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Making… Friendship

I read somewhere. Its easy to make friends. It needs a bit of “MEHNAT” to maintain that friendship. I read somewhere, you may have or may not have friends in life….  but “ZINDAGI MEIN JAAN PHOOKHTI HAI DOSTI”. I heard somewhere, “Har ek friend kamina hota hai” but “Har ek friend zaroori hota hai”. I saw in dil chahta hai…

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Love is “Ek cutting chai”

You must be wondering about this article title. No matter what you are doing, which part of the world you are, if you are an Indian, ek cutting chai surely brings a broad smile on your face, water in your mouth, some freshness in taste and rejuvenated mind. A sip of adrak-wali or masala chai brings a contentment that’s unbeatable.…

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15 best Monsoon songs in hindi

If you are someone who enjoy listening to music during rains, you will enjoy these familiar songs that many of us always remember!!   1. Dil yeh bechain ve – Taal   Hearing this song loud makes your foot dance automatically! Brilliant composition by A.R. Rahman     2. Ab ke Saawan aise barse – Shubha Mudgal Album – ab…

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Rim jhim gire saawan – Magical Mumbai rains

  Mumbai rains bring the same images in flash….  every year.. yet its a scene that grabs worlds attention. Sky looks beautiful when it rains, cool breeze adds as a tinge of kesar in india sweets and blows your mind. Brings a sense of unreasonable happiness, a sweet smile. While it Brings its lifeline (trains) to halt, it also mesmerizes…

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If God was a Banker!

      For the first time, I will be writing an article on this blog a “book review”. I just completed reading the book “If God was a Banker”. First time, i experienced the world of a Corporate Bank. While Bank continues to be a very needy part of our life, the back-end could be something different. What I…

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Khamoshiyan………..

      Khamoshiyan aawaaz hain Tum sun’ne to aao kabhi Chhukar tumhe khill jaayengi Ghar inko bulaao kabhi Beqarar hain baat karne ko Kehne do inko zaraa.. Khamoshiyan.. teri meri khamoshiyan Khamoshiyan.. lipti hui khamoshiyan Kya uss gali mein kabhi tera jaana hua Jahaan se zamaane ko guzre zamaana hua Mera samay toh wahin pe hai thehra hua Bataaun…

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Understanding Resource Utilization & Successful Delegation from Mahabharata war

      Knowing the SWOT of your available resources can give you optimum utilization of your resources. Delegation is a win-win when done appropriately, however, that does not mean that you can delegate just anything. Kurukshetra war gives you a perfect lesson on both of the above. No wonder, Mahabharata is also known as the 5th Veda! It’s been…

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Understanding mergers and acquisitions from Kauravas and Pandavas

      Hastinapur was the greatest empire of its time and the presence of Bhishma & Drona guaranteed the Victory of Kauravas (100 brothers) in Kurukshetra. Both the parties are going Kingdom to Kingdom for campaigning to become their allies. Kauravas, in their own world and pride did not make powerful allies except from old relations like Gandhara (Shakuni),…

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Importance of Decision Making & context in Management

      In the epic Mahabharata, Bhishma (Devavrata) took the vow of lifelong celibacy and service to whoever succeeds the throne of his father – King of Hastinapur, Shantanu. Thus sacrificing his ‘crown-prince’ title and denying himself the pleasures of conjugal love. He took an immediate required Decision and the context was father’s happiness. Who knows what future has stored…

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