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usha manohar replied to the topic Scientists and film personalities follow writers .
People keep saying that bringing up the past and questioning the scientists and writers regarding their silence during past incidents is not relevant , I don't see how and why not? At the same time, one can see that many fringe elements are taking advantage of the fact the BJP is in power and coming out with very inflammatory statements which if unchecked can give a bad image to the leadership of Modi and NDA government, which is otherwise doing an excellent job..It also gives ample opportunity for the opposition parties to manipulate the situation to their advantage.
9 years ago
Sandhya Rani said thank you to Shampa Sadhya for his/her reply to the topic Is Legal Separation the only solution?.
@usha manohar Yes, every decision has its pros and cons. Well, I know it is very easy to say than done but I am dead against them who depends upon compensation. If there is no relationship between each other then I believe transaction of money should not be there. Living will be tough but still one should refuse to take money because it enhances self respect and that helps one to fight against every odd.
9 years ago
usha manohar liked an answer to the question Gardening - Some easy to maintain indoor plants.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Choice of profession.
Lopamudra wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Most importantly, many people are not aware what their choice of profession is when they are too young and they also get swayed by the others opinions and views. But when there is need to change it is wiser to accept it as a challenge and give out our best. There is no perfect choice , an individuals attitude towards his profession is what counts.
True, that at a young age students mostly do what their parents think is right for them which is justified to a certain extent because students at that age are not very sure of what they really want. Whatever be the profession they should give it their best before contemplating a change.Parents should guide their children based on their aptitude and interest. When I was graduating, NIFT was just about a few years old and people looked down upon it saying it is a modernized tailoring institute. Now look where Ritu Beri, JJ Valaya are.They were the first batch to have graduated from there if I remember correctly.
Very true, what was out in the past has become very much In now, so no wonder youngsters get confused while choosing their profession. Today's youngsters have a wide variety of profession to choose from and experiment on before finding one that they like to settle down with..
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Politicians and Tantriks .
There are two aspects that we need to consider , Politicians as private people with their own individual beliefs in Tantriks , Sadhus and godmen, which is understandable.But as peoples representatives they need to make sure that their private lives and beliefs don't clash with their duty towards their office . It does not happen most of the time but there are exceptions..
9 years ago
anil replied to the topic Politicians and Tantriks .
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
Yes, you are right that everyone is looking for their own profit then why should we single out the politicians. Actually, politicians are accused because the history says that they do not even spare their kith and kin.
It is right that every one is looking for their own profit, what is wrong in it. Common men is not claiming that we are for your service. But politicians get our vote to serve us and country. They promise with us for the development of peoples and country. But once they elected they forgot us and country.
9 years ago
Sandhya Rani said thank you to Shampa Sadhya for his/her reply to the topic A different angle about Durga Puja.
It is a fact that people can go to any extent to make others believe what their belief is! You see, Just like Goddess Durga, Goddess Kali is also equally worshipped. She is not fair skinned then what logic will be put forward regarding this, I am curious to know that.
9 years ago
Lopamudra replied to the topic Choice of profession.
usha manohar wrote:
Most importantly, many people are not aware what their choice of profession is when they are too young and they also get swayed by the others opinions and views. But when there is need to change it is wiser to accept it as a challenge and give out our best. There is no perfect choice , an individuals attitude towards his profession is what counts.
True, that at a young age students mostly do what their parents think is right for them which is justified to a certain extent because students at that age are not very sure of what they really want. Whatever be the profession they should give it their best before contemplating a change.Parents should guide their children based on their aptitude and interest. When I was graduating, NIFT was just about a few years old and people looked down upon it saying it is a modernized tailoring institute. Now look where Ritu Beri, JJ Valaya are.They were the first batch to have graduated from there if I remember correctly.
9 years ago
anil replied to the topic Indo Pak Relationship.
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
Lopamudra wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
If the two countries can maintain at least friendly economic and social relationships that would be good enough rather than hope to have a united front which is impossible because that would give rise to many minor issues like having a common law that would be suitable to all cand so on..
Totally agree. Differences are far too many to even think of a possibility like that. Being cordial with each other is all we can hope for. I have stayed in Punjab for quite some time and I know many of the families there have gone through the pain of partition and have relatives across the border. But I've also seen the tension there. Even India Pakistan cricket match used to seem like a war !!
I agree, hoping and wishing for a unified Pakistan, India and Bangladesh is a distant dream and just that, a dream. People have moved a long way apart and no one wants the union to happen and it is not even feasible and practical. So all we should hope and for and work for is something on the lines of European Union, existing peacefully along with others and not generally interfering in each other's internal affairs. But that too is something that only India can try and achieve, hoping that to happen from other two is again impossible.
When there is a complete lack of trust it is next to impossible for the two countries to come together let alone unite as one. Practically speaking, however much Indians may want to reclaim back Pakistan which was part of India, it would be like opening Pandora box which could only bring in problems galore , as if we don't have enough of our own now !
You are right, Unification of India and Pakistan is far-fetched. Indeed some citizen of Pakistan is not like to stay there. These Hindus, Sikhs and Muzahadin. Muzahadin are Muslim who were migrated from India at the time of Particians. Here is link to know what is the condition of Minorties in Pakistan.
https://twitter.com/noconversion/status/659230633844015105?t=1&cn=ZmxleGlibGVfcmVjc18y&sig=e7cb6d594260c303b24bd1f1bf3a8fd28bd94532&al=1&refsrc=email&iid=d8ff8312d3c24d7fb3c0dbd093b4c3d8&autoactions=1446024719&uid=438467000&nid=244+591
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic Politicians and Tantriks .
Yes, you are right that everyone is looking for their own profit then why should we single out the politicians. Actually, politicians are accused because the history says that they do not even spare their kith and kin.
9 years ago
Rajat answered the question what is nifty?.
Nifty is technically a index which is the weighted average of top traded 50 share... Nifty is NSE(National Stock Exchange) index. The growth in the share price is reflected in nifty.
Use:
It is used to check performance of the stock market.
Overall growth of the company
9 years ago
anil replied to the topic Earth Quake in India, Pakistan and Afganistan.
rambabu wrote:
anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:
anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Running away to an open ground is a wise thing .in open ground buildings will not be there. The risk of getting hurt will not be there.
Regarding the intensity of the quake, it varies from place to place according to a place's distance from epicenter.
Yes running away to an open area is best one precaution, I also think for it but I did not.
I can understand Anil. We panic and become motionless during a crisis.Our mind becomes numb. Very few will stay alert and do what's required to do.
it is right that in problem mine becomes numb, but it is not problem with me. Indeed I want enough time to move. First to put on shoes, that open walker, there after I can walk.
I know Anil. it takes time for you because of your problems. But I think even if you walk, it will be slow is not it
Yes it is slow but I can.
9 years ago
anil replied to the topic Choice of profession.
usha manohar wrote:
Most importantly, many people are not aware what their choice of profession is when they are too young and they also get swayed by the others opinions and views. But when there is need to change it is wiser to accept it as a challenge and give out our best. There is no perfect choice , an individuals attitude towards his profession is what counts.
At present if any one don't know about his/her choice of profession than they are like a traveller who don't know where to go.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Earth Quake in India, Pakistan and Afganistan.
anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:
anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Running away to an open ground is a wise thing .in open ground buildings will not be there. The risk of getting hurt will not be there.
Regarding the intensity of the quake, it varies from place to place according to a place's distance from epicenter.
Yes running away to an open area is best one precaution, I also think for it but I did not.
I can understand Anil. We panic and become motionless during a crisis.Our mind becomes numb. Very few will stay alert and do what's required to do.
it is right that in problem mine becomes numb, but it is not problem with me. Indeed I want enough time to move. First to put on shoes, that open walker, there after I can walk.
I know Anil. it takes time for you because of your problems. But I think even if you walk, it will be slow is not it ?
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Indo Pak Relationship.
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
Lopamudra wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
If the two countries can maintain at least friendly economic and social relationships that would be good enough rather than hope to have a united front which is impossible because that would give rise to many minor issues like having a common law that would be suitable to all cand so on..
Totally agree. Differences are far too many to even think of a possibility like that. Being cordial with each other is all we can hope for. I have stayed in Punjab for quite some time and I know many of the families there have gone through the pain of partition and have relatives across the border. But I've also seen the tension there. Even India Pakistan cricket match used to seem like a war !!
I agree, hoping and wishing for a unified Pakistan, India and Bangladesh is a distant dream and just that, a dream. People have moved a long way apart and no one wants the union to happen and it is not even feasible and practical. So all we should hope and for and work for is something on the lines of European Union, existing peacefully along with others and not generally interfering in each other's internal affairs. But that too is something that only India can try and achieve, hoping that to happen from other two is again impossible.
When there is a complete lack of trust it is next to impossible for the two countries to come together let alone unite as one. Practically speaking, however much Indians may want to reclaim back Pakistan which was part of India, it would be like opening Pandora box which could only bring in problems galore , as if we don't have enough of our own now !
9 years ago
anil replied to the topic Choice of profession.
rambabu wrote:
anil wrote:
If job is our choice it give pleasure and satisfication. My first choice is accounting. For it I joined C.A. But it is my fate that I could not complete it. I worked as senior accountant in cement factory and vegetable edible oil. At present I am running shop of photo state. But this job is not of my choice. I can do accounting work but no one like to give job because of my health problem.
I agree. I know well about your health that forced you to remain in a job which you do not relish or like. Still I applaud your strong will to remain as a self reliant without being a burden to others.
I got an opportunity to change my profession as a creative artist and utilized it. But all cannot get such opportunities to stick to a job close to one's heart.
Self reliance give us satisfaction. I am almost played my inning. At present I have not money problem, but like to be active.
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic Female teacher sexually exploits her student .
The fact is man and woman both misuse their power. It's not that only women misuse the power which they are suppose to use for empowerment, till now men regularly misuse it and that's the reason the voices are raised to empower women. Actually, every man or every woman is not of this kind but whoever is misusing their power, they are stinking human beings and polluting the society.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Scientists and film personalities follow writers .
People keep saying that bringing up the past and questioning the scientists and writers regarding their silence during past incidents is not relevant , I don't see how and why not? At the same time, one can see that many fringe elements are taking advantage of the fact the BJP is in power and coming out with very inflammatory statements which if unchecked can give a bad image to the leadership of Modi and NDA government, which is otherwise doing an excellent job..It also gives ample opportunity for the opposition parties to manipulate the situation to their advantage.
9 years ago
Sandhya Rani said thank you to Shampa Sadhya for his/her reply to the topic Is Legal Separation the only solution?.
@usha manohar Yes, every decision has its pros and cons. Well, I know it is very easy to say than done but I am dead against them who depends upon compensation. If there is no relationship between each other then I believe transaction of money should not be there. Living will be tough but still one should refuse to take money because it enhances self respect and that helps one to fight against every odd.
9 years ago
usha manohar liked an answer to the question Gardening - Some easy to maintain indoor plants.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Choice of profession.
Lopamudra wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Most importantly, many people are not aware what their choice of profession is when they are too young and they also get swayed by the others opinions and views. But when there is need to change it is wiser to accept it as a challenge and give out our best. There is no perfect choice , an individuals attitude towards his profession is what counts.
True, that at a young age students mostly do what their parents think is right for them which is justified to a certain extent because students at that age are not very sure of what they really want. Whatever be the profession they should give it their best before contemplating a change.Parents should guide their children based on their aptitude and interest. When I was graduating, NIFT was just about a few years old and people looked down upon it saying it is a modernized tailoring institute. Now look where Ritu Beri, JJ Valaya are.They were the first batch to have graduated from there if I remember correctly.
Very true, what was out in the past has become very much In now, so no wonder youngsters get confused while choosing their profession. Today's youngsters have a wide variety of profession to choose from and experiment on before finding one that they like to settle down with..
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Politicians and Tantriks .
There are two aspects that we need to consider , Politicians as private people with their own individual beliefs in Tantriks , Sadhus and godmen, which is understandable.But as peoples representatives they need to make sure that their private lives and beliefs don't clash with their duty towards their office . It does not happen most of the time but there are exceptions..
9 years ago
anil replied to the topic Politicians and Tantriks .
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
Yes, you are right that everyone is looking for their own profit then why should we single out the politicians. Actually, politicians are accused because the history says that they do not even spare their kith and kin.
It is right that every one is looking for their own profit, what is wrong in it. Common men is not claiming that we are for your service. But politicians get our vote to serve us and country. They promise with us for the development of peoples and country. But once they elected they forgot us and country.
9 years ago
Sandhya Rani said thank you to Shampa Sadhya for his/her reply to the topic A different angle about Durga Puja.
It is a fact that people can go to any extent to make others believe what their belief is! You see, Just like Goddess Durga, Goddess Kali is also equally worshipped. She is not fair skinned then what logic will be put forward regarding this, I am curious to know that.
9 years ago
Lopamudra replied to the topic Choice of profession.
usha manohar wrote:
Most importantly, many people are not aware what their choice of profession is when they are too young and they also get swayed by the others opinions and views. But when there is need to change it is wiser to accept it as a challenge and give out our best. There is no perfect choice , an individuals attitude towards his profession is what counts.
True, that at a young age students mostly do what their parents think is right for them which is justified to a certain extent because students at that age are not very sure of what they really want. Whatever be the profession they should give it their best before contemplating a change.Parents should guide their children based on their aptitude and interest. When I was graduating, NIFT was just about a few years old and people looked down upon it saying it is a modernized tailoring institute. Now look where Ritu Beri, JJ Valaya are.They were the first batch to have graduated from there if I remember correctly.
9 years ago
anil replied to the topic Indo Pak Relationship.
usha manohar wrote:
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
Lopamudra wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
If the two countries can maintain at least friendly economic and social relationships that would be good enough rather than hope to have a united front which is impossible because that would give rise to many minor issues like having a common law that would be suitable to all cand so on..
Totally agree. Differences are far too many to even think of a possibility like that. Being cordial with each other is all we can hope for. I have stayed in Punjab for quite some time and I know many of the families there have gone through the pain of partition and have relatives across the border. But I've also seen the tension there. Even India Pakistan cricket match used to seem like a war !!
I agree, hoping and wishing for a unified Pakistan, India and Bangladesh is a distant dream and just that, a dream. People have moved a long way apart and no one wants the union to happen and it is not even feasible and practical. So all we should hope and for and work for is something on the lines of European Union, existing peacefully along with others and not generally interfering in each other's internal affairs. But that too is something that only India can try and achieve, hoping that to happen from other two is again impossible.
When there is a complete lack of trust it is next to impossible for the two countries to come together let alone unite as one. Practically speaking, however much Indians may want to reclaim back Pakistan which was part of India, it would be like opening Pandora box which could only bring in problems galore , as if we don't have enough of our own now !
You are right, Unification of India and Pakistan is far-fetched. Indeed some citizen of Pakistan is not like to stay there. These Hindus, Sikhs and Muzahadin. Muzahadin are Muslim who were migrated from India at the time of Particians. Here is link to know what is the condition of Minorties in Pakistan.
https://twitter.com/noconversion/status/659230633844015105?t=1&cn=ZmxleGlibGVfcmVjc18y&sig=e7cb6d594260c303b24bd1f1bf3a8fd28bd94532&al=1&refsrc=email&iid=d8ff8312d3c24d7fb3c0dbd093b4c3d8&autoactions=1446024719&uid=438467000&nid=244+591
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic Politicians and Tantriks .
Yes, you are right that everyone is looking for their own profit then why should we single out the politicians. Actually, politicians are accused because the history says that they do not even spare their kith and kin.
9 years ago
Rajat answered the question what is nifty?.
Nifty is technically a index which is the weighted average of top traded 50 share... Nifty is NSE(National Stock Exchange) index. The growth in the share price is reflected in nifty.
Use:
It is used to check performance of the stock market.
Overall growth of the company
9 years ago
anil replied to the topic Earth Quake in India, Pakistan and Afganistan.
rambabu wrote:
anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:
anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Running away to an open ground is a wise thing .in open ground buildings will not be there. The risk of getting hurt will not be there.
Regarding the intensity of the quake, it varies from place to place according to a place's distance from epicenter.
Yes running away to an open area is best one precaution, I also think for it but I did not.
I can understand Anil. We panic and become motionless during a crisis.Our mind becomes numb. Very few will stay alert and do what's required to do.
it is right that in problem mine becomes numb, but it is not problem with me. Indeed I want enough time to move. First to put on shoes, that open walker, there after I can walk.
I know Anil. it takes time for you because of your problems. But I think even if you walk, it will be slow is not it
Yes it is slow but I can.
9 years ago
anil replied to the topic Choice of profession.
usha manohar wrote:
Most importantly, many people are not aware what their choice of profession is when they are too young and they also get swayed by the others opinions and views. But when there is need to change it is wiser to accept it as a challenge and give out our best. There is no perfect choice , an individuals attitude towards his profession is what counts.
At present if any one don't know about his/her choice of profession than they are like a traveller who don't know where to go.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Earth Quake in India, Pakistan and Afganistan.
anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:
anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Running away to an open ground is a wise thing .in open ground buildings will not be there. The risk of getting hurt will not be there.
Regarding the intensity of the quake, it varies from place to place according to a place's distance from epicenter.
Yes running away to an open area is best one precaution, I also think for it but I did not.
I can understand Anil. We panic and become motionless during a crisis.Our mind becomes numb. Very few will stay alert and do what's required to do.
it is right that in problem mine becomes numb, but it is not problem with me. Indeed I want enough time to move. First to put on shoes, that open walker, there after I can walk.
I know Anil. it takes time for you because of your problems. But I think even if you walk, it will be slow is not it ?
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Indo Pak Relationship.
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
Lopamudra wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
If the two countries can maintain at least friendly economic and social relationships that would be good enough rather than hope to have a united front which is impossible because that would give rise to many minor issues like having a common law that would be suitable to all cand so on..
Totally agree. Differences are far too many to even think of a possibility like that. Being cordial with each other is all we can hope for. I have stayed in Punjab for quite some time and I know many of the families there have gone through the pain of partition and have relatives across the border. But I've also seen the tension there. Even India Pakistan cricket match used to seem like a war !!
I agree, hoping and wishing for a unified Pakistan, India and Bangladesh is a distant dream and just that, a dream. People have moved a long way apart and no one wants the union to happen and it is not even feasible and practical. So all we should hope and for and work for is something on the lines of European Union, existing peacefully along with others and not generally interfering in each other's internal affairs. But that too is something that only India can try and achieve, hoping that to happen from other two is again impossible.
When there is a complete lack of trust it is next to impossible for the two countries to come together let alone unite as one. Practically speaking, however much Indians may want to reclaim back Pakistan which was part of India, it would be like opening Pandora box which could only bring in problems galore , as if we don't have enough of our own now !
9 years ago
anil replied to the topic Choice of profession.
rambabu wrote:
anil wrote:
If job is our choice it give pleasure and satisfication. My first choice is accounting. For it I joined C.A. But it is my fate that I could not complete it. I worked as senior accountant in cement factory and vegetable edible oil. At present I am running shop of photo state. But this job is not of my choice. I can do accounting work but no one like to give job because of my health problem.
I agree. I know well about your health that forced you to remain in a job which you do not relish or like. Still I applaud your strong will to remain as a self reliant without being a burden to others.
I got an opportunity to change my profession as a creative artist and utilized it. But all cannot get such opportunities to stick to a job close to one's heart.
Self reliance give us satisfaction. I am almost played my inning. At present I have not money problem, but like to be active.
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic Female teacher sexually exploits her student .
The fact is man and woman both misuse their power. It's not that only women misuse the power which they are suppose to use for empowerment, till now men regularly misuse it and that's the reason the voices are raised to empower women. Actually, every man or every woman is not of this kind but whoever is misusing their power, they are stinking human beings and polluting the society.
9 years ago