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The author is a seasoned electrical engineer and project manager having more than 20 years experience in these domains. He has a graduate degree in engineering and a postgraduate degree in management. He received his Project Management Professional (PMP) certification from PMI, USA, in 2013. He has six years of experience working as an internal quality auditor for his company and is knowledgeable with ISO standards for quality management. Additionally, the Renewables Academy in Germany has certified him as a Solar trainer and Inspector. Being schooled by seasoned Gurujis, he is also a practising Yogi.The author has recently developed an interest in the stock market and engages in some trading and investing based on established principles. The author considers himself a life long learner. He believes that learning on any subject is never complete unless it is put into practice. Learning and practicing together gives structured knowledge and experience. By learning we benefit from others' wisdom & experience. By putting the learning into practice we gain our own experience which makes us as professionals. In this blog site, the author offers his insights on engineering, project management, quality management and solar power. There may be posts about Yoga, the Stock Market and other topics that are considered a diversion from the primary topics but readers may enjoy them because everyone needs a break from their demanding occupations occasionally. The author expects this blog site to be highly interactive. The readers are asked to leave comments on each post so that they might act as helpful criticism for ongoing development and enrichment. The author wishes everyone of his readers success and contentment in all aspects of their lives, both personally and professionally. Good Luck!

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