Mission Accomplished!!!


Having studied at the Salesian University for long four years, I had my D-Day on 23rd June, 2008. I successfully defended my Master's Thesis. The thesis was on "Digital Divide: Is it decreasing or increasing globally? Examining the Domestic Digital Divide in India with Special Reference to Bangalore, the Silicon Valley of India".



The success was celebrated in a fitting manner on 24th evening with a grand dinner. The esteemed guests were my professors from UPS and my colleagues from the college.








I look forward to reaching India now after a gap of more than 4 years!!!

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