MS Dhoni retires from Testcricket and position as Indiacaptain

The India captain MS Dhoni has retired from
Test cricket, the Board of Control for Cricket
in India (BCCI) announced on Tuesday.
" MS Dhoni has chosen to retire from Test
Cricket with immediate effect ," the BCCI
posted on its Twitter feed.
The news was announced shortly after the 33-
year-old wicket-keeper batsman had led India
to a draw in the third Test against Australia
in Melbourne. The result meant Australia
won the series and regained the Border-
Gavaskar trophy . Virat Kohli will take over
the captaincy for the fourth and final Test,
which begins in Sydney on 6 January, with
India trailing 2-0 in the series.
BCCI secretary Sanjay Patel paid tribute to
Dhoni, who made his 90th and now final Test
appearance in Melbourne. "One of India's
greatest Test captains under whose leadership
India became the No1 team in the Test
rankings, MS Dhoni has decided to retire
from Test cricket citing the strain of playing
all formats of cricket," Patel said in a
statement released by the BCCI.
"MS Dhoni has chosen to retire from Test
cricket with immediate effect in order to
concentrate on ODI and T20 formats. [The]
BCCI, while respecting the decision of MS
Dhoni to retire from Test cricket, wishes to
thank him for his enormous contribution to
Test cricket and the laurels that he has
brought to India."

MS Dhoni announces immediate retirement fromInternational Test Cricket

NEW DELHI: In a surprise decision, MS Dhoni on Tuesday
announcement his retirement from International Test
Cricket with immediate effect. According to the BCCI
release, Dhoni has chosen to retire from Test Cricket
with immediate effect in order to concentrate on ODI
and T20 formats.
"One of India's greatest Test Captains under whose
leadership India became the No. 1 team in the Test
Rankings MS Dhoni, has decided to retire from Test
Cricket citing the strain of playing all formats of
Cricket," read the BCCI press release.
"BCCI while respecting the decision of M S Dhoni to
retire from Test Cricket, wishes to thank him for his
enormous contribution to Test Cricket and the laurels
that he has brought to India," the release said.
Valiant while you led. Valiant in your departure.
#Respect @msdhoni pic.twitter.com/w6xdnebG3s
— Suresh Raina (@ImRaina) December 30, 2014
Virat Kohli will be the captain of the Indian Team for the
Fourth and Final Test against Australia to be played in
Sydney from the January 6, 2015.
Meanwhile, Australia reclaimed the Border-Gavaskar
trophy with a draw in the third test, as India resisted the
home team's attack and batted out the final afternoon
session.
Virat Kohli (54) and Ajinkya Rahane (48) led India's
resistance after an early collapse, and the visitors
reached 174-6 chasing the improbable victory target of
384, with stumps called four overs early.
Australia, knowing a draw would be enough to secure a
series victory, waited until lunch to declare its second
innings at 318-9, and ran out of time to bowl India out.
(With inputs from AP)

11 REASONS WHY GUJJUS ARE THE MOST AMAZINGPEOPLE IN INDIA

1. All of them are intelligent While most of us were struggling with
basic math in first grade, the young 'Patel-boy' was busy calculating
the profit he made by selling candy to an unsuspecting punjabi lad.

2. The are soft spoken While most of the languages in their neighboring
states (haryana, rajasthan among others) sound like Hitler giving a
execution order, gujjus sound like marshmallow in fantasy-land.

3. They are mavericks at any given business. Their business literally
run the country, while we went partying last night our 'gujju-bhai'
bought another company.

4. The perfect gujju ladies rule Now if you want that perfectly
balanced girl, the one who has the perfect mix of intelligence and
beauty – Then you should probably try hard to impress your Gujarati
neighbor. Remember in the words of Jassi – 'Kem Cho Majame Cho… dil la
gayee kudi gujrat di'

5. Gujrati Food gives you food-gasm Bored with the monotonous taste of
butter chicken or south indian spices, gujrati food is the one you need
to go for. While most other delicacies are designed only for your taste
buds, Gujju food is known to get along well with your entire system.
Hail Dhokla !

6. They are peace loving Gujjus know how to handle matters peacefully,
on the other hand in a similar situation you are more likely to see
broken bones and blue eye patches at other places in India.

7. Gujjus are independent Thins is another quality which makes our
guujus so ingenious, moreover this quality is not only limited to their
actions but they even think independently thus giving birth to great
inventive ideas.

8. Land of Amul is undoubtedly the 'Taste of India' We all grew up
consuming Amul products in one form or another, while its is
undoubtedly yummy Amul is also credited for changing the lives of
millions of people – it was 'crowd-sourcing' way before the term was
cool. FYI – Amul is a case study at various ivy league colleges across
the globe.

9. They are strong headed and determined While a quite a few clans in
India can be proud of the same quality, but when we actually sit down
and evaluate scores – this one great person called 'Sardar Patel' will
make every other one wet their pants. After all he was the one whose
strong-headedness prevailed over others, killed all the bloated egos
and brought our lovely country together 9. They are strong headed and
determined While a quite a few clans in India can be proud of the same
quality, but when we actually sit down and evaluate scores – this one
great person called 'Sardar Patel' will make every other one wet their
pants. After all he was the one whose strong-headedness prevailed over
others, killed all the bloated egos and brought our lovely country
together

10. They literally invented 'Party All Night' While america was still
waiting to be discovered and Europe was still waiting for a cultural
revolution our people back in gujju-land were parting all though the
night during the still happening navratri season.

11 . The last but not the least – A certain man called 'Narendra Modi'
is from gujarat

Top Five ways to protect emails in the event of a hacking attack

The Sony hack, the latest in a wave of company security breaches,
exposed months of employee emails. Other hacks have given attackers
access to sensitive information about a company and its customers, such
as credit-card numbers and email addresses. One way hackers can sneak
into a company is by sending fake emails with malicious links to
employee inboxes. Here are five simple steps to make your email more
secure and limit the harm a hacker can have:


Archive Early and Often Most corporate email systems allow people to
set up regularly scheduled archiving so that emails are moved off of
the server after a certain number of days. You can still check archived
emails on your work computer, but they are no longer easily accessible
on websites outside the office or on your phone. That limits hackers'
ability to access those emails too. You can make exceptions for emails
that you want to keep in your active inbox, and they won't be archived.

Get Organised As emails come into your inbox, deal with them. Sort them
into folders. This segments your data, requiring an attacker to know
which folder to go to, or to take multiple steps to search for wanted
information.
Paired with archiving, it also ensures that what the hacker does
compromise is limited and known for any future damage assessment.
Sensitive information can also be removed from your inbox. For example,
delete an email and save what you need to your hard drive or an
external drive.


Keep Work and Personal Emails Separate Don't use your work email for
personal email or activities online. That limits details a hacker can
glean about you to conduct more sophisticated attacks targeting you as
the entryway into your company's system. For example, hackers can learn
about your shopping habits or personal hobbies and use those to send a
phishing email that appears to come from websites you bought goods from
or read frequently. Phishing messages route you to a fake address and
allow hackers to gain access to your system. Don't Click on Unexpected
Links And Attachments If you receive an email with a link or attachment
you weren't expecting, send the person a separate email asking whether
the first email was legitimate. For links from companies such as
banking institutions, hover your cursor over the hyperlink or
right-click to show the link's final destination. Before you click,
make sure the address that pops up when you hover over the link matches
where the hyperlink says you'll be sent. If unsure, use a new window
and physically type in the website's address to conduct your business.
If You See Something, Say Something If your email is acting up or a
link or attachment strikes you as strange, forward it to your IT
department as quickly as possible. Your attention and fast response may
prevent someone else at your company from making a mistake.