Monday, 8 April 2019

RE: SIMPLIFYING SEARCH

Dear Jairam,

I too read the sad news in Times

Unfortunately , I have no contact with his family , nor any address / phone no

May his ( very jolly ) soul rest in peace

hcp

From: Jairam Menon [mailto:jairam.menon@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, April 8, 2019 5:30 PM
To: Hemen Parekh
Subject: Re: SIMPLIFYING SEARCH

Dear HCP

i am sure you must have heard of the sad demise of Mr. P.J. Mehta. I read about it in today's Times of India. I am told that Mr. Mehta's sister stays in Andheri. Sir, would you happen to have her address? If so, could you please mail it to me - even a phone number would do.

Thanks and regards

Jairam

On Tue, Apr 2, 2019 at 11:20 AM Hemen Parekh <hcp@recruitguru.com> wrote:

Dear Friends,

When we met on Sunday, I mentioned re my blogs

Yesterday , I developed / uploaded a simple method to search this huge database , for blogs of your interest

You will find it by clicking following link :

Search Blogs by Topic Keywords

That page looks as follows :

By today ( 01 April 2019 ) , there are close to 1865 blogs here

In these , you may want to find those few of interest to you

Here is a way to find those few

On the right side of this page , right on top is the “ Year / Month wise “ listing of the blogs

As you move down , there is a CONTACT FORM

And below that is a “ SEARCH THIS BLOG “ where you can enter any keyword / s , and click “ SEARCH “

As for the keywords, just copy/paste any from the following table ( certainly not exhaustive ! )

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Sr. No.	Topic Search Term/Keyword (Copy / Paste )	No of Blogs
1	Start Up	316
2	TRAI	192
3	Transport	180
4	Jobs	173
5	Black Money	153
6	Solar Power	135
7	Electric Vehicle	128
8	Employment	124
9	TV	123
10	China	122
11	Supreme Court	120
12	Elections	119
13	Corruption	115
14	BEST	115
15	Privacy	109
16	Personal Data	100
17	Pollution	100
18	Database	98
19	RFID	91
20	Water	91
21	Artificial Intelligence	89
22	E Commerce	73
23	Social Media	73
24	Nitin Gadkari	69
25	Data Protection	64
26	IoT	62
27	Currency Notes	56
28	Piyush Goyal	56
29	Farmers	46
30	Internet of Things	43
31	Lithium-ion	42
32	Retail	40
33	Amnesty Scheme	38
34	Poverty	33
35	Mobility	32
36	Manifesto	32
37	Training	31
38	Suresh Prabhu	31
39	Electoral Reforms	25
40	Universal Basic Income	24
41	Climate	22
42	ARIHANT	21
43	Logistics	20
44	FAME	18
45	Mobile based Voting	14
46	SARAL	13
47	Digital Dividend	12
48	Ayodhya	12
49	Taxation	11
50	RaviShankar Prasad	8
51	Ram Mandir	7
52	Apprenticeship	6
53	RERA	3
54	L&T	1

Sunday, 7 April 2019

RE: L&T Nxt

Dear Mr Patil,

Following might interest you :

2018: The Year of IoT and its mega trends

With regards,

hcp

From: Hemen Parekh [mailto:hcp@recruitguru.com]
Sent: Saturday, March 30, 2019 1:58 PM
To: 'Jayant.patil@larsentoubro.com'
Cc: 'sns@lntecc.com'
Subject: L&T Nxt

Dear Mr Patil,

Congratulations on your new responsibility to head L&T – Nxt

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L&T launches strategic unit L&T-Nxt to focus on AI, Internet of Things

Highlight:

Construction to engineering major Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has announced a five-year strategic initiative — L&T-Nxt — that will focus on artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), geo‐spatial enterprises, and cyber security.

“Disruption has become the new order as we embrace frontier technologies, and our businesses are leapfrogging into entirely new realms powered by the tremendous benefits of digitalisation and analytics,” said S N Subrahmanyan, chief executive officer and managing director, L&T, referring to the efforts of the company to embrace digitalisation.

Without doubt, L&T is best-placed to deliver solutions based on IoT

Over the past 3 / 4 years, I have sent several emails to Cabinet Ministers / NITI Aayog / PM-EAC / PM-STIAC etc on use of this technology to solve Transport related problems

I thought you might want to look up :

Transport : an Integrated Logistic Plan ?

- for which , Prof Davidoff commented :

“Thank you for this note. What you propose sounds like an integrated Pigouvian approach to transport pricing, which I agree would be great.”

And Dr Gourab Ghoshal wrote :

As your proposal falls into the broader philosophy of disincentivizing private transport, or more accurately incentivizing the use of public transport, the ideas outlined in your blog are certainly worth exploring.

If interested , I could send to you other

With regards,

Hemen Parekh [ hcp ]

www.hemenparekh.in

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