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Why do we light a lamp? In almost every Indian home a lamp is lit daily before the altar of Lord. All auspicious functions and moments like daily worship, rituals, and festivals and even social occasion like inaugurations commence with lighting of lamp, which often maintained right through the occasion. Light symbolizes knowledge, and darkness, ignorance. Lord is the ‘knowledge principle”, who is the source, the enlivener and the illuminator of all knowledge. Hence light is worshipped as Lord itself. Knowledge removes ignorance as light removes darkness. Also knowledge is lasting innerwealth by which all our outer achievement can be accomplished. A flameof a lamp always burns upwards. Simil...
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Dr.G.S.Rama Rao
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This is very good and inspiring article.Light is always compared to knowledge dispelling ignorance(TAMASOMAA JYOTIRGAMAYA). In the same vein, it is further taught that YE SHALL BE LIGHT UNTO THYSELF WHEN THE DARKNESS HOVERS ALL AROUND( APPO DEEPO...
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Piyush T Suraiya
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In sanskrit our sages have taught us since ages and centuries that "tamaso ma jyotirgamay" - which means that light dispels darkness ; another way of expressing this thought is that with the lighting of a lamp, or even with just a ray of light,...
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Manoj Kumar
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I was searching for this when I saw this posting. Now I got it we light the lamp to bow down to knowledge as the greatest of all forms of wealth Why not light a bulb or tube light? That too would remove darkness. But the traditional oil lamp has a...
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PALEPU RAJAGOPAL
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Yes, Most of the Indians would like to see in saree.But some specific areas not correct.
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Piyush T Suraiya
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The Indians have no problems with the wearing of the Saree at formal functions, so why not? 'Live' examples are Air India Hostesses, IAS bureaucrats, performing artists, sportswomen, celebrities, social activists, politicians, bankers, industrialists,...
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Sanjana
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Yes corporates should prefer sarees rather than formal shirts and pants. Why to follow the same culture of other countries.... let be different....
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Premashalini
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Yes, Definitely Knowledge is the base to reach success ,for example some of them could get excellent job with good package (Govt or private job)without having depth knowledge required for that job by means of having strong referral or by paying...
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Piyush T Suraiya
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seems very practical and realistic!
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Sujoy Das Bayen
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Success to me is getting a chance to do something which I really want from my heart.
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Premashalini
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Yes, Definitely Knowledge is the base to reach success ,for example some of them could get excellent job with good package (Govt or private job)without having depth knowledge required for that job by means of having strong referral or by paying...
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Piyush T Suraiya
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seems very practical and realistic!
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Sujoy Das Bayen
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Success to me is getting a chance to do something which I really want from my heart.
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Large-scale apprenticeship scheme may be the answer
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Dileep Kumar
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"Unemployed graduates without much skills can be trained as good supervisors"
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We have young unemployed graduates without much skills to cater to the competitive world, we can definitely train these youth
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Piyush T Suraiya
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Construction activity has more to do with common sense, patience and remuneratyion adequate enogh to keep the team occupied with useful work. Agreed, engineering skills are reqd; what is more useful is the use of simple intelligence in construction,...
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Pranik Vasudeo Mul
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"Large-scale apprenticeship scheme may be the answer"
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It is really a practical idea .But to avoid the fears of migration from one company to other it will be appreciated if the whole system to be with fair practice of all construction industry and not to think about increasing profitability but...
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Dileep Kumar
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"Unemployed graduates without much skills can be trained as good supervisors"
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We have young unemployed graduates without much skills to cater to the competitive world, we can definitely train these youth
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Piyush T Suraiya
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Construction activity has more to do with common sense, patience and remuneratyion adequate enogh to keep the team occupied with useful work. Agreed, engineering skills are reqd; what is more useful is the use of simple intelligence in construction,...
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Pranik Vasudeo Mul
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"Large-scale apprenticeship scheme may be the answer"
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It is really a practical idea .But to avoid the fears of migration from one company to other it will be appreciated if the whole system to be with fair practice of all construction industry and not to think about increasing profitability but...
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Ideate: "How can we tackle this Skill shortage in Construction sector?" deleted from your view.
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Large-scale apprenticeship scheme may be the answer
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Immigration & Outsourcing
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Dileep Kumar
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"Unemployed graduates without much skills can be trained as good supervisors"
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We have young unemployed graduates without much skills to cater to the competitive world, we can definitely train these youth
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Piyush T Suraiya
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Construction activity has more to do with common sense, patience and remuneratyion adequate enogh to keep the team occupied with useful work. Agreed, engineering skills are reqd; what is more useful is the use of simple intelligence in construction,...
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Pranik Vasudeo Mul
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"Large-scale apprenticeship scheme may be the answer"
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It is really a practical idea .But to avoid the fears of migration from one company to other it will be appreciated if the whole system to be with fair practice of all construction industry and not to think about increasing profitability but...
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Santosh Dwivedi
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The project communication in itself is well defined and mandatory for every project, but here in which parlance we are discussing is appearing out of track... I think, before finalisation of the project, the client very precisely confirms the...
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Piyush T Suraiya
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Unless one communicates how does one interact in any Project? Projects are highly communications-intensive activities where technical capabilities are secondary to even any form of communications - be they verbal, written, procedural - any which way...
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SRINIVAS CHADA
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Fundamental Project Communications (1) Minutes of Meeting (2) Request for Information (3) Confirmation of Verbal Instructions (4) Project Instructions (5) Request for Inspection (6) Non Compliance Report (7) Project Progress Reports etc .....
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Santosh Dwivedi
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The project communication in itself is well defined and mandatory for every project, but here in which parlance we are discussing is appearing out of track... I think, before finalisation of the project, the client very precisely confirms the...
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Piyush T Suraiya
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Unless one communicates how does one interact in any Project? Projects are highly communications-intensive activities where technical capabilities are secondary to even any form of communications - be they verbal, written, procedural - any which way...
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SRINIVAS CHADA
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Fundamental Project Communications (1) Minutes of Meeting (2) Request for Information (3) Confirmation of Verbal Instructions (4) Project Instructions (5) Request for Inspection (6) Non Compliance Report (7) Project Progress Reports etc .....
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Debate: "Do we accept " Project Communications " are the key for sucess of a Project ? " deleted from your view.
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