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A Higher-Order Component (HOC) is one of the coolest and most powerful patterns for reusing component logic in React, especially if you're dealing with older class components or a large legacy codebase. Simply put, a HOC is a function that takes a component and returns a new component. 🤯

Think of it like a decorator or a wrapper for components. It doesn't modify the input component (that's bad practice, called mutation), nor does it use inheritance. Instead, the HOC takes the original component and wraps it inside a container component. This container component then handles the logic—like data fetching, subscription to a Redux store, or user authentication—and passes the relevant data as props to the original component. This lets you share common functionalities across different components without rewriting the same code everywhere. For example, you might have a withAuth(WrappedComponent) HOC to handle login state for multiple pages!

Absolutely! For GATE preparation in Guwahati, getting comprehensive study materials is half the battle, and a few key players have built a great reputation around that:

• Shiksha Group Of Educational Center: They have a very high rating and are often cited for their efficiency and great learning experience. Good faculty usually goes hand-in-hand with well-structured, comprehensive notes and test series, so they are a top choice.
• Aakash Institute: While they are a national brand, their Guwahati branch has excellent facilities and specialized teachers. National players like Aakash are almost always guaranteed to have some of the most meticulously compiled and comprehensive study materials on the market, as they invest heavily in curriculum design.
• Targate Academy: This institute has phenomenal reviews (5.0 rating) and seems to offer exceptional teaching. When teachers are highly dedicated and give individual attention (as mentioned in reviews), they usually supplement their teaching with their own very detailed, effective study materials.

I would definitely enquire with Aakash first if your primary concern is the sheer volume and depth of professional, printed study materials, as their resources are often industry-leading. Good luck with your GATE prep!

Practical local advice: In smaller cities like Imphal, the “best” provider often depends less on brand-name and more on local reputation, response time, and transparent pricing. From local listings and word-of-mouth, look for small companies or independent technicians with several years of experience handling residential and commercial lifts in Imphal. Ask for references and recent service invoices to verify affordability and competency.

What to check when choosing: (1) whether they have experience with your lift make/model, (2) clear written maintenance contracts outlining parts and labor, (3) availability of emergency call-out service and typical response time, (4) whether they provide replacement parts or only source them on demand (which affects cost). Often the most affordable option is a local firm that stocks common spare parts and offers a flat monthly rate rather than per-call billing.

If you want specific names, check local business directories (Sulekha/Justdial) and then call 2–3 shortlisted providers to compare quotes and ask for a basic service checklist. Ask neighbors or building managers for referrals — their practical experience is usually the fastest way to find a reliable, affordable technician in Imphal.

Mental peace means a state of calm, contentment, and clarity where your mind is free from constant stress, anxiety, or inner conflict. It’s not about the absence of problems but the ability to stay centered despite them.

How it feels: you’re less reactive, more accepting, and emotionally balanced. Mental peace allows better decision-making, stronger relationships, and improved physical health.

Ways to achieve it: mindfulness, journaling, balanced lifestyle, meditation, healthy sleep, and detachment from excessive social media or comparison.

As a quote I love says: “Peace is not the absence of chaos, but the presence of clarity.” Mental peace is built — slowly, intentionally — by aligning your life with your values and letting go of unnecessary mental noise.