Setting up a company in India

Compare these contrasts, I came across.

In UK to set up your own private firm, takes 5 days and you can do it online.
With some paperwork which needs to be posted for obvious reasons.

Compare this to India:

Countless trips to govt. office concerned.
No information provided, so consult your lawayer and CA for necessary legal procedures.

Submit the paper work and wait.
Then if the papers get stuck somewhere you are doomed, with paying bribes to get the file moving again and countless trips to lawyer/ca/govt office.

Makes you think!!!
Where are we heading?

Why do people discriminate?

I feel people discriminate because they do not understand others culture, values, traditions language etc.

What I beleive is, if you try to understand other people you won't discriminate any longer.
Discriminating against another fellow human being = ignorance.

Ignorance = Misunderstandings.

I do not know if this can be the root cause of discrimination or not?

Personally what I have felt is more you try to be friends (understand) with people from other race/religion/colour, chances are that you are less likely to discriminate.

Also, sometimes it is upto a society to look into itself and see why they are not being accepted.
Maybe their hardcore beleifs do not fit in this 'More Free World'.

If you come to another country you should fit in, if they are too offending to you; may be you should go back home. Because if you carry your own attitudes you will get strange reactions, because people may not be aware of them. Well if you cannot accept them, how can you expect others to understand you.

p.s.: This post is not supposed to offend anybody. Just some thoughts.

Nothing much to post

I have nothing much to post as all my thinking is diverted to my fingerprint reconstruction software. I do not know where does it adds extra pixels on its own... When I have coded just according to my theorem :-(( ... I feel like crying... It adds so much noise to original lines that new ridge charcteristics are added; which cannot be removed by thinning...

Thus changing the ridge flow of the fingerprint...

I have tested my algorithm now 100 of times. Me and my friend tried to go through the algorithm considering ourselves as a pixel in a 2D array, and we could notf find anything wrong with it.

Anyways ciao.