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anil replied to the topic Neem, health benefits..
Neha Sadana wrote:
Neem has several health and skin benefits. Having a neem tree outside at home helps in keeping many diseases at bay. It keeps viral infections and also insects away from our home!
neema is also an effective pesticite. In organic farming farmer is using it as pesticites. Recently government make it compulsory for fertlizers manufactures to coat granules of urea with neema powder. It reduce consumption of urea.
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Shouldn't legal professionals have some moral responsibility towards society?.
rambabu wrote:
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
@vijay
By the way I am Shampa Sadhya and not Sandhya. My opinion is that if the lawyers know that the person is a hardcore criminal then they must refuse to fight their case. Well, as you or many other has explained in this thread even I too know the rule that every client must get a lawyer but I am not thinking on legal terms rather on social responsibility. You said if lawyers take my advice then many innocents will be punished but I said the lawyers must learn to refuse the criminals because they can make out who is guilty as the clients are supposed to keep no secrets from their lawyers.
There are a few cases where lawyers refused to take up cases of hard core criminals. But that kind of moral values you find in very less number of lawyers.
It is not a case of moral values but a question of being professional...I am quoting what I posted earlier..
In fact if no lawyer is forthcoming to take on the case of a hardened criminal , the court normally appoints one to defend him because the law says he is innocent until proven guilty. We have had cases in our country where a few people were in prison for 30 years and were let out because there was either no evidence or because they were found innocent after some hidden evidence came into light ! So everybody is entitled to a defence even if the case is water tight like it was in the case of Nirbhaya...
10 years ago
usha manohar liked a reply to the topic Why students are so disrespectful towards their teachers at present?.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Shouldn't legal professionals have some moral responsibility towards society?.
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
@vijay
By the way I am Shampa Sadhya and not Sandhya. My opinion is that if the lawyers know that the person is a hardcore criminal then they must refuse to fight their case. Well, as you or many other has explained in this thread even I too know the rule that every client must get a lawyer but I am not thinking on legal terms rather on social responsibility. You said if lawyers take my advice then many innocents will be punished but I said the lawyers must learn to refuse the criminals because they can make out who is guilty as the clients are supposed to keep no secrets from their lawyers.
There are a few cases where lawyers refused to take up cases of hard core criminals. But that kind of moral values you find in very less number of lawyers.
10 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic Shouldn't legal professionals have some moral responsibility towards society?.
@vijay
By the way I am Shampa Sadhya and not Sandhya. My opinion is that if the lawyers know that the person is a hardcore criminal then they must refuse to fight their case. Well, as you or many other has explained in this thread even I too know the rule that every client must get a lawyer but I am not thinking on legal terms rather on social responsibility. You said if lawyers take my advice then many innocents will be punished but I said the lawyers must learn to refuse the criminals because they can make out who is guilty as the clients are supposed to keep no secrets from their lawyers.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Height of joblessness..
Getting a fake degree is easy. Education system has become farce and butt of laughter.
10 years ago
anil answered the question Should foreign tours for MLAs and MPs be abolished ?.
Yes I am agree with Ghosh, selected MP and MLAs must be sent for foreign tours. Some MPs and MLAs are illiterate. What they learn in foreign countries?
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Does toll take a toll on you?.
anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Roads are the property of the Government. One has to pay for using the Roads.
But, as a user of the Road, if you have any grievance pertaining to Damages caused to your vehicle due bad roads, you can approach Consumer Forms. You have a right to claim the damages.
It is bitter truth that it is not possible for government to construct and maintain road with own sources. Toll roads is only solution of it. It happen some time that toll charging agencies is charging toll after competing their period. Approaching to consumer court is easy but getting claim is not easy.
of course for getting the compensation from consumer courts it takes time. Because the number of grievance case are more and courts are very less in number.
10 years ago
anil answered the question Who painted the famous work, 'The Birth of Venus'?.
Ram Baby you are a professional artist so you can told us it, But it seems you want to check our GK.
10 years ago
anil answered the question Growing herbs on window sil...
Here in my city flat system in not in fashion. Most of us have independent house. Person who have some free land in front of house like to plant some flowers and some other small plants. I am growing some small plant on my roof in clay pots.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Why students are so disrespectful towards their teachers at present?.
anil wrote:
It is not fair to blame only to parents, teachers and students. All are responsible for this situation. For parents a school is good one who have maximum facilities for their kids. A.C class rooms, water coolers and so on. They are not any problem with quality of faculty. Teachers are also responsible. We read in newspapers that teacher abuse girls students and some time they came to school after drinking alocohal. New genration of student is less displined. Before some days in Jodhpur at Delhi Public school, student of 9th standard brings wine with him serve to all students. Who is responsible for it?
Yes all are responsible for the pathetic condition prevailing in the education system. The examples you quoted really explain the situation.
10 years ago
anil liked the topic Height of joblessness..
In U.P. for 368 peon posts, 23 lakh applicants have applied.Among applicants there are Btech., Bsc, Msc, PHd degree holders.
If PHD holders got selected for the post, then their boss may order them as, "Dr. X please clean the table, Dr. Y please bring some water for me".
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Height-of-joblessness-23-lakh-applications-for-368-peons-in-UP/articleshow/48984692.cms
10 years ago
usha manohar liked a reply to the topic Why students are so disrespectful towards their teachers at present?.
10 years ago
anil replied to the topic Height of joblessness..
Sofs wrote:
The sad state of affairs in our country. What are P Hd holders doing there anyways.. 255 of them.. amazing. Its really sad that people cannot find jobs after doing their PHd. Is the educations system to be blamed or their lack of skills.. I cannot figure out.
Education system is not good in India, it is the reason behind lack of skills. Getting degree is not enough. Here Ph.d is available in market.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Shouldn't legal professionals have some moral responsibility towards society?.
anil wrote:
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
This is why to some extent the legal professionals loose respect of the society. Trying to save a criminal is basically a cheap act. They can easily refuse to take the case but the tragedy is they won't because at that point they only think in terms of their earning. This is horrible.
Why are you blaming only to legal professionals. Doctors, Engineers all are equals.
True. Lack of morality is present in all professions.
10 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic Why students are so disrespectful towards their teachers at present?.
@usha manohar
You are right that being antisocial is worse than drinking habit. The drunkards can pose a threat to family and society but occasional drinkers and that too in limitation is merely a way to relax. Yeah, I won't prefer the youngsters to drink in front of their elders but sometimes if it gets arranged by any senior person and he/she invites the young ones to join then I have no problem but all of them be it senior or junior must act decently.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Children addicted to gadgets these days !!.
anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:
An ideal parenting indeed.Children emulate parents. If the child sees its parents who start their day with an I phone and end their day with an I phone they too follow the suit.
Parents can stop children from using gadgets. But it is hard to stop young. I saw most of young have smart phones in their hand and they are using to much. Using smart phones to much is not a healthy habits.
I agree stopping children using gadgets is difficult. But parents should see somehow a way to stop children using such gadgets.
10 years ago
anil replied to the topic Shouldn't legal professionals have some moral responsibility towards society?.
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
This is why to some extent the legal professionals loose respect of the society. Trying to save a criminal is basically a cheap act. They can easily refuse to take the case but the tragedy is they won't because at that point they only think in terms of their earning. This is horrible.
Why are you blaming only to legal professionals. Doctors, Engineers all are equals.
10 years ago
anil replied to the topic Neem, health benefits..
Neha Sadana wrote:
Neem has several health and skin benefits. Having a neem tree outside at home helps in keeping many diseases at bay. It keeps viral infections and also insects away from our home!
neema is also an effective pesticite. In organic farming farmer is using it as pesticites. Recently government make it compulsory for fertlizers manufactures to coat granules of urea with neema powder. It reduce consumption of urea.
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Shouldn't legal professionals have some moral responsibility towards society?.
rambabu wrote:
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
@vijay
By the way I am Shampa Sadhya and not Sandhya. My opinion is that if the lawyers know that the person is a hardcore criminal then they must refuse to fight their case. Well, as you or many other has explained in this thread even I too know the rule that every client must get a lawyer but I am not thinking on legal terms rather on social responsibility. You said if lawyers take my advice then many innocents will be punished but I said the lawyers must learn to refuse the criminals because they can make out who is guilty as the clients are supposed to keep no secrets from their lawyers.
There are a few cases where lawyers refused to take up cases of hard core criminals. But that kind of moral values you find in very less number of lawyers.
It is not a case of moral values but a question of being professional...I am quoting what I posted earlier..
In fact if no lawyer is forthcoming to take on the case of a hardened criminal , the court normally appoints one to defend him because the law says he is innocent until proven guilty. We have had cases in our country where a few people were in prison for 30 years and were let out because there was either no evidence or because they were found innocent after some hidden evidence came into light ! So everybody is entitled to a defence even if the case is water tight like it was in the case of Nirbhaya...
10 years ago
usha manohar liked a reply to the topic Why students are so disrespectful towards their teachers at present?.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Shouldn't legal professionals have some moral responsibility towards society?.
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
@vijay
By the way I am Shampa Sadhya and not Sandhya. My opinion is that if the lawyers know that the person is a hardcore criminal then they must refuse to fight their case. Well, as you or many other has explained in this thread even I too know the rule that every client must get a lawyer but I am not thinking on legal terms rather on social responsibility. You said if lawyers take my advice then many innocents will be punished but I said the lawyers must learn to refuse the criminals because they can make out who is guilty as the clients are supposed to keep no secrets from their lawyers.
There are a few cases where lawyers refused to take up cases of hard core criminals. But that kind of moral values you find in very less number of lawyers.
10 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic Shouldn't legal professionals have some moral responsibility towards society?.
@vijay
By the way I am Shampa Sadhya and not Sandhya. My opinion is that if the lawyers know that the person is a hardcore criminal then they must refuse to fight their case. Well, as you or many other has explained in this thread even I too know the rule that every client must get a lawyer but I am not thinking on legal terms rather on social responsibility. You said if lawyers take my advice then many innocents will be punished but I said the lawyers must learn to refuse the criminals because they can make out who is guilty as the clients are supposed to keep no secrets from their lawyers.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Height of joblessness..
Getting a fake degree is easy. Education system has become farce and butt of laughter.
10 years ago
anil answered the question Should foreign tours for MLAs and MPs be abolished ?.
Yes I am agree with Ghosh, selected MP and MLAs must be sent for foreign tours. Some MPs and MLAs are illiterate. What they learn in foreign countries?
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Does toll take a toll on you?.
anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:
Roads are the property of the Government. One has to pay for using the Roads.
But, as a user of the Road, if you have any grievance pertaining to Damages caused to your vehicle due bad roads, you can approach Consumer Forms. You have a right to claim the damages.
It is bitter truth that it is not possible for government to construct and maintain road with own sources. Toll roads is only solution of it. It happen some time that toll charging agencies is charging toll after competing their period. Approaching to consumer court is easy but getting claim is not easy.
of course for getting the compensation from consumer courts it takes time. Because the number of grievance case are more and courts are very less in number.
10 years ago
anil answered the question Who painted the famous work, 'The Birth of Venus'?.
Ram Baby you are a professional artist so you can told us it, But it seems you want to check our GK.
10 years ago
anil answered the question Growing herbs on window sil...
Here in my city flat system in not in fashion. Most of us have independent house. Person who have some free land in front of house like to plant some flowers and some other small plants. I am growing some small plant on my roof in clay pots.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Why students are so disrespectful towards their teachers at present?.
anil wrote:
It is not fair to blame only to parents, teachers and students. All are responsible for this situation. For parents a school is good one who have maximum facilities for their kids. A.C class rooms, water coolers and so on. They are not any problem with quality of faculty. Teachers are also responsible. We read in newspapers that teacher abuse girls students and some time they came to school after drinking alocohal. New genration of student is less displined. Before some days in Jodhpur at Delhi Public school, student of 9th standard brings wine with him serve to all students. Who is responsible for it?
Yes all are responsible for the pathetic condition prevailing in the education system. The examples you quoted really explain the situation.
10 years ago
anil liked the topic Height of joblessness..
In U.P. for 368 peon posts, 23 lakh applicants have applied.Among applicants there are Btech., Bsc, Msc, PHd degree holders.
If PHD holders got selected for the post, then their boss may order them as, "Dr. X please clean the table, Dr. Y please bring some water for me".
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Height-of-joblessness-23-lakh-applications-for-368-peons-in-UP/articleshow/48984692.cms
10 years ago
usha manohar liked a reply to the topic Why students are so disrespectful towards their teachers at present?.
10 years ago
anil replied to the topic Height of joblessness..
Sofs wrote:
The sad state of affairs in our country. What are P Hd holders doing there anyways.. 255 of them.. amazing. Its really sad that people cannot find jobs after doing their PHd. Is the educations system to be blamed or their lack of skills.. I cannot figure out.
Education system is not good in India, it is the reason behind lack of skills. Getting degree is not enough. Here Ph.d is available in market.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Shouldn't legal professionals have some moral responsibility towards society?.
anil wrote:
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
This is why to some extent the legal professionals loose respect of the society. Trying to save a criminal is basically a cheap act. They can easily refuse to take the case but the tragedy is they won't because at that point they only think in terms of their earning. This is horrible.
Why are you blaming only to legal professionals. Doctors, Engineers all are equals.
True. Lack of morality is present in all professions.
10 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic Why students are so disrespectful towards their teachers at present?.
@usha manohar
You are right that being antisocial is worse than drinking habit. The drunkards can pose a threat to family and society but occasional drinkers and that too in limitation is merely a way to relax. Yeah, I won't prefer the youngsters to drink in front of their elders but sometimes if it gets arranged by any senior person and he/she invites the young ones to join then I have no problem but all of them be it senior or junior must act decently.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Children addicted to gadgets these days !!.
anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:
An ideal parenting indeed.Children emulate parents. If the child sees its parents who start their day with an I phone and end their day with an I phone they too follow the suit.
Parents can stop children from using gadgets. But it is hard to stop young. I saw most of young have smart phones in their hand and they are using to much. Using smart phones to much is not a healthy habits.
I agree stopping children using gadgets is difficult. But parents should see somehow a way to stop children using such gadgets.
10 years ago
anil replied to the topic Shouldn't legal professionals have some moral responsibility towards society?.
Shampa Sadhya wrote:
This is why to some extent the legal professionals loose respect of the society. Trying to save a criminal is basically a cheap act. They can easily refuse to take the case but the tragedy is they won't because at that point they only think in terms of their earning. This is horrible.
Why are you blaming only to legal professionals. Doctors, Engineers all are equals.
10 years ago