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rambabu replied to the topic Your best virtue gained from work .
True. I for one had acquired the trait of Working with a team. If there arise any differences, I learned to settle the issue with cool and calm attitude. I also learned not to resort to heated arguments and exchange of words.
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Can there be a permanent solution to Cow Slaughter .
suni51 wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
The suggestion for import of beef does not appear appropriate. India is major beef exporter. However this is now cow meat. Buffalo meat goes in name of beef. Banning cow slaughter and importing beef is self contradictory. Ban to be effective is to be on cow slaughter as well as on beef eating. But such ban can be only according to food habits and culture prevailing in he region.
In fact importing beef makes a lot of sense to me because f the following reasons
1, It puts an end to clashes that arise out d cow slaughter , the law for which is not at all clear cut
2, In India cows are slaughtered fr consumption after they are past their prime and are f no use fr those who sell milk or use them in cultivation purpose, which makes the meat rubbery and of poor quality.
3,Many beef eaters complain about the poor quality of beef available for local use whereas in other countries the quality is far better , so those who want to eat beef , may not be in a very large number in our country get a better choice sans the continuous friction that we have now because of the cow slaughter.
With due regards there are at least 40 crore people who eat beef and when I say beef that includes cow as well. You may find it exaggerated but that is the hard truth. So we can cater to them using our own organised sector which can take care of the demand and at the same time keeping the illegal butchery out of the picture.
If we go into history we have had cattle slaughter ban since the medieval times and even during Mughal times .When British came here they started the first slaughter house in Calcutta . However there is reference of a large number of Hindus , even Brahmins and some of the Hindu Gods eating beef in the Vedas. Coming to the present times , as many as 24 states have banned slaughter of cows because of the changed perceptions. The number f beef eaters is abut 80 millions which is a small number compared to the total population
http://www.livemint.com/Politics/RhPVLUFmclIDWRIiSoTC7N/Who-are-the-beef-eaters-in-India.html
10 years ago
In my field very few will be able to enter into the room of interviewer (at least in organized sector)
10 years ago
I agree. It all depends on the type of work, one is involved with.. But, irrespective of the field, dedication and hard work will pay. Even if you are a promising and dedicated one with an MBA, dedication and devotion to your work, acts as an additional advantage.
10 years ago
suni51 replied to the topic It is very Punny!.
Swetha Shenoy wrote:
Tum log oppose mein kyu jagadthey ho???
To Fir Kis se JHEGDEN
J is for joyful, H is for heavenly, E is for elegant, G is for greatness, D is for dream, E is for enchant, N is for noble
Ya OPPOSE hi fit hai?
10 years ago
RAMAKRISHNAN. A replied to the topic Happy Vijaya Dashami .
Greetings to all for a Happy Vijaya Dashami, the celebration of victory of good over evil.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic It is very Punny!.
Why do people go Green with jealousy on you ?
Because I grow a Green patch in my garden.
10 years ago
Yes, in your field it's possible to reach to even better position without a MBA. After all Picasso or Hussain had no such qualification or no formal qualification at all.
10 years ago
suni51 replied to the topic Can there be a permanent solution to Cow Slaughter .
usha manohar wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
The suggestion for import of beef does not appear appropriate. India is major beef exporter. However this is now cow meat. Buffalo meat goes in name of beef. Banning cow slaughter and importing beef is self contradictory. Ban to be effective is to be on cow slaughter as well as on beef eating. But such ban can be only according to food habits and culture prevailing in he region.
In fact importing beef makes a lot of sense to me because f the following reasons
1, It puts an end to clashes that arise out d cow slaughter , the law for which is not at all clear cut
2, In India cows are slaughtered fr consumption after they are past their prime and are f no use fr those who sell milk or use them in cultivation purpose, which makes the meat rubbery and of poor quality.
3,Many beef eaters complain about the poor quality of beef available for local use whereas in other countries the quality is far better , so those who want to eat beef , may not be in a very large number in our country get a better choice sans the continuous friction that we have now because of the cow slaughter.
With due regards there are at least 40 crore people who eat beef and when I say beef that includes cow as well. You may find it exaggerated but that is the hard truth. So we can cater to them using our own organised sector which can take care of the demand and at the same time keeping the illegal butchery out of the picture.
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Is Legal Separation the only solution?.
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
I have already mentioned that it is always easy to say and I agree that in your friend's case it is definitely tough to live without compensation. This case signifies need and where the husband was responsible for her quitting the job then as punishment he should pay not on the grounds of compensation or maintenance. The ladies who can manage herself well and thereafter they apply for maintenance is very shameful.
True Shampa, it is only because the law exists in support of women that many women exploit it and apply for heavy alimonies ins pite of earning substantial salaries. However, now even the judges have begun to consider thsi aspect with respect to changing times. Many a judges have refused plea for alimony and recently, in a similar decision in the family court of Pune, the husband who had been handicapped due to accident and was earning very low income compared to his wife, was awarded the alimony paid to him by his wife who earns very well. So that is something, not the woman but the one who is financially more needy among the two is now considered for granting support and compensation/
I agree, as long as the judgment is fair there is no problem and since marriage is between two individuals it is only fair that both are given due considerations with the issue f alimony !
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Can there be a permanent solution to Cow Slaughter .
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
The suggestion for import of beef does not appear appropriate. India is major beef exporter. However this is now cow meat. Buffalo meat goes in name of beef. Banning cow slaughter and importing beef is self contradictory. Ban to be effective is to be on cow slaughter as well as on beef eating. But such ban can be only according to food habits and culture prevailing in he region.
In fact importing beef makes a lot of sense to me because f the following reasons
1, It puts an end to clashes that arise out d cow slaughter , the law for which is not at all clear cut
2, In India cows are slaughtered fr consumption after they are past their prime and are f no use fr those who sell milk or use them in cultivation purpose, which makes the meat rubbery and of poor quality.
3,Many beef eaters complain about the poor quality of beef available for local use whereas in other countries the quality is far better , so those who want to eat beef , may not be in a very large number in our country get a better choice sans the continuous friction that we have now because of the cow slaughter.
10 years ago
usha manohar liked a reply to the topic Can there be a permanent solution to Cow Slaughter .
10 years ago
usha manohar said thank you to Kalyani Nandurkar for his/her reply to the topic Can there be a permanent solution to Cow Slaughter .
usha manohar wrote:
While it is agreed that Cow has become a symbol of Hinduism , I am also appalled to see them being treated like dirt after their usefulness is over.Many people simply drive them out after they pass the stage of producing milk, they wander in the streets and get killed in road accidents or else get taken away by butchers. I feel people should be made responsible and aware.
Yes Usha, it is very sad to see stray cows wandering around, scrounging around for food. While they are healthy and give good quantity of milk, they are taken care of and once they become old and are of no use, are driven away by the owners or sold to butchers! It is quite sad to see the holy animal reduced to such state. However, there is one thing that people could do, that is, not encroach upon open grasslands in rural areas so that continuous supply of suitable food is made available to these animals. It is something thath government should look into and persuade more urgently than entering beef trade. Open grasslands are vital to environment and for micro and macro ecosystems at all levels and also to maintain sufficient levels of water tables.
10 years ago
It's an altogether different story in my case. I was just a graduate in Science when I entered the Corporate communications division of a major Public sector Steel plant. What all they had seen was my past achievements in Advertising Copy writing and design. And they did not fail to see my dedication and hard work from my past achievements. You know in PSUs, there won't be any compromise in rules. But , the organization waived off all the rules.
Seeing this my determination and dedication increased more to rise to the expectations of the Management.
From this point, I never looked back. Gradually, over a period i ascended to Managerial hierarchy. When I took my voluntary retirement my designation was Manager, Visual Arts.
All this without an MBA or any other extra qualification related to Management.
10 years ago
bhuyali saroj replied to the topic It is very Punny!.
i have few jokes on unemployed people
but none of them work
10 years ago
bhuyali saroj replied to the topic Your best virtue gained from work .
the best virtue i gained from my work is i started respecting my father more than earlier because i use to think that my father is lazy and very hopeless but now i have the uttermost respect for my father now i know what he is to do in the office.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Your best virtue gained from work .
True. I for one had acquired the trait of Working with a team. If there arise any differences, I learned to settle the issue with cool and calm attitude. I also learned not to resort to heated arguments and exchange of words.
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Can there be a permanent solution to Cow Slaughter .
suni51 wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
The suggestion for import of beef does not appear appropriate. India is major beef exporter. However this is now cow meat. Buffalo meat goes in name of beef. Banning cow slaughter and importing beef is self contradictory. Ban to be effective is to be on cow slaughter as well as on beef eating. But such ban can be only according to food habits and culture prevailing in he region.
In fact importing beef makes a lot of sense to me because f the following reasons
1, It puts an end to clashes that arise out d cow slaughter , the law for which is not at all clear cut
2, In India cows are slaughtered fr consumption after they are past their prime and are f no use fr those who sell milk or use them in cultivation purpose, which makes the meat rubbery and of poor quality.
3,Many beef eaters complain about the poor quality of beef available for local use whereas in other countries the quality is far better , so those who want to eat beef , may not be in a very large number in our country get a better choice sans the continuous friction that we have now because of the cow slaughter.
With due regards there are at least 40 crore people who eat beef and when I say beef that includes cow as well. You may find it exaggerated but that is the hard truth. So we can cater to them using our own organised sector which can take care of the demand and at the same time keeping the illegal butchery out of the picture.
If we go into history we have had cattle slaughter ban since the medieval times and even during Mughal times .When British came here they started the first slaughter house in Calcutta . However there is reference of a large number of Hindus , even Brahmins and some of the Hindu Gods eating beef in the Vedas. Coming to the present times , as many as 24 states have banned slaughter of cows because of the changed perceptions. The number f beef eaters is abut 80 millions which is a small number compared to the total population
http://www.livemint.com/Politics/RhPVLUFmclIDWRIiSoTC7N/Who-are-the-beef-eaters-in-India.html
10 years ago
In my field very few will be able to enter into the room of interviewer (at least in organized sector)
10 years ago
I agree. It all depends on the type of work, one is involved with.. But, irrespective of the field, dedication and hard work will pay. Even if you are a promising and dedicated one with an MBA, dedication and devotion to your work, acts as an additional advantage.
10 years ago
suni51 replied to the topic It is very Punny!.
Swetha Shenoy wrote:
Tum log oppose mein kyu jagadthey ho???
To Fir Kis se JHEGDEN
J is for joyful, H is for heavenly, E is for elegant, G is for greatness, D is for dream, E is for enchant, N is for noble
Ya OPPOSE hi fit hai?
10 years ago
RAMAKRISHNAN. A replied to the topic Happy Vijaya Dashami .
Greetings to all for a Happy Vijaya Dashami, the celebration of victory of good over evil.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic It is very Punny!.
Why do people go Green with jealousy on you ?
Because I grow a Green patch in my garden.
10 years ago
Yes, in your field it's possible to reach to even better position without a MBA. After all Picasso or Hussain had no such qualification or no formal qualification at all.
10 years ago
suni51 replied to the topic Can there be a permanent solution to Cow Slaughter .
usha manohar wrote:
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
The suggestion for import of beef does not appear appropriate. India is major beef exporter. However this is now cow meat. Buffalo meat goes in name of beef. Banning cow slaughter and importing beef is self contradictory. Ban to be effective is to be on cow slaughter as well as on beef eating. But such ban can be only according to food habits and culture prevailing in he region.
In fact importing beef makes a lot of sense to me because f the following reasons
1, It puts an end to clashes that arise out d cow slaughter , the law for which is not at all clear cut
2, In India cows are slaughtered fr consumption after they are past their prime and are f no use fr those who sell milk or use them in cultivation purpose, which makes the meat rubbery and of poor quality.
3,Many beef eaters complain about the poor quality of beef available for local use whereas in other countries the quality is far better , so those who want to eat beef , may not be in a very large number in our country get a better choice sans the continuous friction that we have now because of the cow slaughter.
With due regards there are at least 40 crore people who eat beef and when I say beef that includes cow as well. You may find it exaggerated but that is the hard truth. So we can cater to them using our own organised sector which can take care of the demand and at the same time keeping the illegal butchery out of the picture.
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Is Legal Separation the only solution?.
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
I have already mentioned that it is always easy to say and I agree that in your friend's case it is definitely tough to live without compensation. This case signifies need and where the husband was responsible for her quitting the job then as punishment he should pay not on the grounds of compensation or maintenance. The ladies who can manage herself well and thereafter they apply for maintenance is very shameful.
True Shampa, it is only because the law exists in support of women that many women exploit it and apply for heavy alimonies ins pite of earning substantial salaries. However, now even the judges have begun to consider thsi aspect with respect to changing times. Many a judges have refused plea for alimony and recently, in a similar decision in the family court of Pune, the husband who had been handicapped due to accident and was earning very low income compared to his wife, was awarded the alimony paid to him by his wife who earns very well. So that is something, not the woman but the one who is financially more needy among the two is now considered for granting support and compensation/
I agree, as long as the judgment is fair there is no problem and since marriage is between two individuals it is only fair that both are given due considerations with the issue f alimony !
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Can there be a permanent solution to Cow Slaughter .
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:
The suggestion for import of beef does not appear appropriate. India is major beef exporter. However this is now cow meat. Buffalo meat goes in name of beef. Banning cow slaughter and importing beef is self contradictory. Ban to be effective is to be on cow slaughter as well as on beef eating. But such ban can be only according to food habits and culture prevailing in he region.
In fact importing beef makes a lot of sense to me because f the following reasons
1, It puts an end to clashes that arise out d cow slaughter , the law for which is not at all clear cut
2, In India cows are slaughtered fr consumption after they are past their prime and are f no use fr those who sell milk or use them in cultivation purpose, which makes the meat rubbery and of poor quality.
3,Many beef eaters complain about the poor quality of beef available for local use whereas in other countries the quality is far better , so those who want to eat beef , may not be in a very large number in our country get a better choice sans the continuous friction that we have now because of the cow slaughter.
10 years ago
usha manohar liked a reply to the topic Can there be a permanent solution to Cow Slaughter .
10 years ago
usha manohar said thank you to Kalyani Nandurkar for his/her reply to the topic Can there be a permanent solution to Cow Slaughter .
usha manohar wrote:
While it is agreed that Cow has become a symbol of Hinduism , I am also appalled to see them being treated like dirt after their usefulness is over.Many people simply drive them out after they pass the stage of producing milk, they wander in the streets and get killed in road accidents or else get taken away by butchers. I feel people should be made responsible and aware.
Yes Usha, it is very sad to see stray cows wandering around, scrounging around for food. While they are healthy and give good quantity of milk, they are taken care of and once they become old and are of no use, are driven away by the owners or sold to butchers! It is quite sad to see the holy animal reduced to such state. However, there is one thing that people could do, that is, not encroach upon open grasslands in rural areas so that continuous supply of suitable food is made available to these animals. It is something thath government should look into and persuade more urgently than entering beef trade. Open grasslands are vital to environment and for micro and macro ecosystems at all levels and also to maintain sufficient levels of water tables.
10 years ago
It's an altogether different story in my case. I was just a graduate in Science when I entered the Corporate communications division of a major Public sector Steel plant. What all they had seen was my past achievements in Advertising Copy writing and design. And they did not fail to see my dedication and hard work from my past achievements. You know in PSUs, there won't be any compromise in rules. But , the organization waived off all the rules.
Seeing this my determination and dedication increased more to rise to the expectations of the Management.
From this point, I never looked back. Gradually, over a period i ascended to Managerial hierarchy. When I took my voluntary retirement my designation was Manager, Visual Arts.
All this without an MBA or any other extra qualification related to Management.
10 years ago
bhuyali saroj replied to the topic It is very Punny!.
i have few jokes on unemployed people
but none of them work
10 years ago
bhuyali saroj replied to the topic Your best virtue gained from work .
the best virtue i gained from my work is i started respecting my father more than earlier because i use to think that my father is lazy and very hopeless but now i have the uttermost respect for my father now i know what he is to do in the office.
10 years ago