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Apple’s rise as a superb & innovative company in recent times is nothing short of to be called as awesome.From personal computers to other widely accepted products ,Apple’s journey is incredible.Years ago there was nothing as i’s (phone,pad,pod) but steve’s vision turned it into a reality and made the “i” products   everyone’s favorite and subject of envy for its competitors ,who thought   Apple is going to be rotten.Microsoft tried to imitate the success of ipod with its product ZUNE(I am sure many of us even don’t know that it existed),but failed to capture the attention of consumers. Its market capitalization puts it just ahead or just behind the longtime No. 1, Exxon-Mobil. Apple’s journey at a helm is not without dents,7 of its products can easily be tagged as failed in marketplace - 1)Apple III (1981) Successor to the hugely popular Apple II is focused on business users and of course the price is also adjusted. Unfortunately, the hardware is not reliable 2)Lisa(1983)

Corruption- A single word to describe unethical practices, usually at official level which creates hurdle in proper execution of important things. Reason is just one and that is MONEY. We all know money corrupts and corruption is based on simplistic assumption to have a monetary gain by whatever means. To make it simpler “by hook or by crook”.  This article is not about technicalities about Lokball bill,its about simple things to attain required goal of thrashing corruption. Decades ago there was a revolution to get freedom from foreigners (British people) led by Mahatma Gandhi in his unique manner,Now it’s time for a novel revolution and this time its led by another Gandhi follower ANNA HAZARE. This social revolution, if falls in right place than India could boast itself of the most transparent government on the world level. But it gives bounce to many questions such as- -Lokpall Bill will really be as powerful to keep corruption in captivity? -It will be a separate authority

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