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Louder do they clap,louder do they sing,swiftly do they glidesoftly do they swing...Broader do they smile,unevenly do they tickle,they create a laughing climate,and sound like fresh tasty pickleThey dance at our births,They dance at our weddings,we please them with some cash,with dresses and some beddings....

But we never feel their pain,and just count the money that theygain.we never listen to their lyrics,They sing in anguish and bitterstrain....They just wish for a girl or a boy,that can live a life full of joy,they never wish for a kinner,that never lives but die as a sinner...

Kulbhushan GuptaJammu

Gauri Chhabra

One subject that is synonymous with the pendulum oflove-hate with each emotion swinging to the extreme isthe dear old' Mathematics'. Over the years, we have lovedit, extolled it to the skies and hated it to the core. Love itor hate it, Maths is here to stay and open a glut of careeropportunities for you. Thanks to the growing importanceplaced on technology, big data and economic efficiency byall kinds of organizations, expert number crunchers areincreasingly in demand.

Mathematics- a way of life.Maths is more than just number crunching. It is a way

of thinking that goes beyond a specific learned skill thatinculcates other tangential skills like problem-solving andnumerical skills that are highly sought after in many dif-ferent areas of employment and are amongst the highestpaid.

Course Cursor:After XII*B.Sc. - Regular 3-year course (Maths)* B.Sc. (Hons) - 4 year course* B.Sc. (Actuarial Science)Integrated Course:* 4 year B.S. and 1 year M.S programme* 5-year Integrated MSc programme (both offered by

IISc)Besides, the following institutions offer 5-year inte-

grated programme:* IITs* IISERs* NISER* Central University-Hyderabad* Central University-PondicherryCareer Pathways:With a penchant for Mathematics,you can be exposed

to a whole gamut of opportunities in some of the follow-ing fields:

Actuarial Science:You can apply mathematics, especially probability and

statistics, based on calculus 1,2, and 3. to the insuranceindustry. And become an Actuary. Actuaries are expertsin analyzing the financial impact of the events of tomor-row. They use past data, analyze the risk and uncertain-ty of the future and then prepare models to project futureimpact. The results are then communicated to relatedagencies. They provide recommendations on insurancerates.

As an actuary, you would be required to study typesof data such as accident, mortality, disability, sickness,and retirement rates. Based on your analysis, you wouldcreate probability tables to forecast liability and risk forpayment of future benefits and thereby ascertain ratesneeded and cash reserves required to ensure payment offuture benefits.

Cryptography:Cryptography is the art of writing or solving ciphers.

The process of encrypting and decrypting is governed bymathematical algorithms.

As a Cryptographer, you would analyze and decipherencryption systems designed to transmit military, polit-ical, and law enforcement information.Not just for spiesanymore, cryptography applications include the securityof ATM cards and computer passwords.

You would be using the branch of Mathematics calledModular Arithmetic, a part of number theory. Thus, it islike taking Maths a step further- which involves using themath in secure ways and combines both mathematics andcomputer science.

Operations Research.Operational Research is the science of improving effi-

ciency and making better decisions. In an operationalresearch career you will be able to use your advancedmathematical and statistical knowledge to improve theoperations of organizations. It is an interdisciplinarybranch of applied mathematics and formal science thatuses advanced analytical methods such as mathematicalmodeling, statistical analysis, and mathematical opti-mization to arrive at optimal or near-optimal solutions tocomplex decision-making problems.

As an Operations research analyst, you would formu-late and apply mathematical modeling methods to devel-op and interpret information that assists managementwith policy formulation and other managerial functions.You would also be required to team it up with strong quan-titative and computer skills besides advanced knowledgein mathematics. Your job would require you to track andanalyze the performance of the business using core data.After this is done, you would give recommendations andopinions regarding how the performance, efficiency or

effectiveness of the business operations can beimproved.If massive spreadsheets, millions of numbers,complicated formulas, creating business models, systemimplementation, exhaustive conclusions and reporting tokey executives tickles your fancy, go for it by taking up anMBA in core Finance.

BankingOpportunities in banking range from the world of

retail banking to corporate investment banking. Bothdeal with financial assessment, public and private,withopportunities to specialize in areas such as mergers andacquisitions, bonds and shares, privatization, lendingand IPOs

Maths career in banking is very lucrative. However,professional qualifications in finance will berequired.You could choose from the wide range of oppor-tunities like accountant, customer service, front desk,cash handling, account opening, mortgage loan under-writer, loan processing officer, back end operations,product marketing and sales executive, recovery officer,retail asset manager, and property appraiser. Dependingon the kind of job you take up, your duties can includemarket research, creating new business opportunities,and developing financial models and solutions to pres-ent to clients.

Environment and Human Health:The increasing awareness of environmental and

human health and the booming pharmaceutical businessissues has increased the demand for a new class- the bio-statisticians. Biostatisticians apply statistical theory andmathematical principles to epidemiology, research med-icine, environmental science, public health, and othersubjects. They design studies, gather data, and evaluatethe data to address health concerns. Biostatisticians inthe pharmaceutical industry perform research and clin-ical trials for new treatments and medical technologies.

Many biostatisticians have a bachelors' degree in sta-tistics or math. Biostatisticians with advanced degreeshave excellent career opportunities in government agen-cies, industry, and academia. They work in a variety ofhuman health and environmental fields.

Climatology:Climatologists need a strong background in the sci-

ences including meteorology, atmospheric science,physics, mathematics, and computer programming. Amaster's degree, or preferably a Ph.D., in atmospheric sci-ence is necessary for a successful career. However, youneed not pursue atmospheric science at undergraduatelevel. You may study other disciplines including mathe-matics, physics, and engineering.

Academia and research:While it's now clearly understood that careers in math

go far beyond the realms of academia and research, thesesectors are still very popular among mathematics stu-dents. This route may appeal to those who want the chal-

lenge of driving for-ward the next seriesof discoveries, theo-ries and applicationsof the field - as wellas the prestige of fol-lowing some of his-tory's greatest math-ematical minds.

Academic andr e s e a r c h - b a s e dcareers in math canbe incredibly wide-ranging, and willdepend on what area

you wish to specialize in. While many are based withinuniversity departments, long-term academics are alsooften involved in publishing, contributing to journals andspecialist periodicals, or helping to produce completepublications.

You can also weave your numbers magic in careerslike intelligence analysis, logistics, financial analysis,market research,management consultancy, IT, comput-er programming, the public sector in advisory capacity asa scientist or statistician in organizations likeISRO (TheIndian Space Research Organization), DRDO (DefenceResearchand Development Organization), NAL (Nation-al Aeronautics Limited), Society for Electronic Transac-tion and Security (SETS)and scientific research

Summing up:If none of these "typical" jobsappeal to you, then don't

panic. There is a wide surface areas of diverserealm of"alternative" careers in conservation and the environ-ment, voluntary organizations, and so-called "ethical"careers. These would involve a different style of work,such as freelance or working from home, or a differenttype of work, such as corporate fundraising for a charity,or working for an "unconventional" employer, such asperforming statistical analyses. Ethical employers arethose that are less profit-motivated, such as charities,rehabilitation centers, environmental or humanitarianorganizations.There are also enormous opportunities forsomeone who has the logical reasoning and numeracy ofa mathematician and also the ability to communicateclearly. You might like to think about a job in science jour-nalism, technical editing, or marketing communications.

If you are a numbers whizz, the options are innumer-able… get up and get going…

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born in others pain, and perish in our own”.4. From Rava Jandial to all: “ All men are by nature equal, made all of the same earth by the same cre-

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of errors, besides being so near truth, it is the more likely to lead astray”. 7. To all from Digvijay Singh: “ The strongest man in the world is he who stands most alone”. 8. From Ravi Singh to all: “ Man experience the most exquisitely pleasure feelings when he is alone at

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THIS WEEK FOR YOU22ND NOV TO 28TH NOV 2015

1. ARIES: As a favourable change this week, says

Ganesha, Sun comes out of mysticScorpio to enter the friendly SignSagittarius. Sun is now posited in the9th House, joining Saturn already posit-

ed therein. This conjunction of twosworn enemies, Saturn and Sun, could

make it harder for you to achieve your goals. With Moonin your Sign, you may now take initiatives for hasteningyour pace on the road to progress. Tuesday-Wednesdaymight bring good monetary gains, which shall cheer youup. Full Moon shines in communicative Gemini onThursday. You may have mixed experiences here due tothe contrasting influences of Saturn and Sun on the FullMoon. With the ruler of the 2nd House, related tofinances, Venus in its other Sign Libra and in conjunctionwith the ruler of your Sign Mars, in the 7th House, thisweek is a good time for businessmen and professionals topush along their lofty dreams. Ganesha assures you thatthe planetary configurations will aid your progress. 2. TAURUS:

At the beginning of the week, you shall be ina mood to buy luxuries and may indulge

in pleasure seeking activities. This is dueto Moon posited in the 12th House,related to expenses, and directly influ-

enced by strong Mars and Venus positedin the 6th House. A noticeable change

here is Sun leaving Scorpio and entering Sagittarius. Sunthen positions itself in the 8th House along with Saturnand Mercury. This indicates struggle in the coming days.You may have a tough time resolving issues related todomestic matters. You may be blamed for no fault ofyours. Resolve your domestic issues in a mature way. Youmay need to spend some extra money to provide yourdear ones with creature comforts in order to maintainpeace in your domestic sphere. With the full Moon shin-ing on Thursday, emotions may run high, but you need tokeep your cool and handle things tactfully. Overall, this isnot a very encouraging period.3. GEMINI :

This week Sun comes out of Scorpio andenters Sagittarius. Sun then positions

itself in the 7th House to join Saturn andMercury posited therein. As Sun comescloser, Saturn gets combust and then

becomes less obstructive. CombustSaturn and Sun are posited in the 7th House,

related to life partner and partnerships in general. Thismay create differences with your life partner, resulting indisturbance in marital life. Those doing business in part-nerships, might also have a tough time convincing part-ners to agree on future strategies. Moon is posited in the11th House, in opposition to Venus and Mars posited inthe 5th House. This indicates that you shall have an enjoy-able time with friends and peers. You may spend moneybuying luxuries and indulge in pleasure seeking activitieson Tuesday-Wednesday. Full Moon shines on Thursday.Moon is in your Sign. This shall bring the best out of you.This is a good time to resolve issues related to personal lifeexcept those related to marital life. 4. CANCER:At the beginning of the week, Sun changes Sign to enter

Sagittarius. Sun then positions itself in the6th House along with Saturn andMercury. Saturn becomes combust,being close to the Sun. Consequently,Saturn becomes less obstructive in gener-

al. Nonetheless, you may need to workhard to earn money. You may now be able to

perform routine activities without any problem. WithMoon in the 10th House, you are likely to remain focusedon career related matters. Mars aspects its own SignAries, in the 10th House along with Venus. Under theinfluence of Mars and Venus, businessmen and profes-sionals are likely to get multiple work options. This periodis also conducive to make progress in your pursuit. FullMoon shines on Thursday in the 12th House from yourSign. Hence, you may go on a spending spree this week.Moreover, you are likely to feel uncomfortable due to theunbecoming behaviour of your life partner, feels Ganesha. 5. LEO:

Beginning this week, Sun will change Sign toenter Sagittarius in the 5th House. As Sun

comes closer to Saturn's position, Saturngets combust, owing to which the negativeinfluence of Saturn gets diluted. With

exalted Moon, posited in the 10th House,you may get occupied with productive activi-

ties. Businessmen involved in foreign trade and profes-sionals handling offshore projects, would be in high spir-its, having clinched some prestigious deal. Full Moonshines on Thursday night, in communicative Gemini, so inall likelihood you're going to enjoy partying and socialis-ing. Also, you can try reviving some old contacts. Thursdayand Friday are significant days for you. During these twodays, you're likely to come across good opportunities,which may benefit you monetarily. Singles seeking toenjoy romance and love, are most likely to feel excitedabout finding the right person for company. Venus in itsown Sign along with Mars strongly supports romance andflirting, so love birds will have a great time. 6. VIRGO:

This week, Sun enters Sagittarius in the 4thHouse from your Sign. Sun then conjuncts

with Mercury and Saturn. Due to Sun,both become combust. You may experi-ence awkward moments while attending

domestic matters. You may also makesome vital changes to set things right. Moon

is positioned in the 8th House - being the ruler of the 11thHouse, related to gains, you may miss some good earningopportunities. On the personal front, you may have anenjoyable time with your life-partner around Monday andTuesday. Pressing matters related to work and career coulddraw your attention from Wednesday. Full Moon shines onThursday and is posited in Gemini in the 10th House fromyour Sign. Traders may be happy around Wednesday andThursday due to increased sales. Professionals may experi-ence tough times, with your boss breathing down your neckto complete tasks quickly. Freshers looking for suitable jobopportunities may be disappointed as you are unlikely toget a proper response from prospective employers.

7. LIBRA : This week, Sun changes Sign to enter Sagittarius.

Sun then conjuncts with Saturn and Mercury,posited in the 3rd House. With this conjunc-tion, both Saturn and Mercury becomescombust. Saturn is the most favourable

planet for your Sign. With Saturn gettingcombust, you may need to struggle hard to

achieve the desired results. So, prepare yourself to workharder. You may enjoy some quality time with your life part-ner this week. Your spouse might be keen on doing somepart-time work to earn extra money for household expens-es. Planetary alliances seem favourable to help you savemoney. Full Moon rises on Thursday night. With full Moonposited in the 9th House, related to fortunes, your growthprospects stand to improve. Businessmen are likely to haveopportunity to connect with high-worth customers. In turn,earnings stand to get a boost. Overall, the cosmos will workin your favour in the coming days. 8. SCORPIO: This week, Sun changes Sign to enter Sagittarius. Sun then

positions itself in the 2nd House and conjunctswith Saturn and Mercury posited therein.Both Saturn and Mercury then becomecombust. This conjunction of Saturn andSun does not bode well. Unhappiness in

family over some serious issue may causeconcern. Investments, if any, in real estate or fixed assets,are likely to get stuck up. Refrain from taking major deci-sions in money matters. Otherwise also, take care in all yourfinancial transactions. Do not lend money, more so to a rel-ative. Try to postpone the issue unless inevitable. Someunexpected health issues may resurface for you or yourfamily members, and you may incur heavy expenses in thisregard. With Full Moon on Thursday, some of these issuesmay aggravate, causing concern. All these issues need to behandled with due delicacy. Overall, a depressing period.9. SAGITTARIUS :

At the beginning of the week, Moon is in Ariesand posited in the 5th House, and is direct-

ly influenced by Venus and Mars, sta-tioned in the 11th House. You may be ina good, jovial and amicable mood. Lovebirds may have an enjoyable time around

Monday and Tuesday. Sun enters your SignSagittarius this week. Sun then conjuncts with

Saturn and Mercury posited therein. In turn, both becomecombust. You may be better placed to handle difficult issuesrelated to career and overcome hurdles that may come inyour way. Professionals may not get along well with yourimmediate boss. However, the aspect of Jupiter over the 6thHouse, shall keep your position secured in your job. Youmay be given difficult tasks to handle, and perhaps you maynot be comfortable with it. With full Moon on Thursday, youmay get emotionally worked up. Full Moon is posited incommunicative Gemini. This might induce you to sort outdifferences with your boss. Then, you may be motivated toimprove your performance, feels Ganesha. 10. CAPRICORN :This week Sun changes Sign to enter Sagittarius in the 12th

House from your Sign. Sun then comes closerto Saturn and Mercury, stationed in the

12th House. Both then enter in a state ofcombustion. Professionals shall be ableto handle heavy work load efficiently.

Boss is likely to be pleased by your per-formance. You might have an enjoyable

evening at your workplace. You need to take some calculat-ed risks to boost your earnings. Your spouse shall draw yourattention towards domestic matters. You are likely to incurextra personal expenses. Influence of Venus over the 4thHouse, shall make you feel comfortable at home. You shallenjoy some quiet time after a busy day out. Regardinghealth, some unexpected issues might resurface. You maybe bed-ridden or hospitalised for a couple of days. With FullMoon approaching on Thursday, health issues may get com-plicated. Hence you need to be careful on this front, saysGanesha. 11. AQUARIUS: This week, Sun enters its friendly, fiery Sign Sagittarius. Sun

now joins Saturn and Mercury, already posi-tioned in 11th House from your Sign. Saturnas well as Mercury then enter a state ofcombustion. With Saturn being combust,you are likely to face less hurdles on your

road to progress. You might also regain somelost opportunity. The Full Moon rises on

Thursday. Moon is now in communicative Gemini. Thismight open channels for communicating with influentialpersons. You may still have a difficult time while handlingfamily related matters. You could sometimes face uncom-fortable moments, related to financial matters. You mightrun short of money to meet some specific commitment ofthe day. You shall remain in the pink of health, barring oneshaving old nagging health issues. Relation with spouse shallbe cordial. Both shall remain on the same wavelength andinteract closely. A highly enjoyable week indeed.12. PISCES :The Sun enters Sagittarius this week. Sun is now positioned

in the 10th House and joins Saturn andMercury already positioned therein. As aresult, both Saturn and Mercury get com-busted. Consequently, you may have totoil hard to obtain desired results. You

shall also make concerted efforts to keepyour family members happy and contended.

Visiting a nearby place for recreation, or goingout with your family for a dinner, might work well forstrengthening your bonds. The Full Moon rises on Thursday.This is a good time for togetherness. The Full Moon is nowpositioned in communicative Gemini. This may help you toget in touch with some influential persons. This could alsohelp you in consolidating your financial situation. You mightget a good earning opportunity around the weekend, whichcould raise your purchasing power. Your rapport with yourlife-partner may not be cordial. Moreover, the tendency forone-upmanship may not allow a reconciliation.

Born on December 6, 1988, RavindrasinhAnirudhsinh Jadeja, is a professional cricketer. Heplays as a left-handed middle-order batsman andslow left-arm orthodox bowler. Jadeja representsSaurashtra in first-class cricket and the ChennaiSuper Kings in the Indian Premier League. He waspart of the Indian U-19 cricket team that won theWorld Cup in Malaysia in 2008. He also represent-ed Indian U-19 cricket team in 2006. Jadeja alsorepresented India in the 2009 and 2010 ICC WorldTwenty20 competitions. He made his ODI debutagainst Sri Lanka on 8 February 2009 and scored an unbeaten 60 in that match.However, his Test debut came almost four years later, in December 2012, againstEngland at Nagpur. He was bought for $2 million by the Chennai Super Kings atthe 2012 IPL Players Auction. Jadeja made his first-class debut in the 2006–07Duleep Trophy. He plays for West Zone in the Duleep Trophy and for Saurashtrain the Ranji Trophy. In 2012, Jadeja became the eighth player in history, and thefirst Indian player, to score three first-class triple centuries in his career, joiningDon Bradman, Brian Lara, Bill Ponsford, Walter Hammond, WG Grace, GraemeHick and Mike Hussey.

Jadeja caught the attention of the national selectors with his strong all-roundshowing in the 2008–09 Ranji Trophy – 42 wickets and 739 runs – and was pickedfor the ODI series in Sri Lanka. His international debut came in the final match ofthe series on 8 February 2009 where he scored 60*, although India lost the match.In the 2009 World Twenty20, Jadeja was criticized for not scoring fast enough inIndia's loss to England.

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