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Okhil Chandra Sen wrote this letter to the Sahibganj divisional railway office in 1909. It is on display at the Railway Museum in New Delhi. It was also reproduced under the caption 'Travellers' Tales' in the Far Eastern Economic Review. 'I am arrive by passenger train Ahmedpur station and my belly is too much swelling with jackfruit. I am therefore went to privy. Just I doing the nuisance that guard making whistle blow for train to go off and I am running with lotah in one hand and dhoti in the next when I am fall over and expose all my shocking to man and female women on plateform. I am got leaved at Ahmedpur station. This too much bad, if passenger go to make dung that dam guard not wait...
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Manna Hazarika
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That's an awesome piece of information, Darshana! Thanks for sharing :) Rohit, this is not an junk article.
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Harminder Singh Gumbhir
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Its a very funny piece of info. but at the same time it is very good info. Tanx Darshana for this info. Regards Harminder Singh Gumbhir (Tehzeeb Square Boy) Lucknow
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S. Muralidharan
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Gangmen and line-men should come up with strange story like this so that the lavatories in the trains should not allow the solid and liquid wastes litter the tracks which these workers find, at times, difficult to walk over to monitor the tracks...
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Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru lights up a cigarette, receives his sister Vijayalakshmi Pandit at the airport, sends off a pigeon and then smiles in front of a signboard that says, 'Photography strictly prohibited.' At the ground floor of the National Gallery of Modern Art, India's first prime minister evolves from a charismatic political leader into a man who, according to the woman in a wheelchair on the first floor, 'would have made a brilliant actor'. 'Panditji was always conscious of the fact that he was being photographed yet he was so natural,' says 97-year-old Homai Vyarawalla, India's first woman press photographer. Over 200 images from Vyarawalla's career of 35 years (1930s to 1970s) wil...
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Harminder Singh Gumbhir
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Tanx Darshana,for sharing a good piece of Info. Rgrds Harminder Lucknow
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KALIYAMOORTHY
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BRINGING THE FORGOTTEN DAYS' MEMORIES BY THIS WONDERFUL LADY IS MUCH APPRECIATED & WILL BE REMEMBERED BY MANY , ON THIS EXHIBITION.
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Vijaya P
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Darshana, it was nice of you to share this. Good work of many people go un-noticed. A women photojournalist before independence, is something admirable.
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What is your greatest weakness?
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What are your salary requirements?
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Sairam. M
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"What is your greatest weakness?"
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WEAKNESS IS THE PART OF SELF-INTRODUCTION AND GENERALLY EXPRESSED AT LAST.
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Harminder Singh Gumbhir
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Hi Folks!!! I completely agree with Darshana's viewpoints.I also get in doldrums whenever an interviewer ask me about my weakness. Furthermore,How can one tell about his/her weakness,I think others viz.Yours (parents,frndz, relatives,teachers) can...
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G A Narayan
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Yes, it is indeed an irony that you are expected to give an answer to this question to a totally stranger. Posed with such a question, my answer would be something like this – “I regularly do my personal SWOT analysis and I do have some...
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Kirit Mehta
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I believe that HRM is a technical field. Hence so manytimes I refer HR as HUMAN RELATION ENGINEERING.It is Engineering because which Human, a most important component of any company, will most productively fit in which place is called engineering.
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Harminder Singh Gumbhir
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Dear Folks!!! Yes a HR head can take CEO position in the company if he/she knows the technicalities involved in all the verticals of the org., knows the inside out of the business and has complete knowledge about his/her org.. Thanks...
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Darshana Sawant
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I believe HR is no longer just a human resources function but a business function that affects bottomlines. And it's not only just attrition that organizations are looking to reduce. Companies are paying greater attention to overall...
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Three Indian cities: Chennai, Bangalore and Ahmedabad are amongst the world's fastest-growing cities in the Forbes list. Most of the 'fastest-growing' in the world are mostly in the Asian continent. And four Chinese cities: Chengdu, Chongqing, Suzhou and Nanjing also found a place in list. Ahmedabad , is defined as commercial hub in Gujarat and also one with the most business-friendly policies. The city's economy is growing at breakneck speed and it houses major chemicals and pharmaceuticals comapnies. Numerous foreign companies have set up bases in the city. Ahmedabad also boats of a thriving information technology industry. Chennai's growth is defined as sensational in the recent years It...
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GOLD MINING
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Hi,Foreign Partner I contacted you base on i needed your assistance. We have $22.5million (TWENTY TWO MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND UNITED UNITED STATES DOLLARS) which I seek you to accommodate for me. Also need a good long term business...
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Harminder Singh Gumbhir
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Dear Folks!!! Its gud to know that the above triumvirate cities R in the list of world's fastest growing cities Furthermore ,I also think that if a city grows it sud grow completly thereby becoming a complete bustling city. I also wish that other...
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malladi madhukumar
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Can these cities match the global standards in coming days?? a good question. To reach global standards, meticulous planning and execution infrastructure requirements such as roads, sanitation, commutation, electricity, Efforts to decongest by...
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Three Indian cities: Chennai, Bangalore and Ahmedabad are amongst the world's fastest-growing cities in the Forbes list. Most of the 'fastest-growing' in the world are mostly in the Asian continent. And four Chinese cities: Chengdu, Chongqing, Suzhou and Nanjing also found a place in list. Ahmedabad , is defined as commercial hub in Gujarat and also one with the most business-friendly policies. The city's economy is growing at breakneck speed and it houses major chemicals and pharmaceuticals comapnies. Numerous foreign companies have set up bases in the city. Ahmedabad also boats of a thriving information technology industry. Chennai's growth is defined as sensational in the recent years It...
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GOLD MINING
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Hi,Foreign Partner I contacted you base on i needed your assistance. We have $22.5million (TWENTY TWO MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND UNITED UNITED STATES DOLLARS) which I seek you to accommodate for me. Also need a good long term business...
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Harminder Singh Gumbhir
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Dear Folks!!! Its gud to know that the above triumvirate cities R in the list of world's fastest growing cities Furthermore ,I also think that if a city grows it sud grow completly thereby becoming a complete bustling city. I also wish that other...
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malladi madhukumar
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Can these cities match the global standards in coming days?? a good question. To reach global standards, meticulous planning and execution infrastructure requirements such as roads, sanitation, commutation, electricity, Efforts to decongest by...
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Deepti Kulkarni
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i would use the term "mentor" for the same.................. yes at every stage of your career ...be it a fresher or veteran professional , one really need the mentor/godfather to either guide or review your career moves or decision , choices ....
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Harminder Singh Gumbhir
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Dear Dhingra Sir, Thanks for your valuable piece of writing and sharing your valuable Experiencene. All your valuble wirting has removed the congestion from my grey matter therby making everything crstal clear. Thanks Regards Very truly Harminder...
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PS Dhingra
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NO!!!!!! Only those people, who are incompetent or have weak determination feel the need for a godfather. People having strong determination will power and are fully competent at their work do not need any godfather to survive. I totally differ...
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Harminder Singh Gumbhir
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Dear Folks!!! If there is verbal duel at workplace then it can be resolved by simply following (too steps)!! 1)Asked D concern person who is trying to enter in to verbal war/verbal agg. that it is just a course of business/official work so nothing...
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Verbal wars would be a continous affair unless you face it and look at the reasons behind it . The best way is to allow the cork to blow one day and let there be open fight . The misunderstanding will evaporate, people will feel guilty having...
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Deepti Kulkarni
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i would use the term "mentor" for the same.................. yes at every stage of your career ...be it a fresher or veteran professional , one really need the mentor/godfather to either guide or review your career moves or decision , choices ....
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Harminder Singh Gumbhir
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Dear Dhingra Sir, Thanks for your valuable piece of writing and sharing your valuable Experiencene. All your valuble wirting has removed the congestion from my grey matter therby making everything crstal clear. Thanks Regards Very truly Harminder...
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NO!!!!!! Only those people, who are incompetent or have weak determination feel the need for a godfather. People having strong determination will power and are fully competent at their work do not need any godfather to survive. I totally differ...
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i would use the term "mentor" for the same.................. yes at every stage of your career ...be it a fresher or veteran professional , one really need the mentor/godfather to either guide or review your career moves or decision , choices ....
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Harminder Singh Gumbhir
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Dear Dhingra Sir, Thanks for your valuable piece of writing and sharing your valuable Experiencene. All your valuble wirting has removed the congestion from my grey matter therby making everything crstal clear. Thanks Regards Very truly Harminder...
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NO!!!!!! Only those people, who are incompetent or have weak determination feel the need for a godfather. People having strong determination will power and are fully competent at their work do not need any godfather to survive. I totally differ...
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