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IPO cannot be subscribed directly for Zerodha platform. Client can either do it through net banking or submitting the Offline IPO application form to his bank branch. For Offline process he may be asked for Zerodha demat client master report hardcopy.How to apply Online:I am explaining using HDFC bank.Login to your NetBanking AccountClick on the link named "IPO Application" under Request on the left side menu.(Other banks will have an option for ASBA)Select one of the IPOs you want to apply for and mention up to 3 bids.Enter your depository details.Place and confirm your Order.You would then be required to accept the "Terms & Conditions" before submitting the bid.Zerodha Demat details:Depository Name: Zerodha Securities Pvt Ltd.Depository Participant: CDSLDemat Account number: DP ID+ Beneficiary IDFor Example: DP ID: 12081600 & Beneficiary ID: 12345678So client needs to mention combination of above ID's(16 digits): 1208160012345678

Website : Google Summer of Code ArchiveGoogle Summer of Code is program to promote open-source development. It is organized by Google every summer since last decade. It runs for 12 weeks from mid May to Mid August. Students contribute to open-source repositories and get paid by Google in return. It's a great way to spend summer vacation.EligibilityYou must be a student. That's it. No other criteria. Age, Country, Qualification - no criteria. If you have a student ID card, you are eligible.Edit:Turns Out You have to be 18 years old for participating in GSOC !Application ProcedureThis is not a program where you fill up a form and get selected.First, the interested open-source organizations apply. They are shortlisted by Google. The students will code for these organizations and the organization has to mentor the student. in GSoC 2014, around 190 organizations were selected including the big organizations like Mozilla, KDE, etc. The list of organizations selected is announced around mid-February.Every Organization had an Idea's Page or a Wiki Page in which they publish the list of possible projects. Some even have a to-do list. Students can browse through organizations and check out their projects. If they like any project, they can contact the organization or the mentor itself via the organization's Mailing List. One can come up with his/her own project, which is even better. Generally, each organization wants the student to show some background in the area of the project (fast learning abilities + keen interest is fine too), and familiarity with tools like version control system (GitHub is the most popular). One has to demonstrate his/her skills which can be achieved by fixing some bugs. Generally there will be a list of known bugs/issues in a repository and some of them are really simple to fix. One can even try to find, report and then fix a new bug. One has to install that particular repository on their system, get comfortable with it and understand (at least the basics) what's going on. Past Open-Source Experience is a big plus although not necessary.Student application period is between 1st to 3rd week of March. Once the student has demonstrated his/her abilities, they have to apply via Melange. They have to write a project proposal. This proposal should outline the project objectives, technical/implementation details, timeline and end deliveries. One can ask the concerned mentor to review his/her proposal before submitting. One student can submit up to 5 project proposals. However, at max only 1 project is assigned to each student.On an average one has to devote at least 35 to 40 hrs each week during the summer for their GSoC Project.BenefitsIn GSoC 2014 5500 USD were given to those who successfully completed their project.Learning a lot - Working with large code bases, debugging, optimizing, testing profiling, tuning, fixing bugs, etc. You can learn a lot.Work from Home - No office. No Attendance. No reporting. Work from anywhere, anytime.Even if your proposal is rejected, you can still continue contribute to the repository. You will miss on the money, but it's fine. You will still learn a lot.

Last to last year, I went on my first school trip ever to participate in a competition. There were around ten of us, girls.We didn't know the school we were going to be stay at would be conducting Dance nights and pool parties for all the three nights we were going to stay there for.So the 1st day when we were told this, all of us assumed it meant we had to look good since there were going to be a lot of girls(and guys :P) as well.Kidding. We just wanted to look our absolute best cause we were representing our school. :)Most girls) started to apply kajal cause that was the only thing they had with themselves.Meanwhile I went to my friend and told her: “Yaar meko bhi chahiye de de na.” (Hey I want this too, give to me please?)She: Sure.Me: *opens the lid of the kajal stick*Let's see what we've got here.And I didn't have a clue about how to proceed cause I had never applied it by myself. I was 16.Me to my friend: Tu hi laga de. (You only apply it.)She: Uff ye ladki. (Ugh this girl.)And I remember the first thing I told to my mom immediately after returning home from the trip was:Mumma sab ko kaajal lagaana aata hai khaali meko nahi aata.(Mom everybody knows how to apply kajal but me.)And my mom told me to take one and try to apply it by myself and I learned it in the first try only.See one of the times when I had done so successfully along with applying an eye liner. 😂Don't judge my face though. I was sleepy.-So, to conclude I'm girly. Sometimes I just want to look good, wear nice dresses, apply nice makeup, get my nails done, have smooth arms and legs and paint the town red. I'm also very shy at times with specific aspects about my life. I've been a tomboy for most of my life and I loved being real and everything. I loved embracing my body just how it was.But it's just not me. Not entirely.And here I'm talking just about myself.I just believe there is no shame in embracing your feminity. Your feminity is a part of your identity.You can be bold, smart, intelligent and beautiful all at the same time.And learning how to look beautiful doesn't make you any less intelligent, strong or empowered than you already are.