If  your career is losing direction, it’s time to make not only personal resolutions, but some professional ones too!Resolutions are nothing but setting goals for your self, which is anyway the secret to success. But keep in mind not to set unachievable steep goals that are not within reach. Set short-term goals and go for them. On the professional front you could look into some of these resolutions or maybe go for all of them!

Revise your skills. Join workshops to brush up your knowledge and also learn the latest.

Also pick up some good courses. It will give you an additional qualification. Or do some specialization course to update your skills.

Clear up junk from your book shelf and study. Don’t forget your mail box! This will add clarity and you will be able to prioritize. Always keep yourself update. 

Microsoft has launched low cost PC in India. It was named IQ PC and having plans to start selling through computer retailers, bookshops in Bangalore and Pune. These systems were aimed at students from kindergarden to 12th grade.

IQ PC was built upon AMD processor and comes preloaded with Microsoft Windows Vista Basic Edition, Office, Encarta, Works and Student 2007 and third party software like exam preparation, English learning programs and other. They are looking at a starting price of around Rs. 21,000 ($513) which may come down in future.

If you can dream it, you can do it. Always remember that this whole thing was started with a dream and a mouse. These were the inspiring words of Walt Disney, the creator of Mickey Mouse and many more popular animated cartoon films.

The Indian animation industry seems to be headed only in the right direction. It is common knowledge that many countries are outsourcing their animation work to India mainly because of cheaper labour. Half an hour of animated work in India costs about US$ 60,000 while in the United States and Canada the same work costs approximately US$ 4,00,000.

India’s animation industry is expected to reach revenues of US$950 million by 2009, up from US$285 million in 2005, according to trade studies.

The future has to be great. Whatever happens in the west for cinema, it happens to us in a decade or so. In fact, even a bit more. So historically, it has to happen that Indians will make more animated films in the coming days.

We have a huge treasure of stories to us which have not been taken out to the world. So with this I think we should be able to mark a mark in the global scenario.
Lastly Conclusion is It’ s like any other movement. It starts slowly but once it begins there’s nothing stopping it

One of India’s finest and most versatile actors, Aamir Khan is known to pick and choose his roles very meticulously.

After listening to Ashutosh Gowarikar’s script for Lagaan Aamir was so won over that he agreed to act as well as produce the epic film. The rest, as they say, is history. With Lagaan, he well and truly established a stage for Indian cinema with the western audiences.

Log On to Aamir Khan’s Blog http://www.lagaandvd.com/blog.php?topicid=25

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