A Step Ahead for De-notified communities of India

Today I was watching video of The Idea Caravan and I inspired by the video of Mittal Patel, really she is doing great job for De-notified tribes. I can’t believe in 21st century still in India there are many places where people don’t have their own existence.  They don’t have houses to live they don’t have their identity. They people used to wander here and there. As I know Gujarat is most developed state is in India, but still there also people are struggling for their presence. 

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Govt. is creating new rules like ‘The wild life protection Act’.  But before creating these acts Govt. has to think about peoples who are depends on wild animals to play a show by wild animals like Snake, Beer, Monkey and surviving their life. These communities don’t have any other business and they are not educated as well so they can start other business. So first Govt. has to come to educate those communities and has to give their identity as well as some business. So they can also survive their life as normal people no need to wander here to there.

Some communities’ peoples have a tradition that girls will not get married and they will do the business of prostitution to survive. I am wondering why Govt. doesn’t take an action for those communities to settle their life by educating them and providing them good business so they will involve in new generation business like normal peoples.

I am thankful to the Mittal Patel, who initiated a step ahead for those communities to make them educated and getting their identity and presence.

I think Govt. should have special plan or budget for such kind of communities / groups or people.

If Govt. didn’t do anything for those communities the gap between these communities and normal peoples will increase rapidly. 

Franklin Templeton Investments partnered the TEDxGateway Mumbai in December 2012.

A Social Cause: A Step Ahead for De-notified communities of India

Today I was watching video of The Idea Caravan and I inspired by the video of Mittal Patel, really she is doing great job for De-notified tribes. I can’t believe in 21st century still in India there are many places where people don’t have their own existence.  They don’t have houses to live they don’t have their identity. They people used to wander here and there. As I know Gujarat is most developed state is in India, but still there also people are struggling for their presence.

The Post is Written for Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=w8cZ2iJARPM

Govt. is creating new rules like ‘The wild life protection Act’.  But before creating these acts Govt. has to think about peoples who are depends on wild animals to play a show by wild animals like Snake, Beer, Monkey and surviving their life. These communities don’t have any other business and they are not educated as well so they can start other business. So first Govt. has to come to educate those communities and has to give their identity as well as some business. So they can also survive their life as normal people no need to wander here to there.

Some communities’ peoples have a tradition that girls will not get married and they will do the business of prostitution to survive. I am wondering why Govt. doesn’t take an action for those communities to settle their life by educating them and providing them good business so they will involve in new generation business like normal peoples.

I am thankful to the Mittal Patel, who initiated a step ahead for those communities to make them educated and getting their identity and presence.

I think Govt. should have special plan or budget for such kind of communities / groups or people.

If Govt. didn’t do anything for those communities the gap between these communities and normal peoples will increase rapidly. 

Franklin Templeton Investments partnered the TEDxGateway Mumbai in December 2012.

A fantastic Trip to OOTY (Queen of Hills)

Me and Praveen was planning from last 6-8 months to go anywhere for outing, some relaxation from works, pressure, tensions. but every time we had to cancel our plan because of work. then we plan for Ooty trip we taken ticket before 1 week ago with Rajesh, KM, Kiran, but we was not sure we'll go until we caught the bus for Ooty.

We started journey for Ooty by bus at Friday night, next day morning we reached there, we went Rajesh's home as Ooty is home town of Rajesh. then get ready for roaming had breakfast Idly & Dosa. we went Botanical garden, Doddabetta Peak etc. enjoyed a lot whole day feel a great day with tiredness. In night we enjoyed Tamilnadu's orchestra with great songs music. we was happy with music as we don't know tamil.

Next day we went Kannur where Fruit Show was happening, we enjoyed there with great art by Fruits. by evening we back to Ooty again done some shopping bought chocolates as Ooty chocolates are famous. then planning for coming back. That was a very nice trip and a very nice place. weather was awesome. We feel Rajesh home as our home enjoyed lot there. Thanks to Rajesh, Uncle, Aunty, Sister, and his brother.

About Ooty 

Ooty is a very popular hill station, located 7,349 ft above sea level in the blue mountains of Nilgiris.This beautiful hill station offers many places to visit in Ooty to entertain. Ooty is dotted with some of the most spectacular tourist places that no one can imagine. Not only offers relief from the hustle and bustle of the city life but also gives you a chance to enjoy nature’s beauty in its purest form. The green hills, the cascading waterfalls and sparkling brooks, all make the hill station a delight for the eyes of the city-weary. Ooty is not really a sightseeing destination; it is much more a place for appreciating nature and the great outdoors. Therefore, it should come as no surprise that many of the sights are nature-based.

Following are some of the popular places in Ooty.

Botanical Garden

Botanical Garden is the best garden ever known in India and is one of the popular attractions in Ooty. It is located on the hillock which is one of the most popular tourist destinations in India. Covering an extensive area of 55 acres, the Botanical Gardens in Ooty was laid way back in the year 1847 by the Marquis of Twee dale on the lower slopes of the Dodabetta Peak. It is indeed a pleasure to stroll in the lush green lawns of the garden and admire the stunning variety of flowers, ferns and orchids.

Doddabetta Peak

Doddabetta Peak is 2,623 meters making it the highest point of the district. It is located at a distance of about 10 km from the main town and offers an unbelievably beautiful view of the surrounding topography.

Rose Garden

Rose garden is the heart and soul of city of Ooty and attracts. The construction is so beautiful and there are small tunnels made wherein the roses are planted in tunnels.

Happy Diwali to all my dearest friends and their families

Diwali is one of the leading Indian festivals and is normally associated with believers of Sikhism, Jainism and Hinduism. The fete normally happens between October and November. Diwali is also referred to as the festival of lights. The significance of Diwali is symbolized by the use of diya, small oil lamps whose light shows the triumph of light over evil.

Different sections of the Indian population have different sections that inspire them to celebrate Diwali. A good number of them consider Diwali as the “Festival of Lights”. For them the celebration of Diwali represents an occasion to thank the gods for a wonderful harvest.

Apart from farmers, business people, workers and everyone also use this opportunity to thank their gods for continuously blessing them. It is no coincidence therefore that Lakshmi, who many Indians consider the goddess of wealth, is worshipped as people turn out in their millions to honor and worship her. Because Diwali comes at the end of the traditional Hindu year, many of them pray to Lakshmi for a prosperous year ahead. This is because they believe her intervention will be crucial hence the Diwali festival.

In Jainism Diwali is used interchangeably with the term Deepvali. The Jains believe Lord Mahavira was born on this day.

This is said to have happened thousands of years ago on the fifteenth day of October. It is no wonder then that the Jains observe their Diwali around this date every year. On the other hand the Sikh relate the day with an event when their Supreme Leader, Sikh Hargobind was set free from prison along with several of his followers. This is a very fundamental occurrence in Sikhism and is considered with much reverence.

North Indians consider Diwali as the day when their king, Rama of Ahodhya is said to have returned from fourteen years of exile in the forest. The people in Aodhya prepared a grand entrance for their long lost king by lighting small oil lamps called ‘deepa’ arranged in lighting rows known as ‘vali’ thus giving rise to the name Deepvali a short form of which is Diwali. The southerners contend that Diwali is the day when Lord Krishna eventually overcame the demon, Narakasura. In Western India Diwali is celebrated as the day when King Bali was installed to reign as the king of the netherworld on orders from Vishnu. Apart from Jains, Sikhs and Hindus who associate Diwali with some form of religious significance, other Indians mark it as a cultural festival.

Indians from all occupations today celebrate Diwali with a lot of pomp and colour. They use plenty of crackers, fireworks and exchange plenty of gifts and sweets. It is celebrated as a national festival of lights. Diyas, or small oil lamps lit in the streets or homes are specially decorated for the occasion. Some of these diya are decorated using lakshmi and ganesha. Pooja is a ritual performed to elicit blessings from the “goddess of wealth”. Other traditions observed are those of Rangoli where houses as well as easting spots are specially decorated.

Happy Diwali to all My dearest friends : )

Regards,
Avinash Singh

Microsoft Social Networking site so.cl

Today i have created my profile in world famous IT company Microsoft's social networking website www.so.cl ....

Microsoft clearly wants a slice of your social networking time. The company released a revamped Bing with social features earlier this month, and has now made its “experimental” social search network So.cl — pronounced “social” — open to the public.
But is So.cl the next Facebook, Twitter or even Google+? We spent some hands-on time with Microsoft’s new social network to find out. The short answer: no. But So.cl does offer some unique features that, if done right, could appeal to a specific population — students.
Like other social networking sites, So.cl users have a profile, can follow other users, and most importantly, share posts within the network. But instead of status updates, check-ins or 140-character bits, your So.cl posts revolve around internet searches.

25 ULTIMATE TIPS FOR BETTER LIFE!!!

25 ULTIMATE TIPS FOR BETTER LIFE!!!

1. Take a 10-30 minute walk every day. & while you walk, SMILE. It is the ultimate antidepressant.
2. Sit in silence for at least 10 minutes each day.
3. When you wake up in the morning, Pray to ask God's guidance for your purpose, today.
4. Eat more foods that grow on trees and plants and eat less food that is manufactured in plants.

5. Drink green tea and plenty of water. Eat blueberries, broccoli, and almonds.
6. Try to make at least three people smile each day.
7. Don't waste your precious energy on gossip, energy vampires, issues of the past, negative thoughts or things you cannot control. Instead invest your energy in the positive present moment.
8. Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dinner like a college kid with a maxed out charge card.

9. Life isn't fair, but it's still good.
10. Life is too short to waste time hating anyone. Forgive them for everything !
11. Don't take yourself so seriously. No one else does.
12. You don't have to win every argument. Agree to disagree.

13. Make peace with your past so it won't spoil the present.
14. Don't compare your life to others. You have no idea what their journey is all about.
15. No one is in charge of your happiness except you.
16. Frame every so-called disaster with these words: 'In five years, will this matter?'

17. Help the needy,Be generous ! Be a 'Giver' not a 'Taker'
18. What other people think of you is none of your business.
19. Time heals everything.
20. However good or bad a situation is, it will change.

21. Your job won't take care of you when you are sick. Your friends will. Stay in touch.
22. Envy is a waste of time. You already have all you need.
23. Each night before you go to bed ,Pray to God and Be thankful for what you'll accomplish, today !
24. Remember that you are too blessed to be stressed.

25.Share this to your friends and relatives to help them lead a happier life...!!!


~Avi~
 

Happy Independence Day !!!

Happy Independence Day to all Indians!

I am one of proudest Indian, a country which values relations, traditions and respects everyone across the world..
Jai Hind, Jai Bharat!!!

~Avi

My Name Poem

Happy Holi

May God gift you all the colors of life, colors of joy, colors of happiness, colors of friendship, colors of love and all other colors you want to paint in your life.
Wish u all Happy Holi....

 

Avinash Singh 'Pawan'

Pune, Satna

Mob. 8928295999

Happy Diwali

May the joy, cheer,
Mirth and merriment
Of this divine festival
Surround you forever.
May the happiness,
That this season brings
Happy deepavali