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PRESIDENT VIEW Modi to BJP gen. secretaries: Focus on fulfilling promises made to people
Santosh Shukla, Advocate president@aiita.org
Discover the Real You Who are you and why are you here? It may seem like a straightforward question. Most would answer by giving their name without giving it much thought. However, on deeper reflection, do you really understand who you are? According to Dr. Moss that Our world today has one great irony that is mindboggling: the majority of people in the world are trying very hard to conform to what someone else wants them to be. It is often so subtle that we fail to realise that that is what we are doing. As Sarah McLachlan points out: “We're constantly being told what other people think we are, and that's why it is so important to know yourself.” It happens at many levels. For instance, television bombards us with images of how we should look and dress, what we should eat and drink, what car we should drive and even what kind of person we should marry. Some even go as far as telling us how to fall in love! We look around us for things that will help us define who we are. In-fact the majority of people have no sense of identity apart from the clothes they wear, the car they drive, where they live, who they are married to and so on. If we had to strip you of everything you own and leave you on some island away from everything you think defines you, would you still have a clear sense of who you are? What defines you? Some would think of themselves in terms of their body. The image of their face and body defines who they are. If we were to remove you from your body, would you still know who you are? It sounds weird, I know, but understand that man is a spirit; he lives in a body and has a soul. Your body is simply a means of expressing yourself and interacting with your physical environment. So your body is not really who you are. At the core of it, you are more than that. Infact that is why it is so hard for people to fully understand and appreciate who they are. Who you are cannot be seen, touched, smelt, heard or tasted. Your senses cannot tell you who you are. The concept of self in the true form is something beyond the grasp of our physical bodies and senses. We are complex beings. We cannot be defined by the things around us, but by the things within us. I believe that in essence we are what we think. Physically as human beings we are all essentially the same. It is our thoughts and experiences that differentiate us.
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made to people during the elections. He was interacting with them at his 7 Race Course Road (RCR) residence here today. "The party and the Sangh (RSS) will help the government in fulfilling the promises made to the people during the elections. We need to emerge victorious in the next Lok Sabha elections as well, and for that, we need to be prepared," said Modi "The party workers have put in a lot of effort for the BJP, and therefore, they need to be given the kind of respect they deserve. We also need to implement and use our experiences in the elections," he added. He also emphasized on the power and role of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) behind the victory of the BJP. "The Sangathan is our biggest power. Without it, such a huge NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi told Bharatiya victory would not have been possible," Modi said. The meeting Janata Party (BJP) general secretaries that the primary focus of is believed to be an attempt to ensure that the organizational the government and party should be on fulfilling the promises strength of the BJP remains strong.
Jaitley in Asian Development US Telugu body creating funds for Andhra, Telengana Bank board NEW DELHI: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has been appointed as India's representative on the board of governors of the Asian Development Bank (ADB), it was announced Monday. The appointment to the Manilabased institution takes TM
retrospective effect from May 27. He replaces his predecessor in the f i n a n c e m i n i s t r y P. Chidambaram. Formed in 1996 as a development finance institution, ADB aims to lift the lives of the 1.7 billion poor and deprived people in Asia and the Pacific regions with wise funding and investment. The institution today has 67 members. Of them, India is among the 31 founder members.
Alma Kids Preschool opens shortly in Tarana Distt. Ujjain (M.P.)
Chief Guest Pt. Vishnuprasad Shukla will grace the occasion INDORE: Alma Kids as the latest b r a n d o f International P r e s c h o o l education by Alma Group is going to open in Tarana Distt. Ujjain of Madhya Pradesh to promote the modernized concept of Preschool Education across the country and globally as well. This is informed by Shri Santosh Shukla, Advocate (Project Head) of Alma Kids. The opening ceremony would be graced by Honorable Guest Pt. Vishnuprasad Shukla (Chairman, Alma), Shri Chintamani Malviya (Member of Parliament, Ujjain Alot), Shri Manohar Veragi-Dada (Member, AICC), Prof. (Dr.) Rajeev Sharma (Dean, DAVV), Shri Anil Firojiya (MLA, Tarana), Shri Anil Sharma (SDOP, Tarana), Shri Rameshchandra Pandya (Uper Collector, Shajapur), Shri Ravi Atrolia (Retd. DSP), Shri Shivnarayan Jagirdar (Ex. MLA, Ujjain), Shri Baldev Singh Thakur (Retd. CSP), Shri Shyam Bansal (Distt. President, BJP), Shri Kailash Rawal (President, Auditya Brahmin Samaj), Shri Rajesh Dodia (Rep.
Nagar Panchayat President, Tarana), Shri R.P. Singh (Educationist), Shri Omprakash Palod (Social Activist), D r. Av d h e s h d a s j i M a h a r a j (Krantikari Saint), Shaffi Ullah Sahab (Shahar Kazi, Shri Balram Jaju (Social Activist), Shri Vijendra Singh Darbar (Ex. President, Janpad, Tarana), Shri Ramsingh Sonti (Ex. President, Krishi Upaj Mandi), Shri Mohanlal Joshi (Industrialist) and Shri Laxman Singh Badal (President, Bar Association, Tarana). On briefing the opening of Tarana Alma Kids International Preschool, Shri Shukla told that this project has been given to dynamic and devoted personalities of social activists Shri Ashish Sariya and Shri Nandram Jaat to promote the modernized concept of Preschool Education at Tarana. He further told that Tarana Alma Kids International Preschool offers best education to under five age group kids with natural learning that ranges from Pre-Nursery to KG Senior standard. On this occasion, Shri Ashish Sariya and Shri Nandram Jaat said enthusiastically that they have been honored to have this opportunity and shoulder the responsibility of giving the best learning ambiance through Alma Kids International Preschool with its proficient staff.
WASHINGTON: The Telugu Association of North America (TANA) is creating two special earmarked funds for the development of the new capital of Andhra Pradesh and for development of Telangana after the bifurcation of Andhra. The decision to set up Andhra Pradesh Capital Development Fund and Telangana Development Fund was taken by TANA Executive Committee at the request of several TANA members who wanted to take a constructive role in the development of the two new states. TANA will consult with the respective state governments regarding the appropriate utilization and disbursement of these funds, TANA president
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