Prashant Java Khanna whom we know as an expert in Intranets and Java has been rewarded for his expertise. He recently created an applet with only 20 lines of codes and no library which animates DNA replication in maize. He has been requested by SUN Microsystems, which are credited with Java revolution to join them as a Indian Expert on Future areas of development. To reward a local hero, The Garha Chronicle, has appointed him as a campus correspondent for his excellence in field of this frontier technology.

But the success did not come easy. He had to struggle hard in life. The story of our hero starts in his school. Then there was no Java and Internet was in experimental stage. With his 20 lined Java code and no compiler to turn it into a wonderful exe, he had no way to prove his excellence. Bored by slow progress in software PJK ( Prashant Java Khanna ) turned his attention to hardware. And he developed a wireless keyboard. Recently, Tomorrow Never Dies used this concept of cordless keyboard. With hardware won, software conquered, PJK’s next attention is on space. He is planning to overcome the problems of bad weather, limited bandwidth, etc. by introducing a satellite with cord attached. Producers of next James Bond Movie have been rumored to pay him millions in advance. He has also been given a role in James Bond’s next movie where he is a Chinese Agent disguised as an Indian who is a spy of Syria pretending to be a UN official on war time duty in Bosnia undercover as a Serbian cook and is killed in the first scene of the movie by a person who is assistant of a junior of James Bond as a warm up exercise.

Besides this he has been given a gift hamper worth Rs. 6000/- by Ludhiana Undergarments and gift hamper worth Rs. 2000/- by Snuggies. The hero from Lucknow has been declared a National Monument and will be protected. For such a dramatic life, National School of Drama has awarded him a Diploma in Drama and Indore Drama Association has given him the title of Drama No. 1 and Computer Society of IIPS has given him the title of Java No. 1. You can send your congratulatory notes to him at:

prashant@java.intranet.expert.com.

All are requested not to disturb him on Sundays. His book called "From Tava to Java" has been released by Chatty Chand Publishers.