TechnoSlab

Since the day I turned 18, I was worried about whom to vote and whom not to. Like most of the teenages I love spending time on Internet or play games or study which means I don't get time to read newspaper of watch news, I don't like watching news either.
With Netapedia, I can stay on Internet and still know my politics. It's an informative website run and managed by a bunch of students from IIT Bombay who regularly collect and publish relevant information on Indian politicians from affidavits and MPLADS summary for each of the MPs.

Netapedia (click to enlarge)

Things I liked about Netapedia:

1. No thoughts but factual data are only published.
2. Domain of information is limited
3. Pie charts and visual representation of statistical data.
4. Website design is lightweight and simple.
5. An interesting "Did you know ??" fact comes up every time I refresh or load a new page.

I didn't find a RSS feed which I'd have loved to subscribe to.

Link: http://www.netapedia.in

In this digital era of fast internet, under sea internet cables play a very crucial role. A wikipedia entry states that almost 99% of world's digital data transfers are carried out through these under sea cables. This also explains why internet services get affected during under sea earthquake and other disastrous phenomena.
Have a look at this interesting map depicting extensive network of under sea internet cables.