POCKET ENCYCLOPAEDIA

RAPE -PROOF PANTY With the ever-increasing number of rape cases and sexual assault being reported in newspapers every day in the country, repeated efforts are being made to curb such incidents. In the recent past, several girls have taken it upon themselves to come up with ideas to prevent rape. While most of you must have heard of self-defence tools like pepper spray, have you ever come across the term ‘rape-proof underwear’? Hailing from Farrukhabad district in Uttar Pradesh, Seenu Kumari has developed an underwear which will not only prevent rape but also help catch the rapists. Rape cases in a hugely-populated state like UP are not uncommon and it was the report of the rape of a seven-year-old girl which inspired BSc student, Seenu, to develop this underwear. Seenu has developed a device which is equipped with a camera and a GPS. An emergency calling button has also been installed in the device as per the reports. The installed GPS will help in alerti

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SWOT ANALYSIS(PART 1) Strength A ‘strength’ is something that has a positive implication. It adds value, or offers your organization a competitive advantage. Strengths include tangible assets such as available capital, equipment, credit, established and loyal customers, existing channels of distribution, copyrighted materials, patents, information and processing systems, and other valuable resources. Defining strengths as part of a SWOT analysis You may want to look at and evaluate your strengths by function, for example marketing, finance, production, and support. Looking at things in this way can make it easier to identify the positive attributes within each function. Certain teams may have specialist or unique knowledge, education, credentials, contacts, reputations, or backgrounds that provide a competitive advantage or add value to your product or service. The sort of questions you can ask to ascertain your strengths are: What do we do well? • What qualities