Statement of Objectives SAI KIRAN BOJEDLA
A journey of thousand miles begin with one step.
I opine that education and training are not only in the long term interest of oneself, but also the overall development of the society. It is hard to believe the actuality of imperceptible energy, electricity makes and runs the world more smoothly. A normal prospect to the machines run on fuel and electricity shows us the most astonishing facts of non-polluting and eco-friendly about e-vehicles. Only electricity seems to be solution for all the problems such as extinction, pollution and many hazards killing the world. E-vehicles to me then appeared like Genie’s lamp and electricity is surely like the Genie in the lamp.Something that has become as vital
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That kid is I. To take challenges head on and live with reality is my firm belief. As a sword is sharpened before a fight, my technical skills and ken have been honed in 6 semesters of Electrical & Electronics Engineering at Teegala Krishna Reddy College of Engineering, Hyderabad, India.
My Background Rome was not built in a day, and likewise I have not achieved success or talent after joining my undergraduate course. Right from my schooling days, I have always strived for academic excellence by being one of the highest ranking students in my school, secured 87.1%, and one among the high scorers in 12th standard (I.P.E) exam, all bear a testimony to the fact.
Association with Electrical & Electronics Engineering
With this academic background, I entered Teegala Krishna Reddy College– which is one of the most prestigious and finest institutes imparting technical education in the state, affiliated to Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University. Even in Teegala Krishna Reddy College, I have always featured as one of the best of our batch. The curriculum here at Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University is regarded as the best in entire country by experts in the field. Subjects like ‘Electrical Machines’, ‘Power systems’ and ‘Network Theory’ further developed my interest in Electrical and Electronics Engineering as a
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Participation in a two day Workshop on ‘Smart Power Grid’ in a National Level Symposium, Aavishkar ‘14 organized by us in TKR College of Engineering And Technology, Hyderabad gave an added motivation to my penchant for research. Participation in guest lectures on multilevel inverters, electrical machines 3 and power systems paved me a path for the development of my core knowledge. Each year of engineering has exposed me to tougher and increasingly demanding syllabus. Falls, in my examination percentages, from first to third year, are a direct consequence. But my consistent position in the class can be taken as an assurance of my commitment. A steeper road can slower the pace but not stop the race!
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Journey to Destruction in Steinbeck's Flight and London's To Build a Fire Not many people have to face death in the cold wasteland of the Arctic or rugged mountains of California, but Pepe and "the man" do. Although the ironic destruction of Pepe and the man were caused by relentless forces of nature, their attitudes and reasons for going on their journeys differed. The setting in both stories consisted of extreme climate and conditions. In Flight the climate was desert hot during the
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United States rushed west in hopes of discovering gold. This attracted thousands of people from all around America. Women played a key role in the Gold Rush. They had lots of jobs when it came to migrating west. Some cooked, some cleaned, and others did laundry. The cooks earned a salary of about thirty dollars per day. Bakers made about eighteen thousand dollars per month. Prostitutes made an average of about fifth thousand dollars in one month. Saloon keepers made about two-hundred and fifty dollars
always been able to do is walk thousands of miles through tough terrain to get where they want/need to go. The exercise known as hiking was practiced all over the world, including the famous Appalachian Trail, approximately 2,184 miles long. The A.T. was “Conceived in 1921, built by private citizens, and completed in 1937, today the trail is managed by the National Park Service, U.S. Forest Service, Appalachian Trail Conservancy, numerous state agencies and thousands of volunteers”, as stated on the
Imagine being in agony while having to travel hundreds of miles in the cold for science. A high number of people would almost certainly give up, and let nature win the battle. However, Douglas Mawson was one of the few who kept hope, and refused to give up. Mawson went through many life threatening scenarios while exploring uncharted territory in Antarctica. The scenarios included frost bite, loss of resources, no shelter, and more. The article “Into the Unknown” showed that Mawson battled many
wouldn't be until their first winter during the exploration that sacajawea would come into the picture . However Jefferson did not announce publicly that the U.S. had purchased eight hundred and sixty eight thousand square miles of land for fifteen million dollars until July .Lewis and Clark’s journey began near St.Louis, Missouri May 1804. Most days of the exploration had harsh conditions or at least one challenging obstacle to get around.For example during the exploration the hundred and forty six
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rotation. Piled high with the worldly possessions of a weary Oklahoma family, it tilts precariously under the weight of thirteen people. The car forges west not from the power of its engine but from sheer force of will. The promises of California, 1500 miles and a world away from their hometown Sallisaw, pushes the car down Route 66. John Steinbeck’s The Grapes of Wrath depicts the singular migration of the Joad family in the mass exodus prompted by the Dust Bowl. The Midwest, stricken by drought, makes
dangerous but necessary journey for many birds. Fortunately, they
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security checkpoints must be strengthened immediately. Works Cited "As Growth Stalls, Unauthorized Immigrant Population Becomes More Settled." Pew Research Centers Hispanic Trends Project RSS. N.p., n.d. Web. 05 Oct. 2014. Nazario, Sonia. Enrique 's Journey. New York: Random House, 2006. Print. O 'Reilly, Andrew. "Border Patrol on Alert after 71 People from Hard-hit Ebola Countries Illegally Enter U.S. This Year." Fox News Latino. N.p., 03 Oct. 2014. Web. 07 Oct. 2014. "Teens Who Crossed US-Mexico
Lost Boys of South Sudan was a name given to the thousands of young boys orphaned or torn from their families by the Sudanese Civil War. These young boys walked sometimes as much as a thousand miles to reach refugee camps in Ethiopia and Kenya. The US allowed as many as 4000 Lost Boys to emigrate to America providing them with endless opportunities. Gia Nyok and Lopez Lomong were able to reach prominence in America and help their communities in Sudan despite the struggles they endured as Lost
that held our house into place but that feeling that makes those four-walls home . The need for a securer and safer home is emphasised through Najaf Mazari and Robert Hillman's 'The Rug maker of Mazar-e-Sharif ' as it is the catalyst for Najaf's journey .The narrative is set in two very different societies, landscapes and cultures, half of the narrative set in Afghanistan , in the subjects dangerous homeland and the other half set in Najaf's future-home Australia. As Najaf lives in Australia he