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Manoj Kumar Lamba replied to the topic Children addicted to gadgets these days !!.
Due to addiction of children to gadgets these days, children more like to play with these gadgets, avoiding outdoor games. Out door games keeps children healthy not only physically but mentally. Kids are going sick to these gadgets. I have seen in many families that some children cannot live without these gadgets, and if you try to keep away them from these gadgets they cry and ready to leave everything for gadgets. So its the responsibility of parents to keep away their children from these gadgets.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked a reply to the topic Fighting on TV debates, what lesson they want to give us?.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Writing in other languages.
Exactly. Expressing one's view needs command over that particular language. Else the very purpose of communication will be defeated.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Writing in other languages.
Sofs wrote:
A choice of language for a writer ( as the basic discussion of the post is that) is one in which he/she is able to express the passions of her/his soul. Comfort of expression becomes the main reason for choice of a particular language over the other.
Soperfectly expressed Sofs, I agree, it is the language in which we are the most comfortable that we choose to write and express our thoughts and feelings.
9 years ago
Nah.. I don't know Hindi.. I can teach him French. I made my decisions based on both our comfort levels. He is not the only one to say the truth 3/4 of his class has shifted to French when the option was offered.
That is not my point, my point is inculcate a love for Indian languages.. not make the syllabus heavy and scare children.. its a language.. speak it, get them to love it. This is where we seem to fail.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Fighting on TV debates, what lesson they want to give us?.
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
Seriously, I hate such heated debates on all kinds of issues on the news channels, they cover a wide range of topics from meat ban to women's dress codes and what not including how the girl was at fault in violent sex crimes. So I have now stopped watching such channels, how ever I must say, that the specific mudda in debate here was quite entertaining. But it is also quite sad to know that such incidents present our country in such a poor light.
Exactly, I keep myself away from such TV shows. We know the TV channels live on sensationalism. Knowing this fact why one should buy headache ?
9 years ago
Sofs replied to the topic Fighting on TV debates, what lesson they want to give us?.
When one has to shout, he/she has nothing important to say. He/she has to depend on their lung power more than brain power. We can have peaceful debates, meaningful ones and which will teach the younger generations some lessons from what is happening around them. Our approach seems to be flawed.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Fighting on TV debates, what lesson they want to give us?.
Seriously, I hate such heated debates on all kinds of issues on the news channels, they cover a wide range of topics from meat ban to women's dress codes and what not including how the girl was at fault in violent sex crimes. So I have now stopped watching such channels, how ever I must say, that the specific mudda in debate here was quite entertaining. But it is also quite sad to know that such incidents present our country in such a poor light.
9 years ago
rambabu said thank you to Kalyani Nandurkar for his/her reply to the topic Some healthy options among fast foods....
vijay wrote:
In today's surcharged atmosphere on food matters some one may protest at the merciless ways in which living plants are uprooted and slaughtered to provide food for humans.!!!
That day cannot be that far!!! I myself am a plant lover and it is quite possible that I too might start such a movement!!!
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Some healthy options among fast foods....
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
vijay wrote:
In today's surcharged atmosphere on food matters some one may protest at the merciless ways in which living plants are uprooted and slaughtered to provide food for humans.!!!
That day cannot be that far!!! I myself am a plant lover and it is quite possible that I too might start such a movement!!!
Is there a room for me ? If so you can count me. I help you in Poster making for your movement
9 years ago
Sofs replied to the topic Writing in other languages.
A choice of language for a writer ( as the basic discussion of the post is that) is one in which he/she is able to express the passions of her/his soul. Comfort of expression becomes the main reason for choice of a particular language over the other.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Some healthy options among fast foods....
vijay wrote:
In today's surcharged atmosphere on food matters some one may protest at the merciless ways in which living plants are uprooted and slaughtered to provide food for humans.!!!
That day cannot be that far!!! I myself am a plant lover and it is quite possible that I too might start such a movement!!!
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar said thank you to usha manohar for his/her reply to the topic Some healthy options among fast foods....
There are may such practices around the world which to us seems cruel but perfectly natural to them.Arabs have this custom of slitting open a fully pregnant Doe or female goat and bringing out the little one. Cooking the little fetus is considered a delicacy ..
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Fighting on TV debates, what lesson they want to give us?.
Media always lives on sensationalism. It's their staple food. That's why I shy away from such shows.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Should the 'No detention policy' be scrapped?.
I agree with you. Hostile behavior and no regard for teachers are much prevalent in the parent generation students. Then who is responsible for this sad state affairs ? Both parents and teachers are responsible. I can understand working parents in this regard are helpless.
9 years ago
Sofs replied to the topic Fighting on TV debates, what lesson they want to give us?.
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
Basically, they shout for no reason. The worst part is nobody is ready to listen to another person's point of view, as if they are the ultimate one. Sometimes subjects of the debate are good but the discussion remains inconclusive because the spokespersons are not ready to leave one inch of their ground and accept the reality. No one is interested in introspection about what went wrong but believes in passing the buck on others.
The media cannot come up with solutions, just sensationalism. The shout and rant hoping to get rake up the passions of others. Its just playing around with people's emotions.
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic Should the 'No detention policy' be scrapped?.
@rambabu It's true that the education system has become a farce. This is one system where every day some or the other experiment is going on. Well, about counselling I stress on the point that the students need to be motivated through counselling. They must be made aware of not leaving school. There is one more problem I have observed that nowadays the students are extremely disrespectful towards their teachers and parents hardly take a step regarding it. Thus, there is a huge gap in communication between a teacher and a student. In such a position education suffers a lot.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Fighting on TV debates, what lesson they want to give us?.
Exactly. These debates remind of fish markets where only Din is heard. Each one tries to show their superiority over the other. And all of them talk at a time.
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic Fighting on TV debates, what lesson they want to give us?.
Basically, they shout for no reason. The worst part is nobody is ready to listen to another person's point of view, as if they are the ultimate one. Sometimes subjects of the debate are good but the discussion remains inconclusive because the spokespersons are not ready to leave one inch of their ground and accept the reality. No one is interested in introspection about what went wrong but believes in passing the buck on others.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Are you too lazy to wake up for your Morning Walk ?.
Walking can be done in evenings too. Morning walk will have an advantage of surroundings free from dust and din. Anyhow its your choice.
9 years ago
Manoj Kumar Lamba replied to the topic Children addicted to gadgets these days !!.
Due to addiction of children to gadgets these days, children more like to play with these gadgets, avoiding outdoor games. Out door games keeps children healthy not only physically but mentally. Kids are going sick to these gadgets. I have seen in many families that some children cannot live without these gadgets, and if you try to keep away them from these gadgets they cry and ready to leave everything for gadgets. So its the responsibility of parents to keep away their children from these gadgets.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar liked a reply to the topic Fighting on TV debates, what lesson they want to give us?.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Writing in other languages.
Exactly. Expressing one's view needs command over that particular language. Else the very purpose of communication will be defeated.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Writing in other languages.
Sofs wrote:
A choice of language for a writer ( as the basic discussion of the post is that) is one in which he/she is able to express the passions of her/his soul. Comfort of expression becomes the main reason for choice of a particular language over the other.
Soperfectly expressed Sofs, I agree, it is the language in which we are the most comfortable that we choose to write and express our thoughts and feelings.
9 years ago
Nah.. I don't know Hindi.. I can teach him French. I made my decisions based on both our comfort levels. He is not the only one to say the truth 3/4 of his class has shifted to French when the option was offered.
That is not my point, my point is inculcate a love for Indian languages.. not make the syllabus heavy and scare children.. its a language.. speak it, get them to love it. This is where we seem to fail.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Fighting on TV debates, what lesson they want to give us?.
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
Seriously, I hate such heated debates on all kinds of issues on the news channels, they cover a wide range of topics from meat ban to women's dress codes and what not including how the girl was at fault in violent sex crimes. So I have now stopped watching such channels, how ever I must say, that the specific mudda in debate here was quite entertaining. But it is also quite sad to know that such incidents present our country in such a poor light.
Exactly, I keep myself away from such TV shows. We know the TV channels live on sensationalism. Knowing this fact why one should buy headache ?
9 years ago
Sofs replied to the topic Fighting on TV debates, what lesson they want to give us?.
When one has to shout, he/she has nothing important to say. He/she has to depend on their lung power more than brain power. We can have peaceful debates, meaningful ones and which will teach the younger generations some lessons from what is happening around them. Our approach seems to be flawed.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Fighting on TV debates, what lesson they want to give us?.
Seriously, I hate such heated debates on all kinds of issues on the news channels, they cover a wide range of topics from meat ban to women's dress codes and what not including how the girl was at fault in violent sex crimes. So I have now stopped watching such channels, how ever I must say, that the specific mudda in debate here was quite entertaining. But it is also quite sad to know that such incidents present our country in such a poor light.
9 years ago
rambabu said thank you to Kalyani Nandurkar for his/her reply to the topic Some healthy options among fast foods....
vijay wrote:
In today's surcharged atmosphere on food matters some one may protest at the merciless ways in which living plants are uprooted and slaughtered to provide food for humans.!!!
That day cannot be that far!!! I myself am a plant lover and it is quite possible that I too might start such a movement!!!
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Some healthy options among fast foods....
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
vijay wrote:
In today's surcharged atmosphere on food matters some one may protest at the merciless ways in which living plants are uprooted and slaughtered to provide food for humans.!!!
That day cannot be that far!!! I myself am a plant lover and it is quite possible that I too might start such a movement!!!
Is there a room for me ? If so you can count me. I help you in Poster making for your movement
9 years ago
Sofs replied to the topic Writing in other languages.
A choice of language for a writer ( as the basic discussion of the post is that) is one in which he/she is able to express the passions of her/his soul. Comfort of expression becomes the main reason for choice of a particular language over the other.
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar replied to the topic Some healthy options among fast foods....
vijay wrote:
In today's surcharged atmosphere on food matters some one may protest at the merciless ways in which living plants are uprooted and slaughtered to provide food for humans.!!!
That day cannot be that far!!! I myself am a plant lover and it is quite possible that I too might start such a movement!!!
9 years ago
Kalyani Nandurkar said thank you to usha manohar for his/her reply to the topic Some healthy options among fast foods....
There are may such practices around the world which to us seems cruel but perfectly natural to them.Arabs have this custom of slitting open a fully pregnant Doe or female goat and bringing out the little one. Cooking the little fetus is considered a delicacy ..
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Fighting on TV debates, what lesson they want to give us?.
Media always lives on sensationalism. It's their staple food. That's why I shy away from such shows.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Should the 'No detention policy' be scrapped?.
I agree with you. Hostile behavior and no regard for teachers are much prevalent in the parent generation students. Then who is responsible for this sad state affairs ? Both parents and teachers are responsible. I can understand working parents in this regard are helpless.
9 years ago
Sofs replied to the topic Fighting on TV debates, what lesson they want to give us?.
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
Basically, they shout for no reason. The worst part is nobody is ready to listen to another person's point of view, as if they are the ultimate one. Sometimes subjects of the debate are good but the discussion remains inconclusive because the spokespersons are not ready to leave one inch of their ground and accept the reality. No one is interested in introspection about what went wrong but believes in passing the buck on others.
The media cannot come up with solutions, just sensationalism. The shout and rant hoping to get rake up the passions of others. Its just playing around with people's emotions.
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic Should the 'No detention policy' be scrapped?.
@rambabu It's true that the education system has become a farce. This is one system where every day some or the other experiment is going on. Well, about counselling I stress on the point that the students need to be motivated through counselling. They must be made aware of not leaving school. There is one more problem I have observed that nowadays the students are extremely disrespectful towards their teachers and parents hardly take a step regarding it. Thus, there is a huge gap in communication between a teacher and a student. In such a position education suffers a lot.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Fighting on TV debates, what lesson they want to give us?.
Exactly. These debates remind of fish markets where only Din is heard. Each one tries to show their superiority over the other. And all of them talk at a time.
9 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic Fighting on TV debates, what lesson they want to give us?.
Basically, they shout for no reason. The worst part is nobody is ready to listen to another person's point of view, as if they are the ultimate one. Sometimes subjects of the debate are good but the discussion remains inconclusive because the spokespersons are not ready to leave one inch of their ground and accept the reality. No one is interested in introspection about what went wrong but believes in passing the buck on others.
9 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Are you too lazy to wake up for your Morning Walk ?.
Walking can be done in evenings too. Morning walk will have an advantage of surroundings free from dust and din. Anyhow its your choice.
9 years ago