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Babu saroj replied to the topic India on its way to join MTCR.
usha manohar wrote:
There is a lot of difference between on what is on paper and what is in practice ..It is believed that India will be keenly watched by America and other nations because of the complexities involved , Kashmir and Pakistan issue and various terror groups that have links to political parties , politicians etc make it a very doubtful proposition which is understandable ..
madam does you think that this Kashmir issue will ever come to a point of solving. i and many of us don't think so...
9 years ago
Babu saroj replied to the topic What do most Indians do while travelling abroad.
usha manohar wrote:
vijay wrote:
Great to know that you have first hand experience of Hong Kong which has a large variety of foods to offer and elegant dining places too.
True, we were there after the British handed over and the period before China actually took over ..Hong Kong then was a multi cultural society that had a lot to offer.. Lots of Indians bought houses and apartments at that period since property prices had come down and later sold it for huge profits. Food of course was in great variety , catering to all kinds of taste and budget ..
as you said you visited HONG KONG.. do you have any problem in conversation with local people..
9 years ago
Babu saroj replied to the topic Be Very Careful.
actually what i think is that we should make a limit of reading an articles for per day. and that will enough for us to justify others members also who work hard in earning point.
9 years ago
Babu saroj replied to the topic Health and fitness.
anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:
In AP, there is a sub sect of Vysya Community, known as Kalinga Vysya. Vysyas are pure Vegetarians. But Kalinga Vysyas are Non Vegetarians. My Youngest daughter who lives in USA married a Kalinga Vysya Boy.
Cast have not any link with eating habit. Most of citizen of J&K are non vegetarians, what ever may be their cast and religion.
yeah cast or any religion don't have any link with eating habit. you can take my example also because my half of the family are non-vegetarians and half of us are not.
9 years ago
Babu saroj replied to the topic The Other Side of Intelligence! .
yeah there are many parents who not only force their children but also make their children get frightened from them so that they will get feared from him/her and study. but i think some way it is a wrong perception which usually most of the parents have.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic The Other Side of Intelligence! .
Pressure is in fact induced by the school and the parents who tend to drive their children far too hard .Instead if they take it in their stride and make sure that there is balance by giving importance to other aspects as well, children would become better equipped to deal with the future demands . Constantly harping on studies makes a child develop an aversion for anything related to school and studies. So they develop the habit of studying under pressure when exams are round the corner rather than have a study routine , which makes it fir easier for them to perform well.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Health and fitness.
I find that strange coming from a state where apparently more than 90% of the people are non vegetarians ...Nowadays many Brahmins have some relative or the other who eats meat and in most educated families this is accepted . My father too comes from a very orthodox Palghat Aiyer family. But with many members living abroad and working in different cities eating non vegetarian food is not frowned upon. However, it is not cooked or eaten at home ..
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Be Very Careful.
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
Babu saroj wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
suni51 wrote:
I am still active on one such site that pays you for 10 forum posts a day but you are free to write as many as you like. They are very strict but pay you as soon as you reach your payment threshold ($5).
It would be great to have the same rule here, so that all members earn equally for their efforts and those interested in " sharing knowledge " regardless of whether they get points or not can go on posting to their hearts content !
i think this site has the best facility and i think there is no such necessity which we should change
True...we don't really need to change rules but need to change the way we deal with those who break rules and ignore advise/warnings!
LOL...Most members look only for personal advantages rather than be fair and think of the forum as a whole !
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic What do most Indians do while travelling abroad.
vijay wrote:
Great to know that you have first hand experience of Hong Kong which has a large variety of foods to offer and elegant dining places too.
True, we were there after the British handed over and the period before China actually took over ..Hong Kong then was a multi cultural society that had a lot to offer.. Lots of Indians bought houses and apartments at that period since property prices had come down and later sold it for huge profits. Food of course was in great variety , catering to all kinds of taste and budget ..
9 years ago
usha manohar liked a reply to the topic What do most Indians do while travelling abroad.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic India on its way to join MTCR.
There is a lot of difference between on what is on paper and what is in practice ..It is believed that India will be keenly watched by America and other nations because of the complexities involved , Kashmir and Pakistan issue and various terror groups that have links to political parties , politicians etc make it a very doubtful proposition which is understandable ..
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic What does success mean?.
Bajirao wrote:
I guess everyone will have different answer for this question. For me if I get to do what I want then I am happy and I feel successful in this happiness. I have certain passions in life, and happiness lies in the passion for me.
True, success and happiness go together. For some having loads of money brings both success and happiness and for others it is fulfilling their passion and interests that denotes success ..
9 years ago
Babu saroj replied to the topic India on its way to join MTCR.
usha manohar wrote:
There is a lot of difference between on what is on paper and what is in practice ..It is believed that India will be keenly watched by America and other nations because of the complexities involved , Kashmir and Pakistan issue and various terror groups that have links to political parties , politicians etc make it a very doubtful proposition which is understandable ..
madam does you think that this Kashmir issue will ever come to a point of solving. i and many of us don't think so...
9 years ago
Babu saroj replied to the topic What do most Indians do while travelling abroad.
usha manohar wrote:
vijay wrote:
Great to know that you have first hand experience of Hong Kong which has a large variety of foods to offer and elegant dining places too.
True, we were there after the British handed over and the period before China actually took over ..Hong Kong then was a multi cultural society that had a lot to offer.. Lots of Indians bought houses and apartments at that period since property prices had come down and later sold it for huge profits. Food of course was in great variety , catering to all kinds of taste and budget ..
as you said you visited HONG KONG.. do you have any problem in conversation with local people..
9 years ago
Babu saroj replied to the topic Be Very Careful.
actually what i think is that we should make a limit of reading an articles for per day. and that will enough for us to justify others members also who work hard in earning point.
9 years ago
Babu saroj replied to the topic Health and fitness.
anil wrote:
rambabu wrote:
In AP, there is a sub sect of Vysya Community, known as Kalinga Vysya. Vysyas are pure Vegetarians. But Kalinga Vysyas are Non Vegetarians. My Youngest daughter who lives in USA married a Kalinga Vysya Boy.
Cast have not any link with eating habit. Most of citizen of J&K are non vegetarians, what ever may be their cast and religion.
yeah cast or any religion don't have any link with eating habit. you can take my example also because my half of the family are non-vegetarians and half of us are not.
9 years ago
Babu saroj replied to the topic The Other Side of Intelligence! .
yeah there are many parents who not only force their children but also make their children get frightened from them so that they will get feared from him/her and study. but i think some way it is a wrong perception which usually most of the parents have.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic The Other Side of Intelligence! .
Pressure is in fact induced by the school and the parents who tend to drive their children far too hard .Instead if they take it in their stride and make sure that there is balance by giving importance to other aspects as well, children would become better equipped to deal with the future demands . Constantly harping on studies makes a child develop an aversion for anything related to school and studies. So they develop the habit of studying under pressure when exams are round the corner rather than have a study routine , which makes it fir easier for them to perform well.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Health and fitness.
I find that strange coming from a state where apparently more than 90% of the people are non vegetarians ...Nowadays many Brahmins have some relative or the other who eats meat and in most educated families this is accepted . My father too comes from a very orthodox Palghat Aiyer family. But with many members living abroad and working in different cities eating non vegetarian food is not frowned upon. However, it is not cooked or eaten at home ..
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Be Very Careful.
Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:
Babu saroj wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
suni51 wrote:
I am still active on one such site that pays you for 10 forum posts a day but you are free to write as many as you like. They are very strict but pay you as soon as you reach your payment threshold ($5).
It would be great to have the same rule here, so that all members earn equally for their efforts and those interested in " sharing knowledge " regardless of whether they get points or not can go on posting to their hearts content !
i think this site has the best facility and i think there is no such necessity which we should change
True...we don't really need to change rules but need to change the way we deal with those who break rules and ignore advise/warnings!
LOL...Most members look only for personal advantages rather than be fair and think of the forum as a whole !
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic What do most Indians do while travelling abroad.
vijay wrote:
Great to know that you have first hand experience of Hong Kong which has a large variety of foods to offer and elegant dining places too.
True, we were there after the British handed over and the period before China actually took over ..Hong Kong then was a multi cultural society that had a lot to offer.. Lots of Indians bought houses and apartments at that period since property prices had come down and later sold it for huge profits. Food of course was in great variety , catering to all kinds of taste and budget ..
9 years ago
usha manohar liked a reply to the topic What do most Indians do while travelling abroad.
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic India on its way to join MTCR.
There is a lot of difference between on what is on paper and what is in practice ..It is believed that India will be keenly watched by America and other nations because of the complexities involved , Kashmir and Pakistan issue and various terror groups that have links to political parties , politicians etc make it a very doubtful proposition which is understandable ..
9 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic What does success mean?.
Bajirao wrote:
I guess everyone will have different answer for this question. For me if I get to do what I want then I am happy and I feel successful in this happiness. I have certain passions in life, and happiness lies in the passion for me.
True, success and happiness go together. For some having loads of money brings both success and happiness and for others it is fulfilling their passion and interests that denotes success ..
9 years ago