Author: Jaspreet Singh

What an average Indian citizen thinks for Narendra Modi as a PM

Jaspreet Singh / / Thoughts

First off let me tell be clear i do not represent any political party. I believe in work done rather than that is said. That being said, i am extremely blunt and will not refrain from using harsh words to describe the reality.

It has been 72 Years since India got independence, and i feel that India is bleeding itself to death with the help of corruption and political parties. India went through a lot of elections and political changes.

Now before i proceed further, i have to agree that i also got carried away in this political wind. but didn’t waste my vote for this prime minister.

As the title suggests i will be giving you the view of a normal person who has seen the changes after 2015 Lok Sabha Elections in India (Namely the Elections for Prime Minister)

So what changed? Why do i have to write this blog after so long…?

Firstly let me be blunt, BJP is ideologically extreme and knows very well how they can shut the voice of the one why points out the flaw or criticizes them. The basic technique to shut the youtubers, critics, bloggers, media houses are:

  1. Cyber Law Abuse
  2. FIRs
  3. Political affiliations of Media Houses
  4. straight out by the media company
  5. Police harassment
  6. Goons
  7. Lynching
  8. reverse criticism
  9. and many other ways beyond my imagination…

Let me give you a classic example, how do you protect your own interest while u are up-to shady things and protect them? Simple, Either you send them out of the country after bank fraud, 1 day before Demonetization convert your own political parties cash into the new currency. Diluting anti-corruption laws (this one was just amazing), Falling currency, issues with security of citizens, political war between government of Delhi, not letting the Delhi govt work, Assigning a Governor who interferes with everything decision of elected Delhi govt. Defying Supreme Court, Defying High Courts, bending laws in such ways that it benefits their political partners.

How PM Narendra Modi diluted Anti Corruption Law:

  1. PM Modi has cleared a cabinet note to amend the Prevention of Corruption Act to bring safeguards that critics believe water down the law.
  2. A rule that requires agencies to ask for the government’s sanction before investigating officials will be restored.
  3. In 2014, the Supreme Court had described the rule as “invalid and unconstitutional”, saying that punishing a corrupt official, however senior, is necessary and the status of a public servant does not qualify anyone for protection.
  4. The IAS (Indian Administrative Service) lobby was adamant that the clause that protects officials be brought back.
  5. Officials say the changes will help in the ease of doing business; honest officials will not be deterred from making policy decisions and will be protected from harassment.
  6. The court had held that the law cannot discriminate between public servants on the basis of their rank.
  7. When the changes are in place, the senior management of corporate houses will be held liable only if their “consent, connivance and complicity” is proved in court.
  8. In the current rules, if a company is held guilty of bribery, then the head of the organisation is taken as guilty.
  9. The Prime Minister has approved the scrapping of the stringent ‘undue advantage’ clause. It was argued by a parliamentary panel that the term “undue advantage” was too wide and allowed misuse by enforcement agencies.
  10. The amendments to the Prevention of Corruption Fund have to be cleared in Parliament.

 

These are classic examples of what is actually happening in Delhi, but no one is paying attention to this, because of an amazing Public Relations team working behind the scenes.

Read This and This for more information no how Delhi Government is over stepping his power to stop Delhi government from working.

The kicker was the things left out of Independence Day speech:

What was announced:

  • The ModiCare (Health Protection Plan to cover Rs 5 Lakn health protection)
  • Manned Space mission (India’s ambition to send an Indian to space (ISRO))
  • Permanent comission for Women Armed Force

 

Are you kidding me part…

Claim 1: Health Care:

Prime Minister announced WHO which claims that 3 lakh kids were saved due to his government’s ‘Swachhta Abhiyaan’.

“When I announced the Swachh Bharat Mission from the ramparts of this Red Fort in 2014, people laughed at me and said I was wasting my energy, that the government has many other things to do. But a recent WHO report stated that the lives of 3 lakh children were saved due to the Swachh Bharat Mission. Saving the lives of 3 lakh children from poor families is a humanitarian job,” he said.
Reality check: PM misquoted report, that IF the Swachh Bharat Mission is implemented properly by October 2019, the death of three lakh children can be prevented, which is NOT the same thing as saving 3 lakh kids.

Claim 2: MUDRA Loan Scheme:

Prime Minister said, “Out of the 12 crore beneficiaries, 28 per cent or 3.25 crore, are first-time entrepreneurs. Also, of the total borrowers, 9 crore – or 74 per cent – are women and 55 per cent belong to the SC/ST and OBC categories. The government extended Rs 2.53 lakh crore credit under the Mudra Yojana in the previous fiscal, while Rs 5.73 lakh crore has been extended in last 3 years.”
He also mentioned that Mudra Yojana was not just a self-employment scheme, but that it acted as a job multiplier since it created employment with the many new ventures that it has enabled.

Reality Check: Is this really creating employment?
A Finance Ministry response to an RTI query filed by India Today reveals that 93% of the loans disbursed under the scheme were under Rs 50,000 category. These micro-loans are useful mostly for self-owned businesses like a cattle dairy farmer o a vegetable seller. Such small businesses are unlikely to generate employment. So, saying that disbursement of loans under the Mudra Yojana for job creation is a bit of an overstatement.

Claim 3: Electricity connection to villages

Third, the PM claimed that had we continued with the UPA’s pace of electrification in 2013 , it would’ve taken India decades to achieve 100% electrification.

Reality Check:
But according to Fact Check India, the UPA electrified an average of 12,000 villages each year – far more than the NDA’s average of 4,600 villages per year – which means that the UPA would’ve achieved 100% electrification in far less than a decade.

 

Things Prime Minister Modi did not Mention:

  1. The falling rupee. (India Rupee took a nose dive to lowest value against the US dollar.)
  2. Demonetization (A passing reference was made to the government’s war on black money, but nothing on the D-word.)
  3. The earlier bravado on China and Pakistan was also conspicuously absent. This, despite repeated transgressions in Doklam and across the Line of Control.
  4. Most Importantly: Rising incidents of mob violence. There have been at least 156 incidents of mob attacks fuelled either by cow vigilantes or child lifting rumours since Prime Minister Modi took charge. And yet, there was no mention of the 75 people who have died in these brutal attacks in his fifth and final Independence Day address before 2019.

 

 

 

Credits: The Quint | NDTV | Scroll.IN | Yuth ki awaaz | Qrius

Table of basic Powershell Commands

Jaspreet Singh / / Technology
Command alias Cmdlet name Description of command
% ForEach-Object Performs an operation against each item in a collection of input objects.
? Where-Object Selects objects from a collection based on their property values.
ac Add-Content Appends content, such as words or data, to a file.
asnp Add-PSSnapIn Adds one or more Windows PowerShell snap-ins to the current session.
cat Get-Content Gets the contents of a file.
cd Set-Location Sets the current working location to a specified location.
chdir Set-Location Sets the current working location to a specified location.
clc Clear-Content Deletes the contents of an item, but does not delete the item.
clear Clear-Host Clears the display in the host program.
clhy Clear-History Deletes entries from the command history.
cli Clear-Item Deletes the contents of an item, but does not delete the item.
clp Clear-ItemProperty Deletes the value of a property but does not delete the property.
cls Clear-Host Clears the display in the host program.
clv Clear-Variable Deletes the value of a variable.
cnsn Connect-PSSession Reconnects to disconnected sessions
compare Compare-Object Compares two sets of objects.
copy Copy-Item Copies an item from one location to another.
cp Copy-Item Copies an item from one location to another.
cpi Copy-Item Copies an item from one location to another.
cpp Copy-ItemProperty Copies a property and value from a specified location to another location.
curl Invoke-WebRequest Gets content from a webpage on the Internet.
cvpa Convert-Path Converts a path from a Windows PowerShell path to a Windows PowerShell provider path.
dbp Disable-PSBreakpoint Disables the breakpoints in the current console.
del Remove-Item Deletes files and folders.
diff Compare-Object Compares two sets of objects.
dir Get-ChildItem Gets the files and folders in a file system drive.
dnsn Disconnect-PSSession Disconnects from a session.
ebp Enable-PSBreakpoint Enables the breakpoints in the current console.
echo Write-Output Sends the specified objects to the next command in the pipeline. If the command is the last command in the pipeline, the objects are displayed in the console.
epal Export-Alias Exports information about currently defined aliases to a file.
epcsv Export-Csv Converts objects into a series of comma-separated (CSV) strings and saves the strings in a CSV file.
epsn Export-PSSession Imports commands from another session and saves them in a Windows PowerShell module.
erase Remove-Item Deletes files and folders.
etsn Enter-PSSession Starts an interactive session with a remote computer.
exsn Exit-PSSession Ends an interactive session with a remote computer.
fc Format-Custom Uses a customized view to format the output.
fl Format-List Formats the output as a list of properties in which each property appears on a new line.
foreach ForEach-Object Performs an operation against each item in a collection of input objects.
ft Format-Table Formats the output as a table.
fw Format-Wide Formats objects as a wide table that displays only one property of each object.
gal Get-Alias Gets the aliases for the current session.
gbp Get-PSBreakpoint Gets the breakpoints that are set in the current session.
gc Get-Content Gets the contents of a file.
gci Get-ChildItem Gets the files and folders in a file system drive.
gcm Get-Command Gets all commands.
gcs Get-PSCallStack Displays the current call stack.
gdr Get-PSDrive Gets drives in the current session.
ghy Get-History Gets a list of the commands entered during the current session.
gi Get-Item Gets files and folders.
gjb Get-Job Gets Windows PowerShell background jobs that are running in the current session.
gl Get-Location Gets information about the current working location or a location stack.
gm Get-Member Gets the properties and methods of objects.
gmo Get-Module Gets the modules that have been imported or that can be imported into the current session.
gp Get-ItemProperty Gets the properties of a specified item.
gps Get-Process Gets the processes that are running on the local computer or a remote computer.
group Group-Object Groups objects that contain the same value for specified properties.
gsn Get-PSSession Gets the Windows PowerShell sessions on local and remote computers.
gsnp Get-PSSnapIn Gets the Windows PowerShell snap-ins on the computer.
gsv Get-Service Gets the services on a local or remote computer.
gu Get-Unique Returns unique items from a sorted list.
gv Get-Variable Gets the variables in the current console.
gwmi Get-WmiObject Gets instances of Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) classes or information about the available classes.
h Get-History Gets a list of the commands entered during the current session.
history Get-History Gets a list of the commands entered during the current session.
icm Invoke-Command Runs commands on local and remote computers.
iex Invoke-Expression Runs commands or expressions on the local computer.
ihy Invoke-History Runs commands from the session history.
ii Invoke-Item Performs the default action on the specified item.
ipal Import-Alias Imports an alias list from a file.
ipcsv Import-Csv Creates table-like custom objects from the items in a CSV file.
ipmo Import-Module Adds modules to the current session.
ipsn Import-PSSession Imports commands from another session into the current session.
irm Invoke-RestMethod Sends an HTTP or HTTPS request to a RESTful web service.
ise powershell_ise.exe Explains how to use the PowerShell_ISE.exe command-line tool.
iwmi Invoke-WMIMethod Calls Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) methods.
iwr Invoke-WebRequest Gets content from a web page on the Internet.
kill Stop-Process Stops one or more running processes.
lp Out-Printer Sends output to a printer.
ls Get-ChildItem Gets the files and folders in a file system drive.
man help Displays information about Windows PowerShell commands and concepts.
md mkdir Creates a new item.
measure Measure-Object Calculates the numeric properties of objects, and the characters, words, and lines in string objects, such as files of text.
mi Move-Item Moves an item from one location to another.
mount New-PSDrive Creates temporary and persistent mapped network drives.
move Move-Item Moves an item from one location to another.
mp Move-ItemProperty Moves a property from one location to another.
mv Move-Item Moves an item from one location to another.
nal New-Alias Creates a new alias.
ndr New-PSDrive Creates temporary and persistent mapped network drives.
ni New-Item Creates a new item.
nmo New-Module Creates a new dynamic module that exists only in memory.
npssc New-PSSessionConfigurationFile Creates a file that defines a session configuration.
nsn New-PSSession Creates a persistent connection to a local or remote computer.
nv New-Variable Creates a new variable.
ogv Out-GridView Sends output to an interactive table in a separate window.
oh Out-Host Sends output to the command line.
popd Pop-Location Changes the current location to the location most recently pushed to the stack. You can pop the location from the default stack or from a stack that you create by using the Push-Location cmdlet.
ps Get-Process Gets the processes that are running on the local computer or a remote computer.
pushd Push-Location Adds the current location to the top of a location stack.
pwd Get-Location Gets information about the current working location or a location stack.
r Invoke-History Runs commands from the session history.
rbp Remove-PSBreakpoint Deletes breakpoints from the current console.
rcjb Receive-Job Gets the results of the Windows PowerShell background jobs in the current session.
rcsn Receive-PSSession Gets results of commands in disconnected sessions.
rd Remove-Item Deletes files and folders.
rdr Remove-PSDrive Deletes temporary Windows PowerShell drives and disconnects mapped network drives.
ren Rename-Item Renames an item in a Windows PowerShell provider namespace.
ri Remove-Item Deletes files and folders.
rjb Remove-Job Deletes a Windows PowerShell background job.
rm Remove-Item Deletes files and folders.
rmdir Remove-Item Deletes files and folders.
rmo Remove-Module Removes modules from the current session.
rni Rename-Item Renames an item in a Windows PowerShell provider namespace.
rnp Rename-ItemProperty Renames a property of an item.
rp Remove-ItemProperty Deletes the property and its value from an item.
rsn Remove-PSSession Closes one or more Windows PowerShell sessions (PSSessions).
rsnp Remove-PSSnapin Removes Windows PowerShell snap-ins from the current session.
rujb Resume-Job Restarts a suspended job
rv Remove-Variable Deletes a variable and its value.
rvpa Resolve-Path Resolves the wildcard characters in a path, and displays the path contents.
rwmi Remove-WMIObject Deletes an instance of an existing Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) class.
sajb Start-Job Starts a Windows PowerShell background job.
sal Set-Alias Creates or changes an alias (alternate name) for a cmdlet or other command element in the current Windows PowerShell session.
saps Start-Process Starts one or more processes on the local computer.
sasv Start-Service Starts one or more stopped services.
sbp Set-PSBreakpoint Sets a breakpoint on a line, command, or variable.
sc Set-Content Replaces the contents of a file with contents that you specify.
select Select-Object Selects objects or object properties.
set Set-Variable Sets the value of a variable. Creates the variable if one with the requested name does not exist.
shcm Show-Command Creates Windows PowerShell commands in a graphical command window.
si Set-Item Changes the value of an item to the valu

Original Source: https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/heyscriptingguy/2015/06/11/table-of-basic-powershell-commands/

HP Procurve Switch Cheatsheet

Jaspreet Singh / / Networking, Technology

LOG
log Display log events (most recent last)
log -r Display log events (most recent first)
log A12 Display log events of port a12
log A12 -r Display log events of port a12 (most recent first)
log 192.168.0.1 Display log events of 192.168.0.1

 

MAC
show mac A5 Show MAC-address of the device on port A5
show mac A4-A6 Show MAC-adresss of the devices on ports between A4 and A6
show mac 00112233-445566 Show which port device with MAC-address 00112233-445566 is connected

 

VLAN
show vlan Show information about vlans on this swtich
show vlan ports A19 Show VLAN ID and status of specific ports (A19)
show vlan Show ports on this vlan and port status
configure
vlan 19 Set switch to vlan 19
name SupportVLAN Name this vlan as “SupportVLAN”
tag A12 Set port a12 as tagged on vlan 19 (First do vlan <19>)
tag A12,A13 Set ports a12 and 13 tagged on vlan 19 (First do vlan <19>)
untag A12 Set port a12 as untagged on vlan 19
vlan 19 tagged A12 Set port a12 as tagged on vlan 19
vlan 19 untagged A12 Set port a12 as untagged on vlan 19
vlan 19 untagged A12-A20 Set port a12-a20 as untagged on vlan 19
no vlan 30 Remove vlan setting on port 30

 

FLASH
show flash Displays info about flash (version etc.)
copy running-config tftp filename.txt Copy your running config to file filename.txt at tftp server which IP is .
copy tftp startup 192.168.0.2 hp_2524 Copy your config (filename hp2524) from server 192.168.0.2 via tftp to switch
copy tftp flash file.swi Download and update your flash with file.swi from tftp server at

 

MISC
copy flash flash secondary Copy software from primary to secondary image is not intuitive
copy flash flash primary Updated secondary image first then You could copy from secondary to primary
hostname poro_1 Set switch hostname as poro_1
link-test 00112233-445566 Test connectivity between switches (this switch and 00112233-445566)
show run Show running config
password operator Set operator password (Normal user / read-only )
password manager Set manager password (Admin user / read-write)
password all Set operator and manager password
enable Switch to manager lever from operator level
ping 192.168.0.1 Ping IP 192.168.0.1
chassislocate Turn on/off switch locator led or blink it (30 minutes)
chassislocate blink 10 Blink switch locator led 10 minutes
ntp1 first.timeserver.net Add first.timeserver.net to NTP server list
timesync ntp Enable NTP syncronization with servers

 

PROMPT
Switch# Manager prompt
Switch>_ Operator prompt

Credits: http://blog.petrilopia.net/info/hp-procurve-cli-cheatsheet-2/