mineral and Metals

Nuclear Power


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Hierarchy in Levels


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Hierarchy in Levels

Trainee

Jr . Engineer

Engineer

Sr . Engineer

Dy. Project Manager

Project Manage

Project In-charg

Management/H

Department

Director

Managing Direc

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Typical Construction Company Organization Str


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Typical Construction Company Organization Str

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Consulting Company Services


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Consulting Company Services

Project Identification

Techno-Economic Feasibility Studies, Master Planand DPR

Field Surveys / Investigations (Bathymetric,

Condition Assessment, Geotechnical, Hydrologic,

Oceanographic, Socio-economic, Topographic,

Traffic, etc.) and Analysis

Economic and Financial Analysis

Conceptual Design

Architecture, Planning, Detailed Design &

Engineering, Technical Specifications and Tender

Documents

Institutional and Organization St

Procurement Assistance includiof Vendors

Project Management Services

Construction Supervision and Q

Assurance

Independent Engineering Servic

Inspection and Commissioning Operation and Maintenance

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Strategic Business Unit - SBU


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Strategic Business Unit SBU

Architecture , Environment & Ecology

Environmental Engineering & Urban Infrastructure Hydro Power

Marine

Thermal Power, Solar power

Roads & Highways

Structures & Special Projects

Transport, Economics & Financial Studies

Urban Planning & Development

Water Resources, Agriculture & Rural Development

Auto Cad , GIS and Remote

Support Function Unit- SFU

Information Technology

Mechanical, Electrical & Plu

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Typical Consulting Organization Structure


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Project

techno-efeasibilit

concept

detailed

engineemanage

supervis

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Finding Jobs and Challenges


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d g Jobs a d C a e ges

Campus Placements

Direct Application

News Paper Adds

Job Portals like Naukri,

Naukrigulf,

Monster.etc

Referral

Consultancies

Linked in

UPSE

APPSE

Other Notificatio

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Improving Skills


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Technical

Sound knowledge in

relevant field

Practical Knowledge

Managerial Learning

Personal

Communica

Languages

English/Hin

Writing skillsSoft skills

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Companies Data Base


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p

INDIA

Construction

Consulting/PMC

GLOBAL

Construction

Consulting/PM

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Use full Websites


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http://www.constructionw

eekonline.in

http://www.nseindia.com

http://www.civilsimplified.

com

http://enr.constr

m/

http://www.asce

http://www.icivil

com/

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ABROAD OPPURTUNITIES
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GULF COUNTRIES

UAE/DUBAI

QATAR

OMAN

KUWAITBAHRAIN etc

AFRICAN

COUNTRIES

KENYA

NIGERIA

SOUTH AFRUGANDA

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ELIGIBILITY TO WORK INUS/UK/AUSTRALIA


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US Degree

US Work Permit

US Company

Sponsorship

Onsite Opportunity

UK Degree

UK Work Pe

UK Company

Sponsorship

Onsite Oppo

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I Can Assist You in following


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Technical Skills

Improvement

Internships

Project work Guidance

Job Search Help

Campus Placem

Arrangement

Career guidanc

Bridge Courses

and Building Se

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Questions and Doubts

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My story


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Year (Re)mark

1995-1998 Diploma In Civil Engineering

1998-2002B.Tech ,Civil Engg from JNTU ,

Anantapur Campus

2003-2005 M.Tech,Transportation Engg fromJNTU,Kukatpally Campus

GATE (2003) Top 10 % in India

Visited Countries : KuwKenya

Working as Director inInfrastructure Pvt Ltd ,

Worked in Bangalore, Visited Almost India.

Remember: Everything

life. U should have couthings.

Believe Urselfand onbe at TOP.

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