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Be An Inspirer -           Spread the  Inspiration. Vinod Dham – The Indian Scientist Who Is The Father Of Pentium Microprocessor Chip Like every other field, the Indian Scientists are also leaving their marks in the field of science. From invention to various industrial fields, these scientists are bringing a new era. Indians are famous for their multitasking abilities-thus from invention to industrial; every field is getting marked by their constant presence. While working on the computer, everybody wants their system to run fast. Many of the computer users don’t even know how the speed is determined or how the computer works.  The microprocessor chips normally determine the speed and smooth running of computers. Till the early 1990s, the microprocessors of ‘X86’ series were used in the computers. Previously, these microprocessors used to be numbered, like 286, 386 etc. There was a wrong assumption that the speed increases along with the value of the numbers. The Indian

RK Narayan's Malgudi Days R.K. Narayan: The man who made Malgudi Born: October 10, 1906 Died: May 13, 2001 Achievement: Felicitated with Sahitya Akademi Award and Padma Bhushan.  R.K. Narayan is one of the most famous and widely read Indian novelists. His stories were grounded in a compassionate humanism and celebrated the humour and energy of ordinary life. R.K. Narayan was born on October 10, 1906 in Madras. His father was a provincial head master. R.K. Narayan spent his early childhood with his maternal grandmother, Parvathi in Madras and used to spend only a few weeks each summer visiting his parents and siblings. R.K. Narayan studied for eight years at Lutheran Mission School close to his grandmother's house in Madras, also for a short time at the CRC High School. When his father was appointed headmaster of the Maharaja's High School in Mysore, R.K. Narayan moved back in with his parents. He obtained his bachelor's degree from the University of Mysore.