Step by Step Guide to Lucky 6 Fat Cat App

Good news to iOS and Android mobile users!

By just downloading a free app on your mobile, you get the chance to win Rs.25Lakh or a holiday trip to an exotic place. Wonder what this is about???

I am talking about a brand new mobile app introduced by Fat Cat Gaming called Lucky 6. It is a free and simple lottery game. Once you download the app, you need to select 6 brands from a list of around 100 brands. There will be a “Game Day”, each week, usually on a Wednessday. If the brands you have selected matches the top 6 brands on the game day’s stock exchange markets, then you win. The prizes are a jackpot of Rs.25 Lakh for the winner or a holiday trip to an exotic place for the top scorer, in case there are no winners.

Here’s an easy and quick step by step guide to use the Fat Cat App:

Downloading the Fat Cat App

1. Go to http://fatcatgaming.com.

2. Click on the respective links to download the app for either iOS or android mobiles. You will get a prompt to save the file. Click on ‘save’. The file should get saved in your ‘downloads’ folder with the name ‘fatcat.apk’. The file is around 34MB.

3. If you download to your PC or laptop, transfer the downloaded file to your mobile using either bluetooth or a cable.

4. Locate the ‘fatcat.apk’ file on your mobile. In most mobiles, it will be in your File Manager (In case you don’t find it,search in ‘Downloads’ folder or ‘Bluetooth’ folder if you have transferred via bluetooth).

5. Open the file and install the app on your mobile.

6. Now when you start using the app, you will be asked to sign up using your Email ID. You will also need to create a 5 digit pass code. Remember to place your cursor to the extreme left while creating your pass code to accommodate all the 5 characters.

7. An activation link will be sent to your Email. Click on the link to activate.

8. Open the Fat Cat App

9. Login, enter pass code and you are ready to play now!

Playing Lucky 6

1. A soon as you open the app, you will be prompted to select your brands.

2. Scroll to check all the pre-selected brands. Click 6 of your favourite brands one by one.

3. After 6 brands are chosen, you will see a prompt asking you to confirm your selection.

4. Once you confirm, you are done.

5. A ticket for each of your brand gets created. There might be a time lapse until your play gets started. The time left for your game to get started will be displayed on top of your “Selections” page.

6. Sit back and check your tickets and scores time to time. The rank of your brands and your score are available live withi the app. Either do a right slide or use the Menu icon on top left corner to browse through the app – to check your tickets, to see your scores, to read guidelines etc.

Good – to- Know

1. Entries to the contest are limited to 3 per account.

2. Entries close 30 minutes before the contest starts.

3. Entry is not permitted during the contest.

4. If there is more than one winner of the jackpot, it will be shared.

5, If the jackpot is not won, the payer with the highest score wins a prize of an all expense holiday for two.

6. If two or more players carry the same  score, the player with the highest score in the next game shall be deemed the outright winner.

7. If a player you introduced wins the jackpot, you get a bonus of Rs.6.25 Lakh.

8. An introduced player is one that has created an account and acknowledged your introduction by entering your nickname as their referrer upon registration. If you got introduced to Lucky 6 Fat Cat 6 through this blog post, please use abhinitrpr as your referrer nick name.

9. All winners are announced within 2 hours of the end of the contest on Game Day and will be displayed in the App and/or website. Winners will be contacted by email.

10. There could be a tax deduction from the jackpot money or prize.

If you found this blog post helpful, please use abhinitrpr as your referrer nick name while registering with the App.

10 most breathtaking views on earth

There are some places on earth where just standing and looking outwards can be a truly humbling experience. Before you scroll through this stunning collection, be mindful of the fact that these photographs will likely expand your bucket list of travel destinations. But what's wrong with that?

#10 - Haiku Stairs - Oahu, Hawaii

Known as the Stairway to Heaven, this fairly unknown hiking trail can be found on the island of O’ahu. The trail is steep and ends at a peak 2,800 feet above the sea, which offers amazing views of the island.

#9 - Vertigo Hotel - Bangkok, Thailand

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Situated high over the bustling city of Bangkok, the Moon Bar at the Vertigo hotel offers one of the most jaw dropping dining experiences in South East Asia.

#8 - Lion's Head Mountain over Cape Town, South Africa

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Lion’s Head overlooks Cape Town and completely eclipses man made structures at 2,200 feet tall. From the summit of the mountain, you can see the sprawling city.

#7 - Chichilianne, Rhone Alpes, France

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The breathtaking Mont Aiguille is nearly 7,000 foot tall and offers amazing views of the French Prealps.

#6 - Mossy Arch - Glencoe, Scotland

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An ancient stone bridge has since been overwhelmed by lush green moss in The Highlands of majestic Scotland.

#5 - Monument Valley, Utah

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If you think this valley seems familiar, it’s because the area was commonly used as a filming location in the heyday of Western movies. The vast sandstone structures dominate the landscape of this vast valley, which is far quieter than similar sites like the Grand Canyon

#4 - Fjallabaksleið, Iceland

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The North Fjallbak route is a rugged but scenic detour through the highlands north of the Mýrdalsjökull glacier. Accessible only via SUV, it includes a route through the magical canyons shaped by migrating glaciers thousands of years ago.

#3 - Sunset da Mona Lisa Restaurant - Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

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Sunset da Mona Lisa is a restaurant with amazing food and an even more spectacular view.

#2 - Sunrise at Acadia National Park - Maine, United States

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Acadia National Park is the oldest of its kind, east of the Mississippi River. The mountainous region offers amazing views of the Atlantic.

#1 - Jade Mountain Resort - St. Lucia

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This beachfront resort covers over 600 feet of shoreline and offers a stunning look at the Piti and Gros Piton Mountains.

I AM THAT CHANGE- a short film by ALLU ARJUN

You have been seeing several patriotic wishes, speeches, songs, movies, advertisements and also articles for now. Adding to the list there is one short film released yesterday featuring a southern movie star Allu Arjun. For a country which is influenced a lot by movies and movie stars  it’s good to see the  stars taking up responsibility to spread meaningful messages. Hope this brings some change.

We all realise our responsibilities as a citizen today. We do realise that its the duty of every single person to conduct sensibly in the society. We are aware of the rules and penalties and we are the same ones who get irritated when someone breaks these rules but we still tend to blindfold ourselves when it comes to our comfort.

Bribing a police with 100 rupees is better than paying him 300, driving 100 meters in wrong route is still better than driving 1km with the other way round, scoring 5 marks more in a test is  better than malpractices, jumping a signal is better than reaching a place late, throwing plastic on the road is better than carrying it home. I am sure it’s way better! right?  it saves your money, your time, your fuel and what not. It is beneficial. When you see its impact as a whole- it’s those beneficial things of  us dwindling the growth of the country.

When we desire for a change we have to compromise on our benefits. Let go some money, time and energy because in the end you are sacrifising it for a better reason- a better country and most importantly  a better YOU.

10 INSPIRING INDEPENDENCE HEROES,THEIR MESSAGE TO US

On the account of 68th Independence Day, we thought we would revise a little from your history classes. We bring you out the 10 inspiring personalities who changed the face of India

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Mahatma Gandhi

An iconic man the world has ever seen. The time when people believed war was the only solution there stood a man against violence and proved to the world that humanity, love and non-violence can win too. He stood up to his lines “Be the change that you wish to see in the world. “ His life itself  was a message.

Gandhi was born in a upper middle class family, he studied barrister law in England, spent over 20 years in South Africa working to fight discrimination. Came to India and spent the rest of his life striving hard for freedom. He took the simplicity and non-violence path and has been an inspiration for great leaders like Martin Luther King Jr , Nelson Mandela, Barack Obama, Dalai Lama, John Lennon, Steve Jobs and many others. Gandhi has been an inspiration for many generations and he will remain an inspiration forever. Here are 5 inspiring quotes from the Mahatma.

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Sardar vallabhbhai patel

The Iron Man of India. He was born to a poor farmer, with much difficulties he completed his studies and became a successful lawyer and later a prominent leader of Indian National Congress.Hewas responsible for the integration of over 500 princely states into the Indian Union and it’s because of him Hyderabad remained as a part of India.

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Rani lakshmibai

Dates back to 1840s and 50s. She played a prominent role in resisting the rule of East India Company. It has also been reported that she commanded the largest women’s army till date.When we talk about Jhansi Rani Lakshmibai, the first picture that comes to our mind is the way she battled with her son tied on her back, right? She was a rebellion.

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Mangal pandey

One of the earliest freedom fighter of  Indian struggle for independence who fought the first Indian rebellion of 1857.  He was a soldier under the British East India Company. He was a devout Hindu and once he discovered that the rifles which the soldiers used were  greased with the fat of pig and cow fat which was against religious beliefs and hence he revolted back against the British and later became a prominent leader in the first Indian War of Independence. 

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Bhagat singh

He is one of the most influential revolutionaries of the Indian independence movement. His slogan “Inqualab Zindabad” meaning Long Live the Revolution! became very popular with the activists. As a young boy he dreamed of seeing India as a free nation. He involved himself in many revolutionary protests. He was convicted and  hanged  at the age 23. His legacy inspired many young Indians to be a part of freedom struggle.

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Shubhas Chandra Bose

Subhas Chandra Bose was a dynamic personality. His ideas and strategies didn’t match with his contemporary freedom fighters but his fighting spirit led him build an organisation called Azad Hind Fauj to overthrow British from India. He died at an early age but he is still remembered as one of the greatest heroes India has ever seen.

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Annie Besant

A British Activist who believed in Indian Self-rule. She campaigned for India’s freedom and was also a woman’s rights activist.She fought against her own country for the establishment of democracy in India. Standing for the right that too against her own country people must have been very tough but the courage she showed is highly inspiring and remarkable. 

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Dr. B. R. Ambedkar

The creator of the largest democracy in the world. He was a victim of Indian caste system. He campaigned against social discrimination in India, overcoming numerous social and financial obstacles, Ambedkar became one of earliest “untouchables” to obtain a college education in India He strived hard for equal social rights for the untouchables and women. He brought a revolution in modern India.

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Sarojini Naidu

The Nightingale of India. She was the first Indian woman President of the Indian National Congress and also became the first woman to become the governor of an Indian state.  She travelled many  states  and delivered speeches on social welfare and spread the message of independence through her poetry. She involved herself in various activities such as women education and Hindu Muslim equality and also took part in the movements like Montagu Chelmsford Reform through, Khilafat movement, Satyagraha Movement.

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Jawaharlal Nehru

The first prime minister of India. He was raised in a rich family, studied law in England, quit practice and became an important part of freedom struggle. Once while traveling on a train, Nehru overheard British General gloating over the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, an incident in which 79 people were killed and at least 1,200 wounded. Upon hearing the general’s words, Nehru vowed to fight against the British. And this incident changed the course of his life.

There are many such personalities which involves freedom fighters from various religions, social activist and millions of soldiers who sacrificed there lives. We owe our sincere respect to them.

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They sacrificed their lives to see a free India, If you see what’s common in them, the first thing you notice is the DESIRE,the desire to see a free nation. The power of their desire was so intense that the differences of caste, nationality, poverty, difficulties, physical abuse, verbal abuse, time, energy and not even their life could stand.

We are grateful to such inspiring personalities who showed us that patience, perseverance and persistence  can help us reach our goal one day. When we hear there struggle I have to admit that the world we live is much easy. It offers us plenty of opportunities to accomplish our desire.

I feel proud to be born in a country which has seen such great heroes. Wishing you all a happy independence day. I am sorry I could fit only 10 personalities here. Do let us know who inspire you, 

we would love to here from you

P.S: A proud Indian 

India My Pride

11 Reasons Why I Am Proud Of My Country

We bicker and loathe over the state of our nation. There’s poverty and corruption, and admonishing it is easy. But accepting it is easier, for it has more beautiful stories to tell than we can imagine. For it isn’t my nation solely, it’s our Nation.

1. Because Unity in diversity is our thang! It’s our best asset. Ours is a country where a Punjabi falls in love with a Malayali over a cup of Assam tea!

2. Because our whole country roars, protests, and braves Lathi charge to bring an innocent girl to justice

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3. Because the French are relying on us for technology now! Our scientists at ISRO are having a rocking year after successfully launching five foreign satellites into space

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4. Because in the plethora of robust Indian athletes at the 2014 Commonwealth Games,this Indian guy, stood out by winning a Silver-Medal in Weightlifting, despite being affected by polio from an early age

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5. Because the state of Kerala actually has more females per thousand males (1024:1000)

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No wonder it’s known as God’s own country.

While the Piplantri village in Rajasthan plants 111 trees for every girl born there. Altogether, saving the environment AND celebrating the female child. Win-win!

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6. Because even the United States of America couldn’t resist our charm. The current Miss America, Nina Davuluri, is of Indian descent

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7. Our country is now more literate than ever, no wonder the hard work of the likes of Mr. Rajesh Kumar Sharma is paying off

And as more and more people become literate, they come with a favourable side-effect. Now India’s population growth is gradually decreasing too.

8. Because our country is becoming more and more socially responsible, as our voter turnout this year was the highest recorded ever.

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We even started the trend of inked-finger selfies!

9. Because with the vast and different cultures in India, we are spoilt for choice. Be it food, arts or Gods, we have everything in plenty

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10. Because we are rich geographically. We have the largest of mountains

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And the most beautiful beaches in the world all in one country

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11. Because there’s a little bit of India in all of us, which drove us to freedom 68 years ago and to this very day boils our blood when a fellow Indian is wronged

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What are your reasons?