Interesting Sayings...

BE GOOD TO OTHERS ON YOUR WAY UP 

YOU MAY NEED THEM 

ON YOUR WAY DOWN

Today's Business World...

DO WORK 

OR 

TAKE CREDIT

Interesting Sayings...

WE DON’T STOP PLAYING 

BECAUSE WE GROW OLD 

WE GROW OLD 

BECAUSE WE STOP PLAYING

Interesting Sayings.....

IF YOU RISK NOTHING 

YOU RISK EVERYTHING

Interesting Sayings......

WHEN MONEY SPEAKS

THE TRUTH IS silent

वो मेरा ना हुआ...

ज़िन्दगी के सफर में हर अरमान पूरा ना हुआ
पर इस बात का हमें कभी गम ना हुआ
बस एक बात चुभति है दिल में फिर भी कभी कभी
कि मैं उसका और वो मेरा ना हुआ

Girlfriend or Career?

I have to pick between my girlfriend, whom I absolutely love, and my dream job, which pays five times as much as I currently make. What do I do? Is there a way for me to choose both?

Some men choose to follow women , and some men choose to follow their dreams. If you're wondering which way to go, remember that your career will never wake up and tell you that it doesn't love you anymore.

i hope you have your answer..

(a broken heart will last for a while.. but a broken dream will kill you everyday of your life) .

What is the worst argument in the world?

A: He topped the class. He must have studied really hard.

B: So, what? I studied just one day and managed to pass. I could have easily topped as well, had I studied properly. Not a big deal!
* * *

Probably the worst argument!

P.S. Never judge on things you "could have" done but haven't actually done.

What are some of the best paintings by Indian artists?

This was a gift to JRD Tata on his Birthday by a street artist.. Nobody was able to understand his art. Unfortunately, only the painting was given to JRD and the artist had promised to reveal the secret shortly However, JRD was no more when the secret was actually revealed.

Here's  the secret revealed. When you place a steel rod at the circle in the  first pic you saw, you will see the image of the JRD Tata as a  reflection on the steel rod as seen in the second pic below. Isn't it  incredible!!

What EdUcAtIoN SyStEm has given me !!!

There have been lot of jokes and sarcastic remarks on our education system and its importance in our professional lives. Even today while browsing a page on facebook, i came across a post: "Sometimes I just want to go back to school, attend a class and abruptly shout - KYO PADHA RHE HO. YE KYA ***** KAAM AAYEGA?" 

While it may be true for some, but it may not be a general statement which holds a universal truth. There's a saying that - "A teacher can only teach students as much as they are ready to learn". A teacher imparts same education to all the students but still some of them become toppers in the class while others fail. Why?

I am not saying that my views expressed below are universal truth but these may be felt true by a lot of us who will spare time to think about it. So, today after reading the above said post on facebook, I thought of sharing my experience about - What our education system has taught me & how it has helped me in my personal & professional life.

ABILITY TO INTERACT PROFESSIONALLY is something that I had learnt during my school days. Interacting with the teachers, with classmates and friends and with the other staff members of the school was the first experience I gained in my school, that is still helpful in my professional & personal life.

HISTORY is one of my least liked subjects. And sometimes I wonder if it was really necessary. But if we think deeply, it was one subject that had potential to influence our moral values. The feeling of patriotism and unity & the importance of freedom was something that history has taught us and has ingrained in our values itself

LANGUAGE - be it Hindi or English or any other regional language is taught in our schools that we use for our whole life. But being a part of our daily routine, we forget its importance in our life and the fact that our schools only had taught us how to read & write. 

Coming to the professional studies (like engineering/MBBS/MBA etc.) it may seem wasteful and useless in our jobs, but are they totally meaningless? If that be the case then why a company specifies to have degree in mechanical engineering or MBA in finance and not have general demand that any graduate can apply (like in banks)

What I had learnt depends on how I view it. The engineering course had provided me with the first opportunity to visit a manufacturing facility and see how things happen in the industries. I learnt that how the small components we see in the machines & the vehicles are manufactured with precision and my course helped me to understand those operations. The course may not have taught me how to operate a lathe machine, but thats not what I as an engineer is supposed to do. I need to be able to read the drawings and understand the design and implications of any deviation or change.

In short if I say, a whole building can not be built in a day. Our education system does the work of laying the foundation for us to build upon it. How and what we build over it is upto us, but to blame that the education system is useless and good for nothing is not justified in my personal opinion. There is always a scope for improvement in all fields and our education system is no exception. But it doesn't means that the present system is scrap. Please respect the System that has enabled us to become what we are today.