Race The Sun

Race the Sun had many inspiring moments..A bunch of losers in school who have never completed anything in life set out to make a solar car to compete and win...
The best scene of that movie was when this bunch of losers are told by the prof look u guys cant complete shit go home. They dont they try making the solar car fail the first time...All the other guys go away....This fat guy sits on hte failed car...looks here and there..prof comes in says go away.. He says "No"..Prof says what...He says "No Im not getting up from this car...im going to figure this out...I am not leaving until I do....."In life yeah the journey matters much more than the destimation. Honestly ask urself this question "Am I willing to sit on it till I get it done"....The thing abt life I guess is whether u r willing to subjectur body/mind to the max of its capacity to a level where the "guy" up there in the sky looks down (God) and says shit f---, this guy has exceeded/over exceeded his capacity.....Andguess what surprise him by showing him u can do more than tht too..Like the guy said in Rocky "Get up u can last one more round." Life always has one more round.....

A Stud!!!!!!!

Muthyala Raju tops IAS....

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/2046252.cms

Raju was in the ECE department at IISc. The whole department knew he was more interested in becoming an IAS officer than he was a technologist.

He didn't study the courses there. He didn'e need to. He did well without studying much. He had unbelievable grit. He studied for 15 days for the IES examination and topped it. He took railways as a backup and went for the IAS.

While he was doing all this, he published two research papers in IISc. As has been stated in a million articles already, he was the son of a farmer. But then IISc is not a place where the rich hobnob a lot. It is full of people like him. People with amazing determination and most of the times it's not for the money. This coming from someone like myself who went for an MBA does not sound genuine but I was an oddball.

Raju is an inspiration for all of us. He is a man who will bring justice to the job cause when you've been on the other side, you know where the pain comes from. The grit comes partly from his sister's death. When people like this take to administration of the country, it's time to rejoice. If he wanted money, he could have gotten it anywhere. From IISc to a signal processing job in Texas instruments, HP, Philips. Life they say is all about determination. Salutations to you, Sir. it was an honour sharing the same classroom.