Dear all,
I think u will like this.
Open the attachment in your internet explorer or in firefox.
Best Regards,
chirag gandhi
project manager
mudra
mudra towers
shanti sadan society ellisbridge
ahmedabad 380 006 india
m (91) 93761 09333
t (91-79) 39820000
f (91-79) 26463606
Forgiveness is all-powerful. Forgiveness heals all ills.
--Catherine Ponder
Long one, but good one for the students just completed 12th.
"Don't be afraid to take a big step. You can't cross a chasm in two small jumps."
- David Lloyd George
From:
Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2007 10:19 AM
To:
Subject: Fw: Students choose your career options 10+12
HI! STUDENTS CONGRATULATION S FOR YOUR 12TH RESULT
Career Options
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Entering high school is perhaps the most crucial phase in the life of a teenager. This is the time when one has to make concrete plans about one's future. This in turn determines thecourse of the rest of one's life.
The moment a student enters XI standard, one should make a judicious choice of subjects. An ideal thing to do is to consult academicians, relatives and guardians. Moreover,
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one must give due considerations to the circumstances, social status, priorities of one's family, a person's physical attributes, his own limitations and capabilities and so forth.
Consider a few examples. If you are a young boy of average health but are rather short, the Armed forces or the Police services are out for you, as these require cadets above a certain height. On the other hand if you are very tall, burly, well built possessing a good physique, then certainly these jobs are for you as are merchant navy, coastguards, detective services and so forth. Those of you young girls who are tall, possess slim figures can try your hand at being a model, classical dancer or even an airhostess et al.
You career choice is determined by your interests, temperament, physical strength, energy levels etc. If you are indolent instead of active, then go in for some sedate job. There are plenty of them going around. These include library science, school teaching, lectureship, medical transcription , dietician, psychiatrist/ clinical psychologist, all sorts computer related jobs and so forth. On the other hand, if you are an extremely creative person, then hy not try your hand in journalism, copywriting & advertising, TV production, multimedia, fashion or even jewellery designing?
If you happen to hail from a well to do family that has been successfully running more than one business ventures, then it would natural on the part of your parents/elders to expect that you join in the family business. Your desire to become a doctor or engineer or a professional singer or actor would hardly be appreciated. In that case you could change your mindset and opt for MBA , CA etc.
Then of course, psychological and emotional factors too play their part. If you happen to be the only child, then your parents would prefer to see you settled in a suitable profession, where you can be in proximity with them. If this is your case, then you might find it difficult to opt for any branch of the Defence forces, Paramilitary services, Intelligence services, Sales & marketing, Travel & tourism - jobs which are likely to take you away from your home and family for longer.
Coming to proficiency in subjects, if you are strong in sciences, mathematics etc, then architecture, medicine, engineering, biotechnology, biochemistry, molecular biology, microbiology, genetics are surely going to be good for you.
Apart from the conventional education that leads to formal degrees, there are vocational courses as well. As an individual make up your mind as to what you really want to do and what your capabilities are. For instance if you are adept in cutting tailoring and stitching jobs, go in for a vocational course, rather than a formal BA or MA degree. Similarly if you are deeply interested in becoming a beautician or hair stylist, join one or more of these vocational courses after you finish high school.
Always bear in mind that you have got to fight your own battle and the onus of convincing your parents lies entirely on you. You are likely to face stiff resistance no doubt, but you must put up a brave face and take everything in your stride. However, ultimately you are the one who has to take the final decisions about your career.
This time very funny one…
"Don't be afraid to take a big step. You can't cross a chasm in two small jumps."
- David Lloyd George
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From:
Date: May 24, 2007 9:03 AM
Subject: Video Fun 5/23
Video Fun
Just see the creativity….
"Don't be afraid to take a big step. You can't cross a chasm in two small jumps."
- David Lloyd George
From: To: Chirag Gandhi
Subject: Fw: Shadow Dance
Subject: Shadow Dance
Marvellous one…
"Don't be afraid to take a big step. You can't cross a chasm in two small jumps."
- David Lloyd George
From: S]
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2007 2:48 PM
To:
Subject: Amazing Skill........
If you don’t know gujarati, then go to someone who can red Guajarati & translate it in to English, because the attachment is very very much motivating one…
"Think High, Work Hard, Discuss Hot... Live Soft."
From: Scom]
Sent: Monday, May 21, 2007 10:27 AM
To: hi
Subject: Fw: BUDHAPO-OLD AGE
This attachment is in Gujrati.
If you do not know Gujrati than.....
BAD LUCK.
Pass it on to those who know Gujrati.
May be repeat, BUT good one…
"Don't be afraid to take a big step. You can't cross a chasm in two small jumps."
- David Lloyd George
From: Scom]
Sent: Monday, May 21, 2007 10:11 AM
To: om
Subject: Fw: Dubai city at night
Dubai City at Night
Good one…
Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the World.
--- Nelson Mandela
From: Sp.com]
Sent: Thursday, May 17, 2007 11:44 AM
To: "Undisclosed-Recipient:;"@smtp2.timesgroup.com
Subject: Fw: Jammu & Kashmir...Incredible !!!
Jammu & Kashmir...Incredible !!!
Jammu Kashmir
Warm Welcome upon arrival: Flower Guy !
Gulmarg : About 60 kms from Srinagar, 2 hrs drive.
Gulmarg : About 60 kms from Srinagar, 2 hrs drive.
Jammu Kashmir
Is it a Road or ....
Nishat Bagh !
Mirror image ! : posted this picture upside down. Can you really make it out ?? Besides the fact that the sky is lighter (below) and the water is darker (above)..
Lost in Thoughts .... : This is the local boat that the villagers use. It's completely made out of wood and cost's as much as 30-40000 INR a piece.
Dear all,
I think this is a very good news for all of us… J
Time Magazine in April 2004, declared Professor Jeffrey D Sachs as one of the 100 most influential people in the world.
| India will become bigger than the USA: Jeffrey Sachs |
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And it's no wonder that he seems clearly excited about the fact that India's President is a scientist and the Prime Minster, an economist. In an exclusive interview with The Smart Manager, Jeffrey, author and coauthor of over 200 scholarly articles explains among other things, as to why problems don't go away without money and why you have to throw money at them.
"By mid century India could overtake the US by absolute size," says Jeffrey Sachs, Special Advisor to the UN Secretary General on Millennium Development Goals and one of the world's foremost economists. In this interview with The Smart Manager, he offers a realistic course of action which India could follow to achieve this.
Time Magazine in April 2004, declared Professor Jeffrey D Sachs as one of the 100 most influential people in the world. As the Special Advisor to UN Secretary General Kofi Anan on the Millennium Development Goals, he says, "India is poised to become one of the three large economies of the world. By the mid century I think India could overtake US by absolute size. Professor Sachs (born in Detroit, 1954) an alumini of Harvard University, is director of The Earth Institute at Columbia University where economists and scientists work together on environment and social issues. And it's no wonder that he seems clearly excited about the fact that India's President is a scientist and the Prime Minster, an economist.
increasing the productivity level of the agricultural sector is critical, what are your suggestions?
you mentioned the use of IT in agriculture. Can you elaborate?
the Earth Institute is perhaps the only research organization in the world where economists and scientists work together on environment and social issues. You are excited and happy about the fact that our President is a scientist and the Prime Minster, an economist. So is the feeling then of, "Oh, the people in power are like us, they understand my lingo!" Do you see India as your new laboratory?
during the recent elections, some progressive chief ministers were booted out of power. What do you make of that signal? In all democracies one group gets booted in one day and out another: governments will keep rotating. It may look like instability but it actually is one of the deeper and better ways of controlling corruption and not allowing it to become entrenched. What it has not done is to derail economic reforms.
I am sure Indian politicians are asking themselves, that if they make investments in IT, if they try to create urban centers of excellence, they are not going to stay in power… Politicians in this country understand that they are going to be in and out of power. What happened in India after the elections was amazing. Incumbents were booted out, yet the handover happened so incredibly peacefully.
There was not even a small power struggle to try to cling to office. It was an amazingly smooth transition. There is such an unbelievable amount of social capital in India. One appreciates and admires to the limit what has just happened in terms of what it really means about the capacity of this country to absorb change and manage itself peacefully. It is a phenomenon because I see the opposite all over the world.
There are issues of political correctness, of knowledge and of money. I do believe in throwing money at a problem. Yes, I understand the corruption issues, but without money, the problem is not going to go away.
India should increase public spending on health to at least 3% of GNP within three years. The increase should come mainly at the state level and mainly to finance prevention and treatment of primary health conditions such as infectious diseases (AIDS, TB, malaria, respiratory infection diarrhea), nutrition and reproductive health. In education, public spending should rise to at least 5% of GNP.
Again, the increase should come mainly at the state level, and mainly to finance universal education through age 14. Mechanisms such as a school midday meal program are extremely effective for increasing school attendance, for example.
when you are in India, you talk about how the Indian economy has the potential to really grow. What do you say when you go to China?
But China has some very, very serious problems. First, its political system is out of date, and out of sync with the modern bustling dynamic economies. A centrally ruled administrative state could make sense for a country of rice growing villages but it does not make sense for a modern dynamic economy. So China has a major issue of political change in the coming decades. There is major poverty in the Western parts of the country. China, like India, neglected the public health system.
The environmental management is as precarious in China as in India: a massive water crisis, climate crisis and unreliable energy system. It faces economic reform challenges; it faces political restructure challenges from a completely traditionalized centralized state to a much more open and democratic system, which will come in a decade in China. There is a long term transformation under way.
Both India and China have similar problems in environment, in the lack of proper social investment, in the challenges of catching up. The fact that China is ahead in the economic reforms means that India can learn from China in regard to a role in the world economy. The fact that India is ahead in political decentralization and democracy means that China has a lot to learn from India in that regard.
economic development is both the cause and consequence of urbanization. Clearly in the Indian context massive rural to urban migration is not an option, because the urban sector is already fairly very crowded. What do you recommend? The urbanization rate in India depends on how you measure it. Currently it is about one third of the population. India will certainly become a predominantly urban society. The question is how, when and where? Traditionally, economic development takes places not only in urban areas but also in coastal areas.
Take the US for example, which is a continental country. As its economy developed in the 19th and 20th centuries, a significantly rising proportion went to the coast from rural areas. India already has an important coastal economy, and I expect that India's coastal urban areas will continue to grow. Mumbai is one of the largest urban centers in the world with probably 15 mn to 20 mn people living in the greater metropolis area. It will continue to grow to 20 mn, 30 mn and 40 mn over time.
The urban center will spread up and down the coast in the same way that in Japan you have a continuously densely settled urban area from Tokyo all the way to Osaka and Kyoto. It is much harder to get economic development taking place in the deep interior of India than it is along the coast.
in 2001, you published a paper on India's Decade of Development. What are the top four goals you set out?
Second, a reduction of adult illiteracy from around 45% to less than 20% by 2010. Third, universal primary education for ages 5-14 for girls and boys with a school for all within five kilometers of home. And last, all villages should posses electricity, a trunk road, telephone and internet connectivity, a school, clean water and sanitation, a village health worker and local self-government. As I said earlier, problems don't go away without money. You have to throw money at them.
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Best Regards,
chirag gandhi
project manager
mudra
mudra towers
shanti sadan society ellisbridge
ahmedabad 380 006 india
m (91) 93761 09333
t (91-79) 39820000
f (91-79) 26463606
Forgiveness is all-powerful. Forgiveness heals all ills.
--Catherine Ponder
Try this…. Good one… JJJ
Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the World.
--- Nelson Mandela
From: Importance: High
-Your Name Meanings-
Instructions : What u do is find out what each letter of ur name means.
Then connect all the meanings & it Describes YOU. [Its True & isn't it Great]
If you have double or triple letters, just count the meaning once.
For Example : WONDOR
W = You like your privacy.
O = You are very open-minded.
N = You like to work, but you always want a break.
D = You have trouble trusting people.
O = You are very open-minded.
R = You are a social butterfly.
Dear all,
Please go through the link & vote… JJJ
Here's a chance for all of us to tell Hon. President - "we want you back for the second term."
President Kalam has consistently spoken about a Vision for India by the year 2020 and has enumerated ways and means to achieve it. It is within our reach to send the Message to the electoral college.
Do you think Dr A P J Abdul Kalam should continue as the President of India for a second term?
If you want him to continue, then register to vote.
Jai Hind.
Best Regards,
chirag gandhi
project manager
mudra
mudra towers
shanti sadan society ellisbridge
ahmedabad 380 006 india
m (91) 93761 09333
t (91-79) 39820000
f (91-79) 26463606
Forgiveness is all-powerful. Forgiveness heals all ills.
--Catherine Ponder
Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the World.
--- Nelson Mandela
-----Original Message-----
From:]
Sent: Sunday, April 22, 2007 10:08 AM
To: Subject: FW: Fwd: How to wash a T-shirt
Nice TVC…
Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the World.
--- Nelson Mandela
From: om]
Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2007 1:29 PM
To:
Subject: Nice Ad
nice.....
For all internet lovers here is, one of the most useful collections of most famous websites. Each logo below is a link to the corresponding website.
I am sure you all will like this mail. I think this mail originally created by some US citizen or co., so it is not having name of indian sites & also not having name of BBC…
Any but in deed a good & big collection… so enjoy………………………………
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