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It takes a third person, sometimes a complete stranger, to give a fresh perspective to life, things, ideas, to complete the incomplete", :x, Please share me your stories|--Quotes Today:-Whatever happened, it happened for good. Whatever is happening, is happening for good. Whatever that will happen, it will be for good. What have you lost for which you cry? What did you bring with you, which you have lost? What did you produce, which has destroyed? You did not bring anything when you were born. Whatever you have, you have received from Him. Whatever you will give, you will give to Him. You came empty handed and you will go the same way. Whatever is yours today was somebody else’s yesterday and will be somebody else’s tomorrow. Change is the law of the universe.--|

ॐFaltoo kobita ~ Dedicated to Bangali Bathroom singers.

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Tumi abar gaan? Eje koto boro kobider opomaan
Kintu Jokhon sunlam ami tomar gaan, sune juriye gelo amar ei hridoy aar ei praan.

Bujhte parlam ami,
Amar ei bhul dharona, chilo amar abhimaan.
Jokhon sunlam ami tomar Gaan.

Tomar saathe gola chariye dilaam ami taan.
Jibone prothom baar gailam ami , amar ekti nutun gaan,

Ja sune ashe pashe Lokeder fete gelo kaan.:|


ॐ Lost and Not Found ~ Sudipta

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Year: 1993
This year Gungun didn't want to perform at the Annual Functions of her school. She is star performer of her class, both in academics and cultural activities. That definitely made her one of the popular students of her school. She started learning dance and music at a meager age of 4. Now she is in Standard IV, about 9 yrs old. Annual function was nearing and teachers were eagerly waiting for her nomination as usual. But she denied performing this year making everyone think what the reason could be behind such a decision.
Well, there was no reason as Gungun tried convincing her teachers. But the teachers were adamant too to make her perform. So the teachers went to her elder sister, Sonu, who was studying in the same school, standard IX, requesting her to convince Gungun for the Annual functions. Sonu was as popular as Gungun. Both excelled in studies and curricular activities equally. They both laid an example of excellence in their school.
Back home Sonu put this matter in front of their parents, who also asked Gungun why she is not interested this time. And as Gungun didn’t have had a concrete reason, finally she agreed to perform, halfheartedly.
The next day she announced the same to her teachers that obliviously took them to cloud nine. Now it all started with her selection of song, costumes, accessories, and above all dance practicing. Her all time dance partner in school was Rimpy. Rimpy is her classmate and best friend of tender age. They would share their notes, tiffin, and every other possible thing. So the duo was now ready with their dance preparation and the D-Day came for final selection of all the nominees for various acts. Though the selection process was only a formality to them, but they cannot escape this procedure.
Miss Neeta was taking the Science class when the school boy interrupted abruptly and asked the teacher to send Gungun and Rimpy to the Staff Room immediately. This was the last class of the day and the class was going to get over in another half an hour. Gungun and Rimpy ran towards the Teacher’s Staff Room and on their entry, they were horrified for a while to see such a huge crowd. They were not able to differentiate who were the teachers and who were the students since the room was so occupied. One of the teachers called them and made them stand near the door. They were watching all the performances and were trying to conclude the teacher’s reactions towards the end of each performance with giggle. The duo was relentlessly waiting for their turn to come up. For the first time ever, Gungun was a bit terrified regarding the selection. Time was running up and so was the anxiety.
All of a sudden, Gungun’s eyes caught the sight of electronics watch that she recently got from her father and the time showed as 5:00PM. She became a bit worried and started whispering to Rimpy that it was getting late and that she would miss her school bus if it gets delayed more. Her whispering was so loud that it reached to one of the teacher’s and she assured her that the next performance would be theirs only.

Hearing this, the duo got relieved and started revising their steps theoretically. And the next name called upon was theirs. Both were enough smart to go confidently in front of the entire Staff and so many other students without a glimpse of fear in their eyes. Probably that was the reason that Gungun could easily catch the attention of audience.
The song was played through the tape recorder and the cassette contained only that one song needed for their dance. These were the days when songs were recorded in the cassettes.  The dance ended, and the entire Staff room was filled with loud applause. Everyone started whispering that if such is the trial performance, how well these girls’ are going to perform then on the final day. The selectors’ gave their nod to the duo and they happily came out of the Staff Room. Heading towards their class, Gungun felt that the school timing is over and so it appears to be so empty. She became bit nervous. They reached their class, took their bags and bottle and started running towards the exit.
On reaching the exit gate, Gungun tried looking for her school bus which she couldn't find at the usual spot. Rimpy started moving towards her Rickshaw that was standing nearby waiting for her. Gungun said “My bus has not yet come today I guess, wow!! I will be the first one to stand in the row and then I will get the first window seat as soon as the bus comes”. And they both smiled on this. Gungun was still not aware of what was coming her way.
Rimpy offered Gungun to come along with her and then her dad would drop her till her home. But Gungun denied saying that it would be too late then and her mother would be worrying at home. They both bade goodbyes to each other and paved their own way.
Gungun, on reaching her bus-stop, started waiting for the bus. It was now more than 5:30 PM. And the school campus also was empty. None were there. The big school ground seems to be a barren land now. Evening was creeping up gradually and so were the clouds. The traffic lights were now ON and the headlights of vehicles were shining up. The traffic was pacing up and Gungun now could assume easily that her school bus has already left. She was now almost in tears that how could the bus leave her like this. Though she was late but then the conductor should have come up to the school and looked out for her.
She started cursing the bus driver, conductor and all other kids of her bus who traveled with her daily. And now the biggest worry that was crawling in her mind was how to get back home and that mom would be worrying for her. Gungun had always been a mom’s child. She resembled her mom in many ways starting from her hair, her looks, her eyes and even the way she used to speak reflected her mom. Gungun could never imagine her life without her mom. She would never allow her mom to go anywhere leaving her behind. Nor would her mom go anywhere leaving her alone. Gungun and her mom shared an unsaid bonding, which was nothing unusual, but somehow the two of them couldn't imagine their life without each other. For Gungun, her life started and ended with her mom only.
Gungun suddenly came out of her thoughts when she noticed that the passersby were looking at her with curious eyes and someone was standing near to her asking if she was in trouble. She realized not to disclose anything to any strangers as taught to her by her mom and ignored that person. She picked up her bag and went back to the school looking for Rimpy. But even her Rickshaw had left by that time.  She started calculating how much time it would take her to reach home if she hires a rickshaw since her home was around 15 kms away from school. Suddenly the fear of getting kidnapped made her blood go cold. She decided not to take the way to home alone but she would seek a rickshaw that already had some passengers in it. She managed to get one such Rickshaw wherein 4 girls’ of her school were going home. She stopped them and asked the rickshawala where he was going to drop these gals’. But before he could even reply, Gungun started pleading to those girls’ “didi, please drop me to Raj Kishore Nagar, I missed my bus today and I need to reach home at the earliest. Mom would be worrying for me”. One of those girls’ replied humbly “see this rickshaw won’t go to that direction, you better take any other rickshaw and he will drop you safely.” To this Gungun, now almost in tears, said “no didi, I won’t go alone, it is very far from here and I want somebody with me to go till there.”
These were the days when people can be trusted easily unlike the present days. Still the fear of getting lost or kidnapped was somewhere on the top of Gungun’s head at that hour. The rickshawala spoke gently and assured Gungun saying that she should take another rickshaw and if she could give proper directions for her home, she would be dropped safely and this rickshawala called another rickshawala who was standing nearby listening to all this chaos. Gungun started pleading now joining both her hands to the first rickshawala to drop her since she didn’t want to travel all by herself. And after much of altercation, Gungun agreed to board the other rickshaw.
The time showed now was around 6:15PM. Sky was blue dark since clouds have taken up the authority; it was about to rain very heavily in sometime. The rickshwala started and came out of the school gate. After moving just 5 minutes of distance, Gungun asked him to take the rickshaw at the nearby book shop and halt there. She got down of the rickshaw and went to the shop asking if they had any telephone and if she could use that. The shopkeeper told her she would get the phone in the next shop. Gungun ran to that shop and requested if she can make a call to her dad since she has missed her bus. They allowed her to make the call. Gungun was successful in reaching her dad’s official phone somehow since she had to reach first to the operator who would then connect to her dad’s number. Her dad was just about to leave office when he received the call. On hearing this, he left the office immediately for her school.
Gungun was now relieved to a certain extent but was wondering about her mom. Meanwhile the rickshawala started asking for 5Rs. from Gungun. She replied that she didn't have any money and asked him to wait until her dad comes there. The rickshalwa stood there waiting along with Gungun for his 5Rs. Her dad came in another 20 minutes. And she was never so happy to see her dad as she was at that moment. Her dad paid 5Rs.to the rickshawala and 2Rs.to the shopkeeper to allow Gungun making a call from their phone. And they started off for their home in the midst of heavy rain and thundering. It was around 7PM now.
Gungun and her dad reached home at around 7:45PM. Gungun rushed towards the house shouting “Maa…Maa.. “ when Sonu told her that mom had left for school to look out for her. To this, Gungun now started crying and sat in the balcony stairs waiting for her mom. Her sister and dad were now worried for her mom since there was no other means of contact. There were no mobile phones during these days. Around 8:15PM, Gungun shouted with heaviness in her voice “Maa… where had you been to? I thought I have lost you tonight.”
Her mom took her into her arms, and said the same words as she went through the same fear. Both of them got completely drenched in rain while they hugged each other and sobbed as much as they could.
Dad and Sonu were in tears too as they watched them crying. Later that night, Gungun slept with her mom as tightly as she could because the fear of losing her mom was still hovering over her. Next morning, she went to school and narrated the incident to her friend Rimpy and announced that this would be her last performance in this school. She is going to a school that is near to her home so that she would never have to come across this fear ever again in future.
May be this was the reason that Gungun didn't want to participate in this years’ Annual Function. The Annual Day came and went off smoothly with loads of accolades as every year. But she could not come of that day yet and informed her teacher’s about her decision of leaving the school.

Year: 2013
Gungun is sitting next to her mom’s bed in hospital. In the next few hours she is going to leave Gungun forever. Gungun is aware of that. And she is once again in the laps of same fear which she had encountered years back.

ॐ Companies Frustrate Innovative Employees

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It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change. This wonderful quote of Leon C. Megginson is still so relevant.

6 out of 10 CEOs state in a survey of PWC that innovation is their primary focus or one of their priorities. But an Accenture study of over 500 companies in the US, France and the UK revealed a risk-averse approach to innovation that results in incremental improvements rather than the creation of really new products and services. This is confirmed by another study in 2013 among US companies on their corporate cultures. Employees of corporations are eager to be entrepreneurial: more than half of those surveyed (52 percent) have pursued an entrepreneurial idea within their company. But what they lack, is support from their management:

"While nearly half the employees (49 percent) say management support is very important to the generation of entrepreneurial ideas, only one in five (20 percent) believe their company delivers it. And although 42 percent consider tolerance of failure from management is very important, only one in every eight employees thinks their company is good at that".

So on the one hand innovation is a top priority and on the other hand only one in five employees feels supported by their management to be entrepreneurial. This is a big frustration for most innovative employees. They will change companies looking for more entrepreneurial organizations or found a start-up.

Senior management is reluctant to support innovation. A lot of innovation consultants say that you should start to embrace failure to start a culture of innovation. Rationally they are right. But the problem is that if I as a senior vice-president start embracing failure as the first one on senior level, it probably will cost me both my bonus and my job in the longer term. And if you have to wait until all managers in a big corporation will embrace failure it will take ages.

I do not think that we should embrace failure. I think we should focus on improving the innovation effectiveness rate!
Research shows that only one out of seven official innovation projects successfully reach the market. What really amazes me is that a lot of managers, practitioners and researchers seem to accept a one out of seven effectiveness rate. Wake up! It all starts by not accepting that this is normal. My personal effort in the last 10 years has been to structure the chaotic start of innovation in an effective methodology. My hypothesis is that if you start innovation better, the results at the end of the innovation pipeline will improve.

After 30+ successful implementations in Europe, I like to share with you five practical tips that might get you more company support for innovative ideas and improve the innovation effectiveness at the same time.

1. Dogs bark at what they don't know. So beware of this. Ask in advance your senior management what kind of innovations they expect: (evolutionary improvements or revolutionary new to the world) ideas. Deliver them.

2. Make clear "what's in it for us". So don't bring back 'post-its'. Present your innovative ideas with a concrete new business case showing estimates of sales and profit potential.

3. Make the feasibility clear. Can we make it? What will it cost?

4. Make clear there's a market out there. Lead users and small scale experiments are perfect ways to prove there's a potential market.

5. Invite top managers on your innovation expedition. In this way they can get new insights themselves and they will gain trust in your revolutionary concepts. You can invite them on a structured innovation expedition called FORTH. Download the map.

It all starts with accepting that it is normal that your top managers fear innovation. Don't let this frustrate you. Let it motivate you. So be clever and think outside the box and present inside the box. Think innovative and act conservative.

ps. Ten cases of the FORTH methodology are scientifically researched in Europe now, to check if the methodology leads both to better ideas and more successful implementations.

Source:- http://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/20140113094448-206580-companies-frustrate-innovative-employees?trk=object-title

ॐ What is love? - Brad Troeger

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ॐ Rutha Rutha sa hai ~ By Smita

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Kyon na jane tu yu rutha rutha sa hai....
istarah kyon dil tuta tuta sa hai....

khomishayan aur bhi ho gayi hai gumsum gumsum....
taaron k daman se asama kyun chhuta chhuta sa hai....

raat jane kyun sehami sehami si hai.....
na jane ye  chand kaha khoya khoya sa hai....
kyu  gumnam ho gaye wo jalwe..

jugnu itane kyu buze buze se hai....
kyun phoolon ne hai kar diya band khilana...
ye chaman ujada ujada sa hai....

tu jabse muzase rutha rutha sa hai..


ॐ Kabhi Socha ki ~ By Smita

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Kabhi socha ki kash yu hota...

phoolon ki zameen hoti...
ek asama mera hota.....

badalon se hoti dosti.....
sagar se mang lete thodi si gehrai......

wadiyonse leke chadar....
leheron me dub jaate hum...

phoolose churate wo masumiyat...
tera jiname aks  hota...

in misariyon ko tere atharose chakha hota .....
reshami hawaonko tere hatho se chua hota......

kabhi socha k kash yu hota..

main na meri hoti...
jo tu mera hota


ॐ Kyon ~ By Smita

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Kyon chhup gaya wo sitara jo tha mera..
kyon chhut gaya tera sath jo tha mera..
kyon ruth gaya muzase wo aashiq kabhi tha mera..

gumrah si har manzil meri..

kyon begana ho gaya muzase har rasta jo tha mera..

sehmasa gaya aagas mera..
mere hi anjam se..
aks bhi mera ab bhool gaya k kya naam tha mera...


ॐ Dogs

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Hey, WATS up?
Where is MY MASSAGE?
Yea Right there, give me a nice MASSAGE.
Right side please
Left side please
Good Job, you can Stop now

I am SO lonely. No ones Massaging me :( 
Never mind, I will Massage you.
Waiter, Lunch Please "2 Chicken wing 1 Lamb"

What are you looking at ? we know we are cute.

All Picture are taken using Motorola Defy Plus+

ॐ Jab se tuz pe dil haare ~ by Smita

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Jab se tuz pe dil haare...
jane kitane katla-e-aam ho gaye.....

gulabi pankhudiyon pe nahi hum to kaanton pe nihal ho gaye...
abadi ka hosh kise...

hume to hai jashn k  mohabbat me teri barbad ho gaye....

asaman ki daulat leke bahon me yaise tute...
haye k sukhe patte ki tarah kangal ho gaye...

jab se tuzpe kya dil haare...
sar-e-aam kisi badnasib se nilam ho gaye.....


ॐ Nuclear war and ancient India

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One of the best known quotes from Julius Robert Oppenheimer, the technical director of the Manhattan project which was responsible for the creation of the atomic bomb, felt that the Vedas were the greatest privilege of this century. He also quoted many verses from the Bhagavad Gita during the explosion of the first atomic bomb “Death I am, cause of destruction of the worlds”~ Bhagavad-gita verses from the 11th chapter. He drew comparisons with the feeling elicited by the successful testing of the atomic bomb and the words of Sri Krishna in the Bhagavad Gita when he showed Arjuna his multi-armed form – “now I have become death, the destroyer of worlds…” When he was asked if this is the first nuclear explosion, he significantly replied: "Yes, in modern times,"

What does he mean? does it mean this is not the first nuclear explosion of time? was there been such instances in past?

"A single projectile charged with all the power of the universe ... An incandescent column of smoke and flame, as bright as 10,000 suns, he rose in all its glory . An iron thunderbolt, a gigantic messenger of death which reduced to ashes an entire race. The corpses were so burned as to be unrecognizable. Hair and nails fell, the pottery broke without apparent cause, and the birds become white. Within hours, all foodstuffs were infected. To get out of that fire, the soldiers threw themselves into the River. ~ ancient verses (6500 BC) of the Mahabharata. 

Until the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, modern man could not imagine any weapon horrible and devastating as those described in ancient verses (6500 BC) of the Mahabharata. Yet they very accurately describe the effects of an atomic explosion and contamination. The radioactive poisoning which caused hair and nails to fall.


Mohenjo-daro (Mound of the Dead) : when excavations of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro reached the street level, they discovered skeletons scattered about the cities, many holding hands and sprawling in the streets as if some instant, horrible doom had killed its inhabitants. People were just lying, unburied, in the streets of the city; there seemed no-one available to bury them afterwards.

Estimated to be one of the largest cities of its time, Mohenjo-Daro is believed to have been home to about 35,000 people. In unearthing the site it was discovered that a very sophisticated plumbing system ran throughout the city. Certain locations contained bathing rooms that appeared to have provided heated water.In 1927, as excavations of the site continued, 44 human skeletons were found littered all over the streets. Frozen at the time of their deaths, some were found face down and still holding hands, it appeared as though a great, devastating force had swept across the city with no warning.Everything in that particular area had been "crystallized, fused or melted". The skeletons caught in the wake are said to be 50 times more radioactive than what is considered normal.

This remains found in ancient India that is modern Pakistan where Mohenjo-daro is located , where many of the archaeological excavation revealed some bizarre findings. Practically nothing is known of their histories, except that both were destroyed suddenly. In Mohenjo-Daro, in an epicenter 150 feet wide, everything was crystallized, fused or melted; 180 feet from the center the bricks are melted on one side, indicating a blast.

Excavations down to the street level revealed 44 scattered skeletons, as if doom had come so suddenly they could not get to their houses. All the skeletons were flattened to the ground. A father, mother and child were found flattened in the street, face down and still holding hands.

It has been claimed that the skeletons, after thousands of years, are still among the most radioactive that have ever been found, on a par with those of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

In the forest areas between the Indian mountains of Rajmahal and the Ganges, the explorer De Camp came upon unknown charred ruins. A number of huge masses appeared fused together and hollowed at various points "like lumps of tin struck by a stream of molten steel." The result could not be due to ordinary fire, however violent.

Further south, the British official J. Campbell stumbled upon similar ruins, with a half-vitrified courtyard, produced by an unknown agent.

Similar reports have come from other travelers in the jungle areas, reports of ruined buildings with walls ‘like thick slabs of crystal," likewise holed, split and corroded by some mysterious force. Let me take a moment to tell you what another explorer has found…

The explorer-hunter H. J. Hamilton received a substantial shock when he entered a low-domed building. He recalls that:

“Suddenly the ground gave way under my feet with a curious noise. I got into a safe place and then widened the hole, which had appeared, with my rifle-butt and lowered myself into it. I was in a long and narrow corridor, which got its light from the space where the dome had split. At the bottom I saw a kind of table and chair, made of the same "crystal" as the walls.

“An odd shape was crouching on the seat, with vaguely human features.

“Looking at it from close by, I thought it might be a statue damaged in the course of time but then I glanced at something which filled me with horror: under the ‘glass" which covered that ‘statue’ a skeleton could clearly be seen!”

Walls, furniture, people - melted, then crystallized. No natural burning flame or volcanic eruption could have produced a heat intense enough to cause this phenomenon. Do you know what?

Only the heat released through something like atomic energy could have done this damage.

ॐUFO - 100 of them,sighted inside the Indian territory bordering China

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Top security brass of the Indian government is battling a"mysterious" threat from the Chinese side these days: tennis ball-sized UFOs.

Hundreds of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) have been sighted inside the Indian territory bordering China in recent months, raising security concerns. The issue, initially dubbed a minor one, has turned serious as India prepares to raise it at the diplomatic level with China.

Sources said a meeting of the boundary coordination mechanism - a highlevel official mechanism set up by the two sides to ensure that the boundary incidents between their armed forces do not escalate - is being scheduled later this month where the issue of "luminous objects" will be at the centre of the discussion.

The Indian delegation will be led by Gautam Bambawale, the head of the China desk in the external affairs ministry, while China will be represented by its director general, department of boundary and oceanic affairs. Security officials from both sides will also participate in the meeting.

Highly placed sources said over 150 such incidents have been reported in the last three months and that India's protests at the local border personnel meeting with the Chinese have met with a cursory denial.

The government's decision to raise the 'UFO ' issue at the diplomatic level follows a detailed report sought from the Defence Research and Development Organisation and the Indian Army, and a spectrum analyser to ascertain the objects.

Surprisingly, the radar could not detect these objects indicating that they were nonmetallic.

Also, the spectrum analyser could not detect any signals emitted by them.

The army also flew a reconnaissance drone in the direction of the floating objects, but it didn't yield anything substantial.

"Earlier these reports coming from various sectors of the boundary were sketchy but now we have definite proof of these yellowish spheres coming from the Chinese side; and our concerns will be raised," a source said.

According to the reports, in Ladakh sector, such an object was sighted in Thakung post on October 21 for around eight hours. It had an "intense continuous flash light." Another incident was reported from Arunachal Pradesh's Dichu area on October 19.

Earlier it was believed that the Chinese could be sending remote-controlled lanterns but that theory was shot down after an internal probe.

Mail Today accessed a series of reports sent by the intelligence bureau, the army and the ITBP on the issue, which has been discussed at a high-level meeting on China in the Prime Minister's Office.

Some of the top government officials suspect that these UFOs which appear to lift off from the Chinese side and traverse the sky for three to five hours before disappearing were high-intensity cameras.

"We are worried that there may be a flare-up if the Indian troops decide to shoot these objects," a source said.

ॐ The Barber

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A barber (who is a man) shaves all and only those men who do not shave themselves.

Now Does he shave himself? 

Well If you are trying to Answer this question then think again cause 
* If the barber does shave himself, then the barber (himself) must not shave himself.
* If the barber does not shave himself, then he (the barber) must shave himself.

well it seems apparently plausible scenario is logically impossible.isn't it?

well This is one of the famous Paradox known as Barber Paradox. 
Link:- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barber_paradox 

ॐ You Are the Real Bond, James Bond

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ॐ I do miss those days. How about you?

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