IAF – Hats Off

Brilliant “Jan 26th”

Hats off to the dedicated team and Pilots of IAF, no one else can do it…………….

India in the Sky…… Splendid Work! –  by Indian Air Force

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Speech for salesmen

Three Idiot Speech!!!!

Adarniya sabhapati mahodaya …atithi vishesh shikshan mantri shri R D tripati ji ..maanyaniya shikshagan aur mere piyaaare sahpatiyo …aaj agar I.C.E aasmaan ki bulaaandiyo ko chhu raahaa hai ..to uska shreya sirrf ek insaan ko jaata hai Shri Veeru sahastra buddhe ..give him a a big hand ..he is a great guy really you are

Peechle buttis saal se inhone nirantar is college mein balatkar pe balatkar kiye ………umeed hai aagey bee karte rahege ..hami to aashcharya hota hai ki ek insaan apne jeevan kaal mein itni balatkar kaisi kar sakta hai …….…inhone kadi tapaasya se aapne aapko is kaabil bunaya hai ..waqt ka sahi upyog ghante ka purna istemaal koi inse seeke ..seeke inse seeke ….

aaj hum sab chaatra yaha hai ..kal desh videsh mein fail jayenge ..waadaa hai aapse jis desh mein honge waha balatkar karenge I.C.E ka naam roshan karenge …dika [dikha] denge sabko jo balatkar Karne ki shamtaa yaha ke chaatro mein hai wo sansaar ke kisi chaatro mein nahiii ….No other chaatra No other chaatra

Adarniya mantraji namashkar aapne is sansthaan ko wo chees di jiski hamein sakht zaroorat thi …Stan ..stan hota sabi ke paas hai ..sab chupa ke rakte hai ..detaa koi nai …aapne apna stan is balatkari purush ke haat mein diya hai…ab dekiye yeh kaisa iska upyog karta hai

Is swarn awsar par ek shlok yaad aa rahe hai……

uthmam dadddad padam..
Madhyam padam thuchuk thuchuk….
Ghanistham thudthudi padam..
sud sudi pran katak

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Random Ramblings

I had a tumultuous time in the past couple of months. Probably life came full circle for me then. Whatever had happened, probably happened for the good only. I have had a very wonderful new year so far and I consider myself lucky for my current situation in life. I had even wondered if all the decisions that I took in life were worth it or not, but then, I also discovered a lot of things that I probably had never noticed earlier.

  1. I have quite a lot of well wishers who try desperately to help me (or atleast, show to the world that they are helping me)
  2. Amongst these well wishers, there are just a few people who are actually trying to help you and guide you in your endeavors and they are worried for your future as much as they would be for their own – It is this group that I can be proud of and can call them as Friends.
  3. For a few people, your bad time is more to their happiness and they would be secretly happy that you are in the situation that you were in, and at times, they would not even bother to hide their happiness in front of you. These are the people that you had considered friends during some or the other stage in life.

Now, the above things are those that made me ponder about the “help” of social networking. Enough of rants, let me move from the negatives to the positive.

I joined a company which was, is and hopefully, remains my kinda place to pursue my passions. I would not be interested to work in a place which is for employment and for a job, it should be something that I can associate my deepest desires with, and this place is one of them. I get to meet a lot of people, exchange thoughts and ideas and then, travel a lot.

When 2010 dawned, something dawned upon me too.. and that, IMHO, was the power of rational thoughts. I realized that everyone has their own logic to back their actions and it would just be fair to think from their point of view and not remain yourself and have misunderstandings / assumptions leading to something else. So, there was a new Suksy who was born then.

With the new Suksy came in new challenges and opportunities and it made it worthwhile to have undergone those tumultuous times during the last weeks of 2009. In fact, a long time ambition of mine, to visit North India, came true in an unexpected way. I took my first flight, went to North India, stayed at a resort near Manesar, made some amazing friends, had some equally amazing meetings, trainings, sessions, fun and masti and did not realize that I had spent a week without even stepping out of the resort. When the time came to step out of the resort, we did not have time to spend on anything else. We could not visit Delhi, and I could not visit even a book stall to buy a book. I have actually pissed off a couple of friends in Delhi to whom, I had given an assurance that I would be meeting them in their hometowns. I am sorry folks… There is definitely going to be a next time.

I have transformed into a pukka sales manager and forget the designation or the actual “work” I am supposed to do, I am doing evangelism of technology in education. Education is a field that I was always interested in, and getting this opportunity to evangelize it, is more like a dream come true. Thanks to my current employers for making this dream come true. It is always told that where lies your passion, lies your best efforts and where you put your best efforts, the world recognizes u.

As Baba Rancchoddas Chancchad mentions: “Don’t run behind success, run behind excellence. Once you achieve excellence, success will automatically come to you”. So true.. right?

All izz well!!!

Why???

There are a lot of questions which are unanswered and which tend to remain unanswered. Though it is true that people ask questions only if they have answers within themselves and they want the answers to be verified by a different person, it is also true to state that if someone is in doubt, it is better that they get it clarified rather than continuing in the same doubt.

As the saying goes, “People might consider a fool if you ask a question, but you would remain a fool throughout if you don’t ask it”.

As one of my ex bosses was mentioning, every question has an answer, but to give out a convincing answer to people is the challenge. Here are a few questions that I have the answers, but not convincing answers. I need not answer the questions to anyone else but myself.

Why do people go through uncomfortable situations in life? It might be uncomfortable to them personally or psychologically, or it might be uncomfortable to those people who are close to them. Isn’t there a control over life that one can exercise and get rid of these uncomfortable situations?

Not that they want to go through these uncomfortable situations, but they feel that they do not have any other option other than undergoing these turbulence. The truth is far from this. I feel that every person will have the chance to steer his/her life the way he/she wants, but unfortunately will not be alert to notice the warnings and will realize his/her follies after he/she learns the lesson the hard way.

Why do people take someone else for granted and think that he/she would be flexible enough to be molded into the way that the other person desires? It might be a good friendly gesture or it might be fun intended, but the gestures and the intentions should be taken in the right spirits. Unfortunately, most of us repeat this mistake often and take people and their help / friendliness / guidance / advice / moods / minds / emotions for granted and play around with them.

It is not that we willfully do it, but we tend to ignore the first signs of uncomfortableness that we notice the other person facing due to us. And when we notice the situation that the other person is facing and we realize that we have been the cause for a considerable amount of misfortune that the other person is undergoing, no matter how many apologies are expressed, they will always fall short of. As the saying goes, a stitch in time could save nine. Unfortunately, in the saying, Time is a qualitative aspect and can be measured in various means by various people. So, by the time I realize that I am supposed to put a stitch, it might be too late. Or I would be stitching (patching up) my relationships without any reason which would cause people to assume that I have a guilt in me and I have some wrong intentions in my mind which is making me patch up.

There are a few more questions which I might put it as a different blogpost, but this last question is the one that will definitely evoke an argument… so, here goes!

Why do people “network” socially virtually? If you meet them in person, would they network with you in such a free way? What is the benefit of social networking, other than just time pass? Yeah, getting to know people, increasing your “network” of “friends” is all nice. But how many are actually “friends”? Since this is the virtual era, like having “pen-pals” in the age-old days of the normal India post, we have twitter friends, facebook friends, orkut friends etc. I am friends with many unknown people. No doubt that it would be nice when we catch up with each other, but would it be really possible to catch up with these “virtual” friends with all the busy schedules that everyone has? I have my own doubts. There are so many people in Bangalore who are “friends” with me on some or the other social network, but I am sure that I have not met so many of them, though staying in the same city as them. Would it be really worth wasting time on social networking?

Recently, I had this argument with a friend of mine as to whether social networking is beneficial or not. To give you a background, Let me admit that it has been quite a lot of days since I was “active” on twitter. I never even logged on, nor opened tweet-deck and even checked what is happening in the twitter timeline. In a sense, you can term it as a check as to whether people would notice me being absent from twitter. I guess a few close friends did, but definitely not all my followers / followees. I also restrained from posting new posts on my blog or on facebook and wanted to stay away from the “virtual society” of “friends” on my social networking sites.