Eduva Rangia

Politician who visits you after good result has marketing agenda. But the REAL TEACHER who helped you
remains hidden. That's HIS AURA.

The passing of Zubeen Garg feels like the closing of a chapter from childhood for many of us in Assam. The whole state mourned for days, and even now the silence feels heavy.

I still remember those school days, probably when I was in Class 4 or 5. After returning home from school, one of the songs I used to watch again and again was Ye Lehre Ye Pani. Even today, I can clearly remember the vast ocean behind Zubeen in the video. Somehow that scene carried a strange calmness and emotion that stayed in the mind.

Those were the days of DD Metro, when television felt slower, quieter, and more meaningful. Some of my friends had the same taste in songs, and we used to discuss them in school like they were part of our own world. We were too young to explain emotions properly, but somehow we could still feel the depth in those songs.

Years passed, childhood disappeared, channels changed, and life became faster. But certain songs remain untouched by time. They continue to carry the smell of old afternoons, school uniforms, and the innocence of those days.

Some voices do not merely entertain a generation. They become part of its memory. There are lots of such hindi songs of Zubeen from the 90s that are still hidden like pearls.

You should never market the faces of students. Sales shouldn't be the intention while showing their achievements. It's easy to lie like our student x has got 98% after studying here. Those marketing gimmicks will not work in the long run. These marks have nothing to do with their greater future. One day the majority of them will regret their student life.

Instead we should teach them resilience, emotional balance, how to navigate through hypocrites at different stages in their lives. Let us try to make them citizens who will care for the planet. Let us give them a childhood they never regret remembering.

Assam Aerospace and Defence Manufacturing Policy

20 diverse and research-worthy
MA Sociology dissertation topics 👇

By 2050, computers may not sit on desks—they may live in our minds.

Future of Computing: Where Will We Be in 2050?

Imagine a world where computers are no longer just screens and keyboards. By 2050, we may see:

Quantum computers: solving problems that today’s supercomputers can’t even attempt.

AI assistants: as advanced as human colleagues, making decisions in medicine, law and education.

Brain-computer interfaces: allowing us to type, learn, or even share ideas directly with thought.

Immersive worlds through AR/VR so real that work, travel, and entertainment blend seamlessly.

Green computing: powered by renewable energy, with technology designed to heal, not harm, the planet.

The future of computing isn’t just about faster machines—it’s about reshaping how we live, think and connect.

Save time in Microsoft Word with these 3 shortcuts every student should know. Learn them today and work smarter, not harder!"

Still revising Economics the long, manual way?

MA Economics students often rely only on traditional methods—rewriting notes, re-reading texts, and manually preparing for exams. But smart use of AI can help you save 3+ hours daily.

Use ChatGPT to assist you—not replace your study. The time you save can be used for deeper reading, solving more problems, and refining your understanding.

Photoshop Keyboard Shortcuts

1. General Shortcuts
🔷 New File: `Ctrl + N`
🔷 Open File: `Ctrl + O`
🔷 Save: `Ctrl + S`
🔷 Save As: `Ctrl + Shift + S`
🔷 Close File: `Ctrl + W`
🔷 Undo (Step Backward): `Ctrl + Alt + Z`
🔷 Redo (Step Forward): `Ctrl + Shift + Z` *(May not work in CS6)*
🔷 Copy: `Ctrl + C`
🔷 Paste: `Ctrl + V`
🔷 Free Transform: `Ctrl + T`
🔷 Deselect: `Ctrl + D`
🔷 Zoom In: `Ctrl + +`
🔷 Zoom Out: `Ctrl + –`
🔷 Fit to Screen: `Ctrl + 0`
🔷 Hand Tool (temporarily): Hold `Spacebar`
🔷 Toggle Rulers: `Ctrl + R`

2. Layer Shortcuts
🔷 New Layer: `Ctrl + Shift + N`
🔷 Duplicate Layer: `Ctrl + J`
🔷 Merge Visible: `Shift + Ctrl + E`
🔷 Merge Selected Layers: `Ctrl + E`
🔷 Group Layers: `Ctrl + G`
🔷 Ungroup Layers: `Shift + Ctrl + G`
🔷 Bring Layer to Front: `Shift + Ctrl + ]`
🔷 Send Layer to Back: `Shift + Ctrl + [`
🔷 Lock Layer: `/` *(works in CC versions, not in CS6)*

3. Selection Shortcuts
🔷 Select All: `Ctrl + A`
🔷 Deselect: `Ctrl + D`
🔷 Reselect: `Ctrl + Shift + D`
🔷 Invert Selection: `Ctrl + Shift + I`
🔷 Feather Selection: `Shift + F6`

4. Tool Shortcuts (Single Key)
🔷 Move Tool: `V`
🔷 Marquee Tool: `M`
🔷 Lasso Tool: `L`
🔷 Magic Wand/Quick Select: `W`
🔷 Crop Tool: `C`
🔷 Eyedropper: `I`
🔷 Brush Tool: `B`
🔷 Eraser Tool: `E`
🔷 Clone Stamp: `S`
🔷 History Brush: `Y`
🔷 Gradient/Paint Bucket: `G`
🔷 Dodge/Burn/Sponge: `O`
🔷 Pen Tool: `P`
🔷 Type Tool: `T`
🔷 Path Selection Tool: `A`
🔷 Zoom Tool: `Z`
🔷 Hand Tool: `H`

5. Color and Swatches
🔷 Default Colors (Black/White): `D`
🔷 Switch Foreground/Background: `X`
🔷 Color Picker: Click on the foreground/background color swatch or press `Alt + Shift + Right-Click` *(Right-click only works in some CC versions)*

6. Other Useful Shortcuts
🔷 Show/Hide Guides: `Ctrl + ;`
🔷 Show/Hide Grid: `Ctrl + '`
🔷 Snap to Grid/Guide: `Shift + Ctrl + ;`
🔷 Toggle Full Screen: `F`
🔷 Toggle UI Elements (Hide Panels): `Tab`

⚠️ Version Notes for Students

* Most shortcuts work across CS6 and all CC versions.
* Some advanced or newer shortcuts (like step-forward undo or `/` to lock layers) work only in Photoshop CC 2019 or later.
* If something doesn’t work, check your Photoshop version first before assuming it’s an error.

✅ Always practice shortcuts hands-on. It builds speed and confidence.
EDUVA RANGIA COMPUTER EDUCATION, RANGIA, KAMRUP