Running Squid Proxy Server on Windows squid.conf

Downloaded Squid Proxy Server for Windows
maybe from:

http://squid.acmeconsulting.it/SquidNT27.html

Original squid.conf file doesnt let squid start.
So, I modified it

Here is Link: http://www.box.net/shared/13sg3iedb3

The modified squid.conf Configuration File makes squid work for 3-4 hours
and after that, it begins to slow down.

Restarting it fastens up things.
Any solutions?
Plz help …

Democratic Citizens Estimate Frankensteinness of their Politicians. Mind State Analysis Guide for Politicians by Priyanka Chopra and Shahid Kapoor

Feel Free to ask any suspected Frankenstein Indian Politician with such Questions.
They are made just for that
Infact, they are always expecting this from the public

Estimate the Frankenstein Quotient of your Politician.

Here is a sample Mind State Analysis Guide for a Politician
as initiated by:

Priyanka Chopra and Shahid Kapoor

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Saving Indians from Frankenstein Politicians- Priyanka Chopra and Shahid Kapoor

Some thing on Saving Indians from Frankenstein Politicians
Priyanka Chopra and Shahid Kapoor share their views.

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Indian Professors Advised to Leave Teaching Profession if not Innovative There could be others better than you Working for innovative teaching

Favour technology-induced learning to promote creativity

BANGALORE: Indian Society for Technical Education president N.R. Shetty has lamented the poor quality of teaching in second-tier and third-tier educational institutes.
Prof. Shettywas inaugurating the third international conference on Information Processing in Bangalore on Saturday.
A former Vice-Chancellor of Bangalore University, Prof. Shetty rued the absence of creativity and innovation in teaching methodology in a majority of the educational institutes.

Making a pitch for tech-induced learning, Prof. Shetty called upon the managements of the educational institutions to upgrade their teaching processes.

The third international conference on information processing organised by Society for Information Processing and sponsored by Defence Institute of Advanced Technology and Department of Computer Science, University Visvesvaraya College of Engineering (UVCE) seeks to bring together a conglomeration of research students and teachers from various colleges, besides professionals from the industry for an active exchange of ideas in the field of information processing.

The pre-conference tutorial of the three-day conference was inaugurated by eminent professor of mathematics N. Rudraiah at UVCE premises on Friday.
Prof. Rudraiah gave a holistic view of the far-reaching effects of information processing ranging from origin of knowledge, cloud seeding, smart materials and cardio vascular diseases to harnessing of solar power.
Advisory IT specialist at IBM Amarjeet Singh Mundi spoke about his company’s Smarter Planet campaign and shared with the gathering the new business intelligent systems. Senior consultant from Mindtree Guruprasad KS. Rao demonstrated the handling of binary data from content management systems to web portals.

A web portal presents unified information from diverse sources. UVCE principal Dr. KR. Venugopal said India’s rich contributions in the past to the field of scientific developments in the world were instrumental to the growth and develop.ment of computer science engineering. He said the decimal system and the basic Pythagoras theorem were India’s contributions.

Realtime Justice Delivery by Indian Judiciary by Embracing Technology

Courts to get exclusive software
It is to support judicial programmes in the larger interests of the people

BANGALORE: Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa has announced that the State Government will distribute an exclusive software for district and other subordinate courts across the State for supporting all judicial programmes in the larger interests of the people.
He was speaking at a function to inaugurate the State-level Judicial Officers’ Review meet for preparation of a “Judicial action plan based on quality bench mark” and launch of the portal “Judicial balance sheet for public audit” here on Saturday.
The programme is said to be the first of its kind in the country for clearing pending cases within the timeframe set by the judicial authorities concerned.
Mr. Yeddyurappa said that the software had cost the Government Rs. 2.5 crore and expressed the hope that it would serve the purpose effectively.
On the action plan envisaged, the Chief Minister said that the programme was significant and commendable in delivering justice on merit and priority.
Thanking the State judiciary for honouring him on the occasion, he said that it was rare for a politician to receive such an honour as it would speak of the trust and confidence reposed in his Government. The State Government would make all efforts to stand by such values, he added.

Chief Justice of the High Court of Karnataka P.D. Dinakaran said that the judiciary had to meet a range of challenges with the fast changing times with accountability. The responsibility of the judiciary had increased with the equally increasing public trust in it, he added.

Stating that “the action plan was a mirror before all those concerned in the Stat~ judiciary”, Mr. Dinakaran said that it was his personal experience that circulars or directions for clearing pending cases or expedite things would not make much headway. But public concern, commitment to the cause and accountability could do wonders, he said.

Asking what would have happened if the State judiciary had not embarked upon the action plan programme? he replied “disaster”.

High Court judge Gopala Gowda said that over 11 lakh cases were pending in several courts across the State. Of them, 5,62944 were civil and 5,42047 criminal cases as on August 1, 2009.
High Court judge Manjula Chellur explained the objectives of the review meeting.

Indians Improving their Employability for Indian Development

Anyone in the world Indian/Non-Indian, who has a better plan than this?
Feel free to Post Comment/View

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No Caste in India deserves VIP treatment. All are equal. Quota System is Selfishness Personified

Some say Quota System is Selfishness Personified, in the land of exploited slumdogs & intellectual fools: India.

And based on that, now things are changing.

Indians are getting immune to Quota System.
Indians are focussing on self-development and entreprenneurship employment generation schemes.
Making India Self-Reliant.

Infact, rapidly shutting down such parasite elements that cry for Quota System.

Chances are, instead of killing Caste Discrimination,
Focussing on any particular community (forget just Dalits) (They are not alone)
would increase it…

So Stop Focussing at all.

India is not a land of crying babies in Vision India Developed 2020.

Literacy Rates are showing great rates than ever before …
Its time, un-necessary and unwanted crutches are removed from the system.

Maybe this is about removing VIP (worship) like treatment to any community that humanity & mankind calls somewhere in India SCs, STs, OBCs, NTs and what not (their brains work great) here.

Indian Insurance Agents might be profiting the least from Indian Clients.

Read On the article & consider the case for a wider spectrum, where Dalits are just a small part of them.

Indians are now focussing on their Strengths
Not crying/begging on their Weaknesses.

And those who are doing so, are wasting efforts & energy.

Here is what the pre-programmed tape plays …

Notwithstanding the elevation of Dalits to high public offices, we find reports of atrocities against them appearing in the media with alarming frequency. They point to the continuing social injustice in a system that perpetrates what is perhaps the worst form of discrimination against a group of people born into a community or caste. The Constitution has abolished untouchability under Article 17 and forbids its practice in any form.

The Protection of Civil Rights Act 1955 defines civil rights as the rights accruing to a person by reason of the abolition of untouchability. The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocity) Act gave more teeth to the law-enforcing agencies to bring to book those who humiliate and dishonour Dalit women. Yet we come across rampant casteism and are witness to its practice in various forms in our day-to-day lives.

Attitudinal change
For caste discrimination and atrocities to end, society needs to change its attitude towards Dalits. But it is easier said than done in a society where caste plays an important role.

The empowerment of Dalits by various means can go a long way in establishing a casteless society but again how soon this can happen in a land mired in poverty, illiteracy and backwardness is a million dollar question. The issue that can be addressed at the micro level is the role of the police in helping to end caste-
based atrocities. In any incident of violence against Dalits, the police are blamed for inaction. It is alleged that they take sides with the members of the ‘upper’ caste and intimidate Dalits into silence.

They are accused of refusing to file FIRs, going slow on the investigation, booking the accused under Sections that do not attract tough sentences and, in many cases, of looking the other way as village panchayats and ‘elders’ broker some kind of understanding to appease (read threaten) the Dalits.

All this, despite the fact that as many as 18 government agencies are involved in educating Dalits. The Department of Higher Education, the Municipal Administration and Water Supplies; the Rural Development and the Panchayati Raj, in particular,
have played a significant role in ameliorating the problems of Dalits in Tamilnadu.

Role of the police
Can the police prevent instances of caste discrimination?
They can ensure protection but can they bring about the desired change in the thinking of people?
The police can work wonders but the beginning will have to be made at a micro level. Policemen in their initial levels of recruitment are posted to villages and towns they are familiar with. They are aware of the social milieu of the region and their performance is closely monitored. Their training includes sensitisation to the weaker sections.
It would be worthwhile to include in their syllabus field trips to districts and villages
where caste tensions have been successfully tackled. They can talk to police officers, administration officials, representatives of NGOs, grass root workers and the locals to learn more about the issue.
Policemen should learn more about Dalits – the pockets in which they live, their annual festivals, rituals, anniversaries of leaders and so on, so that they can develop a sense of participation, on the one hand, and anticipate areas of social tensions, on the other. Even a fiery speech or a street play can lead to caste tensions.
Using force after a law and order situation develops is one thing. But expanding the scope of policing to prevent situations from developing is a challenge. The human aspect of law-enforcement is,
by far; the most paying in terms of returns.
Treating Dalits with
warmth when they come to a police station, giving them a patient hearing, redressing their grievances at the earliest, conducting sports meets and cultural activities where the Dalit youth can mingle with others, guiding them to seek gainful employment, educating them on their rights and the special laws that seek to protect them and, above all, making a constant effort to change the mindset of people – by persuasion, education and, when necessary, force – to take Dalits along can go a long way in ensuring that the atrocities against them come to an end.
(The writer is Inspector General of Police, Human Rights and Social Justice, TamilNadu, Chennai)

No Escape from Indian Income Tax Computer Forensics Experts

See you in Hell (Prison)

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Do you have it in you to Break India

Nowadays, Indian Kids laugh at their Grandpas listening to such stupid
Old Classical Jokes of the Millenium.

on How to break India on basis of Caste(Religion) (Quota System) & Sex.

Infact, Indian Kids find such old stuff very boring.
And these are least appealing to them.

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Indians to Rock the World with Entreprenneurship Implementation Policies

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