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In the interests of one and all ... My dear countrymen! How strange is it whenever we are assembled/collected anywhere on any occasion, one of the most interesting topics of discussion has commonly been corruption also. And we generally treat this phenomenon something out from us most surprising  and  ignorantly. But the actual fact is, it basically first exists in our mind. But very sadly, we treat all others as corrupt but ourselves. Sometimes,    I wonder in such ignorant environments, can corruption ever be eradicated from our lives?   One day a man went to see Guru Chanakya in the evening. He was doing some official work in candle light. Before beginning to talk to him Guru unlit the candle  and ; lit the another candle. Curiously enough the man asked him why he did so? He replied first candle was meant for the official job. Since you are here for personal work, how can I use an official candle for personal work?    ...

In the interests of one and all ... My dear countrymen! Amidst all round demand from all quarters for women empowerment, it is more important  and  interesting too to know its pros  and  cons to our homes, families, and  society at large. As said rightly: " If we educate a man, we educate one person. If educate a woman, we educate the nation." This is why we ought to give top priority to educate the girl child. People are sufficiently aware of its importance  and  government too is doing its part vociferously  and  constructively by encouraging it in every possible manner by launching various programs  and  schemes for their overall progress  and  development resulting nowadays we find them everywhere right from blue collar jobs to white collar jobs to service industry......etc. But as we are aware we are a male dominated society  and  all outside activities are meant to the m...

In the interests of one and all ... My dear countrymen! Tatas were gifted people full of business acumen attained a legendary status in India by their noble deeds. They have become a household name in India. Everyone in    India knowingly or unknowingly is getting benefited one way or other by either using its products or services directly/ indirectly. There is not a single activity Tata is not involved in. We recognise their activities by phrasing as Pin to plane everything they produce   the country needs including all household items needed for human consumption.   Tata gives a world class unique working culture for entire working class  and  all private companies to emulate them. Anybody joining a Tata company is properly groomed to excel in life. None heard about Union in any Tata's company nor any strike in their company. People are the satisfied lots.   I know many people who have worked in their company. Some of them ...

In the interests of one and all ... My dear countrymen! America being a free market economy, is basically a country of a business man. They know how to do business in a big way. It is believed if four prisoners are kept in a room, they will definitely launch some business after coming out of jail. These days communist countries are numbered, all-embracing capitalism one by one for all round leaps  and  bounds progress. Also, it's a country of specialists  and  professionals. Specialised teachings are available every nook  and  corner in America. It is mainly due to the presidential form of govt there. No one there is more keen on Govt.'s job, as with new government coming, all staff automatically sacked/changed. The new president has his own staff. Unlike Indian, there is no job security for govt.'s personnel in America. This is the reason people acquire professional knowledge for their survival  and  to make a decent living...

In the interests of one and all ... My dear countrymen! I have been fortunate enough to pass most of my leisure time with professors of University. Luckily they and their family members are all in touch with me still today. Some of them have become my relatives after the marriage had taken place in the families. The narration here is since University days only. I have always been in dilemma whom to follow,   my father or my professor having a world of differences as for as opinions related to my career are concerned. And this was no way a healthy trend. My father used to say something else  and  my professor (here referring to only one professor of English with whom I happened to pass most of my time) had altogether a new perspective. None of their advices could easily be ruled out. Though my father then was a head clerk in GM office, Indian Railway, Gorakhpur. (UP) having diverse backgrounds and had many anecdotes relating to his day to d...