FW: India's Gift to the World...

May be repeated but too good…

 

cg

 

“The more we come out and do good to others, the more our hearts will be purified, and God will be in them.”

~~~ Swami Vivekananda

 

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India's Gift to the World...

Some of the percentages mentioned may have changed by this time, but should only have got better.

 

 

LET US SAY GOD BLESS INDIA

 

 India's Gift to the World ……………… Be proud to be Indian.
 
Many of us are unaware of most of the information shown in the attached presentation.
All must read it including the younger generation.

 

 

 

NEW ACCOUNTING TERMINOLOGY from India

Very Funny… J

NEW ACCOUNTING TERMINOLOGY from India

1 Lac                            =     1 Peti

1 Crore                        =     1 Khoka

500 Crore                    =     1 Koda

1000  Crore                 =     1 Radia

10,000 Crore               =      1 Kalmadi

100, 000 Crore            =       1 Raja

100 Raja                       =      1 Sharad Pawar

10 Sharad Pawar         =      1 SONIYA Madam

FW: Technology @ its best !!!!!!

Really salute to the Team who design this… also one thing needs to be noted that GPS system’s Accuracy in case of countries like Germany / US / UK is just best and at the level of 99% or may be more than this, which is still very poor in India. This accuracy definitely helps them in developing such a perfect system.

 

Regards,

chirag

 

“The more we come out and do good to others, the more our hearts will be purified, and God will be in them.”

~~~ Swami Vivekananda

 

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Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2011 5:41 PM

Subject: Technology @ its best !!!!!!

 

How to call a  autonomous taxi in Berlin http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kyk1VLTSH_U

 

 

 

Firefox takes top browser spot in Europe: StatCounter

You may like to read more on this:-

 

Firefox takes top browser spot in Europe: StatCounter

In December, the open-source Firefox took 38.1 percent of European market share, while Internet Explorer's share slipped to 37.5 percent

 

Tuesday, January 04, 2011

HELSINKI, FINLAND: Mozilla's Firefox browser has overtaken Microsoft's Internet Explorer as the leader in Europe, the first time Microsoft's browser has lost its top spot in a major market, a web analytics firm StatCounter said.

In December, the open-source Firefox took 38.1 percent of European market share, while Internet Explorer's share slipped to 37.5 percent. Google Chrome saw its share rising to 14.6 percent from just 5.1 percent a year earlier.

 

More on:-      http://www.ciol.com//Developer/News-Reports/Firefox-takes-top-browser-spot-in-Europe-StatCounter/145280/0/     

 

Best Regards,

Chirag Gandhi

Project Manager

 

Sun Point

Nr. Parimal Garden  Ellisbridge

Ahmedabad 380 006   India

 

M   +91 9376109333

T   +91 7939820000

www.mudra.com

 

E-course on 'Cities and Climate Change from CEPT, Ahmedabad

Good initiative By CEPT, Ahmedabad...

 

Someone around you may be interested to go get this: Professional Certificate Course on

 

Cities and Climate Change:

Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies

 

Go Green…

 

Regards,

chirag

 

"No trees were killed in sending of this message. However, a

large numbers of electrons were terribly inconvenienced."

 

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Subject: E-course on 'Cities and Climate Change

 

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Please see the attached letter and E-course brochure

 

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FW: Azim Premji's Lessons Learnt.

Good one…

 

cg

 

“The more we come out and do good to others, the more our hearts will be purified, and God will be in them.”

~~~ Swami Vivekananda

 

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Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2011 12:17 PM
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Subject: Azim Premji's Lessons Learnt.

 

 

Dear All,

 

 

This is an address by Azim Premji in the 'Shaping Young Minds Program' (SYMP) organized by AIMA in collaboration with the Bombay Management Association (BMA) in Mumbai on 'My Lessons in Life'.

 

I am very happy to be here with you. It is always wonderful to be with young people. As my hair turned from black, to salt and pepper and finally salt without the pepper, I have begun to realize the importance of youth. At the same time, I have begun to truly appreciate some of the lessons I have learnt along the way. I hope you will find them useful when you plan your own career and life.

 First

 The first thing I have learnt is that we must always begin with our strengths. There is an imaginary story of a rabbit. The rabbit was enrolled in a rabbit school. Like all rabbits, it could hop very well but could not swim. At the end of the year, the rabbit got high marks in hopping but failed in swimming. The parents were concerned. They said, 'Forget about hopping. You are anyway good at it. Concentrate on swimming.' They sent the rabbit for tuitions in swimming. And guess what happened? The rabbit forgot how to hop! As for swimming, have you ever seen a rabbit swim? While it is important for us to know what we are not good at, we must also cherish what is good in us. That is because it is only our strengths that can give us the energy to correct our weaknesses.

 Second

 The second lesson I have learnt is that a rupee earned is of far more value than five found. My friend was sharing me the story of his eight year-old niece. She would always complain about the breakfast. The cook tried everything possible, but the child remained unhappy. Finally, my friend took the child to a supermarket and brought one of those ready-to-cook packets. The child had to cut the packet and pour water in the dish. The child found the food to be absolutely delicious? The difference was that she has cooked it! In my own life, I have found that nothing gives as much satisfaction as earning our rewards. In fact, what is gifted or inherited follows the old rule of come easy, go easy. I guess we only know the value of what we have if we have struggled to earn it.

Third

 The third lesson I have learnt is no one bats a hundred every time. Life has many challenges. You win some and lose some. You must enjoy winning. But do not let it go to the head. The moment it does, you are already on your way to failure. And if you do encounter failure along the way, treat it as an equally natural phenomenon. Don't beat yourself for it or any one else for that matter! Accept it, look at your own share in the problem, learn from it and move on. The important thing is, when you lose, do not lose the lesson.

 Fourth

 The fourth lesson I have learnt is the importance of humility. Sometimes, when you get so much in life, you really start wondering whether you deserve all of it. We have so much to be grateful for. Our parents, our teachers and our seniors have done so much for us that we can never repay them. Many people focus on the shortcomings, because obviously no one can be perfect. But it is important to first acknowledge what we have received. Nothing in life is permanent but when a relationship ends, rather than becoming bitter, we must learn to savor the memory of the good things while they lasted.

 Fifth

The fifth lesson I learnt is that we must always strive for excellence. One way of achieving excellence is by looking at those better than ourselves. Keep learning what they do differently. But excellence cannot be imposed from the outside. We must also feel the need from within. It must involve not only our mind but also our heart and soul. Excellence is not an act but a habit. I remember the inspiring lines of a poem, which says that your reach must always exceed your grasp. That is heaven on earth. Ultimately, your only competition is yourself.

 Sixth

 The sixth lesson I have learnt is never give up in the face of adversity. It comes on you suddenly without warning. Always keep in mind that it is only the test of fire that makes fine steel. A friend of mine shared this incident with me. His eight-year old daughter was struggling away at a jigsaw puzzle. She kept at it for hours but could not succeed. Finally, it went beyond her bedtime. My friend told her, 'Look, why don't you just give up? I don't think you will complete it tonight. Look at it another day.' The daughter looked with a strange look in her eyes, 'But, dad, why should I give up? All the pieces are there! I have just got to put them together!' If we persevere long enough, we can put any problem into its perspective.

 Seventh

 The seventh lesson I have learnt is that while you must be open to change, do not compromise on your values. Mahatma Gandhiji often said that you must open the windows of your mind, but you must not be swept off your feet by the breeze. Values like honesty, integrity, consideration and humility have survived for generations. At the end of the day, it is values that define a person more than the achievements. Do not be tempted by short cuts. The short cut can make you lose your way and end up becoming the longest way to the destination.

 Final

 And the final lesson I learnt is that we must have faith in our own ideas even if everyone tells us that we are wrong. There was once a newspaper vendor who had a rude customer. Every morning, the Customer would walk by, refuse to return the greeting, grab the paper off the shelf and throw the money at the vendor. The vendor would pick up the money, smile politely and say, 'Thank you, Sir.' One day, the vendor's assistant asked him, 'Why are you always so polite with him when he is so rude to you? Why don't you throw the newspaper at him when he comes back tomorrow?' The vendor smiled and replied, 'He can't help being rude and I can't help being polite. Why should I let his rude behavior dictate my politeness?

 I hope you achieve success in whatever way you define it and what gives you the maximum happiness in life. 'Remember, those who win are those who believe they can.'

 -Azim Premji

 

 

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Happy New Year & Welcome New Decade!!!

On the last day of the 1^st Decade of 21^st Century & on the Eve of starting of 1^st day of 1^st year of new Decade

Wising you & your family a very happy New Year… & happy new Decade…

Let’s Welcome 2011, A year of love, faith, joy, hope, peace, health & wealth…

Wishing you happy holidays & season’s greetings & happy moments...

 

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Chirag Gandhi & Family…

Mudra - Ahmedabad

+91-9376109333

 

Best Regards,

Chirag Gandhi

Project Manager

 

Sun Point

Nr. Parimal Garden  Ellisbridge

Ahmedabad 380 006   India

 

M   +91 9376109333

T   +91 7939820000

www.mudra.com

 

FW: The day that can be : The Day the Dollar Died

Worth viewing both videos:-

 

 

"The more we come out and do good to others, the more our hearts will be purified, and God will be in them."

~~~ Swami Vivekananda

 

Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 2010 5:52 PM
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Subject: The day that can be

 

The Day the Dollar Died

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2N8gJSMoOJc&feature=pyv&ad=6050032234&kw=dollar
 

Unintended Consequences

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ij4H9M55c64

 

 

 

 

 

Happy Holidays & Cartoon Calendar 2011

Happy holidays & season greetings 2 U All…

 

Welcome 2011; A year of love, faith, joy, hope, peace, health & wealth…

 

Wising you all a very happy new Year.

 

Here is highly demanded Cartoon Calendar 2011 for your kids & grand kids…

 

Best wishes,

Chirag Gandhi & Family…

 

Best Regards,

Chirag Gandhi

Project Manager

 

Sun Point

Nr. Parimal Garden  Ellisbridge

Ahmedabad 380 006   India

 

M   +91 9376109333

T   +91 7939820000

www.mudra.com

 

An excellent article i read on Indian culture

Long one but… very much informative & motivational too…

 

cg

 

"The more we come out and do good to others, the more our hearts will be purified, and God will be in them."

~~~ Swami Vivekananda

 

From:
Sent: Friday, December 24, 2010 1:50 PM
Subject: Fw: An excellent article i read on Indian culture

 

 

Friends,

 

This the most amazing article i read on ancient Indian philosophy and culture. 

 

I thought of sharing it with you in case you are interested

 

http://www.thedailybell.com/1612/Jeffrey-Armstrong-on-the-Mysteries-of-Indian-Culture-the-Relevance-of-Hindu-Vedas-and-the-Realty-of-Ancient-Flying-Machines-.html

 

Regards