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This was narrated by an IAF pilot to IIT students during a Seminar on Human Relations: Venkatesh Balasubramaniam (who works for IIT) describes how his gesture of booking an air ticket for his father, his maiden flight, brought forth a rush of emotions and made him (Venkatesh) realize that how much we all take for granted when it comes to our parents. My parents left for our native place on Thursday and we went to the airport to see them off. In fact, my father had never traveled by air before, so I just took this opportunity to make him experience the same. In spite of being asked to book tickets by train, I got them tickets on Jet Airways. The moment I handed over the tickets to him, he...
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Jaygopal Raghavan
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Beautiful and touching. Every son/daughter should read and realise the importance of their parents.
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Anusha Kapila
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Beautiful Post, Sharad!!! Thanks for sharing such touching article with us.
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Dont know what to say.... New Delhi: A U.S. based consultant found that Indian scientists were more likely to cheat when reporting scientific results than scientists from other countries. The Journal of Medical Ethics published that out of 50 academic papers related to the life sciences, 17 were withdrew, over the past 10 years. 34 percent of the papers were rejected as there was some kind of fraud or fake information in the papers. The papers had copy findings of other scientists, some papers had faked or made up theories and some were fudged from many findings. The Society for Scientific Values tracks such cases, which is run by volunteers. Independent scientists such as Bob O'Hara confir...
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Anusha Kapila
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Change, Kirti!!! A positive change!!! That is what we have to expect from common citizens like us.
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Anusha Kapila
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Thank you, Mr.Krishnamurthy Prabhakar! That was very insightful response you shared with us...:)
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Dont know what to say.... New Delhi: A U.S. based consultant found that Indian scientists were more likely to cheat when reporting scientific results than scientists from other countries. The Journal of Medical Ethics published that out of 50 academic papers related to the life sciences, 17 were withdrew, over the past 10 years. 34 percent of the papers were rejected as there was some kind of fraud or fake information in the papers. The papers had copy findings of other scientists, some papers had faked or made up theories and some were fudged from many findings. The Society for Scientific Values tracks such cases, which is run by volunteers. Independent scientists such as Bob O'Hara confir...
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Anusha Kapila
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Change, Kirti!!! A positive change!!! That is what we have to expect from common citizens like us.
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Anusha Kapila
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Thank you, Mr.Krishnamurthy Prabhakar! That was very insightful response you shared with us...:)
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From Pakistan , Diplomats Wrote About a Vexing Ally Confidential cables to Washington from the American embassy in Islamabad , obtained by WikiLeaks and made available to a number of news organizations, illustrate deep clashes over strategic goals on issues like Pakistan's support for the Afghan Taliban and tolerance of Al Qaeda, and Washington's warmer relations with India , Pakistan's archenemy. One cable, sent less than a month after President Obama assured reporters that Pakistan's nuclear materials 'will remain out of militant hands,' expressed concern that a stockpile of highly enriched uranium, stored for years near an aging research reactor in Pakistan , could be used by militants t...
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Anusha Kapila
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Thank you, Raji!!! :)
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From Pakistan , Diplomats Wrote About a Vexing Ally Confidential cables to Washington from the American embassy in Islamabad , obtained by WikiLeaks and made available to a number of news organizations, illustrate deep clashes over strategic goals on issues like Pakistan's support for the Afghan Taliban and tolerance of Al Qaeda, and Washington's warmer relations with India , Pakistan's archenemy. One cable, sent less than a month after President Obama assured reporters that Pakistan's nuclear materials 'will remain out of militant hands,' expressed concern that a stockpile of highly enriched uranium, stored for years near an aging research reactor in Pakistan , could be used by militants t...
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Anusha Kapila
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Thank you, Raji!!! :)
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Washington: An award winning drip irrigation technology developed by an Indian company that has caught the attention of the Harvard Business School holds out hope for poor farmers from earthquake-hit Haiti to Africa. Jalgaon (Maharashtra)-based agro, pipes, processed foods and irrigation major Jain Irrigation Systems Ltd (JISL), which has won Unesco's Water Conserver Award and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) honour for its inclusive, sustainable business model, has been working with small farmers in Haiti and has now been invited by several African nations to help them out. 'In Haiti we are working with the Melinda and Bill Gates Foundation and Coca-Cola for developing a busine...
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New Delhi: An engineer from Andhra Pradesh, Kondamudi Swarna Rekha has developed a unique device that will allow the farmers to know the moisture content of the soil. This will enable them to water their crop in proper time. The innovation of Rekha is a multi functional wireless remote sensing device that senses soil moisture and alerts the farmers about the need for watering the crops via SMS. The moisture content of the soil is gauged by the device and the same is electronically transferred as messages to the farmers when the moisture content is low. The innovator shares that the farmer requires to make a one-time only investment of 12,000 to 15,000 for deploying two to three machines t...
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anish kumar
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Anusha one more thing to add while device sense the moisture level why dont we have a additional pulse which can trigger on the water pump so that farmer doesnt need to come to the farm for watering
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Nagesh Mekala
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Hi Anusha, Information good and we should also understand the viobility of the project. Most of the farmers in India not educated, they dont know how to read SMS. will it be useful if somebody had that device. think on.... Nagesh
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Anusha Kapila
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I see your point! What you are saying is correct, Anish but when a farmer has more than one farm and/or more than one business then this technology would definitely come in handy for him, I guess.
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New Delhi: An engineer from Andhra Pradesh, Kondamudi Swarna Rekha has developed a unique device that will allow the farmers to know the moisture content of the soil. This will enable them to water their crop in proper time. The innovation of Rekha is a multi functional wireless remote sensing device that senses soil moisture and alerts the farmers about the need for watering the crops via SMS. The moisture content of the soil is gauged by the device and the same is electronically transferred as messages to the farmers when the moisture content is low. The innovator shares that the farmer requires to make a one-time only investment of 12,000 to 15,000 for deploying two to three machines t...
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anish kumar
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Anusha one more thing to add while device sense the moisture level why dont we have a additional pulse which can trigger on the water pump so that farmer doesnt need to come to the farm for watering
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Nagesh Mekala
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Hi Anusha, Information good and we should also understand the viobility of the project. Most of the farmers in India not educated, they dont know how to read SMS. will it be useful if somebody had that device. think on.... Nagesh
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Anusha Kapila
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I see your point! What you are saying is correct, Anish but when a farmer has more than one farm and/or more than one business then this technology would definitely come in handy for him, I guess.
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Dont know what to say.... New Delhi: A U.S. based consultant found that Indian scientists were more likely to cheat when reporting scientific results than scientists from other countries. The Journal of Medical Ethics published that out of 50 academic papers related to the life sciences, 17 were withdrew, over the past 10 years. 34 percent of the papers were rejected as there was some kind of fraud or fake information in the papers. The papers had copy findings of other scientists, some papers had faked or made up theories and some were fudged from many findings. The Society for Scientific Values tracks such cases, which is run by volunteers. Independent scientists such as Bob O'Hara confir...
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Anusha Kapila
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Change, Kirti!!! A positive change!!! That is what we have to expect from common citizens like us.
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Anusha Kapila
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Thank you, Mr.Krishnamurthy Prabhakar! That was very insightful response you shared with us...:)
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In most cases we think: this is true love, when in fact it’s not. But than if this ain’t love than what it is? There are plenty of things that we confuse with love.
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V. Srinivas
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True Love is giving, giving, giving, without expecting anything in return. Anything got in return is an un-expected bonus.
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Anusha Kapila
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Parents' love is True and Unconditional love.
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Dr. Ray
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You will get answer from this topic: Are you eternal lover? Are you having these qualities or do you want to acquire these qualities? Cleanliness is the seat of true love and God. Eternal lover is the man of clean - sacred mind. He will...
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