Showing posts with label sikkim. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sikkim. Show all posts

Monday, August 27, 2018

The Red and Greens of it

*What stops us ?*

Imagine a genuinely important meeting, discussion or a conference.When the floor is open for discussion,only few speak ,ask or suggest but majority remain silent . Something stops us .We want  to,but  inner voice argues .What stops ? The Red and Greens of it..

*Because of these Red and yellow signals :*

1.Not getting the point
2.Fear
3.Attitude.
4.Habit
5.Disagreement
6.Awe
7.Shy
8.Avolition

The Speakers should introduce,include and practice the following to engage the listeners..

*Ten Green Solutions :*
1. Create interest and make
     the audience comfortable
     with smile.
2.Speak simple with
    enthusiasm.
3.Add emotions,drama and
    tone.
4.Usefulness
5.Relating to the topic
6.Sprinkle the talk with humour
7.Visualise the idea with
   Words.
8.Take the audience from the 
    known to the unknown .
9.Connecting simple known
    examples with the complex
    ideas.
10.Carry home thoughts .

Subbiah 18

Sunday, December 24, 2017

Saturday, October 19, 2013

Friday, August 27, 2010

LEARNING CURVE


CBSE  SCHOOLS  and Heads of Schools ....Click here> to read more

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Friday, March 5, 2010

Road to......


Monkeys on the road between Siliguri and Sikkim are a common sight.Some of them lost their legs,tails and fingers as they evolved to survive with the humans on wheels who left an impact on their taste buds and ear.

The Jarawa tribes of Andaman Islands are objects of curiosity for the tourist,This tribe who came into open human contact only fifteen years ago is causing a great dilemma,whether to bring them closer or to keep them isolated .The only solution is to keep them as they are and improve their living conditions and work towards stabilizing their population without affecting their habitat.
Now they reach the roads whenever a convoy passes through their land, expecting eatables from the vehicles.These real humans-Worlds bravest survivors , who don't know about money,education,religion,nations ,politics , Bollywood,cricket etc. will one day loose all their values and enter into our social,economical,moral and cultural values or eccentricities and will become the citizen of India.
Illegal immigrants, Encroachments ,Andaman Trunk Road,Sand exploitation,Quarries,Tribal issues , Corruption , Alcoholism,Price Regulation,Wastage dumping by foreign countries in the Andaman Sea and Water Scarcity are some major issues concerning the Islands.

"...One hundred years later, the Negro lives on a lonely island of poverty in the midst of a vast ocean of material prosperity. One hundred years later, the Negro is still languishing in the corners of American society and finds himself an exile in his own land."

Martin Luther King

I Have a Dream - Address at March on Washington

August 28, 1963. Washington, D.C.

Saturday, February 27, 2010

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Saturday, October 17, 2009

HAPPY DIWALI


चलना हमारा काम है


गति प्रबल पैरों में भरी

फिर क्यों रहूं दर दर खडा

जब आज मेरे सामने

है रास्ता इतना पडा

जब तक मंजिल पा सकूँ,

तब तक मुझे विराम है,


- शिवमंगल सिंह 'सुमन' (ShivMangal Singh Suman)

Friday, October 16, 2009

An Island in Sikkim:TEERANG

Suggest a name to this island.This island is formed on the confluence of Rangpo and Teesta river at Rangpo.

Sunday, July 5, 2009

Pre Monsoon 2009

flower-Gulmohar
Insect-wasp
Bird-Gauthali(swallow/swift)
Plant-(I don't know the name!) Now i know the name it is cape gooseberry.
People(Name the place and win a prize!)

Thursday, June 25, 2009

Friday, May 29, 2009

Saturday, May 16, 2009

Landslide win for SDF, Chamling gets fourth term


Gangtok, 16 May (IANS) The Sikkim Democratic Front (SDF) created history Saturday by winning in all 32 assembly constituencies and the lone Lok Sabha seat of the Himalayan state, giving Chief Minister Pawan Kumar Chamling a fourth consecutive term.
Counting of votes cast in the simultaneous assembly and Lok Sabha polls April 30 was held Saturday. There are 12 assembly constituencies in the Sikkim East district, four in North Sikkim, and eight each in Sikkim West and South.

The SDF candidate P.D. Rai bagged the lone Lok Sabha seat, defeating K.N. Upreti of the Congress by a margin of over 3,000 votes.

The chief minister, who contested the assembly polls from Poklok-Kamrang and Namchi-Singhithang, won both the seats of South Sikkim with margins of over 6,000 and 7,000 votes respectively.

SDF candidate Aam Prasad Sharma defeated Congress state unit president and former chief minister N.B. Bhandari by a margin of 1,000 votes to wrest the Singtam-Khamdong assembly seat in East Sikkim.

Bhandari also lost in the Soreng-Chakung constituency in West Sikkim to the SDF’s Ran Bahadur Subba.

In the same district, Barfung constituency was won by Dawcho Lepcha of the SDF against Aden Tshering of the Congress. The SDF’s Chandra Maya Subba beat Laxuman Gurung of the Congress in Maneybong-Dentam seat, while Yangthang constituency was wrested by the SDF’s P.L. Subba.

Speaker of the assembly D. Thakarpa won from Rinchenpong and Man Bahadur Dahal bagged Geyzing-Bermiok.

The SDF’s Tenzey Sherpa and Madan Cintury were victorious in Daramdin and Salghari-Zoom respectively.

In East Sikkim, the West Pendam constituency was won by the SDF’s Neeru Sewa, who defeated Congress candidate Jagdish Cintury by over 1,000 votes. The Nathang-Machong constituency was bagged by SDF’s Laxuman Lepcha.

The Rhenock and Namcheybong seats were wrested by the SDF’s Bhim Dungel and Beg Bahadur Rai, respectively. Their party colleague Puran Gurung won the Chujachen seat by beating the Congress’ Harka Raj Guruns by 4,800 votes. The ruling party’s Dorjee Namgyal defeated Major T. Gyatso of the Congress to grab the prestigious Gangktok constituency. D.B. Thapa beat Arun Kumar Basnett in Upper Tadong.

P.S. Tamang and N.K. Pradhan won Burtuk and Arithang, respectively. K.T Gyaltsen wrested Upper Siyari, while Menlom Lepcha was victorious in Rumtek-Martam.

In North Sikkim, T.T. Bhutia of the SDF bagged the Kabi-Lungchok constituency, beating Ugen Bhutia of the Congress. SDF candidate Sonam Gyatso Lepcha defeated Congress nominee Norden Tshering to grab the Dzongu constituency.

SDF nominee Tshering Wangdi Lepcha stole the victory from Congress candidate Anil Lachenpa by the lowest winning margin of 500 in Lachen-Mangan constituency.

Ugen Gyatso Bhutia of the SDF won the Tumin-Lingee constituency in South Sikkim, beating Phuchung Bhutia of the Congress.

Melli and Namthang-Rateypani seats of the same district were won by the SDF’s Tulsi Devi Rai and Tilu Gurung, respectively. B.S. Panth won Temi-Nampring, while C.B. Karki grabbed Rangrang-Yangang.

Unlike the 2004 elections, the Sangha (monk body) seat was won by SDF candidate Phitook Tshering Lepcha.

source:SATURDAY, 16 MAY 2009 14:01 HTTP://WWW.THAINDIAN.COM/NEWSPORTAL/POLITICS/LANDSLIDE-WIN-FOR-SDF-CHAMLING-GETS-FOURTH-TERM-THIRD-LEAD_100193504.HTML

Monday, April 27, 2009

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Tuesday, March 17, 2009