About Me
I am Partha Chakraborty. I am from Bangladesh and was born in 19 September, 1983. I think I love my country very much as each person do. I live in Dhaka and currently i'm doing job in LM Ericsson Bangladesh Ltd. I've completed my graduation in Electrical & Electronic Engineering .I have a brother who is doing MBBS in Medical collage. My father is an Employee in Bangladesh Krishi Bank and my mother is a housewife. So, i have a very happy family...
Wednesday, 29 August 2007
বন্ধু
বন্ধু মানে টি,স,সি,
রাতবিরাতে ফোন.........
বন্ধু মানে পাশে থেকে,
No Tension Zone………
বন্ধু মানে সন্ধেবেলা.........
ফুচকা খেতে যাওয়া,
বন্ধু মানে একটু খানি পাওয়ার মাঝে.........
অনেক খানি দেওয়া।
বন্ধু মানে Crossword
এলোমেলো ট্রাস্ট............
বন্ধুমানে পরশপাথর,
ভূমি, ক্যাক্টাস............
বন্ধু মানে হাত বাড়িয়ে
হাতটা খুঁজে পাওয়া.........
বন্ধু মানে চোখের জলে
ফসিল হয়ে যাওয়া.........
বন্ধু মানে মেঘলা দুপুর
শিশির ভেজা ভোর......
বন্ধু মানে মনের মাঝে
সাজানো কৈশোর.........
বন্ধু মানে ভীষন খুশি,
একটু অভিমান.........
বন্ধু মানে মনের মাঝে
হাল্কা সুরের গান.........
এখন তোমরা তোমাদের চোখ
সরিয়ে নিতে পারো ।
এখন আমাকে ঘিরে
মাথায় আকাশ ভাঙা অন্ধকার
আমার আস্তিনের আড়ালে এখন
গুটিয়ে রাখা বিদুৎ
ঝড়ের বেগে বয়ে চলেছে
মা,মাগো বলে ক্ষিধেয় ককিয়ে ওঠা
এক কবন্ধ চিৎকার ।
আমার একটা অসাড় হাত
আমি দেখতে পাচ্ছি
সামনে সর্বনাশের দিকে ছড়ানো
আমি চাইছি প্রানপণে হাতটা উঠিয়ে আনতে
কিন্তু পারচ্ছি না।
চাইছি
কিন্তু পারছি না।
Tuesday, 31 July 2007
Can you Guess?
Sunday, 22 July 2007
10 Tips for Interview
1. Attitude is everything. If you're smiling, excited and optimistic, you've already won half the battle. If you're cold, distant and uninterested, you've already lost 99% of the battle.
2. Be yourself. If you act like someone else and they like you, they don't actually like YOU. They like the person you're pretending to be. If you end up getting a job there, you won't be able to keep up the facade for very long anyway. Honesty and authenticity are very appealing characteristics. If both parties stay true to themselves, they'll know if they're right for each other. And in the end, that's usually what matters most.
3. Relax. Interviews are not really interviews at all. They're conversations. Treat them like conversations, and the tension will slowly dissolve. Remember: when you walk into that office, you don't have the job to begin with. In theory, you have nothing to lose. You either come out way ahead or back where you started. If you approach the situation with a "win-draw" mentality, most of the pressure will fall by the wayside.
4. Appearance counts. Before you meet people, virtually the only judgment you can make is based on aesthetics. What you're wearing matters. What they're wearing matters. How you sit, stand, shake hands, hold your pen and walk up the stairs counts. Not enormously, but enough. First impressions are huge. Also, how does the building look? Is the lobby clean and organized? Are the cubicles bunched together? Is the ceiling high or low? Does it look like a fun place to work? Does it invite you to come back?
5. Fit is crucial. All the smarts, skills and experience in the world mean nothing without the right fit. If your values aren't aligned with those of the company, you're doomed. If you like to have fun and they're always serious, don't even bother. Seriously. The more you fit in, the more you'll want to come back every day and bust your butt. If you're always at odds with your coworkers, you're going to hate your job. Simple as that.
6. Liking means more than talent. The days of standing in line and putting decals on widgets is over. People don't hire you because you're capable. They hire you because they want to work with you. If you don't get along, and get along well, the interview will probably be fruitless. Unless, of course, you applied for the "Assistant Placer of Decals on Widgets" position...
7. Be persistent. It's incredibly easy to get lazy, give up and feel sorry for yourself. People will turn you down, never call you back, and forget your name over and over again. None of that matters. What matters is perseverance. If you can't handle losing a few battles along the way, you're in for a tough road ahead. Getting a job is like winning a war. It takes patience, planning, time, effort, dedication and a little bit of luck. The chips will fall your way sooner or later. If you stay persistent, you'll at least give yourself a chance to catch them.
8. Bring an insane amount of (intelligent) questions. Nothing feels worse that not being prepared. If you don't bring loads of questions, you're not prepared. At some point, the interviewer will ask you what you want to know. For the record, you want to know everything. Be curious. Be interested. Be engrossed. Ask your question, and then get ready to listen. Don't think of what you're going to say next. Just soak up every word like a giant sponge. The more questions you ask, the more you'll get out of the experience. And as a bonus, they'll know you care deeply about their business. When you care about what they care about, you both start to align, and that's when the magic happens.
9. Focus on their needs, not yours. It's tempting to sell ourselves, to talk about how great we are, and to show off our past experiences. But guess what. No one cares. What they really care about is how your "amazingness" will translate into success for their company. Don't focus on your talents, focus on what your talents will do for them.
10. Blogging will give you a HUGE leg up. Blogging forces you to analyze, collaborate and create solutions. It also gives you plenty of ideas for improving customer experiences, businesses and relationships. These skills (among countless others) will give you confidence, poise, energy and know-how when it comes time to explain yourself. Your insights will be sharper, your thinking will be deeper, and your ability to express your opinions clearly and concisely will be much stronger. Blogging will prepare you better than any "How-To" book in the world. Trust me.
These 10 things are just the tip of the iceberg. There is so much more we can learn from each other about this process as a whole, so please feel free to share.
What are your best interviewing tips? What do you wish you would've known? For those of you who've been on both sides of the table, what have you learned from each situation?
GREATEST FOUNDER
ARYABHATT (476 CE)
MASTER ASTRONOMER AND MATHEMATICIAN
FOUNDER OF ATOMIC THEORY
FATHER OF MEDICINE
FATHER OF PLASTIC SURGERY
EMINENT ASTROLOGER AND ASTRONOMERA
FATHER OF YOGA
PIONEER OF AVIATION TECHNOLOGY
1.) Profound Secret: The technique to make a flying machine invisible through the application of sunlight and wind force.
2.) Living Secret: The technique to make an invisible space machine visible through the application of electrical force.
3.) Secret of Eavesdropping: The technique to listen to a conversation in another plane.
4.) Visual Secrets: The technique to see what's happening inside another plane.
Through his innovative and brilliant discoveries, Acharya Bharadwaj has been recognized as the pioneer of aviation technology.

FATHER OF COSMOLOGY
Tuesday, 17 July 2007
INCREDIBLE ITALY
Italy has been the home of many influential European cultures, such as the Etruscans and the Romans and much later the Italian Renaissance, as well as a host to 3,000 years of migrationsinvasions from Germanic, Celtic, Greek, Lombard, Saracen, and Norman peoples. Italy's capital Rome has historically been an important centre of Western Civilization, and the Roman Catholic Church. and
Today, Italy is a democratic republic, and a developed country with the 7th-highest GDP and the 17th-highest Human Development Index rating in the world. It is a member of the G8 and a founding member of what is now the European Union (having signed the Treaty of Rome in 1957), of the Council of Europe and of the Western European Union and of the Central European Initiative. Starting from January 1, 2007, Italy is a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council. It is considered by some a great power.









Monday, 2 July 2007
রাত্রির কান্না
গুন গুন গুন গান থেমে যায়, সব যেন যাই ভুলে
মনের ভেতর খচখচ ভাব, হঠাত্ বসে ধরে
"সবাই কেন নির্জীব আজ? পৃথিবী-টাও মরে"
গুমরে উঠা কান্না-হাসি, মুচড়ে থাকা মন
দুমরে যাওয়া হৃদয় আমার, কাঁদায় সারাক্ষণ
চোরাবালি অন্ধকারে এপাশ ওপাশ ফিরি
বুঝিনাতো কি খোঁজে মন, বৃথাই ভেবে মরি
খানিক পরে সব ভুলে হায় কান্না কেন আসে
ভুলে থাকা নামগুলো আর মুখ যে কেন ভাসে
কান্না আমার ঘুমের ওষুধ, কান্নাই আমার সুখ
কান্না দিয়েই চাই যে ধুয়ে ফেলতে সবার দুখ
Magic of Math
1 x 8 + 1 = 9
Sunday, 24 June 2007
Political View of Bangladesh
Here's another thing I observed..
1. Khaleda Zia went to Saudi Arab for her leg treatment.
2. Sheikh hasina went to USA for her ear treatment.
3. Manna Bhuyian went to singapore for engiogram.
4. Abdul Jalil went to singapore for heart treatment.
5. Saber hossain chowdhury went to bangkok to recover from the pollice beating.
6. President Iazuddin went to singapore after suffering from heart attack.
These people are/were placed in the highest positions of the government. Awami league served one term and BNP is going to finish it's second term. But they themselves don't have faith on the medical facility of the country. Reminds me of a joke :
"A person went to have lunch on a restaurent and find the food was not good at all. So he asked the waiter to call the manager. Then the waiter replied 'Sorry sir, manager went to lunch!'"
I'll finish now with two links. First, I never knew that "Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo." is a grammatically valid sentence. It actually is and have used as an example of how homonyms and homophones can be used to create complicated constructs. Check this out here at wikipedia and the second link's also from wikipedia a collection of very funny mathematical jokes. Check them here. Have fun!
Proud to be KUETIANS
Please, encourage the students to do more new things. And congratulation to those students who have given us the opportunity to feel proud..
Thanks.
Tuesday, 19 June 2007
Some Nice View of Mumbai
There are several divisions in the capital of the state of Maharashtra, the most populous city of India, and by some measures the most populous city in the world with an estimated population of about 13 million (as of 2006). Mumbai is located on
There are some view of
This is the view of Gateway of
View of marine Drive from Girgaum Chowpatty.
Hazi Ali - A Great View not only in the sense of nature, but also in the sense of Religion.
Sunday, 17 June 2007
Welcome in Partha's World
I've created this web page with a new dream, a dream to express my Ideas, to share interesting things and more... This is my individual site, but all of you are welcome here. I think each person of the world are curious in nature ...so i hope this site always increase your curiosity. It is just started ... Check it out everyday ...Dont forget to click on the links ... this will keep me running with the blog..
Thanks ...
My New Office Desk
At the very beginning, i.e. at the day of my joining in Ericsson I have got a Desk at Ericsson office in Rupayan golden Age, which is situated at Gulshan-2, Dhaka, Bangladesh.There i've got a Laptop, and also a Desktop Computer. I've joined at LM Ericsson Bangladesh Ltd at 27 th May,2007. I was very happy as i have an id and also i have got a destination and also new direction of my life.. But the days are not really good. Now i miss my class, my friends and also my Hall.
Our university life was really good, we all have fun and all my friends were really good.Now i think, if i were a student again.....!