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Idiots without any deep knowledge of their religion are a blot on their religion & society.
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The society has to largely fuel the change.
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Rathin Deb
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"The society has to largely fuel the change. "
| 22 days ago
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I am of the opinion that a firm stand is required to be taken on the subject and not only this but there are scores of things on which the Society should take a stand. India is a vast Democratic Country. Unfortunately we are not yet ripe to be...
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Isaac Madhavan
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"The society has to largely fuel the change. "
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When each voter really understands the concept of "karma" and thus realizes his/her responsibility, first to himself/herself, then to family, and finally to the rest of society..... only then will the change take place. Until then we have to do...
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Shanti Majoi Deori
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"Idiots without any deep knowledge of their religion are a blot on their religion & society. "
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Yes Brig. Chadha. I do agree fullsomely to your view here. The take on the media is point on. On second thoughts the editor should be held equally if not more responsible for giving such lunactics space in the public platform. Most editors of...
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some one sent me this. author unknown - but surely deserving of huge respects. इस देश की समस्या ये है की हर कोई इंसान बटा हुआ है | अगर आप कांग्रेस की बुराई करते हैं तो आप बीजेपी के चमचे हैं... आप बीजेपी की बुराई करतें है तो कांग्रेसी कुत्ते.... अगर आप हिंदू की बात करते हैं तो आप हिन्दुवादी हो जाते हैं.... और मुस्लिम के लिए तो मुस्लिमवादी... और अगर दोनों की बात करदी..तो कहा जाता है ,'आ गया साला सेकुलर की औलाद'...... कभी पार्टी से जोड़ देते हैं और कभी धर्म से... कभी इंसान को इंसान से जोड़ कर देखो..जिंदगी बदल जायगी...देश तो कोई बड़ी बात ही नहीं है....
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S. Muralidharan
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| 3 months ago
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Robert Brault said "If man were relieved of all superstition, and all prejudice, and had replaced these with a keen sensitivity to his real environment, and moreover had achieved a level of communication so simplified that one syllable could...
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Isaac Madhavan
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| 3 months ago
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Good one indeed, Brigadier Saheb. Thanx for sharing.
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Suryanarayan Murthy
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| 3 months ago
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I am not well versed in Hindi. Sanskrit being my second language able to read it and grasp the meaning. Written in simple Hindi and an excellent one !! As you rightly titled it, it is worth reading !!
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Holding grudges are not only bad for your mind, but research is showing that it’s also bad for your health! More and more evidence is being gathered and shows that hanging on to long-term anger can actually cause a variety of major health problems. How can simply letting go of bitterness improve your health? Besides the great mental weight that will be lifted from you, you may find that forgiving someone helps to: * Lower your heart rate and blood pressure * Reduce stress and hostility levels in general * Manage stress and anger better overall * Reduce depression, anxiety, and chronic pain * Promote feelings of wellbeing—mentally, physically, emotionally and spiritually * Improve relationsh...
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Ganta Achuthan Sripathy
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When you forgive a person you get a satisfaction that cannot be spelled by words, I believe.
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Isaac Madhavan
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Yes Manish, I agree with Murthy sir. I like it when you post thought-provoking, positive, and action-oriented articles such as these. And Saran sir, well said. Forgiveness helps us move on with OUR life. Recently, I've had the necessity to forgive...
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Pradeep Saran
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Not to forgive is yielding to another person's control. One is locked in a series of acts of revenge and response, tit for tat exacting always. Life is imprisoned in the past and prevents us from doing fresh business. Forgiveness frees the...
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India embrace life's greater values.
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lots more
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Shanti Majoi Deori
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"Unity in Diversity"
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I support this statement of India being a miracle. Given all the difficult situations, we still manage to keep our sense of nationhood. As I added earlier, it is the beauty of India.
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Isaac Madhavan
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What I particularly like about India, is the fact that there are so many, who accept that somehow or the other we are all children of the "Oneness" or "God" or " ". This deep belief is seen in the complicated methods used to avoid hurting another...
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Vinoy Scaria James
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"India embrace life's greater values."
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India's position in the commity of nations have largely been respected because of the high ratings Indian civilizations have given to higher values in life.
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Useless breaking news and inside stories
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Celebrity watch
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Shanti Majoi Deori
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"Blowing out of Proportion"
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Yes Mr. Murthy is very correct. Exaggeration is the middle name of today's media. For that the impartiality and propriety has been lost. Pompous English Rajah have replaced editors in few cases. They do not even understand their job and where to...
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Isaac Madhavan
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One by one, we all stop watching TV and reduce the reading & buying of newspapers & magazines. This will reduce the media's undue importance in our lives. I have already implemented this. I refuse to be programmed. :)
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With the help of Hercules helicopter
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Begin from extreme ends
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Vinoy Scaria James
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"With the help of Hercules helicopter"
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The idea from Vidhu Dhar is ideal but it is a long term perspective. However something must be done to stop the realty sector from ruining the land profile in the immediate.
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Isaac Madhavan
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Excellent idea Mr Ravindra Sharma. I was thinking of this very thing a few months ago. The trees should be left in place and the road should be widened either side of the trees. The line of trees would form the lane dividers. Of course, this means that...
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Rathin Deb
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"With the help of Hercules helicopter"
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Sharad excellent practical idea but unfortunately if you tell this to the authority he may not only faint but weak hearted may even die hearing this.
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Sir, I think he wants an entire dump of information... it appears to me, that as of now, he doesn't know enough to even ask questions... :D :D
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hi folks, time for some humour. india will send Indians to the moon next year ! Wow ! Really ? How many ? 25 OBCs, 25 SC, 20 ST, 5 Handicapped, 5 Sports Persons, 5 Terrorist Affected, 5 Kashmiri Migrants, 9 Politicians if possible 'an Astronnaut as well' if this gets a shade of a smile - I've been paid. regards to all
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Isaac Madhavan
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I'm coming in late but I can't help but throw in my two bits. :D Brigadier saheb, this joke is an excellent way of highlighting the silliness of the reservation system. I sympathize with those who want reservations. Unfortunately, they are...
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Brigadier (Retd) Sunil Chadha
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dear all, thx for your contributions and time. what was meant to be just a small stress buster did a shade more - thx to your indulgence. its true that we can do very little - but we can - and we must. jokes apart, let's be more serious about whom...
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Brigadier (Retd) Sunil Chadha
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and now to rub in the proverbial salt !!!! the new pattern for the government jobs examination papers has been announced. General Candidates: Answer All questions. (that's the "rest" of us) OBC: Answer any ONE question Of your choice. SC: Only...
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Nearly 4 decades ago. As a 21 plus, recently commissioned second lieutenant (2/Lt) I found myself posted to a field area in my first unit comprising Sikh troops. There was loads to be learnt - no formal syllabus - no appointed instructors - little in terms or guidelines - one was required to know just about everything - all by yesterday - multitasked to the hilt. I had no office. Most of the time was spent with the troops - training grounds, sports fields, firing ranges, cookhouses dining halls, equipment stores, living lines. Our troops my constant companions –- interactions with the officers (all seniors) was limited to a few minutes in a day - comprising highly formal exchanges (with me ...
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Dhawal
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| 7 months ago
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Thanks Sunil Sir, for sharing your experience. Go to read about the hospitality of our Indian culture.
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Isaac Madhavan
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Indeed Brigadier saheb. I agree with Murthy sir and Srinivas sir.
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Suryanarayan Murthy
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| 8 months ago
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Another excellent piece from you sir. I am sending this to my Boss and colleagues. A must read for young managers !!
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Paths Are Made By Walking By Nipun Mehta, May 14, 2012. The 2012's Baccalaureate speaker at the University of Pennsylvania, Nipun Mehta, was an unconventional choice for an Ivy League school. To address their newly-minted graduates, aspiring to dazzling careers, they picked a man who has never in his adult life, applied for a job. A man who hasn't worked for pay in nearly a decade, and whose self-stated mission is simply 'to bring smiles to the world and stillness to my heart'. This off-the-radar speaker launched his address with a startling piece of advice. Following up with four key insights gleaned from a radical 1000 km walking pilgrimage through the villages of India.As he closed his o...
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Brigadier (Retd) Sunil Chadha
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| 8 months ago
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dear manoj sir, my apologies for the font. now increased. hope you find the talk worthwhile. my regards
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Isaac Madhavan
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Brigadier saheb, this is amazing! It has cemented much of my thinking. Thank you so much for sharing this.
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