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middot PONDICHERRY UNIVERSITY STUDENTS JOURNAL
VOLUME - 3
PRE RANAVotume 3 Aprit 20l 0
STUDENTS JOURNALPONDICHERRY UNIVERSITY
Advisory CommitteeDr K M Tamizhmani- Dean Students Welfare
Dr Uma Chandrasekaran -Asst Dean StudentsWelfare
Dr BCharumathi - Asst Dean Students Welfare
Dr Clement Lourdes - Associate Professor Dept of English
Dr S Pannirselvame - Prof amp Head Dept of French
Dr S Padmapriya - Asst Professor Dept of Hindi
Dr A Thirunagalingam - Professor Dept of Tamil
Mr Anuchandran - Asst Professor Dept of Tourism Studies
Editor-in-ChiefProfessor KM Tamizhmani
EditorDr Clement Lourdes
Published byShri S Loganathan Registrar
Pondicherry UniversitY
VISITOR
Smt PRATIBHA DEVISINGH PATIIHer Excellency the President of lndia
CHANCELLOR
Shri MOHAMMAD HAMID ANSARIHis Excellency the Vice-President of lndia
CHIEF RECTOR
Shri IQBAL SINGHHis Excellency the Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry
VICE-CHANCELLOR
Professor JAK TAREEN
REC I STRAR
Shri S LOGANATHAN
FINANCE OFFICER
Shri 5 RAGHAVAN IAampAS
CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS (IC)
Dr J SAMPATH
LIBRARIAN
DT R SAMYUKTHA
PONDICHERRY UNIVERSITY STUDENTS COUNCIL N4ENBERS
SUBRAMANIA BHAMTHI ScHooL oF
TAMIL LANGUAGEampLITERATURE
R Manikkannan
P Amirtha valli
ScHooL oF MANAGEMENT
Ujjawal Baggaria
Saranya Vasudevan
Banumathy K
Prabakaran K
Mr Muhammed Refeeque
Subshamita Sethi
S Senthil
S Deepa
Kirubhakar Prabu
Gayathri
Vidya
Sanieev Reddy CK
RAMANUJAN Scnool orMATHEMATIcAL ScIENcES
S Kalaiselvan
D Nithyapriya
R Amala
ChinniUppati
Ramachandiran R
Theviya S
B Arikrishnan
M Priyadharshini
ScHooL oF PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL
amp APPLIED SCIENCES
Paneer Muthuselvam I
R Kruthika
Janireddy Bolla
KR Chithra
R Ramprasad
Tabila Symphonia
V Sakthivendhan
S Lekshmi
ScHooL oF LIFE ScIENcES
V Raghavendra
J Nirupama
Sourav Chandra
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Debayan Tiwari
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Jamuna Sukham
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INTERNATIoNAT STUDIES
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Ravindra Reddy
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SCnOoI oF MED]A amp CoMMUNICATIoN
Raju Brahma
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ScHoot oF ENGINEERING amp TEcHNotoGY
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PONDICHERRY UNIVERSITY(A Central UniversitY)
R Venkataraman NagarKalapet PuducherrY605 014lndia
Vice-Choncellors Messoge
Tt is a oleasure to issue this message to the third volume of Prerana
I ou| University is celebrating its Silver Jubilee Students are
Itf voice and bedrock of the University and their contribution
to this magazine has been remarkable and noteworthy The famous
writer Edwin Schlossberg has pointed out the skill of writing is
to create in which other people can think Keeping this in mind we
constantly strive not only to equip students with conceptual advances
in the domain of knowledge but also empower them to decisively act
in a manner which makes them highly effective fearless and vibrant
ThevisionarywriterAlwinJafferonceremarkedthattheilliterateofthe 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write but those
who cannot learn unlearn and relearn Therefore to be a successful
student in the current age of breath taking speed and highly competitive
environment requires a totally different set of skills and mind set Our
University in every possible way tries to attain the peak of excellence
and I am sure it will scale greater heights of success and prosperity in the
years to come as we transcend new horizons each year
r-
Prof JAK Tareen
Toble of Contents
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French
Tamil
Hindi
Sanskrit
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THE KINGMAKER
Kamaraj Kumarasami better known as K Kamaraj (15
July 1903 - 2 October 1975) was an lndian politician
widely known to be the kingmaker in lndian politics and
known for his honesty integrity and simplicity
He was involved in the lndian independence movement
and was a close ally of Jawaharlal Nehru the first Prime
Minister of lndia He was instrumental in bringing topower two Prime Ministers Lal Bahadur Shastri in 1954
and lndira Gandhi in 1966 He was affectionately known
as the Gandhi of the South ln Tamil Nadu his home state
he is still hailed for facilitating the spread of education tomlllions of the rural poor by introducing free education
and free mid-day meals scheme in schools during his
chiefministership in 1957 He was awarded lndias highest
civilian honor the Bharat Ratna posthumously in 7976
The main airport in Chennai is today named after him He
was hailed as one of the greatest of leaders of the world
by the then US vice-president Hubert Humphrey
Kamaraj was a multi-faceted political personality and
power and position sat lightly on him He was Chief
Minister of Tamil Nadu for nine years and that period
was considered a Golden Age For him power was
only a means to serve the people and he served them
well He was a down-to-earth planner and visualized
and executed an infrastructure that was essential to
satisfy the needs of ordinary folk Only during his Chief
Ministership did every village of a thousand people get
a school He laid roads connecting rural areas to urban
centres creating easy access for village produce to reach
town and city markets
He paid speiial attention to the energy sector and
electricity reached almost all villages in Tamil Nadu The
power generation helped many industrial estates to
come up and grow The industrialization of Tamil Nadu
started in right earnest He ruthlessly cut the red tape
of bureaucratic inertia and his watchword was actionand result He appointed efficient officers as Heads ofDepartment where dynamism and quick decision wereessential He had talented and hard-working men in
a compact Cabinet of eight to assist him and mentionshould be made of C Subramaniam M Bhaktava-
tsalam and R Venkataraman Not personal loyalty but
commitment to serving the people was the criterion he
employed to select his Cabinet colleagues The Tamil
Nadu administration became a model for other States
and no less a person than Prime Minister Jawaharlal
Nehru openly acknowledged itKamaraj was not only a great administrator He was
a strong organisation man as well He rose from thegrassroot level and in his political life spanning more thanhalf a century there was no place in Tamil Nadu wherehe had not set foot Under the tutelage of a great oratorand parliamentarian S Satyamurti he blossomed into
full-fledged leadership When he was elected president
of the Tamil Nadu Congress Committee he knew every
region as he would know the palm of his hand He had
a retentive memory and knew every important party
member by name During the evening years of Nehru the
Congress started losing its vitality and the Prime Minister
in declining health was a worried man He was impatientto rejuvenate the Congress and consulted Kamaraj who
came up with a plan which was christened the K-Plan
The plan reflected the sacrificial attitude of Kamaraj topublic life Senior leaders holding offices of power were
asked to quit and take up organizational work Kamaraj
set an example by giving up his Chief Ministership
Kamarajs elevation to the presidentship of the Congress
at the instance of Nehru was a historical recognition ofthe mans national stature and capacity to steer the ship
of the party in critical times The choice was historical in
more senses than one After Nehru he not only saved
the Congress from immediate disintegration brought
on by leadership squabbles but proved to the world the
vibrancy of lndian democracy His later confrontation
with Prime Minister lndira Gandhi was a consequence ofthe inevitable power struggle between the organization
and the parliamentary wing of the party lt was also a
reflection of the contradictory perceptions of the old
guard and the new generation of leaders
CRubolovonyo4th MSc Integroted (Moths)
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BRAND UTILISATION INMODERN DAYS
Factories rust away Packages become obsoleteProducts lost their relevance But great Brands live
forever - Backer Spielvogel Bates
Brand is a name used to identify and distinguish a specific
product service or business A legally protected Brand
Name is called a Proprietary Name Brand is the image
of the product in the market Some people distinguish
the psychological aspect of a brand from the experiential
aspect The experiential aspect consists of the sum ofall points of contact with the brand and is known as theBrand Experience The psychological aspect sometimes
referred to as the Brand lmage is a symbolic construct
created within the minds of the people and consists ofall the information and expectations associated with a
product or service The brand name is quite often used
interchangeably within brand although it is more
correctly used to specifically denote written or spoken
linguistic elements of any product ln this context a
brand name constitutes a type of trademark if thebrand name exclusively identifies the brand owner as the
commercial source of products or services A brand ownermay seek to protect proprietary rights in relation to a
brand name through trademark registration Advertising
spokespersons have also become part of some brands
For example Mr Whipple of Charmin toilet tissue and
Tony the Tiger of Kelloggs
Branding may refer to Livestock branding the marking of animals to indicate
ownership Human branding as body
punishment Branding (BDSM) bonding of
marking of a submissive
modification or
the partners and
Wood branding permanently marking by way ofheat wood (also plastic cork leather etc)
Vehicle title branding a permanent designation
indicating that a vehicle has been written off Brand a name logo slogan andor design scheme
associated with a product or service Brand management the application of marketing
techniques to a specific product product line or
brand Nation branding the application of marketing
techniques for the advancement of a country Personal branding people and their careers marketed
as brandsCo-branding associates a single product or service
with more than one brand name
Branding agency a type of marketing agency which
specialises in creating brandsr Faith branding the application of marketing
techniques to religious institutions or individuals
Branding and lts lmportance in Marketing StrrtegyThe American MarketingAssociation (AMA) defines Brand
as a name term sign symbol or design or a combinationof them intended to identify the goods and services ofone seller or group of sellers and to differentiate themfrom those of other sellers Therefore it makes sense
to understand that branding is not about getting your
target market to choose you over the competition but itis about getting your prospects to see you as the only one
that provides a solution to their problem
The objectives that a good brand will achieve include Delivers the message clearly Confirms your credibilityr Connects your target prospects emotionallyr Motivates the buyer Concretes User Loyalty
To succeed in branding one must understand the needs
and wants of the customers and prospects This may be
achieved by integrating the brand strategies throughthe company at every point of public contact The brand
resides within the hearts and minds of customers clients
and prospects lt is the sum total of their experiences
and perceptions some of which can be influenced or
enhanced
To conclude a strolg brand is invaluable as the battlefor customers intensifies day by day lts importantto spend time investing in researching defining and
building brand The brand is the source of a promise tothe consumers and its a foundational and crucial tool inmarketing communication which brings success to theproduct and to the organisation
U THIRIPURASUNDARIPh D SCHOTAR IN COMMERCE
LATERAL THINKING PUTTLES
1 A woman has incontrovertible proof in court that herhusband was murdered by her sister The judge declares
This is the strangest case lve ever seen Though its a
cut-and-dried case this woman cannot be punished
The sisters are Siamese twins
2 A man walks into a bar and asks for a drink The
bartender pulls out a gun and points it at him The man
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says Thank you and walks out
The man has hiccups the bartender scares them away bypulling a gun
3 A man and his wife raced through the streets Theystopped and the husband got out of the car When hecame back his wife was dead and there was a strangerin the car
The wife was about to have a baby They drove to thehospital The husband left to get a wheelchair but thebaby was born in the meantime and the wife didntsurvive the birth
4 The music stops and a woman dies
The woman is a tightrope walker in a circus Her actconsists of walking the rope blindfolded accompaniedby music without a net The conductor is supposed tostop the music when she reaches the end of the ropesignaling that its safe to step off onto the platform Thatday the usual conductor was ill The substitute stoppedthe music early
5 Two men enter a bar They are served identical drinksOne lives the other dies
The drinks contain poisoned ice cubes one man drinksslowly giving them time to melt while the other drinksquickly and thus doesnt get much of the poison
6 Joe wearing a mask and carrying an empty sack leaveshis house An hour later he returns with a full sack Hegoes into a room and turns out the lights
Joe is a kid who goes trick-or-treating for Halloweenreturns and goes to sleep
Word puzzle
Can you create a sentence that contains the word and
five times in a row ie with no other word between eachand
I commissioned an artist to paint a sign for Entertainerthat said entertainer Games And Fun however theymade a terrible mistake The gap between Games andAnd and Andand Fun wasnt the same so the signseemed oddly out of balance
CRUBAIAVANYA4lh MSc lnlegrafed (Moths)
CONSUMER AWARENESS RIGHTSAND RESPONSIBILITIES
The growing interdependence of the world economy andinternational character of many business practices havecontributed to the development of universal emphasison consumer rights protection and promotion MahatmaGandhi the father of nation attached greater importanceto what he described as the poor consumer whoaccording to him should be the principal beneficiary ofthe consumer movement He said
A Consumer is the most important visitor on ourpremises He is not dependent on us we are on himHe is not an interruption to our work he is the purposeof it We are not doing a favour to a consumer by givinghim an opportunity He is doing us a favour by giving anopportunity to serve him
The traditional product first and customer nextapproach is reversed to customer first product nextapproach lt means sellers market shifted to buyersmarket This way the needs of the customers becomethe focus of all developnent within the organisation lnthe modern content Consumer delight is consideredto be the ultimate goal of any organisation in the presentcompetitive environment
ConsumerAny person who buys or uses goods and services is a
consumer A consumer is any person business firm orgovernmental unit that chooses goods and servicesspends money on them and uses these goods andservices primarily to satisfy their own wants From birthevery one is a consumer in one or the other way
A right consumer is an individual who purchasesarticles consciously ominously with due on negligencesuperiority utility and also looking at its real monitoryvalue essentially and return value
ConsumerismConsumerism is a recent and universal phenomenon lt isa social movement Consumerism is all about protectionof the interests of the consumers According to McMillanDictionary (1985) Consumerism is concerned withprotecting consumers from all organisations with whichthere is exchanged relationship lt encompasses theset of activities of government business independentorganisations and concerned consumers that aredesigned to protect the rights of consumers The
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Chambers Dictionary (1993) defines Consumerism asthe protection of the interests of the buyers of goods andservices against defective or dangerous goods etc
Consumer Rightsln order to maximize the consumer satisfaction everybusiness enterprise is constantly bound to follow andpractice the requirements set for consumer protectionon national and supernational levels For this purposethe norms of business ethics have to be such that everyenterprise commits and complies with the lnternationalRights of Consumers as endorsed by the United Nationand embodied in the Consumer Protection Laws inlndia as in the form of objects of Consumer protectionCouncil Some of the basic consumer rights according toConsumer Protection Aci 1986 are as follows
1 The Rightto Safety that is to be protected againstproducts production processes and services whichare hazardous to health or life and property
2 The Right to be lnformed that is to be givenadequate facts about the quality quantity andprice of goods so as to make an informed choiceor decision and act wisely against any unfair tradepractices
3 The Right to Choose that is to have access to a
variety of products and services at competitiveprices and in the case of monopolies to have anassurance of satisfactory quality and service atfair price in such a way that the unrestrained rightof a minority to choose will not mean denial of a
fair share to majority4 The Right to be Heard that is to be represented
for consumer interests in the formulation andexecution of policies for development andproduction of goods and services
5 The Right to Redress that is to have a fairsettlement of just cla ims a nd receive com pensationfor misrepresentafion or shoddy goods orservices
6 The Right to Consumer Education that is toacquire knowledge and skills to be an informedconsumer and to take action on the mattersconcerning consumer decisions
7 The Right to Healthy Environment that is tohave a physical - environmental conducive togood quality of life and have protection againstenvironmental problems over which individualconsumer has no control (taken care byenvironmental protection law)
The lndian legal system experienced a revolution withthe enactment of the Consumer Protection Act of1986 [CPA] which was specifically deigned to protect
consumer interests The CPA was passed with avowedobjectives lt is intended to provide justice which is less
formal [and involves] less paper work less delay andless [expense] The CPA has received wide recognitionin lndia as poor mans legislation ensuring easy access tojustice However the CPA simply gives a new dimensionto rights that have been recognized and protected sincethe ancient period lt is rightly said that the present-day concern for consumer rights is not new andthat consumers rights like the right to have safe un-adulterated and defect-free commodities at appropriateprices has been recognized since ancient times
Objectives of the ActThe purpose of the Act is to provide forthe establishmentof the Commission
1 To prevent practices having adverse effect oncompetition
2 To promote and sustain competition in markets3 To protect the interests of consumers and4 To ensure freedom of trade carried on by other
participants in the markets in lndia
Suggestions1 Educate consumers to develop an understanding
about their responsibilities as consumers2 Consumers should come together to develop the
strength and influence to promote and protecttheir own interest
3 Government should make and implement rulesof punishment more severe so that manufacturerand shopkeeper think twice before adoptingfraudulent practices
4 A Campaign should be set in motion to involveevery consumer for making them more consciousand aware of their right and responsibilities
Thus Consumer protection is always a matter of greaterand graver concern ln ancient lndia effective measureswere initiated to protect consumers from crimes inthe market place ln ancient lndia the king was thesupreme authority to render justice but his authoritywas circumscribed by the rules of Dharma ln themedieval period some Muslim rulers developed wellorganized market mechanisms to monitor prices andthe supply of goods to the markets During the Britishperiod the modern legal system was introduced in lndiaand many laws were enacted to protect the interests ofconsumers generally Today the civil justice system istainted with deficiencies that discourage the consumerfrom seeking legal recourse However the ConsumerProtection Act of 1986 which provides easy access tojustice has brought a legal revolution to lndia as a result
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of its cost-effective mechanisms and popular support To
conclude a few consumers were fully aware about therights responsibilities and Consumer Protection ActHence it is necessary to educate them on their rightsand responsibilities as consumers to make them vigilantrational and become conscious buyers
U THIRIPURASUNDARIPh D SCHOTAR IN COMMFRCE
I wish
I wish to be innocent childFree from burden but
I wish to be desert travelerTaking deep sigh from exhaustion but
I wish to be humming birdAbsorbing nature from sounding world but
I wish to be human beingAtleast I will try to be
MDAKSAMVKI MSc fMAIHS]
WONDER OF MATHEMATICS
18+1=9128+2=98
1238+3=98712348+4=9876
123458+5=987651234568+6=987654
t2345678+7=9876543I23 45 67 8 8+8=987 65432
123455789 8 +9=987 65432L
vvAsuKrlV MScflNIMAIHS
TRY IT
Use each number from 1 to 10 only once But the sum ofthe number on each side 0f the pentagon will be 19
Facts of science1 The distance from the earth to the sun is
149600000000 m2 The speed of light is 300000000 msec3 The average diameter of a red blood cell is
0000007mm4 The thickness of human hair is in the
0005cm yto 001cm5 The distance of moon from the
394467000m6 The size of a plant cell is 000001275m7 Average radius ofthe sun is 695000km8 Mass of propellant in a space shuttle solid rocket
booster is 503600ke9 Thickness of a piece of paper is 00015cm10The height of mount everest is 8848m
VVosukiV MSc INIMAIHS
SO-CALLED PRESTICIOUSSOCIETY
He did not like his fathers idea of getting him a jobthrough some influential person But he thought that ifhe could get the job it will be helpful for his family Nowhe not only missed the job but also the money lt was notone or two paisa but four thousand in total
Only with his guilty conscience my father would haveaccepted this ln his sloth of youth and comfortablenessof his luxury he disdained all his neighbours He knewthat now nobody would give even a match stick to him
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He realized this fact at my sisters marriage itself He
thought of all these incidents and he did not want tospoil the future of his children as his life has been marred
in the belief of supposed rain and in chilly production So
he spent money and admitted his son in the MA course
But all his efforts had fell through
Until noq KR was not found anywhere The regret card
was received by us that morning and so we searched forhim thrice He was not available in the house and also in
the places where he usually visits lf I catch him
I would catch him by his shirt and abuse him with all
sorts of rubbish words He must be insulted in public and
driven out of the place He must be slapped and asked
for justice But this is not the right era for doing it He
was such an influential person ln front of him all these
virtues like literacy consideration and justice would go
in vain
Even father could not stand before this kind of hegemonicpowers Still I am able to remember the first meeting
Father went inside and wished him politely
Come in Sir What is the matter(KRs voice was
commanding due to his oratory skills on the stage)
He is my Son (He raised his head and glanced at him)
Come in boy what is your educational qualification
MA
l come here for his sake he finished his studies twoyears ago but still he did not get any job
So sad
Nowit is stated in the notice that they are giving
placements Please do me a favour
OKl will see to it boy without fail bring me a copy ofthe application tomorrow
(Then again father wished him kindly)
l believe only in you
Alrightl will take care
Afterthat father and KR went along with him to Madras
They took the taxi and first entered a good hotel and
then KR visited many persons on the way Altogether
the expense of the taxi and hotel came around four
hundred rupees On the second day evening KR asked
two thousand from the father for the purpose of bribingother persons and he said Even God grants the boon
Priest denies it
Father thought a bit and said after returning to his place
he will make arrangement for that
He was not able to get the money He thought of lending
his land But mother rose like Kali and shouted Then
on one day with full of tears she gave the rest of jewels
which remained after the sisters marriage After twomonths KR called them At that time there was no
other go father had to arrange for another two thousand
rupees So he happened to lend the land
shit
He climbed the stairs and rang the bell Even that time
she opened the door with some weeklies in her hand
On looking at him she adjusted her dress
Fathersomeone has come to see you (She wentinside)
Come in boy
Even though KR was not honest he had the same smile
on his face while inviting The boy showed the regret
card And he had no words to speak as he was in extremewrath but still he read KRs face
someone is behind this deed You do not worry I am
going to Madras this week I will see to it
How was he capable of telling lies with such a smile How
he had such a potential to cheat all the innocent fathers
Even after doing all sort of frauds he was able to walk
with pride because this is so called prestigious society
He shut the compound door with full force The dog
which was eating the food in the dust bin on the road
looked at him He did not care for it and he continued
to walk but all of a sudden he stopped at the particular
place He stumbled over a stone and picked it up and
hurled it at the dog Bow it ran quickly then hopped
and disappeared He could stone only these dogs
Only these dogs- Molon V Noroyonon
SOURCE TEXT GAURAVAR SABAI (MALAN
vNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH BY
JMADHUMIDHA SRI
II MA ENGLISH
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MATHEMATICAL PUZZLESt Which weighs more A pound of gold or a pound of
feathers2 What is alive and has only 1 foot3 When do giraffes have 8 feet4 How many eggs can you put in an empty basket5 lf you take three apples from five apples how many
do you have6 What has 4 legs and only 1 foot7 How many times can you subtract 6 from 308 How many 9s between 1 and 1009 lt happens once in a minute twice in a week and
once in a year What is it10 How can half of 2be7L1 When things go wrong what can you always count
on12 What goes up and never comes downL3 What did one math book say to the other math
book14 Why is the longest human nose on record only L1
inches longL5 As I was going to the fair I saw a man with golden
hair He had 3 sons each with another one Howmany people were going to the fair
16 A queen bee was buzzing a worker bee was buzzinga honey bee was buzzing and a killer bee wasbuzzing How many bees were in buzzing
17 What did you wear the day after yesterday18 There is a pink house made of bricks a blue house
made of bricks an orange house made of bricksWhat color bricks is a greenhouse made of
19 lf a rooster laid 11 eggs and the farmer took 5 ofthem and another rooster laid 14 eggs and 5 ofthemwere rotten how many eggs were left
ANSWERS
1 Both weigh the same7 A leg
3 When theres two of themi Only one after that the basket is not empty5 You have three apples5 A bedr Once after that it is no longer 30 (Dont try this in a
test I )
3 209 The lettereiO Cut Xll into two halves horizontally you get Vll on the
top halfYour fingersYour age
Wow have lgot problemslOtherwise it would be a footOne Just me because I met the others on the way tothe fair
L6 One There is only one b in the word buzzing17 What I am wearing today18 A greenhouse is made of glass or plastic not bricks19 0 Roosters dont lay eggs
KAFARS2 DAUGHTER- Modhovikkuili
Hajirahajjumma3 was peacefully sitting on the doorstepof her newly built house She was simultaneouslythrowing her eyes outside to see the sights on the roadand was stretching her head backwards to see what isgoing on in the kitchen She saw a group of girls going tothe college
lnstead of taking the road outside the gate they aremoving through my courtyard by making all sorts ofsounds and giggles At that moment she was remindedof her son Adilkhan lts just before a week Adil hasreturned the new home after finishing his studies Nowthese girls are passing through my yard just to see himNo man in the village is as handsome as Adil But its surethat I wont let these girls to attract or to impress him
These girls have not had any headdress but from thatwe cant say hat they are not Muslims people are turningprogressive nowadays Most of the rituals and customshave already changed And if ever Adil brings a bride shemay not be wearing any headdress Even then I am notready to order her to cover her hair Secretly I wish to geta daughter -in-law who prays five times a day But I haveto hide that wish too Because Adil is the exact double ofhis father he is very short tempered He will move to thecity with his wife leaving me and this house I cant bearthe terrible loneliness at this frail old age Have I built thishouse spending seven lakhs to live alone Four bedroomsin the upstairs The wide verandah A tall wall around tokeep the children safe ln this new house Adil and hisfamily should live happily lll stay in the ground floor inthe room of my late husband The old lady servant will belying in the floor near the kitchen The girls laughed againas they were hastily passing through the yard
Hajjumma imitated
2 Kafar- a non-believer of lslam3 Hajirahajjumma lts the name of he person Hajira) who has-returned from hajj (holy pilgrimage to Mecca) and umma is aterm used by the Muslims in Kerala to call their mother
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Cant you walk through the road ls there any law
written like this that you should walk through the othercourtyard by breaking their walls she asked A loudlaughter answered her question
Umma suddenly turned to see the stairs ls Adil steppingdown Or is he standing in the verandah to watch thesegirls passing
Adil had his breakfast at 10 O clock Jhe lady servant
brought puria and chicken curry from the kitchen along
with the milk mixed coffee
Eat my dearHajjumma said and grow healthy
Nobody should complain that the new groom is leantheservant remarked and then laughed by showing her black
teeth
Who is going to be a groom now I am not going to marry
soon he retorted
You should marry at the right age Or else girls will startroaming around the house These village girls cant be a
proper match for you Hajjumma stated
Havent you seen a fair girl among the band of thecollege going girls She is very beautifulthe servant lady
commented
The girl is from which familyAdil asked
She is our Narayannairss daughter -Saraswati said the
servant
A kafars daughterHajjumma whispered
That girl is looking at me from yesterday onwardsAdilsaid and laughed as if he had cracked a joke
l am going to build a wall around the house tomorrowitself No more laugh and play I have already looked a
girl for you from a good Muslim family from Kodungaloor
She is a relative of our Sidique doctor She has M A You
should go and see her this Friday Hajjumma told her
son
4 Puri-its a food item made of wheat powder its cooked in the
boiled oils Nair-is a forward Hindu cast in Kerala
l wont go You shouldnt bother to find a girl for meAdilsaidThen whom are you going to marry ls thau the girlSaraswati
Ya
NAVYA VKIil M4
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
Shakuntala Devi was born on 4th Novemben 1939
in Bangalore Karnataka lndia Manifested with an
extraordinary love for numbers at the age of 3 she became
an expert in complex mental arithmetic at the age of five
On 18 June 1980 Shakuntala Devi gave the product oftwo thirteen digit figures after multiplying them within28 seconds Many countries have invited Shakuntala Devi
to demonstrate her extraordinary talent Today she isacclaimed as an accomplished mathematician
ln 1980 she gave the product of two thirteen digitnumbers within 28 seconds many countries have invitedher to demonstrate her extraordinary talent
ln Dallas she competed with a computer to see who give
the cube root of 188138517 faster she won At Universityof USA she was asked to give the 23d root of
9 167 4867 69 2003 9 1 5 8 09 8 6 6 09 2 7 5 8 5 3 80 1 6 2483 1 06 6 80
744308622407 1265L6427 93465 704086709659
327 92057 67 4808067900227 830163549248523803357 4
53 1 69 3 5 1 1 19 0359 6s7 7 5 47 340075 68 18688305
620821016129132845564895 78015880677 1
Shakunatala Devi is a well-known mathematicalgenius and
calculating progidy from lndia She has been nicknamed
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Human Computer because of her extraordinary talentand skill in solving complex mathematical problemswithout any mechanical aid Shakuntalas father was a
circus artiste and it was he who introduced Shakuntalato the world of mathematics through card tricksShakuntalas amazing memory power was tapped whichthen led herto develop an extraordinary love for numbersat the tender age of three
Gradually over the years Shakuntalas memorizingand calculating skills were strengthened whilst shesimultaneously became an expert in complex mentalarithmetic Beginning at the University of Mysore andthe Annamalai University Shakuntalas public displaysof her extraordinary abilities and talents even spreadto institutions worldwide bewildering the crowdedgathering of students and professors alike ln her timeolder calculating prodigies like Truman Henry Saffordwere also present yet Shakuntala started displayingher talents from a very young age With her brilliantmind Shakuntala Devi was adept at solving arithrneticalp roblems includ ing fu nctions of add ition m u lti plicationdivision calculating square and cube roots along withcomplex algorithms and Vedic Maths She could evenstate the day of the week of any given date in the lastcentury in a jiffy Shakuntala could even outdo some ofthe fastest available computers of that period Amongsther numerous feats the most outstanding ones thatfetched her name in the 1995 Guinness Book of WorldRecords are
ln January 977 al the Southern Methodist Universityin Dallas Texas Shakuntala Devi extracted the 23rd rootof a 201-digit number at the fifty-second mark withthe correct answer being54637289L She had beatenthe fastest computer UNIVACs time of 62 seconds and13000 instructions
On 18th june 1980 Shakuntala Devi demonstrated themultiplication oftwo 13-digitnumbers7 68636977 487 0x 2465099745779 picked randomly by the ComputerDepartment of lmperial College London She producedt h e correct a n swe r of 189 4766817 79954264627 7 3
730 in just 28 seconds
Shakuntala could find the cube root of 332 812 557 inunder a minute
Today Shakunatala Devi is an accomplished mathematicianwhose interests also include the mystic field of AstrologyWhile setling up of several mathematics research centersare her future plans Shakuntala Devi has also writtenn umerous books some of which are - Puzzles to Puzzle You
Fun with Numbers Astrology for you and Mathablity
Shakuntala Devi is generally known as aHuman Computerbecause of her extraordinary talents in solving complexmathematical problems without any mechanical aid Shealso found her place in the Guinness book of recordsas a result of her extraordinary talents Nowadays apartfrom solving mathematical problems she is utilizing heramazing talent in the field of astrology
She adds a L6-digit number with another one andmultiplies the result with an equal array of numbersalmost instantaneously finds the cube root of theresultant and pops up with an answer in just about thetime taken for a wink Humanly not possible as even toask the question would in its shortest possibility take a
minute Rated as one in 58 million for her stupendousmathematicalfeats by one of the fastest super-computersever invented - - the Univac-1l08 - - Shakuntala Devi is agenius par excellence
She is a human computer with a brain that can work outa 23rd root of a 20L-digit number in 12 seconds less thanthe Univac-1108 will be a gross understatement Butperhaps there isnt any better title for a person for whomsolving complex mathematical problems is childs play
Doubling up as an astrologer in her spare time ShakuntalaDevi equates the science of foretelling to mathematicsAstrology and mathematics are so analogous
ln fact they are complementary to each other as bothdeal in numbers she says The prodigious expert whohails from a simple orthodox Kannada Brahmin familyis interestingly a culinary expert too l have authoredmany books on cookery she says modestly
A Guinness record holder sexagenarian Devi inspiresawe in many but remains unsurpassable in her own fieldof numbers Call her a mathematician extraordinaire or amathemagician she modestly accepts her ignorance touse a computer Believe it or not I have never learntto use an abacus she says in a hushed tone Godsgift A divine quality is how Devi accredits her uniquedistinction that began showing visibility since the age ofthree She informs that none in her family showed anysigns of the same head for figures Not even remotelyalthough my dad was a stage magician she adds
Mathematical feats which are even beyond a normalhuman brain to comprehend are solved by her soeffortlessly that pitting her brain against the fastestmainframes and super computers and beating themalmost always has become an intense passion with herAstounding scientists and academicians all around theworld with her remarkable feats the maths wizard is now
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here in our very own Hyderabad and has expressed her
desire to set up a Maths varsity here which would carryon her legacy of popularising mathematics amongpeople
l have asked the chief minister for a grant of L00 acres
land for the University and he has approved of the idea
Shakuntala Devi claims l will force juvenile delinquentschild labourers and child beggars to join my academy so
that they can also become Nobel laureates one day she
dreams as her eyes gleam in excitement about the wholeproject
l just pray that I can finish offthe entire project beforemy death ln a way the varsity which I propose to startwill be a global seat of learning for mathematics and willbe my humble contribution to the world Devi gushes
adding that the emphasis will be on Vedic mathematicsso that the glorious tradition of lndian mathematics is
preserved
For a person so passionate about numbers who has
never had any formal education how does it feel tohave wor nanV accolades and teach mathematicalshortcuts to eminent experts God has given me thisquality for the benefit of others the purpose of my lifuis to make people especially children enjoy Maths as an
affable and an joyful experience she concludes
SOME OF THE PUZZLES OF
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
1 A PROBLEI1OF COMBINATIONA box contains 12 marbles of three different coloursgreen yellow and blue-4 each lf you were to close your
eyes and pick them at random how many marbles must
take out to be sure that there are atleast two of one
colour among the marbles picked out
Answerln the first three pickings you may get one of each colour
on the fourth pick there will be atleast two of one color
Therefore the answer is 4
2 THE SPECIAL NUMBERThere is a number whose double is greater than its half
by 45Can you find that number
AnswerAs the difference between twice the number and half of
it amounts to 45or half of the number plus the whole ofits represented by 1 adds up to 45
t2+=I2+212=32=45
Now we have to find what number 32 is equal of 45Jodo this we invert 32to 23 and multiply by 45This gives
us
21345=30
Therefore the number is 30
3 THE DIG ITAL GAMEThere is a number the second digit of which is smallerthan its first digit by 4 and if the number was divided by
the number
AnswerThe number is 84
4 BROTHERS AND SISTERS
A family has several children Each boy in this familyhas as many sisters as brothers but each girl has sisters
twice as many brothers as sisters How many brothersand sisters are there
AnswerSince the boys have as many brothers as sisters theremust be 1 boy more than the number of girls lf we try2 and 13 and 2and 4 and 3we will find that 4 boys and
3 girls is the solution to fulfill the requirement that eachgirl has twice as many brothers as sisters
5 THE PECULIAR NUMBERThere is a number which is very peculiar
is three times the sum of its digits Can
number
AnswerThe number is 27 2+7=993=27
This numberyou find the
ReferenceShakuntala Devi (2006) Puzzles to puzzle you
Andhttp enwi ki pediaorg
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THE ALCHEMY CALLED MARRIACE
Rajee had giddiness when she woke up in the morningHer head weighed as if it carried the globe This sensationwas the indication of headache
Rajee took the ribbon near the mirror and tied it tightlyaround her head Pressing her cheeks deeply in thepillow she laid down to her left She took another pillownear her leg and held it with her hands on her face
Her mother cried What is this you are doing in theearly morning She knows what it is But she has to askWithout answering Rajee closed her eyes
One day or other you are going to suffocate and die
Not a curse but mother rebuked Though she thoughtshe was speaking severely there would always be somesoftness in it She would give advance to her servantmaid saying You will never pay back the money Butshe is so kind and has never reduced the salary
tVhat is this Rajee im shouting and you
leadache mom
ou are a girl to be married and you complain of your-eadache taking away the pillow she examined her-ead with her hand
shing her moms hand aside Rajee turned back
- ive minutes there came a strong coffee you havent rrshed your teeth Its ok Drink
Sre felt comfortable when she stretched her arms after- nking coffee She felt that her mothers care woulde her headache But she has decided to bunk her officey so that she need not shout hello throughout the An unspeakable comfort would come if she takes a- vater bath after 1030 am Ecstasy in moms spicym What is it in these tablets a drowsy feeling
- c as sudden Rajee thought of her would be -- arajan Her inner voice said Comradel Do you get ^ or sorrow
^cne thought that Varadarajan had an iron body-- he fainted in a hunger strike Then he didnt knowcs or labor party Only his humanism urged him toltustice A woman employee on her maternity leave
had a miscarriage So the officers had sanctioned herleave under loss of pay Varadarajan wanted to voice thisinjustice
Why are you bothered about womans leave theymocked at him
lf you want you can go to court they were adamantA few voiced for the strike Fourth day afternoon hefainted in the strike Doctors came and diagnosed hiscritical condition which was due to acetone secretionThey were angry with him for his silence How he didntknow That much pain would have troubled his stomachHis pain would have made him feel as if the abdomentissues were tightening Didnt he tell
He didnt even murmur doctorl
Rajee wept for his heart which withheld pain She wasthrilled What sort of a heart is thisl A man who wasready to die for others ls he a man
Dont make me an idol and pray lm just a human Lookhere I could wink my eyes my legs are in the floor mybody sweats said Varadarajan
l couldnt bear even a headache How could you bearsuch a pain
Have you read BharathiyarT
Ya Has he talked about medicine
lle quotes from Bharathi
l osked for o ball-like flexibte physicAnd on un-desiring heart
Dont cheat me Speak the truth
lts all about mind Rajee lf we think we cant bear painwe would die even if a stone pricks lf you do somethingfor someone else you could laugh even at the time ofdeath
Rajee learned to laugh which culminated in love Lovewith one condition She should call him as comrade evenafter marriage
They married
Comrades world is big But home is small She hacjheadache on the very day she entered her in-laws homels lt due to tiredness or jasmine smell or due to tensionin a new place She does not know Her silk sari madehel sluffv Her thishs waist armpits were irritatine withTTamil poet
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sweat lt would be comfortable if she could wear a thinhouse coat and sleep while drying her wet hair
It is possible if it were her moms place But whatwould mother-in-law think if she wears house coat on
the first day itself She didnt know if she should seekpermission
Without any thought she went inside the bathroom and
washed her face The chill feel was good She continuedto sprinkle water on her face Water droplets fell fromher brows and dripped through her nose Her sari got
wet near her neck
When she changed her clothes her mother-in-law said
Cant you be in sari for some time at least today We
may have some guests
Mom I washed my face and my sari got wet Rajee
said
You answer back immediately said mother-in-law At
that moment Rajee decided not to speak in that house
even at the cost of her life
Varadarajan didnt stop his speeches ln trade union
meeting party office political stage he continued to talk
lf not in such serious meetings at least he would speak
with some guests near his house Expect in his sleep he
continued to speak Speech made him fly high Gave him
a permanent seat in a big regional union head
Headache broke her skull lt cant be cured with a ribbon
or a coffee or an ointment Now-a-days the pain is severe
Nerves in the brain turned into worms She felt like hittingher head with a grinding stone
But cant sleep now Varadarajan was getting ready
somewhere in the early morning lt must be an importantmeeting somewhere Couldnt talk for two days lf she
misses even today then there wont be a next chance
Not for her For others
Mind matters We would die if it is for us We could
laugh at the death bed if it is for others cause
Varadarajans words that taught her to laugh gave her
life
Rajee managed to get up Called him comrade he
turned
Comrade just a minute
Yeah Rajee
Govind has put his hand into the machine
shit when
Two days back There is a problem now
What
The company wont give compensation it seems
Because he is a casual labour
Thats illegal
l think yolr can talk to the authorities
How could l lm not in the union
Friendship is different from that of a union
Comrade ls it you You were about to die when you
voiced for Visalatchi is that for the union or for her
Then I was a single man Now lve a wife and a familySo
Risk in my office would reflect in my family I dont wantthat to happen
You dont know Not only the labours but the party is
also in the union ln fact the party is our leader now I
cant do anything against the party
You could speak against your boss but you cant speak
against your party
lts true
He went down the stairs as a shadow in the dawn Whathas changed this man who was ready to die for injustice
Marriage changes the bold men into cowards and softgirls into stones her heart murmured Rajee couldntignore it
- MATAN VNARAYANAN
SOURCE TEXT KALYANAM YENDRORU RASAYANAM
(MALAN VNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH
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SPECIALITY OF NUMBER 9
9 1=9
992=198
9993=2997
99994=39996
999995=499995
9999996=5999994
99999997=69999993
999999998=799999992
9999999999=899999999 1
SPECIALITY OF NUMBER37
373=L7
376=222
3730=1010
FAMOUS INDIANMATHEMATICIANS PROFII-E AND
CONTRIBUTIONS
RAMANUJATT
He was born on 22n of December 1887 in a smallvillage of Tanjore district Madras
He sent a set of 120 theorems to professor Hardyof Cambridge As a result he invited Ramanujan toEnglandHe showed that how to divide the number into two ormore squares or cubesWhen Mr Litlewood came to see Ramanujan intaxi number L729 Rarnanujan said that 1729 is thesmallest number which can be written in the form ofsum of cubes of two numbers in two ways
ieL729 = 93 + 103 =L3 + 123
since then the number 1729 is called Ramanujansnumber
ARYABHATTA
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Aryabhatta was born in 4764D in Kusumpur lndiaHe was the first person to say that Earth is sphericaland it revolves around the sunHe gave the formula (a + b)z = a2 + b2 + 2abHe taught the method of solving the following
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problems
J+2+3 + 4+ 5 ++ nn(n + 1)
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2 + 22 + 32 + 42 + 2 ++n2 - n(n+1)(2n+1)6
13 + 23 +33 + 43 + 53 ++13 = t+lta + 2a + 34 + 44 + 5a + n4 = n(n+1) (2n+1)(3nz+3n-1)30
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BRAHMA GUPTA
Brahma Gupta was born in 598AD in pakistan
He gave four methods of multiplication
He gave the following formula used in Gp series
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a + ar+ arz + ar3 + arn-l = (arl) + (r_ 1)o He gave the following formulae
Area of a cyclic quadrilateral with side(s- bXs -c)(s- d)
where2s=a+b+c+d
Length of its diagonals =
JANAM (PEOPLE)AKBAR KAKKATTIL
The car is moving fast Nothing was felt other than themurmuring of the wind Suddenly a frightened voice
from behind Brake Brake When looked in front lsee a
bus coming very fast towards us lt is me who drives thecarl put brake Then I dont know how the driver whowas sitling behind reached the front
He had been sayingGiving accelerator instead ofpressing the brake Somehow he managed to push meto side and took control of the car and turned to left
The hitting of the vehicle against something and thecclllapse of something was the next thing I came to knowEyes are filled with darkness The colour of that darknesswas red at first lt had been changing its colour into blackthen again to red in a frightening speed When I openedmy eyes again everything around me was jumping inunclear shapes Yes now I am taking breath Yes so past
in a lightening speed was the bus seen early
Are you all right Are you alright Driver asks His voicewas shaky His eyes were thrusted out unusually
The thing which I wanted to ask was also the same The
entire body was shivering and sweating Both of themwere panting by looking face to face
Luckily nothing happened to both of us Damage wasonly for the building at that junction and also to the car
The front and the left side of the car have become like a
crumpled powder tin The dented bonnet is full of stonesand soil
When the panting is over we reached to normalcy Nowthe driver is trying to move the vehicle Oh Yes ltsmoving He moved back the vehicle and parked it Somemore soil and stones fell off from the car
Crowds on all the four sides How did people weregathered in a short time I dont remember whether I
saw any one here before I thought that people are hidingsome where expecting some danger
Dont tell that you where learning driving I will tell itlater Driver didnt forget to warn me even if he wasconfused
I looked around with fear Many necks that have headsat the end are looking inside the car Every eye is seemedthrusting unusually
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BHASKARACHARYA He was born in a village of Mysore district He was the first to give that any number divided
by 0 gives infinity (m) He has written a lot about zero surds permutation
and combination He wrote The hundredth part of the
circumference of a circle seems to be straight Ourearth is a big sphere and thats why it appears tobe flat
He gave the formulae like sin(A I B) = sinAcosB +
cosAsinB
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Anything serious One head asked
No Nothing serious
Ohl What a scene was that First lthought that nothingwould remain
Did he speak it with a disappointment Has he hoped ofgetting at least a single dead body
Luck Another man said He can be identified easilyom the crowd A fat man But a part of that shop I
ointed to that shop in confusion
lo probleml lt can be repaired by 500 Rupees ThankGod Nothing happened to men
-re words of the fat man that the problem can be solved 500 Rs gave me relief For our luck no serious damageas happened tb that shop lt can be repaired with some-inimal work But how much money will be needed toepair the car and make it as before Any way hat is only^e secondary matter lt can be considered later First I
-ave to escape from here3ut how did it happen lt is the fatty man himself
3ecame wonder stuck when I heard the explanation of^e driver How indecently they came even without a
gnal Dont they remember that it is a turning When- e said that I thought that he would have killed him if heg him in his hand now
len though the driver didnt say anything directly thecrvd got the following message from his words On our e there is not even a single mistake
les rightBus was in a high speed I did see that whatculd be the result if people drive a vehicle like this in-ls kind of turning Some one added ltried to smile atat God who came in the form of a man
Consider it as a blessing of God lf the car was dashedagainst ihe busl An old man cannot even continue afterhat Nothing happened to this people it itself is a greatring Fat man reminded
a nd the driver got out from the car in relief The shiveringlas not stopped even though it has decreased a little
t is the shop of Kuttiyali Mappilahe does not open itfcr the last some timeThinking to rebuild itEveningst becomes the camp of youthYou are lucky as it is
nidday Otherwiseyou are blessed ones1 Some bodyras saying
What do you want to drink lt is the fat fellow Beforesaying something itself somebody brought us two glassesof tea
I thought How good are these people How lovable andaffectionate are these villagers That is why everybodyuses the phrase beloved villagers
I was also thinking on which weak moment that I thoughtof learning driving Was there any need for it at the ageof 40 After hecame some what matured why did thisstrong desire catch me without leaving lt is true that I
felt inferiority complex when the guys who do not haveeven half of my age driving cars and two wheelers As I
was born as the only one of my parents they did not allowme to learn allthat fearing that something will happen tome The idea of learning it in secret by disobeying themalso didnt work because of my devotion to my parents I
was growing without knowing how to ride even a bicycleWasnt that kind of state needed to be continued But when father had his first heart attack in mid nightln neighbouring house there is car But driver has goneearly I had to get him to drive the car At that day I
thought a lot if I knew driving
It is not because of that I have a car or have facilities forthat I simply thought that it is better to learn these typesof things at least now When I asked to the friend in theneighourhood he sent me one car and the driver
I was in the happy mood because I have almost learntdrivingThen see what is happened now Didnt I drivethe car 10-15kms Smoothly Wasnt it on the intentionthat matters became somewhat OK that the driverseated behind me to give me confidence Are all thesehappened because I lost my presence of mind at somemoment Any way driving is not apt for people like meDid my parents know it Nothing bad happened to thembecause they didnt know driving
Now the people have made us to sit on the veranda of thenear by shop Somebody has gone to call the shop ownerCases or things like that is not needed two labourers maybe needed to repair the part of the shop that is brokenThe problem can be solved by giving the money for thatThe people said like that Frequently they were praisingus by saying that we are lucky men
It was in the midst of a lot of financial problems that I
managed to get some money to fill petrol and ali Nowshop repairing car repairing Even if all these troublesare there I still felt that there is no need to loose thechance to evaluate himself as a lucky man
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As lucky man my self I returned looks on them who look
at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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WHERE IS THE PERSON WITH A
CONTENTED MIND
An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
The staircase is in the hall thats good
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
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cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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1998 Berlin Germany
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2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
lf U think U will lose U R
lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
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MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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THE KINGMAKER
Kamaraj Kumarasami better known as K Kamaraj (15
July 1903 - 2 October 1975) was an lndian politician
widely known to be the kingmaker in lndian politics and
known for his honesty integrity and simplicity
He was involved in the lndian independence movement
and was a close ally of Jawaharlal Nehru the first Prime
Minister of lndia He was instrumental in bringing topower two Prime Ministers Lal Bahadur Shastri in 1954
and lndira Gandhi in 1966 He was affectionately known
as the Gandhi of the South ln Tamil Nadu his home state
he is still hailed for facilitating the spread of education tomlllions of the rural poor by introducing free education
and free mid-day meals scheme in schools during his
chiefministership in 1957 He was awarded lndias highest
civilian honor the Bharat Ratna posthumously in 7976
The main airport in Chennai is today named after him He
was hailed as one of the greatest of leaders of the world
by the then US vice-president Hubert Humphrey
Kamaraj was a multi-faceted political personality and
power and position sat lightly on him He was Chief
Minister of Tamil Nadu for nine years and that period
was considered a Golden Age For him power was
only a means to serve the people and he served them
well He was a down-to-earth planner and visualized
and executed an infrastructure that was essential to
satisfy the needs of ordinary folk Only during his Chief
Ministership did every village of a thousand people get
a school He laid roads connecting rural areas to urban
centres creating easy access for village produce to reach
town and city markets
He paid speiial attention to the energy sector and
electricity reached almost all villages in Tamil Nadu The
power generation helped many industrial estates to
come up and grow The industrialization of Tamil Nadu
started in right earnest He ruthlessly cut the red tape
of bureaucratic inertia and his watchword was actionand result He appointed efficient officers as Heads ofDepartment where dynamism and quick decision wereessential He had talented and hard-working men in
a compact Cabinet of eight to assist him and mentionshould be made of C Subramaniam M Bhaktava-
tsalam and R Venkataraman Not personal loyalty but
commitment to serving the people was the criterion he
employed to select his Cabinet colleagues The Tamil
Nadu administration became a model for other States
and no less a person than Prime Minister Jawaharlal
Nehru openly acknowledged itKamaraj was not only a great administrator He was
a strong organisation man as well He rose from thegrassroot level and in his political life spanning more thanhalf a century there was no place in Tamil Nadu wherehe had not set foot Under the tutelage of a great oratorand parliamentarian S Satyamurti he blossomed into
full-fledged leadership When he was elected president
of the Tamil Nadu Congress Committee he knew every
region as he would know the palm of his hand He had
a retentive memory and knew every important party
member by name During the evening years of Nehru the
Congress started losing its vitality and the Prime Minister
in declining health was a worried man He was impatientto rejuvenate the Congress and consulted Kamaraj who
came up with a plan which was christened the K-Plan
The plan reflected the sacrificial attitude of Kamaraj topublic life Senior leaders holding offices of power were
asked to quit and take up organizational work Kamaraj
set an example by giving up his Chief Ministership
Kamarajs elevation to the presidentship of the Congress
at the instance of Nehru was a historical recognition ofthe mans national stature and capacity to steer the ship
of the party in critical times The choice was historical in
more senses than one After Nehru he not only saved
the Congress from immediate disintegration brought
on by leadership squabbles but proved to the world the
vibrancy of lndian democracy His later confrontation
with Prime Minister lndira Gandhi was a consequence ofthe inevitable power struggle between the organization
and the parliamentary wing of the party lt was also a
reflection of the contradictory perceptions of the old
guard and the new generation of leaders
CRubolovonyo4th MSc Integroted (Moths)
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BRAND UTILISATION INMODERN DAYS
Factories rust away Packages become obsoleteProducts lost their relevance But great Brands live
forever - Backer Spielvogel Bates
Brand is a name used to identify and distinguish a specific
product service or business A legally protected Brand
Name is called a Proprietary Name Brand is the image
of the product in the market Some people distinguish
the psychological aspect of a brand from the experiential
aspect The experiential aspect consists of the sum ofall points of contact with the brand and is known as theBrand Experience The psychological aspect sometimes
referred to as the Brand lmage is a symbolic construct
created within the minds of the people and consists ofall the information and expectations associated with a
product or service The brand name is quite often used
interchangeably within brand although it is more
correctly used to specifically denote written or spoken
linguistic elements of any product ln this context a
brand name constitutes a type of trademark if thebrand name exclusively identifies the brand owner as the
commercial source of products or services A brand ownermay seek to protect proprietary rights in relation to a
brand name through trademark registration Advertising
spokespersons have also become part of some brands
For example Mr Whipple of Charmin toilet tissue and
Tony the Tiger of Kelloggs
Branding may refer to Livestock branding the marking of animals to indicate
ownership Human branding as body
punishment Branding (BDSM) bonding of
marking of a submissive
modification or
the partners and
Wood branding permanently marking by way ofheat wood (also plastic cork leather etc)
Vehicle title branding a permanent designation
indicating that a vehicle has been written off Brand a name logo slogan andor design scheme
associated with a product or service Brand management the application of marketing
techniques to a specific product product line or
brand Nation branding the application of marketing
techniques for the advancement of a country Personal branding people and their careers marketed
as brandsCo-branding associates a single product or service
with more than one brand name
Branding agency a type of marketing agency which
specialises in creating brandsr Faith branding the application of marketing
techniques to religious institutions or individuals
Branding and lts lmportance in Marketing StrrtegyThe American MarketingAssociation (AMA) defines Brand
as a name term sign symbol or design or a combinationof them intended to identify the goods and services ofone seller or group of sellers and to differentiate themfrom those of other sellers Therefore it makes sense
to understand that branding is not about getting your
target market to choose you over the competition but itis about getting your prospects to see you as the only one
that provides a solution to their problem
The objectives that a good brand will achieve include Delivers the message clearly Confirms your credibilityr Connects your target prospects emotionallyr Motivates the buyer Concretes User Loyalty
To succeed in branding one must understand the needs
and wants of the customers and prospects This may be
achieved by integrating the brand strategies throughthe company at every point of public contact The brand
resides within the hearts and minds of customers clients
and prospects lt is the sum total of their experiences
and perceptions some of which can be influenced or
enhanced
To conclude a strolg brand is invaluable as the battlefor customers intensifies day by day lts importantto spend time investing in researching defining and
building brand The brand is the source of a promise tothe consumers and its a foundational and crucial tool inmarketing communication which brings success to theproduct and to the organisation
U THIRIPURASUNDARIPh D SCHOTAR IN COMMERCE
LATERAL THINKING PUTTLES
1 A woman has incontrovertible proof in court that herhusband was murdered by her sister The judge declares
This is the strangest case lve ever seen Though its a
cut-and-dried case this woman cannot be punished
The sisters are Siamese twins
2 A man walks into a bar and asks for a drink The
bartender pulls out a gun and points it at him The man
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says Thank you and walks out
The man has hiccups the bartender scares them away bypulling a gun
3 A man and his wife raced through the streets Theystopped and the husband got out of the car When hecame back his wife was dead and there was a strangerin the car
The wife was about to have a baby They drove to thehospital The husband left to get a wheelchair but thebaby was born in the meantime and the wife didntsurvive the birth
4 The music stops and a woman dies
The woman is a tightrope walker in a circus Her actconsists of walking the rope blindfolded accompaniedby music without a net The conductor is supposed tostop the music when she reaches the end of the ropesignaling that its safe to step off onto the platform Thatday the usual conductor was ill The substitute stoppedthe music early
5 Two men enter a bar They are served identical drinksOne lives the other dies
The drinks contain poisoned ice cubes one man drinksslowly giving them time to melt while the other drinksquickly and thus doesnt get much of the poison
6 Joe wearing a mask and carrying an empty sack leaveshis house An hour later he returns with a full sack Hegoes into a room and turns out the lights
Joe is a kid who goes trick-or-treating for Halloweenreturns and goes to sleep
Word puzzle
Can you create a sentence that contains the word and
five times in a row ie with no other word between eachand
I commissioned an artist to paint a sign for Entertainerthat said entertainer Games And Fun however theymade a terrible mistake The gap between Games andAnd and Andand Fun wasnt the same so the signseemed oddly out of balance
CRUBAIAVANYA4lh MSc lnlegrafed (Moths)
CONSUMER AWARENESS RIGHTSAND RESPONSIBILITIES
The growing interdependence of the world economy andinternational character of many business practices havecontributed to the development of universal emphasison consumer rights protection and promotion MahatmaGandhi the father of nation attached greater importanceto what he described as the poor consumer whoaccording to him should be the principal beneficiary ofthe consumer movement He said
A Consumer is the most important visitor on ourpremises He is not dependent on us we are on himHe is not an interruption to our work he is the purposeof it We are not doing a favour to a consumer by givinghim an opportunity He is doing us a favour by giving anopportunity to serve him
The traditional product first and customer nextapproach is reversed to customer first product nextapproach lt means sellers market shifted to buyersmarket This way the needs of the customers becomethe focus of all developnent within the organisation lnthe modern content Consumer delight is consideredto be the ultimate goal of any organisation in the presentcompetitive environment
ConsumerAny person who buys or uses goods and services is a
consumer A consumer is any person business firm orgovernmental unit that chooses goods and servicesspends money on them and uses these goods andservices primarily to satisfy their own wants From birthevery one is a consumer in one or the other way
A right consumer is an individual who purchasesarticles consciously ominously with due on negligencesuperiority utility and also looking at its real monitoryvalue essentially and return value
ConsumerismConsumerism is a recent and universal phenomenon lt isa social movement Consumerism is all about protectionof the interests of the consumers According to McMillanDictionary (1985) Consumerism is concerned withprotecting consumers from all organisations with whichthere is exchanged relationship lt encompasses theset of activities of government business independentorganisations and concerned consumers that aredesigned to protect the rights of consumers The
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Chambers Dictionary (1993) defines Consumerism asthe protection of the interests of the buyers of goods andservices against defective or dangerous goods etc
Consumer Rightsln order to maximize the consumer satisfaction everybusiness enterprise is constantly bound to follow andpractice the requirements set for consumer protectionon national and supernational levels For this purposethe norms of business ethics have to be such that everyenterprise commits and complies with the lnternationalRights of Consumers as endorsed by the United Nationand embodied in the Consumer Protection Laws inlndia as in the form of objects of Consumer protectionCouncil Some of the basic consumer rights according toConsumer Protection Aci 1986 are as follows
1 The Rightto Safety that is to be protected againstproducts production processes and services whichare hazardous to health or life and property
2 The Right to be lnformed that is to be givenadequate facts about the quality quantity andprice of goods so as to make an informed choiceor decision and act wisely against any unfair tradepractices
3 The Right to Choose that is to have access to a
variety of products and services at competitiveprices and in the case of monopolies to have anassurance of satisfactory quality and service atfair price in such a way that the unrestrained rightof a minority to choose will not mean denial of a
fair share to majority4 The Right to be Heard that is to be represented
for consumer interests in the formulation andexecution of policies for development andproduction of goods and services
5 The Right to Redress that is to have a fairsettlement of just cla ims a nd receive com pensationfor misrepresentafion or shoddy goods orservices
6 The Right to Consumer Education that is toacquire knowledge and skills to be an informedconsumer and to take action on the mattersconcerning consumer decisions
7 The Right to Healthy Environment that is tohave a physical - environmental conducive togood quality of life and have protection againstenvironmental problems over which individualconsumer has no control (taken care byenvironmental protection law)
The lndian legal system experienced a revolution withthe enactment of the Consumer Protection Act of1986 [CPA] which was specifically deigned to protect
consumer interests The CPA was passed with avowedobjectives lt is intended to provide justice which is less
formal [and involves] less paper work less delay andless [expense] The CPA has received wide recognitionin lndia as poor mans legislation ensuring easy access tojustice However the CPA simply gives a new dimensionto rights that have been recognized and protected sincethe ancient period lt is rightly said that the present-day concern for consumer rights is not new andthat consumers rights like the right to have safe un-adulterated and defect-free commodities at appropriateprices has been recognized since ancient times
Objectives of the ActThe purpose of the Act is to provide forthe establishmentof the Commission
1 To prevent practices having adverse effect oncompetition
2 To promote and sustain competition in markets3 To protect the interests of consumers and4 To ensure freedom of trade carried on by other
participants in the markets in lndia
Suggestions1 Educate consumers to develop an understanding
about their responsibilities as consumers2 Consumers should come together to develop the
strength and influence to promote and protecttheir own interest
3 Government should make and implement rulesof punishment more severe so that manufacturerand shopkeeper think twice before adoptingfraudulent practices
4 A Campaign should be set in motion to involveevery consumer for making them more consciousand aware of their right and responsibilities
Thus Consumer protection is always a matter of greaterand graver concern ln ancient lndia effective measureswere initiated to protect consumers from crimes inthe market place ln ancient lndia the king was thesupreme authority to render justice but his authoritywas circumscribed by the rules of Dharma ln themedieval period some Muslim rulers developed wellorganized market mechanisms to monitor prices andthe supply of goods to the markets During the Britishperiod the modern legal system was introduced in lndiaand many laws were enacted to protect the interests ofconsumers generally Today the civil justice system istainted with deficiencies that discourage the consumerfrom seeking legal recourse However the ConsumerProtection Act of 1986 which provides easy access tojustice has brought a legal revolution to lndia as a result
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of its cost-effective mechanisms and popular support To
conclude a few consumers were fully aware about therights responsibilities and Consumer Protection ActHence it is necessary to educate them on their rightsand responsibilities as consumers to make them vigilantrational and become conscious buyers
U THIRIPURASUNDARIPh D SCHOTAR IN COMMFRCE
I wish
I wish to be innocent childFree from burden but
I wish to be desert travelerTaking deep sigh from exhaustion but
I wish to be humming birdAbsorbing nature from sounding world but
I wish to be human beingAtleast I will try to be
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WONDER OF MATHEMATICS
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Use each number from 1 to 10 only once But the sum ofthe number on each side 0f the pentagon will be 19
Facts of science1 The distance from the earth to the sun is
149600000000 m2 The speed of light is 300000000 msec3 The average diameter of a red blood cell is
0000007mm4 The thickness of human hair is in the
0005cm yto 001cm5 The distance of moon from the
394467000m6 The size of a plant cell is 000001275m7 Average radius ofthe sun is 695000km8 Mass of propellant in a space shuttle solid rocket
booster is 503600ke9 Thickness of a piece of paper is 00015cm10The height of mount everest is 8848m
VVosukiV MSc INIMAIHS
SO-CALLED PRESTICIOUSSOCIETY
He did not like his fathers idea of getting him a jobthrough some influential person But he thought that ifhe could get the job it will be helpful for his family Nowhe not only missed the job but also the money lt was notone or two paisa but four thousand in total
Only with his guilty conscience my father would haveaccepted this ln his sloth of youth and comfortablenessof his luxury he disdained all his neighbours He knewthat now nobody would give even a match stick to him
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He realized this fact at my sisters marriage itself He
thought of all these incidents and he did not want tospoil the future of his children as his life has been marred
in the belief of supposed rain and in chilly production So
he spent money and admitted his son in the MA course
But all his efforts had fell through
Until noq KR was not found anywhere The regret card
was received by us that morning and so we searched forhim thrice He was not available in the house and also in
the places where he usually visits lf I catch him
I would catch him by his shirt and abuse him with all
sorts of rubbish words He must be insulted in public and
driven out of the place He must be slapped and asked
for justice But this is not the right era for doing it He
was such an influential person ln front of him all these
virtues like literacy consideration and justice would go
in vain
Even father could not stand before this kind of hegemonicpowers Still I am able to remember the first meeting
Father went inside and wished him politely
Come in Sir What is the matter(KRs voice was
commanding due to his oratory skills on the stage)
He is my Son (He raised his head and glanced at him)
Come in boy what is your educational qualification
MA
l come here for his sake he finished his studies twoyears ago but still he did not get any job
So sad
Nowit is stated in the notice that they are giving
placements Please do me a favour
OKl will see to it boy without fail bring me a copy ofthe application tomorrow
(Then again father wished him kindly)
l believe only in you
Alrightl will take care
Afterthat father and KR went along with him to Madras
They took the taxi and first entered a good hotel and
then KR visited many persons on the way Altogether
the expense of the taxi and hotel came around four
hundred rupees On the second day evening KR asked
two thousand from the father for the purpose of bribingother persons and he said Even God grants the boon
Priest denies it
Father thought a bit and said after returning to his place
he will make arrangement for that
He was not able to get the money He thought of lending
his land But mother rose like Kali and shouted Then
on one day with full of tears she gave the rest of jewels
which remained after the sisters marriage After twomonths KR called them At that time there was no
other go father had to arrange for another two thousand
rupees So he happened to lend the land
shit
He climbed the stairs and rang the bell Even that time
she opened the door with some weeklies in her hand
On looking at him she adjusted her dress
Fathersomeone has come to see you (She wentinside)
Come in boy
Even though KR was not honest he had the same smile
on his face while inviting The boy showed the regret
card And he had no words to speak as he was in extremewrath but still he read KRs face
someone is behind this deed You do not worry I am
going to Madras this week I will see to it
How was he capable of telling lies with such a smile How
he had such a potential to cheat all the innocent fathers
Even after doing all sort of frauds he was able to walk
with pride because this is so called prestigious society
He shut the compound door with full force The dog
which was eating the food in the dust bin on the road
looked at him He did not care for it and he continued
to walk but all of a sudden he stopped at the particular
place He stumbled over a stone and picked it up and
hurled it at the dog Bow it ran quickly then hopped
and disappeared He could stone only these dogs
Only these dogs- Molon V Noroyonon
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vNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH BY
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MATHEMATICAL PUZZLESt Which weighs more A pound of gold or a pound of
feathers2 What is alive and has only 1 foot3 When do giraffes have 8 feet4 How many eggs can you put in an empty basket5 lf you take three apples from five apples how many
do you have6 What has 4 legs and only 1 foot7 How many times can you subtract 6 from 308 How many 9s between 1 and 1009 lt happens once in a minute twice in a week and
once in a year What is it10 How can half of 2be7L1 When things go wrong what can you always count
on12 What goes up and never comes downL3 What did one math book say to the other math
book14 Why is the longest human nose on record only L1
inches longL5 As I was going to the fair I saw a man with golden
hair He had 3 sons each with another one Howmany people were going to the fair
16 A queen bee was buzzing a worker bee was buzzinga honey bee was buzzing and a killer bee wasbuzzing How many bees were in buzzing
17 What did you wear the day after yesterday18 There is a pink house made of bricks a blue house
made of bricks an orange house made of bricksWhat color bricks is a greenhouse made of
19 lf a rooster laid 11 eggs and the farmer took 5 ofthem and another rooster laid 14 eggs and 5 ofthemwere rotten how many eggs were left
ANSWERS
1 Both weigh the same7 A leg
3 When theres two of themi Only one after that the basket is not empty5 You have three apples5 A bedr Once after that it is no longer 30 (Dont try this in a
test I )
3 209 The lettereiO Cut Xll into two halves horizontally you get Vll on the
top halfYour fingersYour age
Wow have lgot problemslOtherwise it would be a footOne Just me because I met the others on the way tothe fair
L6 One There is only one b in the word buzzing17 What I am wearing today18 A greenhouse is made of glass or plastic not bricks19 0 Roosters dont lay eggs
KAFARS2 DAUGHTER- Modhovikkuili
Hajirahajjumma3 was peacefully sitting on the doorstepof her newly built house She was simultaneouslythrowing her eyes outside to see the sights on the roadand was stretching her head backwards to see what isgoing on in the kitchen She saw a group of girls going tothe college
lnstead of taking the road outside the gate they aremoving through my courtyard by making all sorts ofsounds and giggles At that moment she was remindedof her son Adilkhan lts just before a week Adil hasreturned the new home after finishing his studies Nowthese girls are passing through my yard just to see himNo man in the village is as handsome as Adil But its surethat I wont let these girls to attract or to impress him
These girls have not had any headdress but from thatwe cant say hat they are not Muslims people are turningprogressive nowadays Most of the rituals and customshave already changed And if ever Adil brings a bride shemay not be wearing any headdress Even then I am notready to order her to cover her hair Secretly I wish to geta daughter -in-law who prays five times a day But I haveto hide that wish too Because Adil is the exact double ofhis father he is very short tempered He will move to thecity with his wife leaving me and this house I cant bearthe terrible loneliness at this frail old age Have I built thishouse spending seven lakhs to live alone Four bedroomsin the upstairs The wide verandah A tall wall around tokeep the children safe ln this new house Adil and hisfamily should live happily lll stay in the ground floor inthe room of my late husband The old lady servant will belying in the floor near the kitchen The girls laughed againas they were hastily passing through the yard
Hajjumma imitated
2 Kafar- a non-believer of lslam3 Hajirahajjumma lts the name of he person Hajira) who has-returned from hajj (holy pilgrimage to Mecca) and umma is aterm used by the Muslims in Kerala to call their mother
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Cant you walk through the road ls there any law
written like this that you should walk through the othercourtyard by breaking their walls she asked A loudlaughter answered her question
Umma suddenly turned to see the stairs ls Adil steppingdown Or is he standing in the verandah to watch thesegirls passing
Adil had his breakfast at 10 O clock Jhe lady servant
brought puria and chicken curry from the kitchen along
with the milk mixed coffee
Eat my dearHajjumma said and grow healthy
Nobody should complain that the new groom is leantheservant remarked and then laughed by showing her black
teeth
Who is going to be a groom now I am not going to marry
soon he retorted
You should marry at the right age Or else girls will startroaming around the house These village girls cant be a
proper match for you Hajjumma stated
Havent you seen a fair girl among the band of thecollege going girls She is very beautifulthe servant lady
commented
The girl is from which familyAdil asked
She is our Narayannairss daughter -Saraswati said the
servant
A kafars daughterHajjumma whispered
That girl is looking at me from yesterday onwardsAdilsaid and laughed as if he had cracked a joke
l am going to build a wall around the house tomorrowitself No more laugh and play I have already looked a
girl for you from a good Muslim family from Kodungaloor
She is a relative of our Sidique doctor She has M A You
should go and see her this Friday Hajjumma told her
son
4 Puri-its a food item made of wheat powder its cooked in the
boiled oils Nair-is a forward Hindu cast in Kerala
l wont go You shouldnt bother to find a girl for meAdilsaidThen whom are you going to marry ls thau the girlSaraswati
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NAVYA VKIil M4
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
Shakuntala Devi was born on 4th Novemben 1939
in Bangalore Karnataka lndia Manifested with an
extraordinary love for numbers at the age of 3 she became
an expert in complex mental arithmetic at the age of five
On 18 June 1980 Shakuntala Devi gave the product oftwo thirteen digit figures after multiplying them within28 seconds Many countries have invited Shakuntala Devi
to demonstrate her extraordinary talent Today she isacclaimed as an accomplished mathematician
ln 1980 she gave the product of two thirteen digitnumbers within 28 seconds many countries have invitedher to demonstrate her extraordinary talent
ln Dallas she competed with a computer to see who give
the cube root of 188138517 faster she won At Universityof USA she was asked to give the 23d root of
9 167 4867 69 2003 9 1 5 8 09 8 6 6 09 2 7 5 8 5 3 80 1 6 2483 1 06 6 80
744308622407 1265L6427 93465 704086709659
327 92057 67 4808067900227 830163549248523803357 4
53 1 69 3 5 1 1 19 0359 6s7 7 5 47 340075 68 18688305
620821016129132845564895 78015880677 1
Shakunatala Devi is a well-known mathematicalgenius and
calculating progidy from lndia She has been nicknamed
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Human Computer because of her extraordinary talentand skill in solving complex mathematical problemswithout any mechanical aid Shakuntalas father was a
circus artiste and it was he who introduced Shakuntalato the world of mathematics through card tricksShakuntalas amazing memory power was tapped whichthen led herto develop an extraordinary love for numbersat the tender age of three
Gradually over the years Shakuntalas memorizingand calculating skills were strengthened whilst shesimultaneously became an expert in complex mentalarithmetic Beginning at the University of Mysore andthe Annamalai University Shakuntalas public displaysof her extraordinary abilities and talents even spreadto institutions worldwide bewildering the crowdedgathering of students and professors alike ln her timeolder calculating prodigies like Truman Henry Saffordwere also present yet Shakuntala started displayingher talents from a very young age With her brilliantmind Shakuntala Devi was adept at solving arithrneticalp roblems includ ing fu nctions of add ition m u lti plicationdivision calculating square and cube roots along withcomplex algorithms and Vedic Maths She could evenstate the day of the week of any given date in the lastcentury in a jiffy Shakuntala could even outdo some ofthe fastest available computers of that period Amongsther numerous feats the most outstanding ones thatfetched her name in the 1995 Guinness Book of WorldRecords are
ln January 977 al the Southern Methodist Universityin Dallas Texas Shakuntala Devi extracted the 23rd rootof a 201-digit number at the fifty-second mark withthe correct answer being54637289L She had beatenthe fastest computer UNIVACs time of 62 seconds and13000 instructions
On 18th june 1980 Shakuntala Devi demonstrated themultiplication oftwo 13-digitnumbers7 68636977 487 0x 2465099745779 picked randomly by the ComputerDepartment of lmperial College London She producedt h e correct a n swe r of 189 4766817 79954264627 7 3
730 in just 28 seconds
Shakuntala could find the cube root of 332 812 557 inunder a minute
Today Shakunatala Devi is an accomplished mathematicianwhose interests also include the mystic field of AstrologyWhile setling up of several mathematics research centersare her future plans Shakuntala Devi has also writtenn umerous books some of which are - Puzzles to Puzzle You
Fun with Numbers Astrology for you and Mathablity
Shakuntala Devi is generally known as aHuman Computerbecause of her extraordinary talents in solving complexmathematical problems without any mechanical aid Shealso found her place in the Guinness book of recordsas a result of her extraordinary talents Nowadays apartfrom solving mathematical problems she is utilizing heramazing talent in the field of astrology
She adds a L6-digit number with another one andmultiplies the result with an equal array of numbersalmost instantaneously finds the cube root of theresultant and pops up with an answer in just about thetime taken for a wink Humanly not possible as even toask the question would in its shortest possibility take a
minute Rated as one in 58 million for her stupendousmathematicalfeats by one of the fastest super-computersever invented - - the Univac-1l08 - - Shakuntala Devi is agenius par excellence
She is a human computer with a brain that can work outa 23rd root of a 20L-digit number in 12 seconds less thanthe Univac-1108 will be a gross understatement Butperhaps there isnt any better title for a person for whomsolving complex mathematical problems is childs play
Doubling up as an astrologer in her spare time ShakuntalaDevi equates the science of foretelling to mathematicsAstrology and mathematics are so analogous
ln fact they are complementary to each other as bothdeal in numbers she says The prodigious expert whohails from a simple orthodox Kannada Brahmin familyis interestingly a culinary expert too l have authoredmany books on cookery she says modestly
A Guinness record holder sexagenarian Devi inspiresawe in many but remains unsurpassable in her own fieldof numbers Call her a mathematician extraordinaire or amathemagician she modestly accepts her ignorance touse a computer Believe it or not I have never learntto use an abacus she says in a hushed tone Godsgift A divine quality is how Devi accredits her uniquedistinction that began showing visibility since the age ofthree She informs that none in her family showed anysigns of the same head for figures Not even remotelyalthough my dad was a stage magician she adds
Mathematical feats which are even beyond a normalhuman brain to comprehend are solved by her soeffortlessly that pitting her brain against the fastestmainframes and super computers and beating themalmost always has become an intense passion with herAstounding scientists and academicians all around theworld with her remarkable feats the maths wizard is now
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here in our very own Hyderabad and has expressed her
desire to set up a Maths varsity here which would carryon her legacy of popularising mathematics amongpeople
l have asked the chief minister for a grant of L00 acres
land for the University and he has approved of the idea
Shakuntala Devi claims l will force juvenile delinquentschild labourers and child beggars to join my academy so
that they can also become Nobel laureates one day she
dreams as her eyes gleam in excitement about the wholeproject
l just pray that I can finish offthe entire project beforemy death ln a way the varsity which I propose to startwill be a global seat of learning for mathematics and willbe my humble contribution to the world Devi gushes
adding that the emphasis will be on Vedic mathematicsso that the glorious tradition of lndian mathematics is
preserved
For a person so passionate about numbers who has
never had any formal education how does it feel tohave wor nanV accolades and teach mathematicalshortcuts to eminent experts God has given me thisquality for the benefit of others the purpose of my lifuis to make people especially children enjoy Maths as an
affable and an joyful experience she concludes
SOME OF THE PUZZLES OF
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
1 A PROBLEI1OF COMBINATIONA box contains 12 marbles of three different coloursgreen yellow and blue-4 each lf you were to close your
eyes and pick them at random how many marbles must
take out to be sure that there are atleast two of one
colour among the marbles picked out
Answerln the first three pickings you may get one of each colour
on the fourth pick there will be atleast two of one color
Therefore the answer is 4
2 THE SPECIAL NUMBERThere is a number whose double is greater than its half
by 45Can you find that number
AnswerAs the difference between twice the number and half of
it amounts to 45or half of the number plus the whole ofits represented by 1 adds up to 45
t2+=I2+212=32=45
Now we have to find what number 32 is equal of 45Jodo this we invert 32to 23 and multiply by 45This gives
us
21345=30
Therefore the number is 30
3 THE DIG ITAL GAMEThere is a number the second digit of which is smallerthan its first digit by 4 and if the number was divided by
the number
AnswerThe number is 84
4 BROTHERS AND SISTERS
A family has several children Each boy in this familyhas as many sisters as brothers but each girl has sisters
twice as many brothers as sisters How many brothersand sisters are there
AnswerSince the boys have as many brothers as sisters theremust be 1 boy more than the number of girls lf we try2 and 13 and 2and 4 and 3we will find that 4 boys and
3 girls is the solution to fulfill the requirement that eachgirl has twice as many brothers as sisters
5 THE PECULIAR NUMBERThere is a number which is very peculiar
is three times the sum of its digits Can
number
AnswerThe number is 27 2+7=993=27
This numberyou find the
ReferenceShakuntala Devi (2006) Puzzles to puzzle you
Andhttp enwi ki pediaorg
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THE ALCHEMY CALLED MARRIACE
Rajee had giddiness when she woke up in the morningHer head weighed as if it carried the globe This sensationwas the indication of headache
Rajee took the ribbon near the mirror and tied it tightlyaround her head Pressing her cheeks deeply in thepillow she laid down to her left She took another pillownear her leg and held it with her hands on her face
Her mother cried What is this you are doing in theearly morning She knows what it is But she has to askWithout answering Rajee closed her eyes
One day or other you are going to suffocate and die
Not a curse but mother rebuked Though she thoughtshe was speaking severely there would always be somesoftness in it She would give advance to her servantmaid saying You will never pay back the money Butshe is so kind and has never reduced the salary
tVhat is this Rajee im shouting and you
leadache mom
ou are a girl to be married and you complain of your-eadache taking away the pillow she examined her-ead with her hand
shing her moms hand aside Rajee turned back
- ive minutes there came a strong coffee you havent rrshed your teeth Its ok Drink
Sre felt comfortable when she stretched her arms after- nking coffee She felt that her mothers care woulde her headache But she has decided to bunk her officey so that she need not shout hello throughout the An unspeakable comfort would come if she takes a- vater bath after 1030 am Ecstasy in moms spicym What is it in these tablets a drowsy feeling
- c as sudden Rajee thought of her would be -- arajan Her inner voice said Comradel Do you get ^ or sorrow
^cne thought that Varadarajan had an iron body-- he fainted in a hunger strike Then he didnt knowcs or labor party Only his humanism urged him toltustice A woman employee on her maternity leave
had a miscarriage So the officers had sanctioned herleave under loss of pay Varadarajan wanted to voice thisinjustice
Why are you bothered about womans leave theymocked at him
lf you want you can go to court they were adamantA few voiced for the strike Fourth day afternoon hefainted in the strike Doctors came and diagnosed hiscritical condition which was due to acetone secretionThey were angry with him for his silence How he didntknow That much pain would have troubled his stomachHis pain would have made him feel as if the abdomentissues were tightening Didnt he tell
He didnt even murmur doctorl
Rajee wept for his heart which withheld pain She wasthrilled What sort of a heart is thisl A man who wasready to die for others ls he a man
Dont make me an idol and pray lm just a human Lookhere I could wink my eyes my legs are in the floor mybody sweats said Varadarajan
l couldnt bear even a headache How could you bearsuch a pain
Have you read BharathiyarT
Ya Has he talked about medicine
lle quotes from Bharathi
l osked for o ball-like flexibte physicAnd on un-desiring heart
Dont cheat me Speak the truth
lts all about mind Rajee lf we think we cant bear painwe would die even if a stone pricks lf you do somethingfor someone else you could laugh even at the time ofdeath
Rajee learned to laugh which culminated in love Lovewith one condition She should call him as comrade evenafter marriage
They married
Comrades world is big But home is small She hacjheadache on the very day she entered her in-laws homels lt due to tiredness or jasmine smell or due to tensionin a new place She does not know Her silk sari madehel sluffv Her thishs waist armpits were irritatine withTTamil poet
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sweat lt would be comfortable if she could wear a thinhouse coat and sleep while drying her wet hair
It is possible if it were her moms place But whatwould mother-in-law think if she wears house coat on
the first day itself She didnt know if she should seekpermission
Without any thought she went inside the bathroom and
washed her face The chill feel was good She continuedto sprinkle water on her face Water droplets fell fromher brows and dripped through her nose Her sari got
wet near her neck
When she changed her clothes her mother-in-law said
Cant you be in sari for some time at least today We
may have some guests
Mom I washed my face and my sari got wet Rajee
said
You answer back immediately said mother-in-law At
that moment Rajee decided not to speak in that house
even at the cost of her life
Varadarajan didnt stop his speeches ln trade union
meeting party office political stage he continued to talk
lf not in such serious meetings at least he would speak
with some guests near his house Expect in his sleep he
continued to speak Speech made him fly high Gave him
a permanent seat in a big regional union head
Headache broke her skull lt cant be cured with a ribbon
or a coffee or an ointment Now-a-days the pain is severe
Nerves in the brain turned into worms She felt like hittingher head with a grinding stone
But cant sleep now Varadarajan was getting ready
somewhere in the early morning lt must be an importantmeeting somewhere Couldnt talk for two days lf she
misses even today then there wont be a next chance
Not for her For others
Mind matters We would die if it is for us We could
laugh at the death bed if it is for others cause
Varadarajans words that taught her to laugh gave her
life
Rajee managed to get up Called him comrade he
turned
Comrade just a minute
Yeah Rajee
Govind has put his hand into the machine
shit when
Two days back There is a problem now
What
The company wont give compensation it seems
Because he is a casual labour
Thats illegal
l think yolr can talk to the authorities
How could l lm not in the union
Friendship is different from that of a union
Comrade ls it you You were about to die when you
voiced for Visalatchi is that for the union or for her
Then I was a single man Now lve a wife and a familySo
Risk in my office would reflect in my family I dont wantthat to happen
You dont know Not only the labours but the party is
also in the union ln fact the party is our leader now I
cant do anything against the party
You could speak against your boss but you cant speak
against your party
lts true
He went down the stairs as a shadow in the dawn Whathas changed this man who was ready to die for injustice
Marriage changes the bold men into cowards and softgirls into stones her heart murmured Rajee couldntignore it
- MATAN VNARAYANAN
SOURCE TEXT KALYANAM YENDRORU RASAYANAM
(MALAN VNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH
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SPECIALITY OF NUMBER 9
9 1=9
992=198
9993=2997
99994=39996
999995=499995
9999996=5999994
99999997=69999993
999999998=799999992
9999999999=899999999 1
SPECIALITY OF NUMBER37
373=L7
376=222
3730=1010
FAMOUS INDIANMATHEMATICIANS PROFII-E AND
CONTRIBUTIONS
RAMANUJATT
He was born on 22n of December 1887 in a smallvillage of Tanjore district Madras
He sent a set of 120 theorems to professor Hardyof Cambridge As a result he invited Ramanujan toEnglandHe showed that how to divide the number into two ormore squares or cubesWhen Mr Litlewood came to see Ramanujan intaxi number L729 Rarnanujan said that 1729 is thesmallest number which can be written in the form ofsum of cubes of two numbers in two ways
ieL729 = 93 + 103 =L3 + 123
since then the number 1729 is called Ramanujansnumber
ARYABHATTA
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Aryabhatta was born in 4764D in Kusumpur lndiaHe was the first person to say that Earth is sphericaland it revolves around the sunHe gave the formula (a + b)z = a2 + b2 + 2abHe taught the method of solving the following
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J+2+3 + 4+ 5 ++ nn(n + 1)
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2 + 22 + 32 + 42 + 2 ++n2 - n(n+1)(2n+1)6
13 + 23 +33 + 43 + 53 ++13 = t+lta + 2a + 34 + 44 + 5a + n4 = n(n+1) (2n+1)(3nz+3n-1)30
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BRAHMA GUPTA
Brahma Gupta was born in 598AD in pakistan
He gave four methods of multiplication
He gave the following formula used in Gp series
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a + ar+ arz + ar3 + arn-l = (arl) + (r_ 1)o He gave the following formulae
Area of a cyclic quadrilateral with side(s- bXs -c)(s- d)
where2s=a+b+c+d
Length of its diagonals =
JANAM (PEOPLE)AKBAR KAKKATTIL
The car is moving fast Nothing was felt other than themurmuring of the wind Suddenly a frightened voice
from behind Brake Brake When looked in front lsee a
bus coming very fast towards us lt is me who drives thecarl put brake Then I dont know how the driver whowas sitling behind reached the front
He had been sayingGiving accelerator instead ofpressing the brake Somehow he managed to push meto side and took control of the car and turned to left
The hitting of the vehicle against something and thecclllapse of something was the next thing I came to knowEyes are filled with darkness The colour of that darknesswas red at first lt had been changing its colour into blackthen again to red in a frightening speed When I openedmy eyes again everything around me was jumping inunclear shapes Yes now I am taking breath Yes so past
in a lightening speed was the bus seen early
Are you all right Are you alright Driver asks His voicewas shaky His eyes were thrusted out unusually
The thing which I wanted to ask was also the same The
entire body was shivering and sweating Both of themwere panting by looking face to face
Luckily nothing happened to both of us Damage wasonly for the building at that junction and also to the car
The front and the left side of the car have become like a
crumpled powder tin The dented bonnet is full of stonesand soil
When the panting is over we reached to normalcy Nowthe driver is trying to move the vehicle Oh Yes ltsmoving He moved back the vehicle and parked it Somemore soil and stones fell off from the car
Crowds on all the four sides How did people weregathered in a short time I dont remember whether I
saw any one here before I thought that people are hidingsome where expecting some danger
Dont tell that you where learning driving I will tell itlater Driver didnt forget to warn me even if he wasconfused
I looked around with fear Many necks that have headsat the end are looking inside the car Every eye is seemedthrusting unusually
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BHASKARACHARYA He was born in a village of Mysore district He was the first to give that any number divided
by 0 gives infinity (m) He has written a lot about zero surds permutation
and combination He wrote The hundredth part of the
circumference of a circle seems to be straight Ourearth is a big sphere and thats why it appears tobe flat
He gave the formulae like sin(A I B) = sinAcosB +
cosAsinB
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No Nothing serious
Ohl What a scene was that First lthought that nothingwould remain
Did he speak it with a disappointment Has he hoped ofgetting at least a single dead body
Luck Another man said He can be identified easilyom the crowd A fat man But a part of that shop I
ointed to that shop in confusion
lo probleml lt can be repaired by 500 Rupees ThankGod Nothing happened to men
-re words of the fat man that the problem can be solved 500 Rs gave me relief For our luck no serious damageas happened tb that shop lt can be repaired with some-inimal work But how much money will be needed toepair the car and make it as before Any way hat is only^e secondary matter lt can be considered later First I
-ave to escape from here3ut how did it happen lt is the fatty man himself
3ecame wonder stuck when I heard the explanation of^e driver How indecently they came even without a
gnal Dont they remember that it is a turning When- e said that I thought that he would have killed him if heg him in his hand now
len though the driver didnt say anything directly thecrvd got the following message from his words On our e there is not even a single mistake
les rightBus was in a high speed I did see that whatculd be the result if people drive a vehicle like this in-ls kind of turning Some one added ltried to smile atat God who came in the form of a man
Consider it as a blessing of God lf the car was dashedagainst ihe busl An old man cannot even continue afterhat Nothing happened to this people it itself is a greatring Fat man reminded
a nd the driver got out from the car in relief The shiveringlas not stopped even though it has decreased a little
t is the shop of Kuttiyali Mappilahe does not open itfcr the last some timeThinking to rebuild itEveningst becomes the camp of youthYou are lucky as it is
nidday Otherwiseyou are blessed ones1 Some bodyras saying
What do you want to drink lt is the fat fellow Beforesaying something itself somebody brought us two glassesof tea
I thought How good are these people How lovable andaffectionate are these villagers That is why everybodyuses the phrase beloved villagers
I was also thinking on which weak moment that I thoughtof learning driving Was there any need for it at the ageof 40 After hecame some what matured why did thisstrong desire catch me without leaving lt is true that I
felt inferiority complex when the guys who do not haveeven half of my age driving cars and two wheelers As I
was born as the only one of my parents they did not allowme to learn allthat fearing that something will happen tome The idea of learning it in secret by disobeying themalso didnt work because of my devotion to my parents I
was growing without knowing how to ride even a bicycleWasnt that kind of state needed to be continued But when father had his first heart attack in mid nightln neighbouring house there is car But driver has goneearly I had to get him to drive the car At that day I
thought a lot if I knew driving
It is not because of that I have a car or have facilities forthat I simply thought that it is better to learn these typesof things at least now When I asked to the friend in theneighourhood he sent me one car and the driver
I was in the happy mood because I have almost learntdrivingThen see what is happened now Didnt I drivethe car 10-15kms Smoothly Wasnt it on the intentionthat matters became somewhat OK that the driverseated behind me to give me confidence Are all thesehappened because I lost my presence of mind at somemoment Any way driving is not apt for people like meDid my parents know it Nothing bad happened to thembecause they didnt know driving
Now the people have made us to sit on the veranda of thenear by shop Somebody has gone to call the shop ownerCases or things like that is not needed two labourers maybe needed to repair the part of the shop that is brokenThe problem can be solved by giving the money for thatThe people said like that Frequently they were praisingus by saying that we are lucky men
It was in the midst of a lot of financial problems that I
managed to get some money to fill petrol and ali Nowshop repairing car repairing Even if all these troublesare there I still felt that there is no need to loose thechance to evaluate himself as a lucky man
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As lucky man my self I returned looks on them who look
at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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WHERE IS THE PERSON WITH A
CONTENTED MIND
An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
catches up with it right at birthl said land moved on
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cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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to meet these challenges
Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
lf U think U will lose U R
lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
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MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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THE KINGMAKER
Kamaraj Kumarasami better known as K Kamaraj (15
July 1903 - 2 October 1975) was an lndian politician
widely known to be the kingmaker in lndian politics and
known for his honesty integrity and simplicity
He was involved in the lndian independence movement
and was a close ally of Jawaharlal Nehru the first Prime
Minister of lndia He was instrumental in bringing topower two Prime Ministers Lal Bahadur Shastri in 1954
and lndira Gandhi in 1966 He was affectionately known
as the Gandhi of the South ln Tamil Nadu his home state
he is still hailed for facilitating the spread of education tomlllions of the rural poor by introducing free education
and free mid-day meals scheme in schools during his
chiefministership in 1957 He was awarded lndias highest
civilian honor the Bharat Ratna posthumously in 7976
The main airport in Chennai is today named after him He
was hailed as one of the greatest of leaders of the world
by the then US vice-president Hubert Humphrey
Kamaraj was a multi-faceted political personality and
power and position sat lightly on him He was Chief
Minister of Tamil Nadu for nine years and that period
was considered a Golden Age For him power was
only a means to serve the people and he served them
well He was a down-to-earth planner and visualized
and executed an infrastructure that was essential to
satisfy the needs of ordinary folk Only during his Chief
Ministership did every village of a thousand people get
a school He laid roads connecting rural areas to urban
centres creating easy access for village produce to reach
town and city markets
He paid speiial attention to the energy sector and
electricity reached almost all villages in Tamil Nadu The
power generation helped many industrial estates to
come up and grow The industrialization of Tamil Nadu
started in right earnest He ruthlessly cut the red tape
of bureaucratic inertia and his watchword was actionand result He appointed efficient officers as Heads ofDepartment where dynamism and quick decision wereessential He had talented and hard-working men in
a compact Cabinet of eight to assist him and mentionshould be made of C Subramaniam M Bhaktava-
tsalam and R Venkataraman Not personal loyalty but
commitment to serving the people was the criterion he
employed to select his Cabinet colleagues The Tamil
Nadu administration became a model for other States
and no less a person than Prime Minister Jawaharlal
Nehru openly acknowledged itKamaraj was not only a great administrator He was
a strong organisation man as well He rose from thegrassroot level and in his political life spanning more thanhalf a century there was no place in Tamil Nadu wherehe had not set foot Under the tutelage of a great oratorand parliamentarian S Satyamurti he blossomed into
full-fledged leadership When he was elected president
of the Tamil Nadu Congress Committee he knew every
region as he would know the palm of his hand He had
a retentive memory and knew every important party
member by name During the evening years of Nehru the
Congress started losing its vitality and the Prime Minister
in declining health was a worried man He was impatientto rejuvenate the Congress and consulted Kamaraj who
came up with a plan which was christened the K-Plan
The plan reflected the sacrificial attitude of Kamaraj topublic life Senior leaders holding offices of power were
asked to quit and take up organizational work Kamaraj
set an example by giving up his Chief Ministership
Kamarajs elevation to the presidentship of the Congress
at the instance of Nehru was a historical recognition ofthe mans national stature and capacity to steer the ship
of the party in critical times The choice was historical in
more senses than one After Nehru he not only saved
the Congress from immediate disintegration brought
on by leadership squabbles but proved to the world the
vibrancy of lndian democracy His later confrontation
with Prime Minister lndira Gandhi was a consequence ofthe inevitable power struggle between the organization
and the parliamentary wing of the party lt was also a
reflection of the contradictory perceptions of the old
guard and the new generation of leaders
CRubolovonyo4th MSc Integroted (Moths)
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BRAND UTILISATION INMODERN DAYS
Factories rust away Packages become obsoleteProducts lost their relevance But great Brands live
forever - Backer Spielvogel Bates
Brand is a name used to identify and distinguish a specific
product service or business A legally protected Brand
Name is called a Proprietary Name Brand is the image
of the product in the market Some people distinguish
the psychological aspect of a brand from the experiential
aspect The experiential aspect consists of the sum ofall points of contact with the brand and is known as theBrand Experience The psychological aspect sometimes
referred to as the Brand lmage is a symbolic construct
created within the minds of the people and consists ofall the information and expectations associated with a
product or service The brand name is quite often used
interchangeably within brand although it is more
correctly used to specifically denote written or spoken
linguistic elements of any product ln this context a
brand name constitutes a type of trademark if thebrand name exclusively identifies the brand owner as the
commercial source of products or services A brand ownermay seek to protect proprietary rights in relation to a
brand name through trademark registration Advertising
spokespersons have also become part of some brands
For example Mr Whipple of Charmin toilet tissue and
Tony the Tiger of Kelloggs
Branding may refer to Livestock branding the marking of animals to indicate
ownership Human branding as body
punishment Branding (BDSM) bonding of
marking of a submissive
modification or
the partners and
Wood branding permanently marking by way ofheat wood (also plastic cork leather etc)
Vehicle title branding a permanent designation
indicating that a vehicle has been written off Brand a name logo slogan andor design scheme
associated with a product or service Brand management the application of marketing
techniques to a specific product product line or
brand Nation branding the application of marketing
techniques for the advancement of a country Personal branding people and their careers marketed
as brandsCo-branding associates a single product or service
with more than one brand name
Branding agency a type of marketing agency which
specialises in creating brandsr Faith branding the application of marketing
techniques to religious institutions or individuals
Branding and lts lmportance in Marketing StrrtegyThe American MarketingAssociation (AMA) defines Brand
as a name term sign symbol or design or a combinationof them intended to identify the goods and services ofone seller or group of sellers and to differentiate themfrom those of other sellers Therefore it makes sense
to understand that branding is not about getting your
target market to choose you over the competition but itis about getting your prospects to see you as the only one
that provides a solution to their problem
The objectives that a good brand will achieve include Delivers the message clearly Confirms your credibilityr Connects your target prospects emotionallyr Motivates the buyer Concretes User Loyalty
To succeed in branding one must understand the needs
and wants of the customers and prospects This may be
achieved by integrating the brand strategies throughthe company at every point of public contact The brand
resides within the hearts and minds of customers clients
and prospects lt is the sum total of their experiences
and perceptions some of which can be influenced or
enhanced
To conclude a strolg brand is invaluable as the battlefor customers intensifies day by day lts importantto spend time investing in researching defining and
building brand The brand is the source of a promise tothe consumers and its a foundational and crucial tool inmarketing communication which brings success to theproduct and to the organisation
U THIRIPURASUNDARIPh D SCHOTAR IN COMMERCE
LATERAL THINKING PUTTLES
1 A woman has incontrovertible proof in court that herhusband was murdered by her sister The judge declares
This is the strangest case lve ever seen Though its a
cut-and-dried case this woman cannot be punished
The sisters are Siamese twins
2 A man walks into a bar and asks for a drink The
bartender pulls out a gun and points it at him The man
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says Thank you and walks out
The man has hiccups the bartender scares them away bypulling a gun
3 A man and his wife raced through the streets Theystopped and the husband got out of the car When hecame back his wife was dead and there was a strangerin the car
The wife was about to have a baby They drove to thehospital The husband left to get a wheelchair but thebaby was born in the meantime and the wife didntsurvive the birth
4 The music stops and a woman dies
The woman is a tightrope walker in a circus Her actconsists of walking the rope blindfolded accompaniedby music without a net The conductor is supposed tostop the music when she reaches the end of the ropesignaling that its safe to step off onto the platform Thatday the usual conductor was ill The substitute stoppedthe music early
5 Two men enter a bar They are served identical drinksOne lives the other dies
The drinks contain poisoned ice cubes one man drinksslowly giving them time to melt while the other drinksquickly and thus doesnt get much of the poison
6 Joe wearing a mask and carrying an empty sack leaveshis house An hour later he returns with a full sack Hegoes into a room and turns out the lights
Joe is a kid who goes trick-or-treating for Halloweenreturns and goes to sleep
Word puzzle
Can you create a sentence that contains the word and
five times in a row ie with no other word between eachand
I commissioned an artist to paint a sign for Entertainerthat said entertainer Games And Fun however theymade a terrible mistake The gap between Games andAnd and Andand Fun wasnt the same so the signseemed oddly out of balance
CRUBAIAVANYA4lh MSc lnlegrafed (Moths)
CONSUMER AWARENESS RIGHTSAND RESPONSIBILITIES
The growing interdependence of the world economy andinternational character of many business practices havecontributed to the development of universal emphasison consumer rights protection and promotion MahatmaGandhi the father of nation attached greater importanceto what he described as the poor consumer whoaccording to him should be the principal beneficiary ofthe consumer movement He said
A Consumer is the most important visitor on ourpremises He is not dependent on us we are on himHe is not an interruption to our work he is the purposeof it We are not doing a favour to a consumer by givinghim an opportunity He is doing us a favour by giving anopportunity to serve him
The traditional product first and customer nextapproach is reversed to customer first product nextapproach lt means sellers market shifted to buyersmarket This way the needs of the customers becomethe focus of all developnent within the organisation lnthe modern content Consumer delight is consideredto be the ultimate goal of any organisation in the presentcompetitive environment
ConsumerAny person who buys or uses goods and services is a
consumer A consumer is any person business firm orgovernmental unit that chooses goods and servicesspends money on them and uses these goods andservices primarily to satisfy their own wants From birthevery one is a consumer in one or the other way
A right consumer is an individual who purchasesarticles consciously ominously with due on negligencesuperiority utility and also looking at its real monitoryvalue essentially and return value
ConsumerismConsumerism is a recent and universal phenomenon lt isa social movement Consumerism is all about protectionof the interests of the consumers According to McMillanDictionary (1985) Consumerism is concerned withprotecting consumers from all organisations with whichthere is exchanged relationship lt encompasses theset of activities of government business independentorganisations and concerned consumers that aredesigned to protect the rights of consumers The
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Chambers Dictionary (1993) defines Consumerism asthe protection of the interests of the buyers of goods andservices against defective or dangerous goods etc
Consumer Rightsln order to maximize the consumer satisfaction everybusiness enterprise is constantly bound to follow andpractice the requirements set for consumer protectionon national and supernational levels For this purposethe norms of business ethics have to be such that everyenterprise commits and complies with the lnternationalRights of Consumers as endorsed by the United Nationand embodied in the Consumer Protection Laws inlndia as in the form of objects of Consumer protectionCouncil Some of the basic consumer rights according toConsumer Protection Aci 1986 are as follows
1 The Rightto Safety that is to be protected againstproducts production processes and services whichare hazardous to health or life and property
2 The Right to be lnformed that is to be givenadequate facts about the quality quantity andprice of goods so as to make an informed choiceor decision and act wisely against any unfair tradepractices
3 The Right to Choose that is to have access to a
variety of products and services at competitiveprices and in the case of monopolies to have anassurance of satisfactory quality and service atfair price in such a way that the unrestrained rightof a minority to choose will not mean denial of a
fair share to majority4 The Right to be Heard that is to be represented
for consumer interests in the formulation andexecution of policies for development andproduction of goods and services
5 The Right to Redress that is to have a fairsettlement of just cla ims a nd receive com pensationfor misrepresentafion or shoddy goods orservices
6 The Right to Consumer Education that is toacquire knowledge and skills to be an informedconsumer and to take action on the mattersconcerning consumer decisions
7 The Right to Healthy Environment that is tohave a physical - environmental conducive togood quality of life and have protection againstenvironmental problems over which individualconsumer has no control (taken care byenvironmental protection law)
The lndian legal system experienced a revolution withthe enactment of the Consumer Protection Act of1986 [CPA] which was specifically deigned to protect
consumer interests The CPA was passed with avowedobjectives lt is intended to provide justice which is less
formal [and involves] less paper work less delay andless [expense] The CPA has received wide recognitionin lndia as poor mans legislation ensuring easy access tojustice However the CPA simply gives a new dimensionto rights that have been recognized and protected sincethe ancient period lt is rightly said that the present-day concern for consumer rights is not new andthat consumers rights like the right to have safe un-adulterated and defect-free commodities at appropriateprices has been recognized since ancient times
Objectives of the ActThe purpose of the Act is to provide forthe establishmentof the Commission
1 To prevent practices having adverse effect oncompetition
2 To promote and sustain competition in markets3 To protect the interests of consumers and4 To ensure freedom of trade carried on by other
participants in the markets in lndia
Suggestions1 Educate consumers to develop an understanding
about their responsibilities as consumers2 Consumers should come together to develop the
strength and influence to promote and protecttheir own interest
3 Government should make and implement rulesof punishment more severe so that manufacturerand shopkeeper think twice before adoptingfraudulent practices
4 A Campaign should be set in motion to involveevery consumer for making them more consciousand aware of their right and responsibilities
Thus Consumer protection is always a matter of greaterand graver concern ln ancient lndia effective measureswere initiated to protect consumers from crimes inthe market place ln ancient lndia the king was thesupreme authority to render justice but his authoritywas circumscribed by the rules of Dharma ln themedieval period some Muslim rulers developed wellorganized market mechanisms to monitor prices andthe supply of goods to the markets During the Britishperiod the modern legal system was introduced in lndiaand many laws were enacted to protect the interests ofconsumers generally Today the civil justice system istainted with deficiencies that discourage the consumerfrom seeking legal recourse However the ConsumerProtection Act of 1986 which provides easy access tojustice has brought a legal revolution to lndia as a result
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of its cost-effective mechanisms and popular support To
conclude a few consumers were fully aware about therights responsibilities and Consumer Protection ActHence it is necessary to educate them on their rightsand responsibilities as consumers to make them vigilantrational and become conscious buyers
U THIRIPURASUNDARIPh D SCHOTAR IN COMMFRCE
I wish
I wish to be innocent childFree from burden but
I wish to be desert travelerTaking deep sigh from exhaustion but
I wish to be humming birdAbsorbing nature from sounding world but
I wish to be human beingAtleast I will try to be
MDAKSAMVKI MSc fMAIHS]
WONDER OF MATHEMATICS
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Use each number from 1 to 10 only once But the sum ofthe number on each side 0f the pentagon will be 19
Facts of science1 The distance from the earth to the sun is
149600000000 m2 The speed of light is 300000000 msec3 The average diameter of a red blood cell is
0000007mm4 The thickness of human hair is in the
0005cm yto 001cm5 The distance of moon from the
394467000m6 The size of a plant cell is 000001275m7 Average radius ofthe sun is 695000km8 Mass of propellant in a space shuttle solid rocket
booster is 503600ke9 Thickness of a piece of paper is 00015cm10The height of mount everest is 8848m
VVosukiV MSc INIMAIHS
SO-CALLED PRESTICIOUSSOCIETY
He did not like his fathers idea of getting him a jobthrough some influential person But he thought that ifhe could get the job it will be helpful for his family Nowhe not only missed the job but also the money lt was notone or two paisa but four thousand in total
Only with his guilty conscience my father would haveaccepted this ln his sloth of youth and comfortablenessof his luxury he disdained all his neighbours He knewthat now nobody would give even a match stick to him
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He realized this fact at my sisters marriage itself He
thought of all these incidents and he did not want tospoil the future of his children as his life has been marred
in the belief of supposed rain and in chilly production So
he spent money and admitted his son in the MA course
But all his efforts had fell through
Until noq KR was not found anywhere The regret card
was received by us that morning and so we searched forhim thrice He was not available in the house and also in
the places where he usually visits lf I catch him
I would catch him by his shirt and abuse him with all
sorts of rubbish words He must be insulted in public and
driven out of the place He must be slapped and asked
for justice But this is not the right era for doing it He
was such an influential person ln front of him all these
virtues like literacy consideration and justice would go
in vain
Even father could not stand before this kind of hegemonicpowers Still I am able to remember the first meeting
Father went inside and wished him politely
Come in Sir What is the matter(KRs voice was
commanding due to his oratory skills on the stage)
He is my Son (He raised his head and glanced at him)
Come in boy what is your educational qualification
MA
l come here for his sake he finished his studies twoyears ago but still he did not get any job
So sad
Nowit is stated in the notice that they are giving
placements Please do me a favour
OKl will see to it boy without fail bring me a copy ofthe application tomorrow
(Then again father wished him kindly)
l believe only in you
Alrightl will take care
Afterthat father and KR went along with him to Madras
They took the taxi and first entered a good hotel and
then KR visited many persons on the way Altogether
the expense of the taxi and hotel came around four
hundred rupees On the second day evening KR asked
two thousand from the father for the purpose of bribingother persons and he said Even God grants the boon
Priest denies it
Father thought a bit and said after returning to his place
he will make arrangement for that
He was not able to get the money He thought of lending
his land But mother rose like Kali and shouted Then
on one day with full of tears she gave the rest of jewels
which remained after the sisters marriage After twomonths KR called them At that time there was no
other go father had to arrange for another two thousand
rupees So he happened to lend the land
shit
He climbed the stairs and rang the bell Even that time
she opened the door with some weeklies in her hand
On looking at him she adjusted her dress
Fathersomeone has come to see you (She wentinside)
Come in boy
Even though KR was not honest he had the same smile
on his face while inviting The boy showed the regret
card And he had no words to speak as he was in extremewrath but still he read KRs face
someone is behind this deed You do not worry I am
going to Madras this week I will see to it
How was he capable of telling lies with such a smile How
he had such a potential to cheat all the innocent fathers
Even after doing all sort of frauds he was able to walk
with pride because this is so called prestigious society
He shut the compound door with full force The dog
which was eating the food in the dust bin on the road
looked at him He did not care for it and he continued
to walk but all of a sudden he stopped at the particular
place He stumbled over a stone and picked it up and
hurled it at the dog Bow it ran quickly then hopped
and disappeared He could stone only these dogs
Only these dogs- Molon V Noroyonon
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MATHEMATICAL PUZZLESt Which weighs more A pound of gold or a pound of
feathers2 What is alive and has only 1 foot3 When do giraffes have 8 feet4 How many eggs can you put in an empty basket5 lf you take three apples from five apples how many
do you have6 What has 4 legs and only 1 foot7 How many times can you subtract 6 from 308 How many 9s between 1 and 1009 lt happens once in a minute twice in a week and
once in a year What is it10 How can half of 2be7L1 When things go wrong what can you always count
on12 What goes up and never comes downL3 What did one math book say to the other math
book14 Why is the longest human nose on record only L1
inches longL5 As I was going to the fair I saw a man with golden
hair He had 3 sons each with another one Howmany people were going to the fair
16 A queen bee was buzzing a worker bee was buzzinga honey bee was buzzing and a killer bee wasbuzzing How many bees were in buzzing
17 What did you wear the day after yesterday18 There is a pink house made of bricks a blue house
made of bricks an orange house made of bricksWhat color bricks is a greenhouse made of
19 lf a rooster laid 11 eggs and the farmer took 5 ofthem and another rooster laid 14 eggs and 5 ofthemwere rotten how many eggs were left
ANSWERS
1 Both weigh the same7 A leg
3 When theres two of themi Only one after that the basket is not empty5 You have three apples5 A bedr Once after that it is no longer 30 (Dont try this in a
test I )
3 209 The lettereiO Cut Xll into two halves horizontally you get Vll on the
top halfYour fingersYour age
Wow have lgot problemslOtherwise it would be a footOne Just me because I met the others on the way tothe fair
L6 One There is only one b in the word buzzing17 What I am wearing today18 A greenhouse is made of glass or plastic not bricks19 0 Roosters dont lay eggs
KAFARS2 DAUGHTER- Modhovikkuili
Hajirahajjumma3 was peacefully sitting on the doorstepof her newly built house She was simultaneouslythrowing her eyes outside to see the sights on the roadand was stretching her head backwards to see what isgoing on in the kitchen She saw a group of girls going tothe college
lnstead of taking the road outside the gate they aremoving through my courtyard by making all sorts ofsounds and giggles At that moment she was remindedof her son Adilkhan lts just before a week Adil hasreturned the new home after finishing his studies Nowthese girls are passing through my yard just to see himNo man in the village is as handsome as Adil But its surethat I wont let these girls to attract or to impress him
These girls have not had any headdress but from thatwe cant say hat they are not Muslims people are turningprogressive nowadays Most of the rituals and customshave already changed And if ever Adil brings a bride shemay not be wearing any headdress Even then I am notready to order her to cover her hair Secretly I wish to geta daughter -in-law who prays five times a day But I haveto hide that wish too Because Adil is the exact double ofhis father he is very short tempered He will move to thecity with his wife leaving me and this house I cant bearthe terrible loneliness at this frail old age Have I built thishouse spending seven lakhs to live alone Four bedroomsin the upstairs The wide verandah A tall wall around tokeep the children safe ln this new house Adil and hisfamily should live happily lll stay in the ground floor inthe room of my late husband The old lady servant will belying in the floor near the kitchen The girls laughed againas they were hastily passing through the yard
Hajjumma imitated
2 Kafar- a non-believer of lslam3 Hajirahajjumma lts the name of he person Hajira) who has-returned from hajj (holy pilgrimage to Mecca) and umma is aterm used by the Muslims in Kerala to call their mother
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Cant you walk through the road ls there any law
written like this that you should walk through the othercourtyard by breaking their walls she asked A loudlaughter answered her question
Umma suddenly turned to see the stairs ls Adil steppingdown Or is he standing in the verandah to watch thesegirls passing
Adil had his breakfast at 10 O clock Jhe lady servant
brought puria and chicken curry from the kitchen along
with the milk mixed coffee
Eat my dearHajjumma said and grow healthy
Nobody should complain that the new groom is leantheservant remarked and then laughed by showing her black
teeth
Who is going to be a groom now I am not going to marry
soon he retorted
You should marry at the right age Or else girls will startroaming around the house These village girls cant be a
proper match for you Hajjumma stated
Havent you seen a fair girl among the band of thecollege going girls She is very beautifulthe servant lady
commented
The girl is from which familyAdil asked
She is our Narayannairss daughter -Saraswati said the
servant
A kafars daughterHajjumma whispered
That girl is looking at me from yesterday onwardsAdilsaid and laughed as if he had cracked a joke
l am going to build a wall around the house tomorrowitself No more laugh and play I have already looked a
girl for you from a good Muslim family from Kodungaloor
She is a relative of our Sidique doctor She has M A You
should go and see her this Friday Hajjumma told her
son
4 Puri-its a food item made of wheat powder its cooked in the
boiled oils Nair-is a forward Hindu cast in Kerala
l wont go You shouldnt bother to find a girl for meAdilsaidThen whom are you going to marry ls thau the girlSaraswati
Ya
NAVYA VKIil M4
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
Shakuntala Devi was born on 4th Novemben 1939
in Bangalore Karnataka lndia Manifested with an
extraordinary love for numbers at the age of 3 she became
an expert in complex mental arithmetic at the age of five
On 18 June 1980 Shakuntala Devi gave the product oftwo thirteen digit figures after multiplying them within28 seconds Many countries have invited Shakuntala Devi
to demonstrate her extraordinary talent Today she isacclaimed as an accomplished mathematician
ln 1980 she gave the product of two thirteen digitnumbers within 28 seconds many countries have invitedher to demonstrate her extraordinary talent
ln Dallas she competed with a computer to see who give
the cube root of 188138517 faster she won At Universityof USA she was asked to give the 23d root of
9 167 4867 69 2003 9 1 5 8 09 8 6 6 09 2 7 5 8 5 3 80 1 6 2483 1 06 6 80
744308622407 1265L6427 93465 704086709659
327 92057 67 4808067900227 830163549248523803357 4
53 1 69 3 5 1 1 19 0359 6s7 7 5 47 340075 68 18688305
620821016129132845564895 78015880677 1
Shakunatala Devi is a well-known mathematicalgenius and
calculating progidy from lndia She has been nicknamed
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Human Computer because of her extraordinary talentand skill in solving complex mathematical problemswithout any mechanical aid Shakuntalas father was a
circus artiste and it was he who introduced Shakuntalato the world of mathematics through card tricksShakuntalas amazing memory power was tapped whichthen led herto develop an extraordinary love for numbersat the tender age of three
Gradually over the years Shakuntalas memorizingand calculating skills were strengthened whilst shesimultaneously became an expert in complex mentalarithmetic Beginning at the University of Mysore andthe Annamalai University Shakuntalas public displaysof her extraordinary abilities and talents even spreadto institutions worldwide bewildering the crowdedgathering of students and professors alike ln her timeolder calculating prodigies like Truman Henry Saffordwere also present yet Shakuntala started displayingher talents from a very young age With her brilliantmind Shakuntala Devi was adept at solving arithrneticalp roblems includ ing fu nctions of add ition m u lti plicationdivision calculating square and cube roots along withcomplex algorithms and Vedic Maths She could evenstate the day of the week of any given date in the lastcentury in a jiffy Shakuntala could even outdo some ofthe fastest available computers of that period Amongsther numerous feats the most outstanding ones thatfetched her name in the 1995 Guinness Book of WorldRecords are
ln January 977 al the Southern Methodist Universityin Dallas Texas Shakuntala Devi extracted the 23rd rootof a 201-digit number at the fifty-second mark withthe correct answer being54637289L She had beatenthe fastest computer UNIVACs time of 62 seconds and13000 instructions
On 18th june 1980 Shakuntala Devi demonstrated themultiplication oftwo 13-digitnumbers7 68636977 487 0x 2465099745779 picked randomly by the ComputerDepartment of lmperial College London She producedt h e correct a n swe r of 189 4766817 79954264627 7 3
730 in just 28 seconds
Shakuntala could find the cube root of 332 812 557 inunder a minute
Today Shakunatala Devi is an accomplished mathematicianwhose interests also include the mystic field of AstrologyWhile setling up of several mathematics research centersare her future plans Shakuntala Devi has also writtenn umerous books some of which are - Puzzles to Puzzle You
Fun with Numbers Astrology for you and Mathablity
Shakuntala Devi is generally known as aHuman Computerbecause of her extraordinary talents in solving complexmathematical problems without any mechanical aid Shealso found her place in the Guinness book of recordsas a result of her extraordinary talents Nowadays apartfrom solving mathematical problems she is utilizing heramazing talent in the field of astrology
She adds a L6-digit number with another one andmultiplies the result with an equal array of numbersalmost instantaneously finds the cube root of theresultant and pops up with an answer in just about thetime taken for a wink Humanly not possible as even toask the question would in its shortest possibility take a
minute Rated as one in 58 million for her stupendousmathematicalfeats by one of the fastest super-computersever invented - - the Univac-1l08 - - Shakuntala Devi is agenius par excellence
She is a human computer with a brain that can work outa 23rd root of a 20L-digit number in 12 seconds less thanthe Univac-1108 will be a gross understatement Butperhaps there isnt any better title for a person for whomsolving complex mathematical problems is childs play
Doubling up as an astrologer in her spare time ShakuntalaDevi equates the science of foretelling to mathematicsAstrology and mathematics are so analogous
ln fact they are complementary to each other as bothdeal in numbers she says The prodigious expert whohails from a simple orthodox Kannada Brahmin familyis interestingly a culinary expert too l have authoredmany books on cookery she says modestly
A Guinness record holder sexagenarian Devi inspiresawe in many but remains unsurpassable in her own fieldof numbers Call her a mathematician extraordinaire or amathemagician she modestly accepts her ignorance touse a computer Believe it or not I have never learntto use an abacus she says in a hushed tone Godsgift A divine quality is how Devi accredits her uniquedistinction that began showing visibility since the age ofthree She informs that none in her family showed anysigns of the same head for figures Not even remotelyalthough my dad was a stage magician she adds
Mathematical feats which are even beyond a normalhuman brain to comprehend are solved by her soeffortlessly that pitting her brain against the fastestmainframes and super computers and beating themalmost always has become an intense passion with herAstounding scientists and academicians all around theworld with her remarkable feats the maths wizard is now
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here in our very own Hyderabad and has expressed her
desire to set up a Maths varsity here which would carryon her legacy of popularising mathematics amongpeople
l have asked the chief minister for a grant of L00 acres
land for the University and he has approved of the idea
Shakuntala Devi claims l will force juvenile delinquentschild labourers and child beggars to join my academy so
that they can also become Nobel laureates one day she
dreams as her eyes gleam in excitement about the wholeproject
l just pray that I can finish offthe entire project beforemy death ln a way the varsity which I propose to startwill be a global seat of learning for mathematics and willbe my humble contribution to the world Devi gushes
adding that the emphasis will be on Vedic mathematicsso that the glorious tradition of lndian mathematics is
preserved
For a person so passionate about numbers who has
never had any formal education how does it feel tohave wor nanV accolades and teach mathematicalshortcuts to eminent experts God has given me thisquality for the benefit of others the purpose of my lifuis to make people especially children enjoy Maths as an
affable and an joyful experience she concludes
SOME OF THE PUZZLES OF
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
1 A PROBLEI1OF COMBINATIONA box contains 12 marbles of three different coloursgreen yellow and blue-4 each lf you were to close your
eyes and pick them at random how many marbles must
take out to be sure that there are atleast two of one
colour among the marbles picked out
Answerln the first three pickings you may get one of each colour
on the fourth pick there will be atleast two of one color
Therefore the answer is 4
2 THE SPECIAL NUMBERThere is a number whose double is greater than its half
by 45Can you find that number
AnswerAs the difference between twice the number and half of
it amounts to 45or half of the number plus the whole ofits represented by 1 adds up to 45
t2+=I2+212=32=45
Now we have to find what number 32 is equal of 45Jodo this we invert 32to 23 and multiply by 45This gives
us
21345=30
Therefore the number is 30
3 THE DIG ITAL GAMEThere is a number the second digit of which is smallerthan its first digit by 4 and if the number was divided by
the number
AnswerThe number is 84
4 BROTHERS AND SISTERS
A family has several children Each boy in this familyhas as many sisters as brothers but each girl has sisters
twice as many brothers as sisters How many brothersand sisters are there
AnswerSince the boys have as many brothers as sisters theremust be 1 boy more than the number of girls lf we try2 and 13 and 2and 4 and 3we will find that 4 boys and
3 girls is the solution to fulfill the requirement that eachgirl has twice as many brothers as sisters
5 THE PECULIAR NUMBERThere is a number which is very peculiar
is three times the sum of its digits Can
number
AnswerThe number is 27 2+7=993=27
This numberyou find the
ReferenceShakuntala Devi (2006) Puzzles to puzzle you
Andhttp enwi ki pediaorg
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THE ALCHEMY CALLED MARRIACE
Rajee had giddiness when she woke up in the morningHer head weighed as if it carried the globe This sensationwas the indication of headache
Rajee took the ribbon near the mirror and tied it tightlyaround her head Pressing her cheeks deeply in thepillow she laid down to her left She took another pillownear her leg and held it with her hands on her face
Her mother cried What is this you are doing in theearly morning She knows what it is But she has to askWithout answering Rajee closed her eyes
One day or other you are going to suffocate and die
Not a curse but mother rebuked Though she thoughtshe was speaking severely there would always be somesoftness in it She would give advance to her servantmaid saying You will never pay back the money Butshe is so kind and has never reduced the salary
tVhat is this Rajee im shouting and you
leadache mom
ou are a girl to be married and you complain of your-eadache taking away the pillow she examined her-ead with her hand
shing her moms hand aside Rajee turned back
- ive minutes there came a strong coffee you havent rrshed your teeth Its ok Drink
Sre felt comfortable when she stretched her arms after- nking coffee She felt that her mothers care woulde her headache But she has decided to bunk her officey so that she need not shout hello throughout the An unspeakable comfort would come if she takes a- vater bath after 1030 am Ecstasy in moms spicym What is it in these tablets a drowsy feeling
- c as sudden Rajee thought of her would be -- arajan Her inner voice said Comradel Do you get ^ or sorrow
^cne thought that Varadarajan had an iron body-- he fainted in a hunger strike Then he didnt knowcs or labor party Only his humanism urged him toltustice A woman employee on her maternity leave
had a miscarriage So the officers had sanctioned herleave under loss of pay Varadarajan wanted to voice thisinjustice
Why are you bothered about womans leave theymocked at him
lf you want you can go to court they were adamantA few voiced for the strike Fourth day afternoon hefainted in the strike Doctors came and diagnosed hiscritical condition which was due to acetone secretionThey were angry with him for his silence How he didntknow That much pain would have troubled his stomachHis pain would have made him feel as if the abdomentissues were tightening Didnt he tell
He didnt even murmur doctorl
Rajee wept for his heart which withheld pain She wasthrilled What sort of a heart is thisl A man who wasready to die for others ls he a man
Dont make me an idol and pray lm just a human Lookhere I could wink my eyes my legs are in the floor mybody sweats said Varadarajan
l couldnt bear even a headache How could you bearsuch a pain
Have you read BharathiyarT
Ya Has he talked about medicine
lle quotes from Bharathi
l osked for o ball-like flexibte physicAnd on un-desiring heart
Dont cheat me Speak the truth
lts all about mind Rajee lf we think we cant bear painwe would die even if a stone pricks lf you do somethingfor someone else you could laugh even at the time ofdeath
Rajee learned to laugh which culminated in love Lovewith one condition She should call him as comrade evenafter marriage
They married
Comrades world is big But home is small She hacjheadache on the very day she entered her in-laws homels lt due to tiredness or jasmine smell or due to tensionin a new place She does not know Her silk sari madehel sluffv Her thishs waist armpits were irritatine withTTamil poet
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sweat lt would be comfortable if she could wear a thinhouse coat and sleep while drying her wet hair
It is possible if it were her moms place But whatwould mother-in-law think if she wears house coat on
the first day itself She didnt know if she should seekpermission
Without any thought she went inside the bathroom and
washed her face The chill feel was good She continuedto sprinkle water on her face Water droplets fell fromher brows and dripped through her nose Her sari got
wet near her neck
When she changed her clothes her mother-in-law said
Cant you be in sari for some time at least today We
may have some guests
Mom I washed my face and my sari got wet Rajee
said
You answer back immediately said mother-in-law At
that moment Rajee decided not to speak in that house
even at the cost of her life
Varadarajan didnt stop his speeches ln trade union
meeting party office political stage he continued to talk
lf not in such serious meetings at least he would speak
with some guests near his house Expect in his sleep he
continued to speak Speech made him fly high Gave him
a permanent seat in a big regional union head
Headache broke her skull lt cant be cured with a ribbon
or a coffee or an ointment Now-a-days the pain is severe
Nerves in the brain turned into worms She felt like hittingher head with a grinding stone
But cant sleep now Varadarajan was getting ready
somewhere in the early morning lt must be an importantmeeting somewhere Couldnt talk for two days lf she
misses even today then there wont be a next chance
Not for her For others
Mind matters We would die if it is for us We could
laugh at the death bed if it is for others cause
Varadarajans words that taught her to laugh gave her
life
Rajee managed to get up Called him comrade he
turned
Comrade just a minute
Yeah Rajee
Govind has put his hand into the machine
shit when
Two days back There is a problem now
What
The company wont give compensation it seems
Because he is a casual labour
Thats illegal
l think yolr can talk to the authorities
How could l lm not in the union
Friendship is different from that of a union
Comrade ls it you You were about to die when you
voiced for Visalatchi is that for the union or for her
Then I was a single man Now lve a wife and a familySo
Risk in my office would reflect in my family I dont wantthat to happen
You dont know Not only the labours but the party is
also in the union ln fact the party is our leader now I
cant do anything against the party
You could speak against your boss but you cant speak
against your party
lts true
He went down the stairs as a shadow in the dawn Whathas changed this man who was ready to die for injustice
Marriage changes the bold men into cowards and softgirls into stones her heart murmured Rajee couldntignore it
- MATAN VNARAYANAN
SOURCE TEXT KALYANAM YENDRORU RASAYANAM
(MALAN VNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH
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SPECIALITY OF NUMBER 9
9 1=9
992=198
9993=2997
99994=39996
999995=499995
9999996=5999994
99999997=69999993
999999998=799999992
9999999999=899999999 1
SPECIALITY OF NUMBER37
373=L7
376=222
3730=1010
FAMOUS INDIANMATHEMATICIANS PROFII-E AND
CONTRIBUTIONS
RAMANUJATT
He was born on 22n of December 1887 in a smallvillage of Tanjore district Madras
He sent a set of 120 theorems to professor Hardyof Cambridge As a result he invited Ramanujan toEnglandHe showed that how to divide the number into two ormore squares or cubesWhen Mr Litlewood came to see Ramanujan intaxi number L729 Rarnanujan said that 1729 is thesmallest number which can be written in the form ofsum of cubes of two numbers in two ways
ieL729 = 93 + 103 =L3 + 123
since then the number 1729 is called Ramanujansnumber
ARYABHATTA
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Aryabhatta was born in 4764D in Kusumpur lndiaHe was the first person to say that Earth is sphericaland it revolves around the sunHe gave the formula (a + b)z = a2 + b2 + 2abHe taught the method of solving the following
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J+2+3 + 4+ 5 ++ nn(n + 1)
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13 + 23 +33 + 43 + 53 ++13 = t+lta + 2a + 34 + 44 + 5a + n4 = n(n+1) (2n+1)(3nz+3n-1)30
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BRAHMA GUPTA
Brahma Gupta was born in 598AD in pakistan
He gave four methods of multiplication
He gave the following formula used in Gp series
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Area of a cyclic quadrilateral with side(s- bXs -c)(s- d)
where2s=a+b+c+d
Length of its diagonals =
JANAM (PEOPLE)AKBAR KAKKATTIL
The car is moving fast Nothing was felt other than themurmuring of the wind Suddenly a frightened voice
from behind Brake Brake When looked in front lsee a
bus coming very fast towards us lt is me who drives thecarl put brake Then I dont know how the driver whowas sitling behind reached the front
He had been sayingGiving accelerator instead ofpressing the brake Somehow he managed to push meto side and took control of the car and turned to left
The hitting of the vehicle against something and thecclllapse of something was the next thing I came to knowEyes are filled with darkness The colour of that darknesswas red at first lt had been changing its colour into blackthen again to red in a frightening speed When I openedmy eyes again everything around me was jumping inunclear shapes Yes now I am taking breath Yes so past
in a lightening speed was the bus seen early
Are you all right Are you alright Driver asks His voicewas shaky His eyes were thrusted out unusually
The thing which I wanted to ask was also the same The
entire body was shivering and sweating Both of themwere panting by looking face to face
Luckily nothing happened to both of us Damage wasonly for the building at that junction and also to the car
The front and the left side of the car have become like a
crumpled powder tin The dented bonnet is full of stonesand soil
When the panting is over we reached to normalcy Nowthe driver is trying to move the vehicle Oh Yes ltsmoving He moved back the vehicle and parked it Somemore soil and stones fell off from the car
Crowds on all the four sides How did people weregathered in a short time I dont remember whether I
saw any one here before I thought that people are hidingsome where expecting some danger
Dont tell that you where learning driving I will tell itlater Driver didnt forget to warn me even if he wasconfused
I looked around with fear Many necks that have headsat the end are looking inside the car Every eye is seemedthrusting unusually
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by 0 gives infinity (m) He has written a lot about zero surds permutation
and combination He wrote The hundredth part of the
circumference of a circle seems to be straight Ourearth is a big sphere and thats why it appears tobe flat
He gave the formulae like sin(A I B) = sinAcosB +
cosAsinB
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No Nothing serious
Ohl What a scene was that First lthought that nothingwould remain
Did he speak it with a disappointment Has he hoped ofgetting at least a single dead body
Luck Another man said He can be identified easilyom the crowd A fat man But a part of that shop I
ointed to that shop in confusion
lo probleml lt can be repaired by 500 Rupees ThankGod Nothing happened to men
-re words of the fat man that the problem can be solved 500 Rs gave me relief For our luck no serious damageas happened tb that shop lt can be repaired with some-inimal work But how much money will be needed toepair the car and make it as before Any way hat is only^e secondary matter lt can be considered later First I
-ave to escape from here3ut how did it happen lt is the fatty man himself
3ecame wonder stuck when I heard the explanation of^e driver How indecently they came even without a
gnal Dont they remember that it is a turning When- e said that I thought that he would have killed him if heg him in his hand now
len though the driver didnt say anything directly thecrvd got the following message from his words On our e there is not even a single mistake
les rightBus was in a high speed I did see that whatculd be the result if people drive a vehicle like this in-ls kind of turning Some one added ltried to smile atat God who came in the form of a man
Consider it as a blessing of God lf the car was dashedagainst ihe busl An old man cannot even continue afterhat Nothing happened to this people it itself is a greatring Fat man reminded
a nd the driver got out from the car in relief The shiveringlas not stopped even though it has decreased a little
t is the shop of Kuttiyali Mappilahe does not open itfcr the last some timeThinking to rebuild itEveningst becomes the camp of youthYou are lucky as it is
nidday Otherwiseyou are blessed ones1 Some bodyras saying
What do you want to drink lt is the fat fellow Beforesaying something itself somebody brought us two glassesof tea
I thought How good are these people How lovable andaffectionate are these villagers That is why everybodyuses the phrase beloved villagers
I was also thinking on which weak moment that I thoughtof learning driving Was there any need for it at the ageof 40 After hecame some what matured why did thisstrong desire catch me without leaving lt is true that I
felt inferiority complex when the guys who do not haveeven half of my age driving cars and two wheelers As I
was born as the only one of my parents they did not allowme to learn allthat fearing that something will happen tome The idea of learning it in secret by disobeying themalso didnt work because of my devotion to my parents I
was growing without knowing how to ride even a bicycleWasnt that kind of state needed to be continued But when father had his first heart attack in mid nightln neighbouring house there is car But driver has goneearly I had to get him to drive the car At that day I
thought a lot if I knew driving
It is not because of that I have a car or have facilities forthat I simply thought that it is better to learn these typesof things at least now When I asked to the friend in theneighourhood he sent me one car and the driver
I was in the happy mood because I have almost learntdrivingThen see what is happened now Didnt I drivethe car 10-15kms Smoothly Wasnt it on the intentionthat matters became somewhat OK that the driverseated behind me to give me confidence Are all thesehappened because I lost my presence of mind at somemoment Any way driving is not apt for people like meDid my parents know it Nothing bad happened to thembecause they didnt know driving
Now the people have made us to sit on the veranda of thenear by shop Somebody has gone to call the shop ownerCases or things like that is not needed two labourers maybe needed to repair the part of the shop that is brokenThe problem can be solved by giving the money for thatThe people said like that Frequently they were praisingus by saying that we are lucky men
It was in the midst of a lot of financial problems that I
managed to get some money to fill petrol and ali Nowshop repairing car repairing Even if all these troublesare there I still felt that there is no need to loose thechance to evaluate himself as a lucky man
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As lucky man my self I returned looks on them who look
at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
The staircase is in the hall thats good
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
catches up with it right at birthl said land moved on
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1 sostros - treatises of Hindu religion and prescriptionof customashta lqkshmis-the group of eight Hindu goddesseswho preside over the eight sources of wealthaccording to the sastras They area Dhana Lqkshmi - Goddess of money and goldb Veera Lakshmi - Goddess of valourc Santanq Lskshmi - Goddess of progenyd Gajo Lqkshmi- Goddess of animal wealth like
cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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to meet these challenges
Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
lf U think U will lose U R
lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
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MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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R Venkataraman NagarKalapet PuducherrY605 014lndia
Vice-Choncellors Messoge
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I ou| University is celebrating its Silver Jubilee Students are
Itf voice and bedrock of the University and their contribution
to this magazine has been remarkable and noteworthy The famous
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constantly strive not only to equip students with conceptual advances
in the domain of knowledge but also empower them to decisively act
in a manner which makes them highly effective fearless and vibrant
ThevisionarywriterAlwinJafferonceremarkedthattheilliterateofthe 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write but those
who cannot learn unlearn and relearn Therefore to be a successful
student in the current age of breath taking speed and highly competitive
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and I am sure it will scale greater heights of success and prosperity in the
years to come as we transcend new horizons each year
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THE KINGMAKER
Kamaraj Kumarasami better known as K Kamaraj (15
July 1903 - 2 October 1975) was an lndian politician
widely known to be the kingmaker in lndian politics and
known for his honesty integrity and simplicity
He was involved in the lndian independence movement
and was a close ally of Jawaharlal Nehru the first Prime
Minister of lndia He was instrumental in bringing topower two Prime Ministers Lal Bahadur Shastri in 1954
and lndira Gandhi in 1966 He was affectionately known
as the Gandhi of the South ln Tamil Nadu his home state
he is still hailed for facilitating the spread of education tomlllions of the rural poor by introducing free education
and free mid-day meals scheme in schools during his
chiefministership in 1957 He was awarded lndias highest
civilian honor the Bharat Ratna posthumously in 7976
The main airport in Chennai is today named after him He
was hailed as one of the greatest of leaders of the world
by the then US vice-president Hubert Humphrey
Kamaraj was a multi-faceted political personality and
power and position sat lightly on him He was Chief
Minister of Tamil Nadu for nine years and that period
was considered a Golden Age For him power was
only a means to serve the people and he served them
well He was a down-to-earth planner and visualized
and executed an infrastructure that was essential to
satisfy the needs of ordinary folk Only during his Chief
Ministership did every village of a thousand people get
a school He laid roads connecting rural areas to urban
centres creating easy access for village produce to reach
town and city markets
He paid speiial attention to the energy sector and
electricity reached almost all villages in Tamil Nadu The
power generation helped many industrial estates to
come up and grow The industrialization of Tamil Nadu
started in right earnest He ruthlessly cut the red tape
of bureaucratic inertia and his watchword was actionand result He appointed efficient officers as Heads ofDepartment where dynamism and quick decision wereessential He had talented and hard-working men in
a compact Cabinet of eight to assist him and mentionshould be made of C Subramaniam M Bhaktava-
tsalam and R Venkataraman Not personal loyalty but
commitment to serving the people was the criterion he
employed to select his Cabinet colleagues The Tamil
Nadu administration became a model for other States
and no less a person than Prime Minister Jawaharlal
Nehru openly acknowledged itKamaraj was not only a great administrator He was
a strong organisation man as well He rose from thegrassroot level and in his political life spanning more thanhalf a century there was no place in Tamil Nadu wherehe had not set foot Under the tutelage of a great oratorand parliamentarian S Satyamurti he blossomed into
full-fledged leadership When he was elected president
of the Tamil Nadu Congress Committee he knew every
region as he would know the palm of his hand He had
a retentive memory and knew every important party
member by name During the evening years of Nehru the
Congress started losing its vitality and the Prime Minister
in declining health was a worried man He was impatientto rejuvenate the Congress and consulted Kamaraj who
came up with a plan which was christened the K-Plan
The plan reflected the sacrificial attitude of Kamaraj topublic life Senior leaders holding offices of power were
asked to quit and take up organizational work Kamaraj
set an example by giving up his Chief Ministership
Kamarajs elevation to the presidentship of the Congress
at the instance of Nehru was a historical recognition ofthe mans national stature and capacity to steer the ship
of the party in critical times The choice was historical in
more senses than one After Nehru he not only saved
the Congress from immediate disintegration brought
on by leadership squabbles but proved to the world the
vibrancy of lndian democracy His later confrontation
with Prime Minister lndira Gandhi was a consequence ofthe inevitable power struggle between the organization
and the parliamentary wing of the party lt was also a
reflection of the contradictory perceptions of the old
guard and the new generation of leaders
CRubolovonyo4th MSc Integroted (Moths)
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BRAND UTILISATION INMODERN DAYS
Factories rust away Packages become obsoleteProducts lost their relevance But great Brands live
forever - Backer Spielvogel Bates
Brand is a name used to identify and distinguish a specific
product service or business A legally protected Brand
Name is called a Proprietary Name Brand is the image
of the product in the market Some people distinguish
the psychological aspect of a brand from the experiential
aspect The experiential aspect consists of the sum ofall points of contact with the brand and is known as theBrand Experience The psychological aspect sometimes
referred to as the Brand lmage is a symbolic construct
created within the minds of the people and consists ofall the information and expectations associated with a
product or service The brand name is quite often used
interchangeably within brand although it is more
correctly used to specifically denote written or spoken
linguistic elements of any product ln this context a
brand name constitutes a type of trademark if thebrand name exclusively identifies the brand owner as the
commercial source of products or services A brand ownermay seek to protect proprietary rights in relation to a
brand name through trademark registration Advertising
spokespersons have also become part of some brands
For example Mr Whipple of Charmin toilet tissue and
Tony the Tiger of Kelloggs
Branding may refer to Livestock branding the marking of animals to indicate
ownership Human branding as body
punishment Branding (BDSM) bonding of
marking of a submissive
modification or
the partners and
Wood branding permanently marking by way ofheat wood (also plastic cork leather etc)
Vehicle title branding a permanent designation
indicating that a vehicle has been written off Brand a name logo slogan andor design scheme
associated with a product or service Brand management the application of marketing
techniques to a specific product product line or
brand Nation branding the application of marketing
techniques for the advancement of a country Personal branding people and their careers marketed
as brandsCo-branding associates a single product or service
with more than one brand name
Branding agency a type of marketing agency which
specialises in creating brandsr Faith branding the application of marketing
techniques to religious institutions or individuals
Branding and lts lmportance in Marketing StrrtegyThe American MarketingAssociation (AMA) defines Brand
as a name term sign symbol or design or a combinationof them intended to identify the goods and services ofone seller or group of sellers and to differentiate themfrom those of other sellers Therefore it makes sense
to understand that branding is not about getting your
target market to choose you over the competition but itis about getting your prospects to see you as the only one
that provides a solution to their problem
The objectives that a good brand will achieve include Delivers the message clearly Confirms your credibilityr Connects your target prospects emotionallyr Motivates the buyer Concretes User Loyalty
To succeed in branding one must understand the needs
and wants of the customers and prospects This may be
achieved by integrating the brand strategies throughthe company at every point of public contact The brand
resides within the hearts and minds of customers clients
and prospects lt is the sum total of their experiences
and perceptions some of which can be influenced or
enhanced
To conclude a strolg brand is invaluable as the battlefor customers intensifies day by day lts importantto spend time investing in researching defining and
building brand The brand is the source of a promise tothe consumers and its a foundational and crucial tool inmarketing communication which brings success to theproduct and to the organisation
U THIRIPURASUNDARIPh D SCHOTAR IN COMMERCE
LATERAL THINKING PUTTLES
1 A woman has incontrovertible proof in court that herhusband was murdered by her sister The judge declares
This is the strangest case lve ever seen Though its a
cut-and-dried case this woman cannot be punished
The sisters are Siamese twins
2 A man walks into a bar and asks for a drink The
bartender pulls out a gun and points it at him The man
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says Thank you and walks out
The man has hiccups the bartender scares them away bypulling a gun
3 A man and his wife raced through the streets Theystopped and the husband got out of the car When hecame back his wife was dead and there was a strangerin the car
The wife was about to have a baby They drove to thehospital The husband left to get a wheelchair but thebaby was born in the meantime and the wife didntsurvive the birth
4 The music stops and a woman dies
The woman is a tightrope walker in a circus Her actconsists of walking the rope blindfolded accompaniedby music without a net The conductor is supposed tostop the music when she reaches the end of the ropesignaling that its safe to step off onto the platform Thatday the usual conductor was ill The substitute stoppedthe music early
5 Two men enter a bar They are served identical drinksOne lives the other dies
The drinks contain poisoned ice cubes one man drinksslowly giving them time to melt while the other drinksquickly and thus doesnt get much of the poison
6 Joe wearing a mask and carrying an empty sack leaveshis house An hour later he returns with a full sack Hegoes into a room and turns out the lights
Joe is a kid who goes trick-or-treating for Halloweenreturns and goes to sleep
Word puzzle
Can you create a sentence that contains the word and
five times in a row ie with no other word between eachand
I commissioned an artist to paint a sign for Entertainerthat said entertainer Games And Fun however theymade a terrible mistake The gap between Games andAnd and Andand Fun wasnt the same so the signseemed oddly out of balance
CRUBAIAVANYA4lh MSc lnlegrafed (Moths)
CONSUMER AWARENESS RIGHTSAND RESPONSIBILITIES
The growing interdependence of the world economy andinternational character of many business practices havecontributed to the development of universal emphasison consumer rights protection and promotion MahatmaGandhi the father of nation attached greater importanceto what he described as the poor consumer whoaccording to him should be the principal beneficiary ofthe consumer movement He said
A Consumer is the most important visitor on ourpremises He is not dependent on us we are on himHe is not an interruption to our work he is the purposeof it We are not doing a favour to a consumer by givinghim an opportunity He is doing us a favour by giving anopportunity to serve him
The traditional product first and customer nextapproach is reversed to customer first product nextapproach lt means sellers market shifted to buyersmarket This way the needs of the customers becomethe focus of all developnent within the organisation lnthe modern content Consumer delight is consideredto be the ultimate goal of any organisation in the presentcompetitive environment
ConsumerAny person who buys or uses goods and services is a
consumer A consumer is any person business firm orgovernmental unit that chooses goods and servicesspends money on them and uses these goods andservices primarily to satisfy their own wants From birthevery one is a consumer in one or the other way
A right consumer is an individual who purchasesarticles consciously ominously with due on negligencesuperiority utility and also looking at its real monitoryvalue essentially and return value
ConsumerismConsumerism is a recent and universal phenomenon lt isa social movement Consumerism is all about protectionof the interests of the consumers According to McMillanDictionary (1985) Consumerism is concerned withprotecting consumers from all organisations with whichthere is exchanged relationship lt encompasses theset of activities of government business independentorganisations and concerned consumers that aredesigned to protect the rights of consumers The
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Chambers Dictionary (1993) defines Consumerism asthe protection of the interests of the buyers of goods andservices against defective or dangerous goods etc
Consumer Rightsln order to maximize the consumer satisfaction everybusiness enterprise is constantly bound to follow andpractice the requirements set for consumer protectionon national and supernational levels For this purposethe norms of business ethics have to be such that everyenterprise commits and complies with the lnternationalRights of Consumers as endorsed by the United Nationand embodied in the Consumer Protection Laws inlndia as in the form of objects of Consumer protectionCouncil Some of the basic consumer rights according toConsumer Protection Aci 1986 are as follows
1 The Rightto Safety that is to be protected againstproducts production processes and services whichare hazardous to health or life and property
2 The Right to be lnformed that is to be givenadequate facts about the quality quantity andprice of goods so as to make an informed choiceor decision and act wisely against any unfair tradepractices
3 The Right to Choose that is to have access to a
variety of products and services at competitiveprices and in the case of monopolies to have anassurance of satisfactory quality and service atfair price in such a way that the unrestrained rightof a minority to choose will not mean denial of a
fair share to majority4 The Right to be Heard that is to be represented
for consumer interests in the formulation andexecution of policies for development andproduction of goods and services
5 The Right to Redress that is to have a fairsettlement of just cla ims a nd receive com pensationfor misrepresentafion or shoddy goods orservices
6 The Right to Consumer Education that is toacquire knowledge and skills to be an informedconsumer and to take action on the mattersconcerning consumer decisions
7 The Right to Healthy Environment that is tohave a physical - environmental conducive togood quality of life and have protection againstenvironmental problems over which individualconsumer has no control (taken care byenvironmental protection law)
The lndian legal system experienced a revolution withthe enactment of the Consumer Protection Act of1986 [CPA] which was specifically deigned to protect
consumer interests The CPA was passed with avowedobjectives lt is intended to provide justice which is less
formal [and involves] less paper work less delay andless [expense] The CPA has received wide recognitionin lndia as poor mans legislation ensuring easy access tojustice However the CPA simply gives a new dimensionto rights that have been recognized and protected sincethe ancient period lt is rightly said that the present-day concern for consumer rights is not new andthat consumers rights like the right to have safe un-adulterated and defect-free commodities at appropriateprices has been recognized since ancient times
Objectives of the ActThe purpose of the Act is to provide forthe establishmentof the Commission
1 To prevent practices having adverse effect oncompetition
2 To promote and sustain competition in markets3 To protect the interests of consumers and4 To ensure freedom of trade carried on by other
participants in the markets in lndia
Suggestions1 Educate consumers to develop an understanding
about their responsibilities as consumers2 Consumers should come together to develop the
strength and influence to promote and protecttheir own interest
3 Government should make and implement rulesof punishment more severe so that manufacturerand shopkeeper think twice before adoptingfraudulent practices
4 A Campaign should be set in motion to involveevery consumer for making them more consciousand aware of their right and responsibilities
Thus Consumer protection is always a matter of greaterand graver concern ln ancient lndia effective measureswere initiated to protect consumers from crimes inthe market place ln ancient lndia the king was thesupreme authority to render justice but his authoritywas circumscribed by the rules of Dharma ln themedieval period some Muslim rulers developed wellorganized market mechanisms to monitor prices andthe supply of goods to the markets During the Britishperiod the modern legal system was introduced in lndiaand many laws were enacted to protect the interests ofconsumers generally Today the civil justice system istainted with deficiencies that discourage the consumerfrom seeking legal recourse However the ConsumerProtection Act of 1986 which provides easy access tojustice has brought a legal revolution to lndia as a result
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of its cost-effective mechanisms and popular support To
conclude a few consumers were fully aware about therights responsibilities and Consumer Protection ActHence it is necessary to educate them on their rightsand responsibilities as consumers to make them vigilantrational and become conscious buyers
U THIRIPURASUNDARIPh D SCHOTAR IN COMMFRCE
I wish
I wish to be innocent childFree from burden but
I wish to be desert travelerTaking deep sigh from exhaustion but
I wish to be humming birdAbsorbing nature from sounding world but
I wish to be human beingAtleast I will try to be
MDAKSAMVKI MSc fMAIHS]
WONDER OF MATHEMATICS
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Use each number from 1 to 10 only once But the sum ofthe number on each side 0f the pentagon will be 19
Facts of science1 The distance from the earth to the sun is
149600000000 m2 The speed of light is 300000000 msec3 The average diameter of a red blood cell is
0000007mm4 The thickness of human hair is in the
0005cm yto 001cm5 The distance of moon from the
394467000m6 The size of a plant cell is 000001275m7 Average radius ofthe sun is 695000km8 Mass of propellant in a space shuttle solid rocket
booster is 503600ke9 Thickness of a piece of paper is 00015cm10The height of mount everest is 8848m
VVosukiV MSc INIMAIHS
SO-CALLED PRESTICIOUSSOCIETY
He did not like his fathers idea of getting him a jobthrough some influential person But he thought that ifhe could get the job it will be helpful for his family Nowhe not only missed the job but also the money lt was notone or two paisa but four thousand in total
Only with his guilty conscience my father would haveaccepted this ln his sloth of youth and comfortablenessof his luxury he disdained all his neighbours He knewthat now nobody would give even a match stick to him
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He realized this fact at my sisters marriage itself He
thought of all these incidents and he did not want tospoil the future of his children as his life has been marred
in the belief of supposed rain and in chilly production So
he spent money and admitted his son in the MA course
But all his efforts had fell through
Until noq KR was not found anywhere The regret card
was received by us that morning and so we searched forhim thrice He was not available in the house and also in
the places where he usually visits lf I catch him
I would catch him by his shirt and abuse him with all
sorts of rubbish words He must be insulted in public and
driven out of the place He must be slapped and asked
for justice But this is not the right era for doing it He
was such an influential person ln front of him all these
virtues like literacy consideration and justice would go
in vain
Even father could not stand before this kind of hegemonicpowers Still I am able to remember the first meeting
Father went inside and wished him politely
Come in Sir What is the matter(KRs voice was
commanding due to his oratory skills on the stage)
He is my Son (He raised his head and glanced at him)
Come in boy what is your educational qualification
MA
l come here for his sake he finished his studies twoyears ago but still he did not get any job
So sad
Nowit is stated in the notice that they are giving
placements Please do me a favour
OKl will see to it boy without fail bring me a copy ofthe application tomorrow
(Then again father wished him kindly)
l believe only in you
Alrightl will take care
Afterthat father and KR went along with him to Madras
They took the taxi and first entered a good hotel and
then KR visited many persons on the way Altogether
the expense of the taxi and hotel came around four
hundred rupees On the second day evening KR asked
two thousand from the father for the purpose of bribingother persons and he said Even God grants the boon
Priest denies it
Father thought a bit and said after returning to his place
he will make arrangement for that
He was not able to get the money He thought of lending
his land But mother rose like Kali and shouted Then
on one day with full of tears she gave the rest of jewels
which remained after the sisters marriage After twomonths KR called them At that time there was no
other go father had to arrange for another two thousand
rupees So he happened to lend the land
shit
He climbed the stairs and rang the bell Even that time
she opened the door with some weeklies in her hand
On looking at him she adjusted her dress
Fathersomeone has come to see you (She wentinside)
Come in boy
Even though KR was not honest he had the same smile
on his face while inviting The boy showed the regret
card And he had no words to speak as he was in extremewrath but still he read KRs face
someone is behind this deed You do not worry I am
going to Madras this week I will see to it
How was he capable of telling lies with such a smile How
he had such a potential to cheat all the innocent fathers
Even after doing all sort of frauds he was able to walk
with pride because this is so called prestigious society
He shut the compound door with full force The dog
which was eating the food in the dust bin on the road
looked at him He did not care for it and he continued
to walk but all of a sudden he stopped at the particular
place He stumbled over a stone and picked it up and
hurled it at the dog Bow it ran quickly then hopped
and disappeared He could stone only these dogs
Only these dogs- Molon V Noroyonon
SOURCE TEXT GAURAVAR SABAI (MALAN
vNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH BY
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MATHEMATICAL PUZZLESt Which weighs more A pound of gold or a pound of
feathers2 What is alive and has only 1 foot3 When do giraffes have 8 feet4 How many eggs can you put in an empty basket5 lf you take three apples from five apples how many
do you have6 What has 4 legs and only 1 foot7 How many times can you subtract 6 from 308 How many 9s between 1 and 1009 lt happens once in a minute twice in a week and
once in a year What is it10 How can half of 2be7L1 When things go wrong what can you always count
on12 What goes up and never comes downL3 What did one math book say to the other math
book14 Why is the longest human nose on record only L1
inches longL5 As I was going to the fair I saw a man with golden
hair He had 3 sons each with another one Howmany people were going to the fair
16 A queen bee was buzzing a worker bee was buzzinga honey bee was buzzing and a killer bee wasbuzzing How many bees were in buzzing
17 What did you wear the day after yesterday18 There is a pink house made of bricks a blue house
made of bricks an orange house made of bricksWhat color bricks is a greenhouse made of
19 lf a rooster laid 11 eggs and the farmer took 5 ofthem and another rooster laid 14 eggs and 5 ofthemwere rotten how many eggs were left
ANSWERS
1 Both weigh the same7 A leg
3 When theres two of themi Only one after that the basket is not empty5 You have three apples5 A bedr Once after that it is no longer 30 (Dont try this in a
test I )
3 209 The lettereiO Cut Xll into two halves horizontally you get Vll on the
top halfYour fingersYour age
Wow have lgot problemslOtherwise it would be a footOne Just me because I met the others on the way tothe fair
L6 One There is only one b in the word buzzing17 What I am wearing today18 A greenhouse is made of glass or plastic not bricks19 0 Roosters dont lay eggs
KAFARS2 DAUGHTER- Modhovikkuili
Hajirahajjumma3 was peacefully sitting on the doorstepof her newly built house She was simultaneouslythrowing her eyes outside to see the sights on the roadand was stretching her head backwards to see what isgoing on in the kitchen She saw a group of girls going tothe college
lnstead of taking the road outside the gate they aremoving through my courtyard by making all sorts ofsounds and giggles At that moment she was remindedof her son Adilkhan lts just before a week Adil hasreturned the new home after finishing his studies Nowthese girls are passing through my yard just to see himNo man in the village is as handsome as Adil But its surethat I wont let these girls to attract or to impress him
These girls have not had any headdress but from thatwe cant say hat they are not Muslims people are turningprogressive nowadays Most of the rituals and customshave already changed And if ever Adil brings a bride shemay not be wearing any headdress Even then I am notready to order her to cover her hair Secretly I wish to geta daughter -in-law who prays five times a day But I haveto hide that wish too Because Adil is the exact double ofhis father he is very short tempered He will move to thecity with his wife leaving me and this house I cant bearthe terrible loneliness at this frail old age Have I built thishouse spending seven lakhs to live alone Four bedroomsin the upstairs The wide verandah A tall wall around tokeep the children safe ln this new house Adil and hisfamily should live happily lll stay in the ground floor inthe room of my late husband The old lady servant will belying in the floor near the kitchen The girls laughed againas they were hastily passing through the yard
Hajjumma imitated
2 Kafar- a non-believer of lslam3 Hajirahajjumma lts the name of he person Hajira) who has-returned from hajj (holy pilgrimage to Mecca) and umma is aterm used by the Muslims in Kerala to call their mother
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Cant you walk through the road ls there any law
written like this that you should walk through the othercourtyard by breaking their walls she asked A loudlaughter answered her question
Umma suddenly turned to see the stairs ls Adil steppingdown Or is he standing in the verandah to watch thesegirls passing
Adil had his breakfast at 10 O clock Jhe lady servant
brought puria and chicken curry from the kitchen along
with the milk mixed coffee
Eat my dearHajjumma said and grow healthy
Nobody should complain that the new groom is leantheservant remarked and then laughed by showing her black
teeth
Who is going to be a groom now I am not going to marry
soon he retorted
You should marry at the right age Or else girls will startroaming around the house These village girls cant be a
proper match for you Hajjumma stated
Havent you seen a fair girl among the band of thecollege going girls She is very beautifulthe servant lady
commented
The girl is from which familyAdil asked
She is our Narayannairss daughter -Saraswati said the
servant
A kafars daughterHajjumma whispered
That girl is looking at me from yesterday onwardsAdilsaid and laughed as if he had cracked a joke
l am going to build a wall around the house tomorrowitself No more laugh and play I have already looked a
girl for you from a good Muslim family from Kodungaloor
She is a relative of our Sidique doctor She has M A You
should go and see her this Friday Hajjumma told her
son
4 Puri-its a food item made of wheat powder its cooked in the
boiled oils Nair-is a forward Hindu cast in Kerala
l wont go You shouldnt bother to find a girl for meAdilsaidThen whom are you going to marry ls thau the girlSaraswati
Ya
NAVYA VKIil M4
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
Shakuntala Devi was born on 4th Novemben 1939
in Bangalore Karnataka lndia Manifested with an
extraordinary love for numbers at the age of 3 she became
an expert in complex mental arithmetic at the age of five
On 18 June 1980 Shakuntala Devi gave the product oftwo thirteen digit figures after multiplying them within28 seconds Many countries have invited Shakuntala Devi
to demonstrate her extraordinary talent Today she isacclaimed as an accomplished mathematician
ln 1980 she gave the product of two thirteen digitnumbers within 28 seconds many countries have invitedher to demonstrate her extraordinary talent
ln Dallas she competed with a computer to see who give
the cube root of 188138517 faster she won At Universityof USA she was asked to give the 23d root of
9 167 4867 69 2003 9 1 5 8 09 8 6 6 09 2 7 5 8 5 3 80 1 6 2483 1 06 6 80
744308622407 1265L6427 93465 704086709659
327 92057 67 4808067900227 830163549248523803357 4
53 1 69 3 5 1 1 19 0359 6s7 7 5 47 340075 68 18688305
620821016129132845564895 78015880677 1
Shakunatala Devi is a well-known mathematicalgenius and
calculating progidy from lndia She has been nicknamed
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Human Computer because of her extraordinary talentand skill in solving complex mathematical problemswithout any mechanical aid Shakuntalas father was a
circus artiste and it was he who introduced Shakuntalato the world of mathematics through card tricksShakuntalas amazing memory power was tapped whichthen led herto develop an extraordinary love for numbersat the tender age of three
Gradually over the years Shakuntalas memorizingand calculating skills were strengthened whilst shesimultaneously became an expert in complex mentalarithmetic Beginning at the University of Mysore andthe Annamalai University Shakuntalas public displaysof her extraordinary abilities and talents even spreadto institutions worldwide bewildering the crowdedgathering of students and professors alike ln her timeolder calculating prodigies like Truman Henry Saffordwere also present yet Shakuntala started displayingher talents from a very young age With her brilliantmind Shakuntala Devi was adept at solving arithrneticalp roblems includ ing fu nctions of add ition m u lti plicationdivision calculating square and cube roots along withcomplex algorithms and Vedic Maths She could evenstate the day of the week of any given date in the lastcentury in a jiffy Shakuntala could even outdo some ofthe fastest available computers of that period Amongsther numerous feats the most outstanding ones thatfetched her name in the 1995 Guinness Book of WorldRecords are
ln January 977 al the Southern Methodist Universityin Dallas Texas Shakuntala Devi extracted the 23rd rootof a 201-digit number at the fifty-second mark withthe correct answer being54637289L She had beatenthe fastest computer UNIVACs time of 62 seconds and13000 instructions
On 18th june 1980 Shakuntala Devi demonstrated themultiplication oftwo 13-digitnumbers7 68636977 487 0x 2465099745779 picked randomly by the ComputerDepartment of lmperial College London She producedt h e correct a n swe r of 189 4766817 79954264627 7 3
730 in just 28 seconds
Shakuntala could find the cube root of 332 812 557 inunder a minute
Today Shakunatala Devi is an accomplished mathematicianwhose interests also include the mystic field of AstrologyWhile setling up of several mathematics research centersare her future plans Shakuntala Devi has also writtenn umerous books some of which are - Puzzles to Puzzle You
Fun with Numbers Astrology for you and Mathablity
Shakuntala Devi is generally known as aHuman Computerbecause of her extraordinary talents in solving complexmathematical problems without any mechanical aid Shealso found her place in the Guinness book of recordsas a result of her extraordinary talents Nowadays apartfrom solving mathematical problems she is utilizing heramazing talent in the field of astrology
She adds a L6-digit number with another one andmultiplies the result with an equal array of numbersalmost instantaneously finds the cube root of theresultant and pops up with an answer in just about thetime taken for a wink Humanly not possible as even toask the question would in its shortest possibility take a
minute Rated as one in 58 million for her stupendousmathematicalfeats by one of the fastest super-computersever invented - - the Univac-1l08 - - Shakuntala Devi is agenius par excellence
She is a human computer with a brain that can work outa 23rd root of a 20L-digit number in 12 seconds less thanthe Univac-1108 will be a gross understatement Butperhaps there isnt any better title for a person for whomsolving complex mathematical problems is childs play
Doubling up as an astrologer in her spare time ShakuntalaDevi equates the science of foretelling to mathematicsAstrology and mathematics are so analogous
ln fact they are complementary to each other as bothdeal in numbers she says The prodigious expert whohails from a simple orthodox Kannada Brahmin familyis interestingly a culinary expert too l have authoredmany books on cookery she says modestly
A Guinness record holder sexagenarian Devi inspiresawe in many but remains unsurpassable in her own fieldof numbers Call her a mathematician extraordinaire or amathemagician she modestly accepts her ignorance touse a computer Believe it or not I have never learntto use an abacus she says in a hushed tone Godsgift A divine quality is how Devi accredits her uniquedistinction that began showing visibility since the age ofthree She informs that none in her family showed anysigns of the same head for figures Not even remotelyalthough my dad was a stage magician she adds
Mathematical feats which are even beyond a normalhuman brain to comprehend are solved by her soeffortlessly that pitting her brain against the fastestmainframes and super computers and beating themalmost always has become an intense passion with herAstounding scientists and academicians all around theworld with her remarkable feats the maths wizard is now
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here in our very own Hyderabad and has expressed her
desire to set up a Maths varsity here which would carryon her legacy of popularising mathematics amongpeople
l have asked the chief minister for a grant of L00 acres
land for the University and he has approved of the idea
Shakuntala Devi claims l will force juvenile delinquentschild labourers and child beggars to join my academy so
that they can also become Nobel laureates one day she
dreams as her eyes gleam in excitement about the wholeproject
l just pray that I can finish offthe entire project beforemy death ln a way the varsity which I propose to startwill be a global seat of learning for mathematics and willbe my humble contribution to the world Devi gushes
adding that the emphasis will be on Vedic mathematicsso that the glorious tradition of lndian mathematics is
preserved
For a person so passionate about numbers who has
never had any formal education how does it feel tohave wor nanV accolades and teach mathematicalshortcuts to eminent experts God has given me thisquality for the benefit of others the purpose of my lifuis to make people especially children enjoy Maths as an
affable and an joyful experience she concludes
SOME OF THE PUZZLES OF
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
1 A PROBLEI1OF COMBINATIONA box contains 12 marbles of three different coloursgreen yellow and blue-4 each lf you were to close your
eyes and pick them at random how many marbles must
take out to be sure that there are atleast two of one
colour among the marbles picked out
Answerln the first three pickings you may get one of each colour
on the fourth pick there will be atleast two of one color
Therefore the answer is 4
2 THE SPECIAL NUMBERThere is a number whose double is greater than its half
by 45Can you find that number
AnswerAs the difference between twice the number and half of
it amounts to 45or half of the number plus the whole ofits represented by 1 adds up to 45
t2+=I2+212=32=45
Now we have to find what number 32 is equal of 45Jodo this we invert 32to 23 and multiply by 45This gives
us
21345=30
Therefore the number is 30
3 THE DIG ITAL GAMEThere is a number the second digit of which is smallerthan its first digit by 4 and if the number was divided by
the number
AnswerThe number is 84
4 BROTHERS AND SISTERS
A family has several children Each boy in this familyhas as many sisters as brothers but each girl has sisters
twice as many brothers as sisters How many brothersand sisters are there
AnswerSince the boys have as many brothers as sisters theremust be 1 boy more than the number of girls lf we try2 and 13 and 2and 4 and 3we will find that 4 boys and
3 girls is the solution to fulfill the requirement that eachgirl has twice as many brothers as sisters
5 THE PECULIAR NUMBERThere is a number which is very peculiar
is three times the sum of its digits Can
number
AnswerThe number is 27 2+7=993=27
This numberyou find the
ReferenceShakuntala Devi (2006) Puzzles to puzzle you
Andhttp enwi ki pediaorg
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THE ALCHEMY CALLED MARRIACE
Rajee had giddiness when she woke up in the morningHer head weighed as if it carried the globe This sensationwas the indication of headache
Rajee took the ribbon near the mirror and tied it tightlyaround her head Pressing her cheeks deeply in thepillow she laid down to her left She took another pillownear her leg and held it with her hands on her face
Her mother cried What is this you are doing in theearly morning She knows what it is But she has to askWithout answering Rajee closed her eyes
One day or other you are going to suffocate and die
Not a curse but mother rebuked Though she thoughtshe was speaking severely there would always be somesoftness in it She would give advance to her servantmaid saying You will never pay back the money Butshe is so kind and has never reduced the salary
tVhat is this Rajee im shouting and you
leadache mom
ou are a girl to be married and you complain of your-eadache taking away the pillow she examined her-ead with her hand
shing her moms hand aside Rajee turned back
- ive minutes there came a strong coffee you havent rrshed your teeth Its ok Drink
Sre felt comfortable when she stretched her arms after- nking coffee She felt that her mothers care woulde her headache But she has decided to bunk her officey so that she need not shout hello throughout the An unspeakable comfort would come if she takes a- vater bath after 1030 am Ecstasy in moms spicym What is it in these tablets a drowsy feeling
- c as sudden Rajee thought of her would be -- arajan Her inner voice said Comradel Do you get ^ or sorrow
^cne thought that Varadarajan had an iron body-- he fainted in a hunger strike Then he didnt knowcs or labor party Only his humanism urged him toltustice A woman employee on her maternity leave
had a miscarriage So the officers had sanctioned herleave under loss of pay Varadarajan wanted to voice thisinjustice
Why are you bothered about womans leave theymocked at him
lf you want you can go to court they were adamantA few voiced for the strike Fourth day afternoon hefainted in the strike Doctors came and diagnosed hiscritical condition which was due to acetone secretionThey were angry with him for his silence How he didntknow That much pain would have troubled his stomachHis pain would have made him feel as if the abdomentissues were tightening Didnt he tell
He didnt even murmur doctorl
Rajee wept for his heart which withheld pain She wasthrilled What sort of a heart is thisl A man who wasready to die for others ls he a man
Dont make me an idol and pray lm just a human Lookhere I could wink my eyes my legs are in the floor mybody sweats said Varadarajan
l couldnt bear even a headache How could you bearsuch a pain
Have you read BharathiyarT
Ya Has he talked about medicine
lle quotes from Bharathi
l osked for o ball-like flexibte physicAnd on un-desiring heart
Dont cheat me Speak the truth
lts all about mind Rajee lf we think we cant bear painwe would die even if a stone pricks lf you do somethingfor someone else you could laugh even at the time ofdeath
Rajee learned to laugh which culminated in love Lovewith one condition She should call him as comrade evenafter marriage
They married
Comrades world is big But home is small She hacjheadache on the very day she entered her in-laws homels lt due to tiredness or jasmine smell or due to tensionin a new place She does not know Her silk sari madehel sluffv Her thishs waist armpits were irritatine withTTamil poet
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sweat lt would be comfortable if she could wear a thinhouse coat and sleep while drying her wet hair
It is possible if it were her moms place But whatwould mother-in-law think if she wears house coat on
the first day itself She didnt know if she should seekpermission
Without any thought she went inside the bathroom and
washed her face The chill feel was good She continuedto sprinkle water on her face Water droplets fell fromher brows and dripped through her nose Her sari got
wet near her neck
When she changed her clothes her mother-in-law said
Cant you be in sari for some time at least today We
may have some guests
Mom I washed my face and my sari got wet Rajee
said
You answer back immediately said mother-in-law At
that moment Rajee decided not to speak in that house
even at the cost of her life
Varadarajan didnt stop his speeches ln trade union
meeting party office political stage he continued to talk
lf not in such serious meetings at least he would speak
with some guests near his house Expect in his sleep he
continued to speak Speech made him fly high Gave him
a permanent seat in a big regional union head
Headache broke her skull lt cant be cured with a ribbon
or a coffee or an ointment Now-a-days the pain is severe
Nerves in the brain turned into worms She felt like hittingher head with a grinding stone
But cant sleep now Varadarajan was getting ready
somewhere in the early morning lt must be an importantmeeting somewhere Couldnt talk for two days lf she
misses even today then there wont be a next chance
Not for her For others
Mind matters We would die if it is for us We could
laugh at the death bed if it is for others cause
Varadarajans words that taught her to laugh gave her
life
Rajee managed to get up Called him comrade he
turned
Comrade just a minute
Yeah Rajee
Govind has put his hand into the machine
shit when
Two days back There is a problem now
What
The company wont give compensation it seems
Because he is a casual labour
Thats illegal
l think yolr can talk to the authorities
How could l lm not in the union
Friendship is different from that of a union
Comrade ls it you You were about to die when you
voiced for Visalatchi is that for the union or for her
Then I was a single man Now lve a wife and a familySo
Risk in my office would reflect in my family I dont wantthat to happen
You dont know Not only the labours but the party is
also in the union ln fact the party is our leader now I
cant do anything against the party
You could speak against your boss but you cant speak
against your party
lts true
He went down the stairs as a shadow in the dawn Whathas changed this man who was ready to die for injustice
Marriage changes the bold men into cowards and softgirls into stones her heart murmured Rajee couldntignore it
- MATAN VNARAYANAN
SOURCE TEXT KALYANAM YENDRORU RASAYANAM
(MALAN VNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH
BY
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SPECIALITY OF NUMBER 9
9 1=9
992=198
9993=2997
99994=39996
999995=499995
9999996=5999994
99999997=69999993
999999998=799999992
9999999999=899999999 1
SPECIALITY OF NUMBER37
373=L7
376=222
3730=1010
FAMOUS INDIANMATHEMATICIANS PROFII-E AND
CONTRIBUTIONS
RAMANUJATT
He was born on 22n of December 1887 in a smallvillage of Tanjore district Madras
He sent a set of 120 theorems to professor Hardyof Cambridge As a result he invited Ramanujan toEnglandHe showed that how to divide the number into two ormore squares or cubesWhen Mr Litlewood came to see Ramanujan intaxi number L729 Rarnanujan said that 1729 is thesmallest number which can be written in the form ofsum of cubes of two numbers in two ways
ieL729 = 93 + 103 =L3 + 123
since then the number 1729 is called Ramanujansnumber
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Aryabhatta was born in 4764D in Kusumpur lndiaHe was the first person to say that Earth is sphericaland it revolves around the sunHe gave the formula (a + b)z = a2 + b2 + 2abHe taught the method of solving the following
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J+2+3 + 4+ 5 ++ nn(n + 1)
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2 + 22 + 32 + 42 + 2 ++n2 - n(n+1)(2n+1)6
13 + 23 +33 + 43 + 53 ++13 = t+lta + 2a + 34 + 44 + 5a + n4 = n(n+1) (2n+1)(3nz+3n-1)30
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BRAHMA GUPTA
Brahma Gupta was born in 598AD in pakistan
He gave four methods of multiplication
He gave the following formula used in Gp series
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a + ar+ arz + ar3 + arn-l = (arl) + (r_ 1)o He gave the following formulae
Area of a cyclic quadrilateral with side(s- bXs -c)(s- d)
where2s=a+b+c+d
Length of its diagonals =
JANAM (PEOPLE)AKBAR KAKKATTIL
The car is moving fast Nothing was felt other than themurmuring of the wind Suddenly a frightened voice
from behind Brake Brake When looked in front lsee a
bus coming very fast towards us lt is me who drives thecarl put brake Then I dont know how the driver whowas sitling behind reached the front
He had been sayingGiving accelerator instead ofpressing the brake Somehow he managed to push meto side and took control of the car and turned to left
The hitting of the vehicle against something and thecclllapse of something was the next thing I came to knowEyes are filled with darkness The colour of that darknesswas red at first lt had been changing its colour into blackthen again to red in a frightening speed When I openedmy eyes again everything around me was jumping inunclear shapes Yes now I am taking breath Yes so past
in a lightening speed was the bus seen early
Are you all right Are you alright Driver asks His voicewas shaky His eyes were thrusted out unusually
The thing which I wanted to ask was also the same The
entire body was shivering and sweating Both of themwere panting by looking face to face
Luckily nothing happened to both of us Damage wasonly for the building at that junction and also to the car
The front and the left side of the car have become like a
crumpled powder tin The dented bonnet is full of stonesand soil
When the panting is over we reached to normalcy Nowthe driver is trying to move the vehicle Oh Yes ltsmoving He moved back the vehicle and parked it Somemore soil and stones fell off from the car
Crowds on all the four sides How did people weregathered in a short time I dont remember whether I
saw any one here before I thought that people are hidingsome where expecting some danger
Dont tell that you where learning driving I will tell itlater Driver didnt forget to warn me even if he wasconfused
I looked around with fear Many necks that have headsat the end are looking inside the car Every eye is seemedthrusting unusually
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by 0 gives infinity (m) He has written a lot about zero surds permutation
and combination He wrote The hundredth part of the
circumference of a circle seems to be straight Ourearth is a big sphere and thats why it appears tobe flat
He gave the formulae like sin(A I B) = sinAcosB +
cosAsinB
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No Nothing serious
Ohl What a scene was that First lthought that nothingwould remain
Did he speak it with a disappointment Has he hoped ofgetting at least a single dead body
Luck Another man said He can be identified easilyom the crowd A fat man But a part of that shop I
ointed to that shop in confusion
lo probleml lt can be repaired by 500 Rupees ThankGod Nothing happened to men
-re words of the fat man that the problem can be solved 500 Rs gave me relief For our luck no serious damageas happened tb that shop lt can be repaired with some-inimal work But how much money will be needed toepair the car and make it as before Any way hat is only^e secondary matter lt can be considered later First I
-ave to escape from here3ut how did it happen lt is the fatty man himself
3ecame wonder stuck when I heard the explanation of^e driver How indecently they came even without a
gnal Dont they remember that it is a turning When- e said that I thought that he would have killed him if heg him in his hand now
len though the driver didnt say anything directly thecrvd got the following message from his words On our e there is not even a single mistake
les rightBus was in a high speed I did see that whatculd be the result if people drive a vehicle like this in-ls kind of turning Some one added ltried to smile atat God who came in the form of a man
Consider it as a blessing of God lf the car was dashedagainst ihe busl An old man cannot even continue afterhat Nothing happened to this people it itself is a greatring Fat man reminded
a nd the driver got out from the car in relief The shiveringlas not stopped even though it has decreased a little
t is the shop of Kuttiyali Mappilahe does not open itfcr the last some timeThinking to rebuild itEveningst becomes the camp of youthYou are lucky as it is
nidday Otherwiseyou are blessed ones1 Some bodyras saying
What do you want to drink lt is the fat fellow Beforesaying something itself somebody brought us two glassesof tea
I thought How good are these people How lovable andaffectionate are these villagers That is why everybodyuses the phrase beloved villagers
I was also thinking on which weak moment that I thoughtof learning driving Was there any need for it at the ageof 40 After hecame some what matured why did thisstrong desire catch me without leaving lt is true that I
felt inferiority complex when the guys who do not haveeven half of my age driving cars and two wheelers As I
was born as the only one of my parents they did not allowme to learn allthat fearing that something will happen tome The idea of learning it in secret by disobeying themalso didnt work because of my devotion to my parents I
was growing without knowing how to ride even a bicycleWasnt that kind of state needed to be continued But when father had his first heart attack in mid nightln neighbouring house there is car But driver has goneearly I had to get him to drive the car At that day I
thought a lot if I knew driving
It is not because of that I have a car or have facilities forthat I simply thought that it is better to learn these typesof things at least now When I asked to the friend in theneighourhood he sent me one car and the driver
I was in the happy mood because I have almost learntdrivingThen see what is happened now Didnt I drivethe car 10-15kms Smoothly Wasnt it on the intentionthat matters became somewhat OK that the driverseated behind me to give me confidence Are all thesehappened because I lost my presence of mind at somemoment Any way driving is not apt for people like meDid my parents know it Nothing bad happened to thembecause they didnt know driving
Now the people have made us to sit on the veranda of thenear by shop Somebody has gone to call the shop ownerCases or things like that is not needed two labourers maybe needed to repair the part of the shop that is brokenThe problem can be solved by giving the money for thatThe people said like that Frequently they were praisingus by saying that we are lucky men
It was in the midst of a lot of financial problems that I
managed to get some money to fill petrol and ali Nowshop repairing car repairing Even if all these troublesare there I still felt that there is no need to loose thechance to evaluate himself as a lucky man
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As lucky man my self I returned looks on them who look
at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
The staircase is in the hall thats good
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
catches up with it right at birthl said land moved on
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cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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to meet these challenges
Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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7994 Zurich Switzerland
1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
lf U think U will lose U R
lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
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Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
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lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
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Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
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THE KINGMAKER
Kamaraj Kumarasami better known as K Kamaraj (15
July 1903 - 2 October 1975) was an lndian politician
widely known to be the kingmaker in lndian politics and
known for his honesty integrity and simplicity
He was involved in the lndian independence movement
and was a close ally of Jawaharlal Nehru the first Prime
Minister of lndia He was instrumental in bringing topower two Prime Ministers Lal Bahadur Shastri in 1954
and lndira Gandhi in 1966 He was affectionately known
as the Gandhi of the South ln Tamil Nadu his home state
he is still hailed for facilitating the spread of education tomlllions of the rural poor by introducing free education
and free mid-day meals scheme in schools during his
chiefministership in 1957 He was awarded lndias highest
civilian honor the Bharat Ratna posthumously in 7976
The main airport in Chennai is today named after him He
was hailed as one of the greatest of leaders of the world
by the then US vice-president Hubert Humphrey
Kamaraj was a multi-faceted political personality and
power and position sat lightly on him He was Chief
Minister of Tamil Nadu for nine years and that period
was considered a Golden Age For him power was
only a means to serve the people and he served them
well He was a down-to-earth planner and visualized
and executed an infrastructure that was essential to
satisfy the needs of ordinary folk Only during his Chief
Ministership did every village of a thousand people get
a school He laid roads connecting rural areas to urban
centres creating easy access for village produce to reach
town and city markets
He paid speiial attention to the energy sector and
electricity reached almost all villages in Tamil Nadu The
power generation helped many industrial estates to
come up and grow The industrialization of Tamil Nadu
started in right earnest He ruthlessly cut the red tape
of bureaucratic inertia and his watchword was actionand result He appointed efficient officers as Heads ofDepartment where dynamism and quick decision wereessential He had talented and hard-working men in
a compact Cabinet of eight to assist him and mentionshould be made of C Subramaniam M Bhaktava-
tsalam and R Venkataraman Not personal loyalty but
commitment to serving the people was the criterion he
employed to select his Cabinet colleagues The Tamil
Nadu administration became a model for other States
and no less a person than Prime Minister Jawaharlal
Nehru openly acknowledged itKamaraj was not only a great administrator He was
a strong organisation man as well He rose from thegrassroot level and in his political life spanning more thanhalf a century there was no place in Tamil Nadu wherehe had not set foot Under the tutelage of a great oratorand parliamentarian S Satyamurti he blossomed into
full-fledged leadership When he was elected president
of the Tamil Nadu Congress Committee he knew every
region as he would know the palm of his hand He had
a retentive memory and knew every important party
member by name During the evening years of Nehru the
Congress started losing its vitality and the Prime Minister
in declining health was a worried man He was impatientto rejuvenate the Congress and consulted Kamaraj who
came up with a plan which was christened the K-Plan
The plan reflected the sacrificial attitude of Kamaraj topublic life Senior leaders holding offices of power were
asked to quit and take up organizational work Kamaraj
set an example by giving up his Chief Ministership
Kamarajs elevation to the presidentship of the Congress
at the instance of Nehru was a historical recognition ofthe mans national stature and capacity to steer the ship
of the party in critical times The choice was historical in
more senses than one After Nehru he not only saved
the Congress from immediate disintegration brought
on by leadership squabbles but proved to the world the
vibrancy of lndian democracy His later confrontation
with Prime Minister lndira Gandhi was a consequence ofthe inevitable power struggle between the organization
and the parliamentary wing of the party lt was also a
reflection of the contradictory perceptions of the old
guard and the new generation of leaders
CRubolovonyo4th MSc Integroted (Moths)
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BRAND UTILISATION INMODERN DAYS
Factories rust away Packages become obsoleteProducts lost their relevance But great Brands live
forever - Backer Spielvogel Bates
Brand is a name used to identify and distinguish a specific
product service or business A legally protected Brand
Name is called a Proprietary Name Brand is the image
of the product in the market Some people distinguish
the psychological aspect of a brand from the experiential
aspect The experiential aspect consists of the sum ofall points of contact with the brand and is known as theBrand Experience The psychological aspect sometimes
referred to as the Brand lmage is a symbolic construct
created within the minds of the people and consists ofall the information and expectations associated with a
product or service The brand name is quite often used
interchangeably within brand although it is more
correctly used to specifically denote written or spoken
linguistic elements of any product ln this context a
brand name constitutes a type of trademark if thebrand name exclusively identifies the brand owner as the
commercial source of products or services A brand ownermay seek to protect proprietary rights in relation to a
brand name through trademark registration Advertising
spokespersons have also become part of some brands
For example Mr Whipple of Charmin toilet tissue and
Tony the Tiger of Kelloggs
Branding may refer to Livestock branding the marking of animals to indicate
ownership Human branding as body
punishment Branding (BDSM) bonding of
marking of a submissive
modification or
the partners and
Wood branding permanently marking by way ofheat wood (also plastic cork leather etc)
Vehicle title branding a permanent designation
indicating that a vehicle has been written off Brand a name logo slogan andor design scheme
associated with a product or service Brand management the application of marketing
techniques to a specific product product line or
brand Nation branding the application of marketing
techniques for the advancement of a country Personal branding people and their careers marketed
as brandsCo-branding associates a single product or service
with more than one brand name
Branding agency a type of marketing agency which
specialises in creating brandsr Faith branding the application of marketing
techniques to religious institutions or individuals
Branding and lts lmportance in Marketing StrrtegyThe American MarketingAssociation (AMA) defines Brand
as a name term sign symbol or design or a combinationof them intended to identify the goods and services ofone seller or group of sellers and to differentiate themfrom those of other sellers Therefore it makes sense
to understand that branding is not about getting your
target market to choose you over the competition but itis about getting your prospects to see you as the only one
that provides a solution to their problem
The objectives that a good brand will achieve include Delivers the message clearly Confirms your credibilityr Connects your target prospects emotionallyr Motivates the buyer Concretes User Loyalty
To succeed in branding one must understand the needs
and wants of the customers and prospects This may be
achieved by integrating the brand strategies throughthe company at every point of public contact The brand
resides within the hearts and minds of customers clients
and prospects lt is the sum total of their experiences
and perceptions some of which can be influenced or
enhanced
To conclude a strolg brand is invaluable as the battlefor customers intensifies day by day lts importantto spend time investing in researching defining and
building brand The brand is the source of a promise tothe consumers and its a foundational and crucial tool inmarketing communication which brings success to theproduct and to the organisation
U THIRIPURASUNDARIPh D SCHOTAR IN COMMERCE
LATERAL THINKING PUTTLES
1 A woman has incontrovertible proof in court that herhusband was murdered by her sister The judge declares
This is the strangest case lve ever seen Though its a
cut-and-dried case this woman cannot be punished
The sisters are Siamese twins
2 A man walks into a bar and asks for a drink The
bartender pulls out a gun and points it at him The man
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says Thank you and walks out
The man has hiccups the bartender scares them away bypulling a gun
3 A man and his wife raced through the streets Theystopped and the husband got out of the car When hecame back his wife was dead and there was a strangerin the car
The wife was about to have a baby They drove to thehospital The husband left to get a wheelchair but thebaby was born in the meantime and the wife didntsurvive the birth
4 The music stops and a woman dies
The woman is a tightrope walker in a circus Her actconsists of walking the rope blindfolded accompaniedby music without a net The conductor is supposed tostop the music when she reaches the end of the ropesignaling that its safe to step off onto the platform Thatday the usual conductor was ill The substitute stoppedthe music early
5 Two men enter a bar They are served identical drinksOne lives the other dies
The drinks contain poisoned ice cubes one man drinksslowly giving them time to melt while the other drinksquickly and thus doesnt get much of the poison
6 Joe wearing a mask and carrying an empty sack leaveshis house An hour later he returns with a full sack Hegoes into a room and turns out the lights
Joe is a kid who goes trick-or-treating for Halloweenreturns and goes to sleep
Word puzzle
Can you create a sentence that contains the word and
five times in a row ie with no other word between eachand
I commissioned an artist to paint a sign for Entertainerthat said entertainer Games And Fun however theymade a terrible mistake The gap between Games andAnd and Andand Fun wasnt the same so the signseemed oddly out of balance
CRUBAIAVANYA4lh MSc lnlegrafed (Moths)
CONSUMER AWARENESS RIGHTSAND RESPONSIBILITIES
The growing interdependence of the world economy andinternational character of many business practices havecontributed to the development of universal emphasison consumer rights protection and promotion MahatmaGandhi the father of nation attached greater importanceto what he described as the poor consumer whoaccording to him should be the principal beneficiary ofthe consumer movement He said
A Consumer is the most important visitor on ourpremises He is not dependent on us we are on himHe is not an interruption to our work he is the purposeof it We are not doing a favour to a consumer by givinghim an opportunity He is doing us a favour by giving anopportunity to serve him
The traditional product first and customer nextapproach is reversed to customer first product nextapproach lt means sellers market shifted to buyersmarket This way the needs of the customers becomethe focus of all developnent within the organisation lnthe modern content Consumer delight is consideredto be the ultimate goal of any organisation in the presentcompetitive environment
ConsumerAny person who buys or uses goods and services is a
consumer A consumer is any person business firm orgovernmental unit that chooses goods and servicesspends money on them and uses these goods andservices primarily to satisfy their own wants From birthevery one is a consumer in one or the other way
A right consumer is an individual who purchasesarticles consciously ominously with due on negligencesuperiority utility and also looking at its real monitoryvalue essentially and return value
ConsumerismConsumerism is a recent and universal phenomenon lt isa social movement Consumerism is all about protectionof the interests of the consumers According to McMillanDictionary (1985) Consumerism is concerned withprotecting consumers from all organisations with whichthere is exchanged relationship lt encompasses theset of activities of government business independentorganisations and concerned consumers that aredesigned to protect the rights of consumers The
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Chambers Dictionary (1993) defines Consumerism asthe protection of the interests of the buyers of goods andservices against defective or dangerous goods etc
Consumer Rightsln order to maximize the consumer satisfaction everybusiness enterprise is constantly bound to follow andpractice the requirements set for consumer protectionon national and supernational levels For this purposethe norms of business ethics have to be such that everyenterprise commits and complies with the lnternationalRights of Consumers as endorsed by the United Nationand embodied in the Consumer Protection Laws inlndia as in the form of objects of Consumer protectionCouncil Some of the basic consumer rights according toConsumer Protection Aci 1986 are as follows
1 The Rightto Safety that is to be protected againstproducts production processes and services whichare hazardous to health or life and property
2 The Right to be lnformed that is to be givenadequate facts about the quality quantity andprice of goods so as to make an informed choiceor decision and act wisely against any unfair tradepractices
3 The Right to Choose that is to have access to a
variety of products and services at competitiveprices and in the case of monopolies to have anassurance of satisfactory quality and service atfair price in such a way that the unrestrained rightof a minority to choose will not mean denial of a
fair share to majority4 The Right to be Heard that is to be represented
for consumer interests in the formulation andexecution of policies for development andproduction of goods and services
5 The Right to Redress that is to have a fairsettlement of just cla ims a nd receive com pensationfor misrepresentafion or shoddy goods orservices
6 The Right to Consumer Education that is toacquire knowledge and skills to be an informedconsumer and to take action on the mattersconcerning consumer decisions
7 The Right to Healthy Environment that is tohave a physical - environmental conducive togood quality of life and have protection againstenvironmental problems over which individualconsumer has no control (taken care byenvironmental protection law)
The lndian legal system experienced a revolution withthe enactment of the Consumer Protection Act of1986 [CPA] which was specifically deigned to protect
consumer interests The CPA was passed with avowedobjectives lt is intended to provide justice which is less
formal [and involves] less paper work less delay andless [expense] The CPA has received wide recognitionin lndia as poor mans legislation ensuring easy access tojustice However the CPA simply gives a new dimensionto rights that have been recognized and protected sincethe ancient period lt is rightly said that the present-day concern for consumer rights is not new andthat consumers rights like the right to have safe un-adulterated and defect-free commodities at appropriateprices has been recognized since ancient times
Objectives of the ActThe purpose of the Act is to provide forthe establishmentof the Commission
1 To prevent practices having adverse effect oncompetition
2 To promote and sustain competition in markets3 To protect the interests of consumers and4 To ensure freedom of trade carried on by other
participants in the markets in lndia
Suggestions1 Educate consumers to develop an understanding
about their responsibilities as consumers2 Consumers should come together to develop the
strength and influence to promote and protecttheir own interest
3 Government should make and implement rulesof punishment more severe so that manufacturerand shopkeeper think twice before adoptingfraudulent practices
4 A Campaign should be set in motion to involveevery consumer for making them more consciousand aware of their right and responsibilities
Thus Consumer protection is always a matter of greaterand graver concern ln ancient lndia effective measureswere initiated to protect consumers from crimes inthe market place ln ancient lndia the king was thesupreme authority to render justice but his authoritywas circumscribed by the rules of Dharma ln themedieval period some Muslim rulers developed wellorganized market mechanisms to monitor prices andthe supply of goods to the markets During the Britishperiod the modern legal system was introduced in lndiaand many laws were enacted to protect the interests ofconsumers generally Today the civil justice system istainted with deficiencies that discourage the consumerfrom seeking legal recourse However the ConsumerProtection Act of 1986 which provides easy access tojustice has brought a legal revolution to lndia as a result
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conclude a few consumers were fully aware about therights responsibilities and Consumer Protection ActHence it is necessary to educate them on their rightsand responsibilities as consumers to make them vigilantrational and become conscious buyers
U THIRIPURASUNDARIPh D SCHOTAR IN COMMFRCE
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I wish to be innocent childFree from burden but
I wish to be desert travelerTaking deep sigh from exhaustion but
I wish to be humming birdAbsorbing nature from sounding world but
I wish to be human beingAtleast I will try to be
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WONDER OF MATHEMATICS
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SO-CALLED PRESTICIOUSSOCIETY
He did not like his fathers idea of getting him a jobthrough some influential person But he thought that ifhe could get the job it will be helpful for his family Nowhe not only missed the job but also the money lt was notone or two paisa but four thousand in total
Only with his guilty conscience my father would haveaccepted this ln his sloth of youth and comfortablenessof his luxury he disdained all his neighbours He knewthat now nobody would give even a match stick to him
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He realized this fact at my sisters marriage itself He
thought of all these incidents and he did not want tospoil the future of his children as his life has been marred
in the belief of supposed rain and in chilly production So
he spent money and admitted his son in the MA course
But all his efforts had fell through
Until noq KR was not found anywhere The regret card
was received by us that morning and so we searched forhim thrice He was not available in the house and also in
the places where he usually visits lf I catch him
I would catch him by his shirt and abuse him with all
sorts of rubbish words He must be insulted in public and
driven out of the place He must be slapped and asked
for justice But this is not the right era for doing it He
was such an influential person ln front of him all these
virtues like literacy consideration and justice would go
in vain
Even father could not stand before this kind of hegemonicpowers Still I am able to remember the first meeting
Father went inside and wished him politely
Come in Sir What is the matter(KRs voice was
commanding due to his oratory skills on the stage)
He is my Son (He raised his head and glanced at him)
Come in boy what is your educational qualification
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l come here for his sake he finished his studies twoyears ago but still he did not get any job
So sad
Nowit is stated in the notice that they are giving
placements Please do me a favour
OKl will see to it boy without fail bring me a copy ofthe application tomorrow
(Then again father wished him kindly)
l believe only in you
Alrightl will take care
Afterthat father and KR went along with him to Madras
They took the taxi and first entered a good hotel and
then KR visited many persons on the way Altogether
the expense of the taxi and hotel came around four
hundred rupees On the second day evening KR asked
two thousand from the father for the purpose of bribingother persons and he said Even God grants the boon
Priest denies it
Father thought a bit and said after returning to his place
he will make arrangement for that
He was not able to get the money He thought of lending
his land But mother rose like Kali and shouted Then
on one day with full of tears she gave the rest of jewels
which remained after the sisters marriage After twomonths KR called them At that time there was no
other go father had to arrange for another two thousand
rupees So he happened to lend the land
shit
He climbed the stairs and rang the bell Even that time
she opened the door with some weeklies in her hand
On looking at him she adjusted her dress
Fathersomeone has come to see you (She wentinside)
Come in boy
Even though KR was not honest he had the same smile
on his face while inviting The boy showed the regret
card And he had no words to speak as he was in extremewrath but still he read KRs face
someone is behind this deed You do not worry I am
going to Madras this week I will see to it
How was he capable of telling lies with such a smile How
he had such a potential to cheat all the innocent fathers
Even after doing all sort of frauds he was able to walk
with pride because this is so called prestigious society
He shut the compound door with full force The dog
which was eating the food in the dust bin on the road
looked at him He did not care for it and he continued
to walk but all of a sudden he stopped at the particular
place He stumbled over a stone and picked it up and
hurled it at the dog Bow it ran quickly then hopped
and disappeared He could stone only these dogs
Only these dogs- Molon V Noroyonon
SOURCE TEXT GAURAVAR SABAI (MALAN
vNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH BY
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MATHEMATICAL PUZZLESt Which weighs more A pound of gold or a pound of
feathers2 What is alive and has only 1 foot3 When do giraffes have 8 feet4 How many eggs can you put in an empty basket5 lf you take three apples from five apples how many
do you have6 What has 4 legs and only 1 foot7 How many times can you subtract 6 from 308 How many 9s between 1 and 1009 lt happens once in a minute twice in a week and
once in a year What is it10 How can half of 2be7L1 When things go wrong what can you always count
on12 What goes up and never comes downL3 What did one math book say to the other math
book14 Why is the longest human nose on record only L1
inches longL5 As I was going to the fair I saw a man with golden
hair He had 3 sons each with another one Howmany people were going to the fair
16 A queen bee was buzzing a worker bee was buzzinga honey bee was buzzing and a killer bee wasbuzzing How many bees were in buzzing
17 What did you wear the day after yesterday18 There is a pink house made of bricks a blue house
made of bricks an orange house made of bricksWhat color bricks is a greenhouse made of
19 lf a rooster laid 11 eggs and the farmer took 5 ofthem and another rooster laid 14 eggs and 5 ofthemwere rotten how many eggs were left
ANSWERS
1 Both weigh the same7 A leg
3 When theres two of themi Only one after that the basket is not empty5 You have three apples5 A bedr Once after that it is no longer 30 (Dont try this in a
test I )
3 209 The lettereiO Cut Xll into two halves horizontally you get Vll on the
top halfYour fingersYour age
Wow have lgot problemslOtherwise it would be a footOne Just me because I met the others on the way tothe fair
L6 One There is only one b in the word buzzing17 What I am wearing today18 A greenhouse is made of glass or plastic not bricks19 0 Roosters dont lay eggs
KAFARS2 DAUGHTER- Modhovikkuili
Hajirahajjumma3 was peacefully sitting on the doorstepof her newly built house She was simultaneouslythrowing her eyes outside to see the sights on the roadand was stretching her head backwards to see what isgoing on in the kitchen She saw a group of girls going tothe college
lnstead of taking the road outside the gate they aremoving through my courtyard by making all sorts ofsounds and giggles At that moment she was remindedof her son Adilkhan lts just before a week Adil hasreturned the new home after finishing his studies Nowthese girls are passing through my yard just to see himNo man in the village is as handsome as Adil But its surethat I wont let these girls to attract or to impress him
These girls have not had any headdress but from thatwe cant say hat they are not Muslims people are turningprogressive nowadays Most of the rituals and customshave already changed And if ever Adil brings a bride shemay not be wearing any headdress Even then I am notready to order her to cover her hair Secretly I wish to geta daughter -in-law who prays five times a day But I haveto hide that wish too Because Adil is the exact double ofhis father he is very short tempered He will move to thecity with his wife leaving me and this house I cant bearthe terrible loneliness at this frail old age Have I built thishouse spending seven lakhs to live alone Four bedroomsin the upstairs The wide verandah A tall wall around tokeep the children safe ln this new house Adil and hisfamily should live happily lll stay in the ground floor inthe room of my late husband The old lady servant will belying in the floor near the kitchen The girls laughed againas they were hastily passing through the yard
Hajjumma imitated
2 Kafar- a non-believer of lslam3 Hajirahajjumma lts the name of he person Hajira) who has-returned from hajj (holy pilgrimage to Mecca) and umma is aterm used by the Muslims in Kerala to call their mother
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Cant you walk through the road ls there any law
written like this that you should walk through the othercourtyard by breaking their walls she asked A loudlaughter answered her question
Umma suddenly turned to see the stairs ls Adil steppingdown Or is he standing in the verandah to watch thesegirls passing
Adil had his breakfast at 10 O clock Jhe lady servant
brought puria and chicken curry from the kitchen along
with the milk mixed coffee
Eat my dearHajjumma said and grow healthy
Nobody should complain that the new groom is leantheservant remarked and then laughed by showing her black
teeth
Who is going to be a groom now I am not going to marry
soon he retorted
You should marry at the right age Or else girls will startroaming around the house These village girls cant be a
proper match for you Hajjumma stated
Havent you seen a fair girl among the band of thecollege going girls She is very beautifulthe servant lady
commented
The girl is from which familyAdil asked
She is our Narayannairss daughter -Saraswati said the
servant
A kafars daughterHajjumma whispered
That girl is looking at me from yesterday onwardsAdilsaid and laughed as if he had cracked a joke
l am going to build a wall around the house tomorrowitself No more laugh and play I have already looked a
girl for you from a good Muslim family from Kodungaloor
She is a relative of our Sidique doctor She has M A You
should go and see her this Friday Hajjumma told her
son
4 Puri-its a food item made of wheat powder its cooked in the
boiled oils Nair-is a forward Hindu cast in Kerala
l wont go You shouldnt bother to find a girl for meAdilsaidThen whom are you going to marry ls thau the girlSaraswati
Ya
NAVYA VKIil M4
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
Shakuntala Devi was born on 4th Novemben 1939
in Bangalore Karnataka lndia Manifested with an
extraordinary love for numbers at the age of 3 she became
an expert in complex mental arithmetic at the age of five
On 18 June 1980 Shakuntala Devi gave the product oftwo thirteen digit figures after multiplying them within28 seconds Many countries have invited Shakuntala Devi
to demonstrate her extraordinary talent Today she isacclaimed as an accomplished mathematician
ln 1980 she gave the product of two thirteen digitnumbers within 28 seconds many countries have invitedher to demonstrate her extraordinary talent
ln Dallas she competed with a computer to see who give
the cube root of 188138517 faster she won At Universityof USA she was asked to give the 23d root of
9 167 4867 69 2003 9 1 5 8 09 8 6 6 09 2 7 5 8 5 3 80 1 6 2483 1 06 6 80
744308622407 1265L6427 93465 704086709659
327 92057 67 4808067900227 830163549248523803357 4
53 1 69 3 5 1 1 19 0359 6s7 7 5 47 340075 68 18688305
620821016129132845564895 78015880677 1
Shakunatala Devi is a well-known mathematicalgenius and
calculating progidy from lndia She has been nicknamed
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Human Computer because of her extraordinary talentand skill in solving complex mathematical problemswithout any mechanical aid Shakuntalas father was a
circus artiste and it was he who introduced Shakuntalato the world of mathematics through card tricksShakuntalas amazing memory power was tapped whichthen led herto develop an extraordinary love for numbersat the tender age of three
Gradually over the years Shakuntalas memorizingand calculating skills were strengthened whilst shesimultaneously became an expert in complex mentalarithmetic Beginning at the University of Mysore andthe Annamalai University Shakuntalas public displaysof her extraordinary abilities and talents even spreadto institutions worldwide bewildering the crowdedgathering of students and professors alike ln her timeolder calculating prodigies like Truman Henry Saffordwere also present yet Shakuntala started displayingher talents from a very young age With her brilliantmind Shakuntala Devi was adept at solving arithrneticalp roblems includ ing fu nctions of add ition m u lti plicationdivision calculating square and cube roots along withcomplex algorithms and Vedic Maths She could evenstate the day of the week of any given date in the lastcentury in a jiffy Shakuntala could even outdo some ofthe fastest available computers of that period Amongsther numerous feats the most outstanding ones thatfetched her name in the 1995 Guinness Book of WorldRecords are
ln January 977 al the Southern Methodist Universityin Dallas Texas Shakuntala Devi extracted the 23rd rootof a 201-digit number at the fifty-second mark withthe correct answer being54637289L She had beatenthe fastest computer UNIVACs time of 62 seconds and13000 instructions
On 18th june 1980 Shakuntala Devi demonstrated themultiplication oftwo 13-digitnumbers7 68636977 487 0x 2465099745779 picked randomly by the ComputerDepartment of lmperial College London She producedt h e correct a n swe r of 189 4766817 79954264627 7 3
730 in just 28 seconds
Shakuntala could find the cube root of 332 812 557 inunder a minute
Today Shakunatala Devi is an accomplished mathematicianwhose interests also include the mystic field of AstrologyWhile setling up of several mathematics research centersare her future plans Shakuntala Devi has also writtenn umerous books some of which are - Puzzles to Puzzle You
Fun with Numbers Astrology for you and Mathablity
Shakuntala Devi is generally known as aHuman Computerbecause of her extraordinary talents in solving complexmathematical problems without any mechanical aid Shealso found her place in the Guinness book of recordsas a result of her extraordinary talents Nowadays apartfrom solving mathematical problems she is utilizing heramazing talent in the field of astrology
She adds a L6-digit number with another one andmultiplies the result with an equal array of numbersalmost instantaneously finds the cube root of theresultant and pops up with an answer in just about thetime taken for a wink Humanly not possible as even toask the question would in its shortest possibility take a
minute Rated as one in 58 million for her stupendousmathematicalfeats by one of the fastest super-computersever invented - - the Univac-1l08 - - Shakuntala Devi is agenius par excellence
She is a human computer with a brain that can work outa 23rd root of a 20L-digit number in 12 seconds less thanthe Univac-1108 will be a gross understatement Butperhaps there isnt any better title for a person for whomsolving complex mathematical problems is childs play
Doubling up as an astrologer in her spare time ShakuntalaDevi equates the science of foretelling to mathematicsAstrology and mathematics are so analogous
ln fact they are complementary to each other as bothdeal in numbers she says The prodigious expert whohails from a simple orthodox Kannada Brahmin familyis interestingly a culinary expert too l have authoredmany books on cookery she says modestly
A Guinness record holder sexagenarian Devi inspiresawe in many but remains unsurpassable in her own fieldof numbers Call her a mathematician extraordinaire or amathemagician she modestly accepts her ignorance touse a computer Believe it or not I have never learntto use an abacus she says in a hushed tone Godsgift A divine quality is how Devi accredits her uniquedistinction that began showing visibility since the age ofthree She informs that none in her family showed anysigns of the same head for figures Not even remotelyalthough my dad was a stage magician she adds
Mathematical feats which are even beyond a normalhuman brain to comprehend are solved by her soeffortlessly that pitting her brain against the fastestmainframes and super computers and beating themalmost always has become an intense passion with herAstounding scientists and academicians all around theworld with her remarkable feats the maths wizard is now
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here in our very own Hyderabad and has expressed her
desire to set up a Maths varsity here which would carryon her legacy of popularising mathematics amongpeople
l have asked the chief minister for a grant of L00 acres
land for the University and he has approved of the idea
Shakuntala Devi claims l will force juvenile delinquentschild labourers and child beggars to join my academy so
that they can also become Nobel laureates one day she
dreams as her eyes gleam in excitement about the wholeproject
l just pray that I can finish offthe entire project beforemy death ln a way the varsity which I propose to startwill be a global seat of learning for mathematics and willbe my humble contribution to the world Devi gushes
adding that the emphasis will be on Vedic mathematicsso that the glorious tradition of lndian mathematics is
preserved
For a person so passionate about numbers who has
never had any formal education how does it feel tohave wor nanV accolades and teach mathematicalshortcuts to eminent experts God has given me thisquality for the benefit of others the purpose of my lifuis to make people especially children enjoy Maths as an
affable and an joyful experience she concludes
SOME OF THE PUZZLES OF
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
1 A PROBLEI1OF COMBINATIONA box contains 12 marbles of three different coloursgreen yellow and blue-4 each lf you were to close your
eyes and pick them at random how many marbles must
take out to be sure that there are atleast two of one
colour among the marbles picked out
Answerln the first three pickings you may get one of each colour
on the fourth pick there will be atleast two of one color
Therefore the answer is 4
2 THE SPECIAL NUMBERThere is a number whose double is greater than its half
by 45Can you find that number
AnswerAs the difference between twice the number and half of
it amounts to 45or half of the number plus the whole ofits represented by 1 adds up to 45
t2+=I2+212=32=45
Now we have to find what number 32 is equal of 45Jodo this we invert 32to 23 and multiply by 45This gives
us
21345=30
Therefore the number is 30
3 THE DIG ITAL GAMEThere is a number the second digit of which is smallerthan its first digit by 4 and if the number was divided by
the number
AnswerThe number is 84
4 BROTHERS AND SISTERS
A family has several children Each boy in this familyhas as many sisters as brothers but each girl has sisters
twice as many brothers as sisters How many brothersand sisters are there
AnswerSince the boys have as many brothers as sisters theremust be 1 boy more than the number of girls lf we try2 and 13 and 2and 4 and 3we will find that 4 boys and
3 girls is the solution to fulfill the requirement that eachgirl has twice as many brothers as sisters
5 THE PECULIAR NUMBERThere is a number which is very peculiar
is three times the sum of its digits Can
number
AnswerThe number is 27 2+7=993=27
This numberyou find the
ReferenceShakuntala Devi (2006) Puzzles to puzzle you
Andhttp enwi ki pediaorg
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THE ALCHEMY CALLED MARRIACE
Rajee had giddiness when she woke up in the morningHer head weighed as if it carried the globe This sensationwas the indication of headache
Rajee took the ribbon near the mirror and tied it tightlyaround her head Pressing her cheeks deeply in thepillow she laid down to her left She took another pillownear her leg and held it with her hands on her face
Her mother cried What is this you are doing in theearly morning She knows what it is But she has to askWithout answering Rajee closed her eyes
One day or other you are going to suffocate and die
Not a curse but mother rebuked Though she thoughtshe was speaking severely there would always be somesoftness in it She would give advance to her servantmaid saying You will never pay back the money Butshe is so kind and has never reduced the salary
tVhat is this Rajee im shouting and you
leadache mom
ou are a girl to be married and you complain of your-eadache taking away the pillow she examined her-ead with her hand
shing her moms hand aside Rajee turned back
- ive minutes there came a strong coffee you havent rrshed your teeth Its ok Drink
Sre felt comfortable when she stretched her arms after- nking coffee She felt that her mothers care woulde her headache But she has decided to bunk her officey so that she need not shout hello throughout the An unspeakable comfort would come if she takes a- vater bath after 1030 am Ecstasy in moms spicym What is it in these tablets a drowsy feeling
- c as sudden Rajee thought of her would be -- arajan Her inner voice said Comradel Do you get ^ or sorrow
^cne thought that Varadarajan had an iron body-- he fainted in a hunger strike Then he didnt knowcs or labor party Only his humanism urged him toltustice A woman employee on her maternity leave
had a miscarriage So the officers had sanctioned herleave under loss of pay Varadarajan wanted to voice thisinjustice
Why are you bothered about womans leave theymocked at him
lf you want you can go to court they were adamantA few voiced for the strike Fourth day afternoon hefainted in the strike Doctors came and diagnosed hiscritical condition which was due to acetone secretionThey were angry with him for his silence How he didntknow That much pain would have troubled his stomachHis pain would have made him feel as if the abdomentissues were tightening Didnt he tell
He didnt even murmur doctorl
Rajee wept for his heart which withheld pain She wasthrilled What sort of a heart is thisl A man who wasready to die for others ls he a man
Dont make me an idol and pray lm just a human Lookhere I could wink my eyes my legs are in the floor mybody sweats said Varadarajan
l couldnt bear even a headache How could you bearsuch a pain
Have you read BharathiyarT
Ya Has he talked about medicine
lle quotes from Bharathi
l osked for o ball-like flexibte physicAnd on un-desiring heart
Dont cheat me Speak the truth
lts all about mind Rajee lf we think we cant bear painwe would die even if a stone pricks lf you do somethingfor someone else you could laugh even at the time ofdeath
Rajee learned to laugh which culminated in love Lovewith one condition She should call him as comrade evenafter marriage
They married
Comrades world is big But home is small She hacjheadache on the very day she entered her in-laws homels lt due to tiredness or jasmine smell or due to tensionin a new place She does not know Her silk sari madehel sluffv Her thishs waist armpits were irritatine withTTamil poet
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sweat lt would be comfortable if she could wear a thinhouse coat and sleep while drying her wet hair
It is possible if it were her moms place But whatwould mother-in-law think if she wears house coat on
the first day itself She didnt know if she should seekpermission
Without any thought she went inside the bathroom and
washed her face The chill feel was good She continuedto sprinkle water on her face Water droplets fell fromher brows and dripped through her nose Her sari got
wet near her neck
When she changed her clothes her mother-in-law said
Cant you be in sari for some time at least today We
may have some guests
Mom I washed my face and my sari got wet Rajee
said
You answer back immediately said mother-in-law At
that moment Rajee decided not to speak in that house
even at the cost of her life
Varadarajan didnt stop his speeches ln trade union
meeting party office political stage he continued to talk
lf not in such serious meetings at least he would speak
with some guests near his house Expect in his sleep he
continued to speak Speech made him fly high Gave him
a permanent seat in a big regional union head
Headache broke her skull lt cant be cured with a ribbon
or a coffee or an ointment Now-a-days the pain is severe
Nerves in the brain turned into worms She felt like hittingher head with a grinding stone
But cant sleep now Varadarajan was getting ready
somewhere in the early morning lt must be an importantmeeting somewhere Couldnt talk for two days lf she
misses even today then there wont be a next chance
Not for her For others
Mind matters We would die if it is for us We could
laugh at the death bed if it is for others cause
Varadarajans words that taught her to laugh gave her
life
Rajee managed to get up Called him comrade he
turned
Comrade just a minute
Yeah Rajee
Govind has put his hand into the machine
shit when
Two days back There is a problem now
What
The company wont give compensation it seems
Because he is a casual labour
Thats illegal
l think yolr can talk to the authorities
How could l lm not in the union
Friendship is different from that of a union
Comrade ls it you You were about to die when you
voiced for Visalatchi is that for the union or for her
Then I was a single man Now lve a wife and a familySo
Risk in my office would reflect in my family I dont wantthat to happen
You dont know Not only the labours but the party is
also in the union ln fact the party is our leader now I
cant do anything against the party
You could speak against your boss but you cant speak
against your party
lts true
He went down the stairs as a shadow in the dawn Whathas changed this man who was ready to die for injustice
Marriage changes the bold men into cowards and softgirls into stones her heart murmured Rajee couldntignore it
- MATAN VNARAYANAN
SOURCE TEXT KALYANAM YENDRORU RASAYANAM
(MALAN VNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH
BY
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SPECIALITY OF NUMBER 9
9 1=9
992=198
9993=2997
99994=39996
999995=499995
9999996=5999994
99999997=69999993
999999998=799999992
9999999999=899999999 1
SPECIALITY OF NUMBER37
373=L7
376=222
3730=1010
FAMOUS INDIANMATHEMATICIANS PROFII-E AND
CONTRIBUTIONS
RAMANUJATT
He was born on 22n of December 1887 in a smallvillage of Tanjore district Madras
He sent a set of 120 theorems to professor Hardyof Cambridge As a result he invited Ramanujan toEnglandHe showed that how to divide the number into two ormore squares or cubesWhen Mr Litlewood came to see Ramanujan intaxi number L729 Rarnanujan said that 1729 is thesmallest number which can be written in the form ofsum of cubes of two numbers in two ways
ieL729 = 93 + 103 =L3 + 123
since then the number 1729 is called Ramanujansnumber
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Aryabhatta was born in 4764D in Kusumpur lndiaHe was the first person to say that Earth is sphericaland it revolves around the sunHe gave the formula (a + b)z = a2 + b2 + 2abHe taught the method of solving the following
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J+2+3 + 4+ 5 ++ nn(n + 1)
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2 + 22 + 32 + 42 + 2 ++n2 - n(n+1)(2n+1)6
13 + 23 +33 + 43 + 53 ++13 = t+lta + 2a + 34 + 44 + 5a + n4 = n(n+1) (2n+1)(3nz+3n-1)30
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BRAHMA GUPTA
Brahma Gupta was born in 598AD in pakistan
He gave four methods of multiplication
He gave the following formula used in Gp series
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a + ar+ arz + ar3 + arn-l = (arl) + (r_ 1)o He gave the following formulae
Area of a cyclic quadrilateral with side(s- bXs -c)(s- d)
where2s=a+b+c+d
Length of its diagonals =
JANAM (PEOPLE)AKBAR KAKKATTIL
The car is moving fast Nothing was felt other than themurmuring of the wind Suddenly a frightened voice
from behind Brake Brake When looked in front lsee a
bus coming very fast towards us lt is me who drives thecarl put brake Then I dont know how the driver whowas sitling behind reached the front
He had been sayingGiving accelerator instead ofpressing the brake Somehow he managed to push meto side and took control of the car and turned to left
The hitting of the vehicle against something and thecclllapse of something was the next thing I came to knowEyes are filled with darkness The colour of that darknesswas red at first lt had been changing its colour into blackthen again to red in a frightening speed When I openedmy eyes again everything around me was jumping inunclear shapes Yes now I am taking breath Yes so past
in a lightening speed was the bus seen early
Are you all right Are you alright Driver asks His voicewas shaky His eyes were thrusted out unusually
The thing which I wanted to ask was also the same The
entire body was shivering and sweating Both of themwere panting by looking face to face
Luckily nothing happened to both of us Damage wasonly for the building at that junction and also to the car
The front and the left side of the car have become like a
crumpled powder tin The dented bonnet is full of stonesand soil
When the panting is over we reached to normalcy Nowthe driver is trying to move the vehicle Oh Yes ltsmoving He moved back the vehicle and parked it Somemore soil and stones fell off from the car
Crowds on all the four sides How did people weregathered in a short time I dont remember whether I
saw any one here before I thought that people are hidingsome where expecting some danger
Dont tell that you where learning driving I will tell itlater Driver didnt forget to warn me even if he wasconfused
I looked around with fear Many necks that have headsat the end are looking inside the car Every eye is seemedthrusting unusually
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by 0 gives infinity (m) He has written a lot about zero surds permutation
and combination He wrote The hundredth part of the
circumference of a circle seems to be straight Ourearth is a big sphere and thats why it appears tobe flat
He gave the formulae like sin(A I B) = sinAcosB +
cosAsinB
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No Nothing serious
Ohl What a scene was that First lthought that nothingwould remain
Did he speak it with a disappointment Has he hoped ofgetting at least a single dead body
Luck Another man said He can be identified easilyom the crowd A fat man But a part of that shop I
ointed to that shop in confusion
lo probleml lt can be repaired by 500 Rupees ThankGod Nothing happened to men
-re words of the fat man that the problem can be solved 500 Rs gave me relief For our luck no serious damageas happened tb that shop lt can be repaired with some-inimal work But how much money will be needed toepair the car and make it as before Any way hat is only^e secondary matter lt can be considered later First I
-ave to escape from here3ut how did it happen lt is the fatty man himself
3ecame wonder stuck when I heard the explanation of^e driver How indecently they came even without a
gnal Dont they remember that it is a turning When- e said that I thought that he would have killed him if heg him in his hand now
len though the driver didnt say anything directly thecrvd got the following message from his words On our e there is not even a single mistake
les rightBus was in a high speed I did see that whatculd be the result if people drive a vehicle like this in-ls kind of turning Some one added ltried to smile atat God who came in the form of a man
Consider it as a blessing of God lf the car was dashedagainst ihe busl An old man cannot even continue afterhat Nothing happened to this people it itself is a greatring Fat man reminded
a nd the driver got out from the car in relief The shiveringlas not stopped even though it has decreased a little
t is the shop of Kuttiyali Mappilahe does not open itfcr the last some timeThinking to rebuild itEveningst becomes the camp of youthYou are lucky as it is
nidday Otherwiseyou are blessed ones1 Some bodyras saying
What do you want to drink lt is the fat fellow Beforesaying something itself somebody brought us two glassesof tea
I thought How good are these people How lovable andaffectionate are these villagers That is why everybodyuses the phrase beloved villagers
I was also thinking on which weak moment that I thoughtof learning driving Was there any need for it at the ageof 40 After hecame some what matured why did thisstrong desire catch me without leaving lt is true that I
felt inferiority complex when the guys who do not haveeven half of my age driving cars and two wheelers As I
was born as the only one of my parents they did not allowme to learn allthat fearing that something will happen tome The idea of learning it in secret by disobeying themalso didnt work because of my devotion to my parents I
was growing without knowing how to ride even a bicycleWasnt that kind of state needed to be continued But when father had his first heart attack in mid nightln neighbouring house there is car But driver has goneearly I had to get him to drive the car At that day I
thought a lot if I knew driving
It is not because of that I have a car or have facilities forthat I simply thought that it is better to learn these typesof things at least now When I asked to the friend in theneighourhood he sent me one car and the driver
I was in the happy mood because I have almost learntdrivingThen see what is happened now Didnt I drivethe car 10-15kms Smoothly Wasnt it on the intentionthat matters became somewhat OK that the driverseated behind me to give me confidence Are all thesehappened because I lost my presence of mind at somemoment Any way driving is not apt for people like meDid my parents know it Nothing bad happened to thembecause they didnt know driving
Now the people have made us to sit on the veranda of thenear by shop Somebody has gone to call the shop ownerCases or things like that is not needed two labourers maybe needed to repair the part of the shop that is brokenThe problem can be solved by giving the money for thatThe people said like that Frequently they were praisingus by saying that we are lucky men
It was in the midst of a lot of financial problems that I
managed to get some money to fill petrol and ali Nowshop repairing car repairing Even if all these troublesare there I still felt that there is no need to loose thechance to evaluate himself as a lucky man
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As lucky man my self I returned looks on them who look
at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
The staircase is in the hall thats good
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
catches up with it right at birthl said land moved on
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cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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to meet these challenges
Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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7994 Zurich Switzerland
1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
lf U think U will lose U R
lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
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Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
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lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
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Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
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THE KINGMAKER
Kamaraj Kumarasami better known as K Kamaraj (15
July 1903 - 2 October 1975) was an lndian politician
widely known to be the kingmaker in lndian politics and
known for his honesty integrity and simplicity
He was involved in the lndian independence movement
and was a close ally of Jawaharlal Nehru the first Prime
Minister of lndia He was instrumental in bringing topower two Prime Ministers Lal Bahadur Shastri in 1954
and lndira Gandhi in 1966 He was affectionately known
as the Gandhi of the South ln Tamil Nadu his home state
he is still hailed for facilitating the spread of education tomlllions of the rural poor by introducing free education
and free mid-day meals scheme in schools during his
chiefministership in 1957 He was awarded lndias highest
civilian honor the Bharat Ratna posthumously in 7976
The main airport in Chennai is today named after him He
was hailed as one of the greatest of leaders of the world
by the then US vice-president Hubert Humphrey
Kamaraj was a multi-faceted political personality and
power and position sat lightly on him He was Chief
Minister of Tamil Nadu for nine years and that period
was considered a Golden Age For him power was
only a means to serve the people and he served them
well He was a down-to-earth planner and visualized
and executed an infrastructure that was essential to
satisfy the needs of ordinary folk Only during his Chief
Ministership did every village of a thousand people get
a school He laid roads connecting rural areas to urban
centres creating easy access for village produce to reach
town and city markets
He paid speiial attention to the energy sector and
electricity reached almost all villages in Tamil Nadu The
power generation helped many industrial estates to
come up and grow The industrialization of Tamil Nadu
started in right earnest He ruthlessly cut the red tape
of bureaucratic inertia and his watchword was actionand result He appointed efficient officers as Heads ofDepartment where dynamism and quick decision wereessential He had talented and hard-working men in
a compact Cabinet of eight to assist him and mentionshould be made of C Subramaniam M Bhaktava-
tsalam and R Venkataraman Not personal loyalty but
commitment to serving the people was the criterion he
employed to select his Cabinet colleagues The Tamil
Nadu administration became a model for other States
and no less a person than Prime Minister Jawaharlal
Nehru openly acknowledged itKamaraj was not only a great administrator He was
a strong organisation man as well He rose from thegrassroot level and in his political life spanning more thanhalf a century there was no place in Tamil Nadu wherehe had not set foot Under the tutelage of a great oratorand parliamentarian S Satyamurti he blossomed into
full-fledged leadership When he was elected president
of the Tamil Nadu Congress Committee he knew every
region as he would know the palm of his hand He had
a retentive memory and knew every important party
member by name During the evening years of Nehru the
Congress started losing its vitality and the Prime Minister
in declining health was a worried man He was impatientto rejuvenate the Congress and consulted Kamaraj who
came up with a plan which was christened the K-Plan
The plan reflected the sacrificial attitude of Kamaraj topublic life Senior leaders holding offices of power were
asked to quit and take up organizational work Kamaraj
set an example by giving up his Chief Ministership
Kamarajs elevation to the presidentship of the Congress
at the instance of Nehru was a historical recognition ofthe mans national stature and capacity to steer the ship
of the party in critical times The choice was historical in
more senses than one After Nehru he not only saved
the Congress from immediate disintegration brought
on by leadership squabbles but proved to the world the
vibrancy of lndian democracy His later confrontation
with Prime Minister lndira Gandhi was a consequence ofthe inevitable power struggle between the organization
and the parliamentary wing of the party lt was also a
reflection of the contradictory perceptions of the old
guard and the new generation of leaders
CRubolovonyo4th MSc Integroted (Moths)
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BRAND UTILISATION INMODERN DAYS
Factories rust away Packages become obsoleteProducts lost their relevance But great Brands live
forever - Backer Spielvogel Bates
Brand is a name used to identify and distinguish a specific
product service or business A legally protected Brand
Name is called a Proprietary Name Brand is the image
of the product in the market Some people distinguish
the psychological aspect of a brand from the experiential
aspect The experiential aspect consists of the sum ofall points of contact with the brand and is known as theBrand Experience The psychological aspect sometimes
referred to as the Brand lmage is a symbolic construct
created within the minds of the people and consists ofall the information and expectations associated with a
product or service The brand name is quite often used
interchangeably within brand although it is more
correctly used to specifically denote written or spoken
linguistic elements of any product ln this context a
brand name constitutes a type of trademark if thebrand name exclusively identifies the brand owner as the
commercial source of products or services A brand ownermay seek to protect proprietary rights in relation to a
brand name through trademark registration Advertising
spokespersons have also become part of some brands
For example Mr Whipple of Charmin toilet tissue and
Tony the Tiger of Kelloggs
Branding may refer to Livestock branding the marking of animals to indicate
ownership Human branding as body
punishment Branding (BDSM) bonding of
marking of a submissive
modification or
the partners and
Wood branding permanently marking by way ofheat wood (also plastic cork leather etc)
Vehicle title branding a permanent designation
indicating that a vehicle has been written off Brand a name logo slogan andor design scheme
associated with a product or service Brand management the application of marketing
techniques to a specific product product line or
brand Nation branding the application of marketing
techniques for the advancement of a country Personal branding people and their careers marketed
as brandsCo-branding associates a single product or service
with more than one brand name
Branding agency a type of marketing agency which
specialises in creating brandsr Faith branding the application of marketing
techniques to religious institutions or individuals
Branding and lts lmportance in Marketing StrrtegyThe American MarketingAssociation (AMA) defines Brand
as a name term sign symbol or design or a combinationof them intended to identify the goods and services ofone seller or group of sellers and to differentiate themfrom those of other sellers Therefore it makes sense
to understand that branding is not about getting your
target market to choose you over the competition but itis about getting your prospects to see you as the only one
that provides a solution to their problem
The objectives that a good brand will achieve include Delivers the message clearly Confirms your credibilityr Connects your target prospects emotionallyr Motivates the buyer Concretes User Loyalty
To succeed in branding one must understand the needs
and wants of the customers and prospects This may be
achieved by integrating the brand strategies throughthe company at every point of public contact The brand
resides within the hearts and minds of customers clients
and prospects lt is the sum total of their experiences
and perceptions some of which can be influenced or
enhanced
To conclude a strolg brand is invaluable as the battlefor customers intensifies day by day lts importantto spend time investing in researching defining and
building brand The brand is the source of a promise tothe consumers and its a foundational and crucial tool inmarketing communication which brings success to theproduct and to the organisation
U THIRIPURASUNDARIPh D SCHOTAR IN COMMERCE
LATERAL THINKING PUTTLES
1 A woman has incontrovertible proof in court that herhusband was murdered by her sister The judge declares
This is the strangest case lve ever seen Though its a
cut-and-dried case this woman cannot be punished
The sisters are Siamese twins
2 A man walks into a bar and asks for a drink The
bartender pulls out a gun and points it at him The man
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says Thank you and walks out
The man has hiccups the bartender scares them away bypulling a gun
3 A man and his wife raced through the streets Theystopped and the husband got out of the car When hecame back his wife was dead and there was a strangerin the car
The wife was about to have a baby They drove to thehospital The husband left to get a wheelchair but thebaby was born in the meantime and the wife didntsurvive the birth
4 The music stops and a woman dies
The woman is a tightrope walker in a circus Her actconsists of walking the rope blindfolded accompaniedby music without a net The conductor is supposed tostop the music when she reaches the end of the ropesignaling that its safe to step off onto the platform Thatday the usual conductor was ill The substitute stoppedthe music early
5 Two men enter a bar They are served identical drinksOne lives the other dies
The drinks contain poisoned ice cubes one man drinksslowly giving them time to melt while the other drinksquickly and thus doesnt get much of the poison
6 Joe wearing a mask and carrying an empty sack leaveshis house An hour later he returns with a full sack Hegoes into a room and turns out the lights
Joe is a kid who goes trick-or-treating for Halloweenreturns and goes to sleep
Word puzzle
Can you create a sentence that contains the word and
five times in a row ie with no other word between eachand
I commissioned an artist to paint a sign for Entertainerthat said entertainer Games And Fun however theymade a terrible mistake The gap between Games andAnd and Andand Fun wasnt the same so the signseemed oddly out of balance
CRUBAIAVANYA4lh MSc lnlegrafed (Moths)
CONSUMER AWARENESS RIGHTSAND RESPONSIBILITIES
The growing interdependence of the world economy andinternational character of many business practices havecontributed to the development of universal emphasison consumer rights protection and promotion MahatmaGandhi the father of nation attached greater importanceto what he described as the poor consumer whoaccording to him should be the principal beneficiary ofthe consumer movement He said
A Consumer is the most important visitor on ourpremises He is not dependent on us we are on himHe is not an interruption to our work he is the purposeof it We are not doing a favour to a consumer by givinghim an opportunity He is doing us a favour by giving anopportunity to serve him
The traditional product first and customer nextapproach is reversed to customer first product nextapproach lt means sellers market shifted to buyersmarket This way the needs of the customers becomethe focus of all developnent within the organisation lnthe modern content Consumer delight is consideredto be the ultimate goal of any organisation in the presentcompetitive environment
ConsumerAny person who buys or uses goods and services is a
consumer A consumer is any person business firm orgovernmental unit that chooses goods and servicesspends money on them and uses these goods andservices primarily to satisfy their own wants From birthevery one is a consumer in one or the other way
A right consumer is an individual who purchasesarticles consciously ominously with due on negligencesuperiority utility and also looking at its real monitoryvalue essentially and return value
ConsumerismConsumerism is a recent and universal phenomenon lt isa social movement Consumerism is all about protectionof the interests of the consumers According to McMillanDictionary (1985) Consumerism is concerned withprotecting consumers from all organisations with whichthere is exchanged relationship lt encompasses theset of activities of government business independentorganisations and concerned consumers that aredesigned to protect the rights of consumers The
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Chambers Dictionary (1993) defines Consumerism asthe protection of the interests of the buyers of goods andservices against defective or dangerous goods etc
Consumer Rightsln order to maximize the consumer satisfaction everybusiness enterprise is constantly bound to follow andpractice the requirements set for consumer protectionon national and supernational levels For this purposethe norms of business ethics have to be such that everyenterprise commits and complies with the lnternationalRights of Consumers as endorsed by the United Nationand embodied in the Consumer Protection Laws inlndia as in the form of objects of Consumer protectionCouncil Some of the basic consumer rights according toConsumer Protection Aci 1986 are as follows
1 The Rightto Safety that is to be protected againstproducts production processes and services whichare hazardous to health or life and property
2 The Right to be lnformed that is to be givenadequate facts about the quality quantity andprice of goods so as to make an informed choiceor decision and act wisely against any unfair tradepractices
3 The Right to Choose that is to have access to a
variety of products and services at competitiveprices and in the case of monopolies to have anassurance of satisfactory quality and service atfair price in such a way that the unrestrained rightof a minority to choose will not mean denial of a
fair share to majority4 The Right to be Heard that is to be represented
for consumer interests in the formulation andexecution of policies for development andproduction of goods and services
5 The Right to Redress that is to have a fairsettlement of just cla ims a nd receive com pensationfor misrepresentafion or shoddy goods orservices
6 The Right to Consumer Education that is toacquire knowledge and skills to be an informedconsumer and to take action on the mattersconcerning consumer decisions
7 The Right to Healthy Environment that is tohave a physical - environmental conducive togood quality of life and have protection againstenvironmental problems over which individualconsumer has no control (taken care byenvironmental protection law)
The lndian legal system experienced a revolution withthe enactment of the Consumer Protection Act of1986 [CPA] which was specifically deigned to protect
consumer interests The CPA was passed with avowedobjectives lt is intended to provide justice which is less
formal [and involves] less paper work less delay andless [expense] The CPA has received wide recognitionin lndia as poor mans legislation ensuring easy access tojustice However the CPA simply gives a new dimensionto rights that have been recognized and protected sincethe ancient period lt is rightly said that the present-day concern for consumer rights is not new andthat consumers rights like the right to have safe un-adulterated and defect-free commodities at appropriateprices has been recognized since ancient times
Objectives of the ActThe purpose of the Act is to provide forthe establishmentof the Commission
1 To prevent practices having adverse effect oncompetition
2 To promote and sustain competition in markets3 To protect the interests of consumers and4 To ensure freedom of trade carried on by other
participants in the markets in lndia
Suggestions1 Educate consumers to develop an understanding
about their responsibilities as consumers2 Consumers should come together to develop the
strength and influence to promote and protecttheir own interest
3 Government should make and implement rulesof punishment more severe so that manufacturerand shopkeeper think twice before adoptingfraudulent practices
4 A Campaign should be set in motion to involveevery consumer for making them more consciousand aware of their right and responsibilities
Thus Consumer protection is always a matter of greaterand graver concern ln ancient lndia effective measureswere initiated to protect consumers from crimes inthe market place ln ancient lndia the king was thesupreme authority to render justice but his authoritywas circumscribed by the rules of Dharma ln themedieval period some Muslim rulers developed wellorganized market mechanisms to monitor prices andthe supply of goods to the markets During the Britishperiod the modern legal system was introduced in lndiaand many laws were enacted to protect the interests ofconsumers generally Today the civil justice system istainted with deficiencies that discourage the consumerfrom seeking legal recourse However the ConsumerProtection Act of 1986 which provides easy access tojustice has brought a legal revolution to lndia as a result
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conclude a few consumers were fully aware about therights responsibilities and Consumer Protection ActHence it is necessary to educate them on their rightsand responsibilities as consumers to make them vigilantrational and become conscious buyers
U THIRIPURASUNDARIPh D SCHOTAR IN COMMFRCE
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I wish to be innocent childFree from burden but
I wish to be desert travelerTaking deep sigh from exhaustion but
I wish to be humming birdAbsorbing nature from sounding world but
I wish to be human beingAtleast I will try to be
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0005cm yto 001cm5 The distance of moon from the
394467000m6 The size of a plant cell is 000001275m7 Average radius ofthe sun is 695000km8 Mass of propellant in a space shuttle solid rocket
booster is 503600ke9 Thickness of a piece of paper is 00015cm10The height of mount everest is 8848m
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SO-CALLED PRESTICIOUSSOCIETY
He did not like his fathers idea of getting him a jobthrough some influential person But he thought that ifhe could get the job it will be helpful for his family Nowhe not only missed the job but also the money lt was notone or two paisa but four thousand in total
Only with his guilty conscience my father would haveaccepted this ln his sloth of youth and comfortablenessof his luxury he disdained all his neighbours He knewthat now nobody would give even a match stick to him
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thought of all these incidents and he did not want tospoil the future of his children as his life has been marred
in the belief of supposed rain and in chilly production So
he spent money and admitted his son in the MA course
But all his efforts had fell through
Until noq KR was not found anywhere The regret card
was received by us that morning and so we searched forhim thrice He was not available in the house and also in
the places where he usually visits lf I catch him
I would catch him by his shirt and abuse him with all
sorts of rubbish words He must be insulted in public and
driven out of the place He must be slapped and asked
for justice But this is not the right era for doing it He
was such an influential person ln front of him all these
virtues like literacy consideration and justice would go
in vain
Even father could not stand before this kind of hegemonicpowers Still I am able to remember the first meeting
Father went inside and wished him politely
Come in Sir What is the matter(KRs voice was
commanding due to his oratory skills on the stage)
He is my Son (He raised his head and glanced at him)
Come in boy what is your educational qualification
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l come here for his sake he finished his studies twoyears ago but still he did not get any job
So sad
Nowit is stated in the notice that they are giving
placements Please do me a favour
OKl will see to it boy without fail bring me a copy ofthe application tomorrow
(Then again father wished him kindly)
l believe only in you
Alrightl will take care
Afterthat father and KR went along with him to Madras
They took the taxi and first entered a good hotel and
then KR visited many persons on the way Altogether
the expense of the taxi and hotel came around four
hundred rupees On the second day evening KR asked
two thousand from the father for the purpose of bribingother persons and he said Even God grants the boon
Priest denies it
Father thought a bit and said after returning to his place
he will make arrangement for that
He was not able to get the money He thought of lending
his land But mother rose like Kali and shouted Then
on one day with full of tears she gave the rest of jewels
which remained after the sisters marriage After twomonths KR called them At that time there was no
other go father had to arrange for another two thousand
rupees So he happened to lend the land
shit
He climbed the stairs and rang the bell Even that time
she opened the door with some weeklies in her hand
On looking at him she adjusted her dress
Fathersomeone has come to see you (She wentinside)
Come in boy
Even though KR was not honest he had the same smile
on his face while inviting The boy showed the regret
card And he had no words to speak as he was in extremewrath but still he read KRs face
someone is behind this deed You do not worry I am
going to Madras this week I will see to it
How was he capable of telling lies with such a smile How
he had such a potential to cheat all the innocent fathers
Even after doing all sort of frauds he was able to walk
with pride because this is so called prestigious society
He shut the compound door with full force The dog
which was eating the food in the dust bin on the road
looked at him He did not care for it and he continued
to walk but all of a sudden he stopped at the particular
place He stumbled over a stone and picked it up and
hurled it at the dog Bow it ran quickly then hopped
and disappeared He could stone only these dogs
Only these dogs- Molon V Noroyonon
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once in a year What is it10 How can half of 2be7L1 When things go wrong what can you always count
on12 What goes up and never comes downL3 What did one math book say to the other math
book14 Why is the longest human nose on record only L1
inches longL5 As I was going to the fair I saw a man with golden
hair He had 3 sons each with another one Howmany people were going to the fair
16 A queen bee was buzzing a worker bee was buzzinga honey bee was buzzing and a killer bee wasbuzzing How many bees were in buzzing
17 What did you wear the day after yesterday18 There is a pink house made of bricks a blue house
made of bricks an orange house made of bricksWhat color bricks is a greenhouse made of
19 lf a rooster laid 11 eggs and the farmer took 5 ofthem and another rooster laid 14 eggs and 5 ofthemwere rotten how many eggs were left
ANSWERS
1 Both weigh the same7 A leg
3 When theres two of themi Only one after that the basket is not empty5 You have three apples5 A bedr Once after that it is no longer 30 (Dont try this in a
test I )
3 209 The lettereiO Cut Xll into two halves horizontally you get Vll on the
top halfYour fingersYour age
Wow have lgot problemslOtherwise it would be a footOne Just me because I met the others on the way tothe fair
L6 One There is only one b in the word buzzing17 What I am wearing today18 A greenhouse is made of glass or plastic not bricks19 0 Roosters dont lay eggs
KAFARS2 DAUGHTER- Modhovikkuili
Hajirahajjumma3 was peacefully sitting on the doorstepof her newly built house She was simultaneouslythrowing her eyes outside to see the sights on the roadand was stretching her head backwards to see what isgoing on in the kitchen She saw a group of girls going tothe college
lnstead of taking the road outside the gate they aremoving through my courtyard by making all sorts ofsounds and giggles At that moment she was remindedof her son Adilkhan lts just before a week Adil hasreturned the new home after finishing his studies Nowthese girls are passing through my yard just to see himNo man in the village is as handsome as Adil But its surethat I wont let these girls to attract or to impress him
These girls have not had any headdress but from thatwe cant say hat they are not Muslims people are turningprogressive nowadays Most of the rituals and customshave already changed And if ever Adil brings a bride shemay not be wearing any headdress Even then I am notready to order her to cover her hair Secretly I wish to geta daughter -in-law who prays five times a day But I haveto hide that wish too Because Adil is the exact double ofhis father he is very short tempered He will move to thecity with his wife leaving me and this house I cant bearthe terrible loneliness at this frail old age Have I built thishouse spending seven lakhs to live alone Four bedroomsin the upstairs The wide verandah A tall wall around tokeep the children safe ln this new house Adil and hisfamily should live happily lll stay in the ground floor inthe room of my late husband The old lady servant will belying in the floor near the kitchen The girls laughed againas they were hastily passing through the yard
Hajjumma imitated
2 Kafar- a non-believer of lslam3 Hajirahajjumma lts the name of he person Hajira) who has-returned from hajj (holy pilgrimage to Mecca) and umma is aterm used by the Muslims in Kerala to call their mother
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Cant you walk through the road ls there any law
written like this that you should walk through the othercourtyard by breaking their walls she asked A loudlaughter answered her question
Umma suddenly turned to see the stairs ls Adil steppingdown Or is he standing in the verandah to watch thesegirls passing
Adil had his breakfast at 10 O clock Jhe lady servant
brought puria and chicken curry from the kitchen along
with the milk mixed coffee
Eat my dearHajjumma said and grow healthy
Nobody should complain that the new groom is leantheservant remarked and then laughed by showing her black
teeth
Who is going to be a groom now I am not going to marry
soon he retorted
You should marry at the right age Or else girls will startroaming around the house These village girls cant be a
proper match for you Hajjumma stated
Havent you seen a fair girl among the band of thecollege going girls She is very beautifulthe servant lady
commented
The girl is from which familyAdil asked
She is our Narayannairss daughter -Saraswati said the
servant
A kafars daughterHajjumma whispered
That girl is looking at me from yesterday onwardsAdilsaid and laughed as if he had cracked a joke
l am going to build a wall around the house tomorrowitself No more laugh and play I have already looked a
girl for you from a good Muslim family from Kodungaloor
She is a relative of our Sidique doctor She has M A You
should go and see her this Friday Hajjumma told her
son
4 Puri-its a food item made of wheat powder its cooked in the
boiled oils Nair-is a forward Hindu cast in Kerala
l wont go You shouldnt bother to find a girl for meAdilsaidThen whom are you going to marry ls thau the girlSaraswati
Ya
NAVYA VKIil M4
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
Shakuntala Devi was born on 4th Novemben 1939
in Bangalore Karnataka lndia Manifested with an
extraordinary love for numbers at the age of 3 she became
an expert in complex mental arithmetic at the age of five
On 18 June 1980 Shakuntala Devi gave the product oftwo thirteen digit figures after multiplying them within28 seconds Many countries have invited Shakuntala Devi
to demonstrate her extraordinary talent Today she isacclaimed as an accomplished mathematician
ln 1980 she gave the product of two thirteen digitnumbers within 28 seconds many countries have invitedher to demonstrate her extraordinary talent
ln Dallas she competed with a computer to see who give
the cube root of 188138517 faster she won At Universityof USA she was asked to give the 23d root of
9 167 4867 69 2003 9 1 5 8 09 8 6 6 09 2 7 5 8 5 3 80 1 6 2483 1 06 6 80
744308622407 1265L6427 93465 704086709659
327 92057 67 4808067900227 830163549248523803357 4
53 1 69 3 5 1 1 19 0359 6s7 7 5 47 340075 68 18688305
620821016129132845564895 78015880677 1
Shakunatala Devi is a well-known mathematicalgenius and
calculating progidy from lndia She has been nicknamed
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Human Computer because of her extraordinary talentand skill in solving complex mathematical problemswithout any mechanical aid Shakuntalas father was a
circus artiste and it was he who introduced Shakuntalato the world of mathematics through card tricksShakuntalas amazing memory power was tapped whichthen led herto develop an extraordinary love for numbersat the tender age of three
Gradually over the years Shakuntalas memorizingand calculating skills were strengthened whilst shesimultaneously became an expert in complex mentalarithmetic Beginning at the University of Mysore andthe Annamalai University Shakuntalas public displaysof her extraordinary abilities and talents even spreadto institutions worldwide bewildering the crowdedgathering of students and professors alike ln her timeolder calculating prodigies like Truman Henry Saffordwere also present yet Shakuntala started displayingher talents from a very young age With her brilliantmind Shakuntala Devi was adept at solving arithrneticalp roblems includ ing fu nctions of add ition m u lti plicationdivision calculating square and cube roots along withcomplex algorithms and Vedic Maths She could evenstate the day of the week of any given date in the lastcentury in a jiffy Shakuntala could even outdo some ofthe fastest available computers of that period Amongsther numerous feats the most outstanding ones thatfetched her name in the 1995 Guinness Book of WorldRecords are
ln January 977 al the Southern Methodist Universityin Dallas Texas Shakuntala Devi extracted the 23rd rootof a 201-digit number at the fifty-second mark withthe correct answer being54637289L She had beatenthe fastest computer UNIVACs time of 62 seconds and13000 instructions
On 18th june 1980 Shakuntala Devi demonstrated themultiplication oftwo 13-digitnumbers7 68636977 487 0x 2465099745779 picked randomly by the ComputerDepartment of lmperial College London She producedt h e correct a n swe r of 189 4766817 79954264627 7 3
730 in just 28 seconds
Shakuntala could find the cube root of 332 812 557 inunder a minute
Today Shakunatala Devi is an accomplished mathematicianwhose interests also include the mystic field of AstrologyWhile setling up of several mathematics research centersare her future plans Shakuntala Devi has also writtenn umerous books some of which are - Puzzles to Puzzle You
Fun with Numbers Astrology for you and Mathablity
Shakuntala Devi is generally known as aHuman Computerbecause of her extraordinary talents in solving complexmathematical problems without any mechanical aid Shealso found her place in the Guinness book of recordsas a result of her extraordinary talents Nowadays apartfrom solving mathematical problems she is utilizing heramazing talent in the field of astrology
She adds a L6-digit number with another one andmultiplies the result with an equal array of numbersalmost instantaneously finds the cube root of theresultant and pops up with an answer in just about thetime taken for a wink Humanly not possible as even toask the question would in its shortest possibility take a
minute Rated as one in 58 million for her stupendousmathematicalfeats by one of the fastest super-computersever invented - - the Univac-1l08 - - Shakuntala Devi is agenius par excellence
She is a human computer with a brain that can work outa 23rd root of a 20L-digit number in 12 seconds less thanthe Univac-1108 will be a gross understatement Butperhaps there isnt any better title for a person for whomsolving complex mathematical problems is childs play
Doubling up as an astrologer in her spare time ShakuntalaDevi equates the science of foretelling to mathematicsAstrology and mathematics are so analogous
ln fact they are complementary to each other as bothdeal in numbers she says The prodigious expert whohails from a simple orthodox Kannada Brahmin familyis interestingly a culinary expert too l have authoredmany books on cookery she says modestly
A Guinness record holder sexagenarian Devi inspiresawe in many but remains unsurpassable in her own fieldof numbers Call her a mathematician extraordinaire or amathemagician she modestly accepts her ignorance touse a computer Believe it or not I have never learntto use an abacus she says in a hushed tone Godsgift A divine quality is how Devi accredits her uniquedistinction that began showing visibility since the age ofthree She informs that none in her family showed anysigns of the same head for figures Not even remotelyalthough my dad was a stage magician she adds
Mathematical feats which are even beyond a normalhuman brain to comprehend are solved by her soeffortlessly that pitting her brain against the fastestmainframes and super computers and beating themalmost always has become an intense passion with herAstounding scientists and academicians all around theworld with her remarkable feats the maths wizard is now
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here in our very own Hyderabad and has expressed her
desire to set up a Maths varsity here which would carryon her legacy of popularising mathematics amongpeople
l have asked the chief minister for a grant of L00 acres
land for the University and he has approved of the idea
Shakuntala Devi claims l will force juvenile delinquentschild labourers and child beggars to join my academy so
that they can also become Nobel laureates one day she
dreams as her eyes gleam in excitement about the wholeproject
l just pray that I can finish offthe entire project beforemy death ln a way the varsity which I propose to startwill be a global seat of learning for mathematics and willbe my humble contribution to the world Devi gushes
adding that the emphasis will be on Vedic mathematicsso that the glorious tradition of lndian mathematics is
preserved
For a person so passionate about numbers who has
never had any formal education how does it feel tohave wor nanV accolades and teach mathematicalshortcuts to eminent experts God has given me thisquality for the benefit of others the purpose of my lifuis to make people especially children enjoy Maths as an
affable and an joyful experience she concludes
SOME OF THE PUZZLES OF
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
1 A PROBLEI1OF COMBINATIONA box contains 12 marbles of three different coloursgreen yellow and blue-4 each lf you were to close your
eyes and pick them at random how many marbles must
take out to be sure that there are atleast two of one
colour among the marbles picked out
Answerln the first three pickings you may get one of each colour
on the fourth pick there will be atleast two of one color
Therefore the answer is 4
2 THE SPECIAL NUMBERThere is a number whose double is greater than its half
by 45Can you find that number
AnswerAs the difference between twice the number and half of
it amounts to 45or half of the number plus the whole ofits represented by 1 adds up to 45
t2+=I2+212=32=45
Now we have to find what number 32 is equal of 45Jodo this we invert 32to 23 and multiply by 45This gives
us
21345=30
Therefore the number is 30
3 THE DIG ITAL GAMEThere is a number the second digit of which is smallerthan its first digit by 4 and if the number was divided by
the number
AnswerThe number is 84
4 BROTHERS AND SISTERS
A family has several children Each boy in this familyhas as many sisters as brothers but each girl has sisters
twice as many brothers as sisters How many brothersand sisters are there
AnswerSince the boys have as many brothers as sisters theremust be 1 boy more than the number of girls lf we try2 and 13 and 2and 4 and 3we will find that 4 boys and
3 girls is the solution to fulfill the requirement that eachgirl has twice as many brothers as sisters
5 THE PECULIAR NUMBERThere is a number which is very peculiar
is three times the sum of its digits Can
number
AnswerThe number is 27 2+7=993=27
This numberyou find the
ReferenceShakuntala Devi (2006) Puzzles to puzzle you
Andhttp enwi ki pediaorg
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THE ALCHEMY CALLED MARRIACE
Rajee had giddiness when she woke up in the morningHer head weighed as if it carried the globe This sensationwas the indication of headache
Rajee took the ribbon near the mirror and tied it tightlyaround her head Pressing her cheeks deeply in thepillow she laid down to her left She took another pillownear her leg and held it with her hands on her face
Her mother cried What is this you are doing in theearly morning She knows what it is But she has to askWithout answering Rajee closed her eyes
One day or other you are going to suffocate and die
Not a curse but mother rebuked Though she thoughtshe was speaking severely there would always be somesoftness in it She would give advance to her servantmaid saying You will never pay back the money Butshe is so kind and has never reduced the salary
tVhat is this Rajee im shouting and you
leadache mom
ou are a girl to be married and you complain of your-eadache taking away the pillow she examined her-ead with her hand
shing her moms hand aside Rajee turned back
- ive minutes there came a strong coffee you havent rrshed your teeth Its ok Drink
Sre felt comfortable when she stretched her arms after- nking coffee She felt that her mothers care woulde her headache But she has decided to bunk her officey so that she need not shout hello throughout the An unspeakable comfort would come if she takes a- vater bath after 1030 am Ecstasy in moms spicym What is it in these tablets a drowsy feeling
- c as sudden Rajee thought of her would be -- arajan Her inner voice said Comradel Do you get ^ or sorrow
^cne thought that Varadarajan had an iron body-- he fainted in a hunger strike Then he didnt knowcs or labor party Only his humanism urged him toltustice A woman employee on her maternity leave
had a miscarriage So the officers had sanctioned herleave under loss of pay Varadarajan wanted to voice thisinjustice
Why are you bothered about womans leave theymocked at him
lf you want you can go to court they were adamantA few voiced for the strike Fourth day afternoon hefainted in the strike Doctors came and diagnosed hiscritical condition which was due to acetone secretionThey were angry with him for his silence How he didntknow That much pain would have troubled his stomachHis pain would have made him feel as if the abdomentissues were tightening Didnt he tell
He didnt even murmur doctorl
Rajee wept for his heart which withheld pain She wasthrilled What sort of a heart is thisl A man who wasready to die for others ls he a man
Dont make me an idol and pray lm just a human Lookhere I could wink my eyes my legs are in the floor mybody sweats said Varadarajan
l couldnt bear even a headache How could you bearsuch a pain
Have you read BharathiyarT
Ya Has he talked about medicine
lle quotes from Bharathi
l osked for o ball-like flexibte physicAnd on un-desiring heart
Dont cheat me Speak the truth
lts all about mind Rajee lf we think we cant bear painwe would die even if a stone pricks lf you do somethingfor someone else you could laugh even at the time ofdeath
Rajee learned to laugh which culminated in love Lovewith one condition She should call him as comrade evenafter marriage
They married
Comrades world is big But home is small She hacjheadache on the very day she entered her in-laws homels lt due to tiredness or jasmine smell or due to tensionin a new place She does not know Her silk sari madehel sluffv Her thishs waist armpits were irritatine withTTamil poet
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sweat lt would be comfortable if she could wear a thinhouse coat and sleep while drying her wet hair
It is possible if it were her moms place But whatwould mother-in-law think if she wears house coat on
the first day itself She didnt know if she should seekpermission
Without any thought she went inside the bathroom and
washed her face The chill feel was good She continuedto sprinkle water on her face Water droplets fell fromher brows and dripped through her nose Her sari got
wet near her neck
When she changed her clothes her mother-in-law said
Cant you be in sari for some time at least today We
may have some guests
Mom I washed my face and my sari got wet Rajee
said
You answer back immediately said mother-in-law At
that moment Rajee decided not to speak in that house
even at the cost of her life
Varadarajan didnt stop his speeches ln trade union
meeting party office political stage he continued to talk
lf not in such serious meetings at least he would speak
with some guests near his house Expect in his sleep he
continued to speak Speech made him fly high Gave him
a permanent seat in a big regional union head
Headache broke her skull lt cant be cured with a ribbon
or a coffee or an ointment Now-a-days the pain is severe
Nerves in the brain turned into worms She felt like hittingher head with a grinding stone
But cant sleep now Varadarajan was getting ready
somewhere in the early morning lt must be an importantmeeting somewhere Couldnt talk for two days lf she
misses even today then there wont be a next chance
Not for her For others
Mind matters We would die if it is for us We could
laugh at the death bed if it is for others cause
Varadarajans words that taught her to laugh gave her
life
Rajee managed to get up Called him comrade he
turned
Comrade just a minute
Yeah Rajee
Govind has put his hand into the machine
shit when
Two days back There is a problem now
What
The company wont give compensation it seems
Because he is a casual labour
Thats illegal
l think yolr can talk to the authorities
How could l lm not in the union
Friendship is different from that of a union
Comrade ls it you You were about to die when you
voiced for Visalatchi is that for the union or for her
Then I was a single man Now lve a wife and a familySo
Risk in my office would reflect in my family I dont wantthat to happen
You dont know Not only the labours but the party is
also in the union ln fact the party is our leader now I
cant do anything against the party
You could speak against your boss but you cant speak
against your party
lts true
He went down the stairs as a shadow in the dawn Whathas changed this man who was ready to die for injustice
Marriage changes the bold men into cowards and softgirls into stones her heart murmured Rajee couldntignore it
- MATAN VNARAYANAN
SOURCE TEXT KALYANAM YENDRORU RASAYANAM
(MALAN VNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH
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SPECIALITY OF NUMBER 9
9 1=9
992=198
9993=2997
99994=39996
999995=499995
9999996=5999994
99999997=69999993
999999998=799999992
9999999999=899999999 1
SPECIALITY OF NUMBER37
373=L7
376=222
3730=1010
FAMOUS INDIANMATHEMATICIANS PROFII-E AND
CONTRIBUTIONS
RAMANUJATT
He was born on 22n of December 1887 in a smallvillage of Tanjore district Madras
He sent a set of 120 theorems to professor Hardyof Cambridge As a result he invited Ramanujan toEnglandHe showed that how to divide the number into two ormore squares or cubesWhen Mr Litlewood came to see Ramanujan intaxi number L729 Rarnanujan said that 1729 is thesmallest number which can be written in the form ofsum of cubes of two numbers in two ways
ieL729 = 93 + 103 =L3 + 123
since then the number 1729 is called Ramanujansnumber
ARYABHATTA
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Aryabhatta was born in 4764D in Kusumpur lndiaHe was the first person to say that Earth is sphericaland it revolves around the sunHe gave the formula (a + b)z = a2 + b2 + 2abHe taught the method of solving the following
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J+2+3 + 4+ 5 ++ nn(n + 1)
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13 + 23 +33 + 43 + 53 ++13 = t+lta + 2a + 34 + 44 + 5a + n4 = n(n+1) (2n+1)(3nz+3n-1)30
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BRAHMA GUPTA
Brahma Gupta was born in 598AD in pakistan
He gave four methods of multiplication
He gave the following formula used in Gp series
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Area of a cyclic quadrilateral with side(s- bXs -c)(s- d)
where2s=a+b+c+d
Length of its diagonals =
JANAM (PEOPLE)AKBAR KAKKATTIL
The car is moving fast Nothing was felt other than themurmuring of the wind Suddenly a frightened voice
from behind Brake Brake When looked in front lsee a
bus coming very fast towards us lt is me who drives thecarl put brake Then I dont know how the driver whowas sitling behind reached the front
He had been sayingGiving accelerator instead ofpressing the brake Somehow he managed to push meto side and took control of the car and turned to left
The hitting of the vehicle against something and thecclllapse of something was the next thing I came to knowEyes are filled with darkness The colour of that darknesswas red at first lt had been changing its colour into blackthen again to red in a frightening speed When I openedmy eyes again everything around me was jumping inunclear shapes Yes now I am taking breath Yes so past
in a lightening speed was the bus seen early
Are you all right Are you alright Driver asks His voicewas shaky His eyes were thrusted out unusually
The thing which I wanted to ask was also the same The
entire body was shivering and sweating Both of themwere panting by looking face to face
Luckily nothing happened to both of us Damage wasonly for the building at that junction and also to the car
The front and the left side of the car have become like a
crumpled powder tin The dented bonnet is full of stonesand soil
When the panting is over we reached to normalcy Nowthe driver is trying to move the vehicle Oh Yes ltsmoving He moved back the vehicle and parked it Somemore soil and stones fell off from the car
Crowds on all the four sides How did people weregathered in a short time I dont remember whether I
saw any one here before I thought that people are hidingsome where expecting some danger
Dont tell that you where learning driving I will tell itlater Driver didnt forget to warn me even if he wasconfused
I looked around with fear Many necks that have headsat the end are looking inside the car Every eye is seemedthrusting unusually
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by 0 gives infinity (m) He has written a lot about zero surds permutation
and combination He wrote The hundredth part of the
circumference of a circle seems to be straight Ourearth is a big sphere and thats why it appears tobe flat
He gave the formulae like sin(A I B) = sinAcosB +
cosAsinB
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No Nothing serious
Ohl What a scene was that First lthought that nothingwould remain
Did he speak it with a disappointment Has he hoped ofgetting at least a single dead body
Luck Another man said He can be identified easilyom the crowd A fat man But a part of that shop I
ointed to that shop in confusion
lo probleml lt can be repaired by 500 Rupees ThankGod Nothing happened to men
-re words of the fat man that the problem can be solved 500 Rs gave me relief For our luck no serious damageas happened tb that shop lt can be repaired with some-inimal work But how much money will be needed toepair the car and make it as before Any way hat is only^e secondary matter lt can be considered later First I
-ave to escape from here3ut how did it happen lt is the fatty man himself
3ecame wonder stuck when I heard the explanation of^e driver How indecently they came even without a
gnal Dont they remember that it is a turning When- e said that I thought that he would have killed him if heg him in his hand now
len though the driver didnt say anything directly thecrvd got the following message from his words On our e there is not even a single mistake
les rightBus was in a high speed I did see that whatculd be the result if people drive a vehicle like this in-ls kind of turning Some one added ltried to smile atat God who came in the form of a man
Consider it as a blessing of God lf the car was dashedagainst ihe busl An old man cannot even continue afterhat Nothing happened to this people it itself is a greatring Fat man reminded
a nd the driver got out from the car in relief The shiveringlas not stopped even though it has decreased a little
t is the shop of Kuttiyali Mappilahe does not open itfcr the last some timeThinking to rebuild itEveningst becomes the camp of youthYou are lucky as it is
nidday Otherwiseyou are blessed ones1 Some bodyras saying
What do you want to drink lt is the fat fellow Beforesaying something itself somebody brought us two glassesof tea
I thought How good are these people How lovable andaffectionate are these villagers That is why everybodyuses the phrase beloved villagers
I was also thinking on which weak moment that I thoughtof learning driving Was there any need for it at the ageof 40 After hecame some what matured why did thisstrong desire catch me without leaving lt is true that I
felt inferiority complex when the guys who do not haveeven half of my age driving cars and two wheelers As I
was born as the only one of my parents they did not allowme to learn allthat fearing that something will happen tome The idea of learning it in secret by disobeying themalso didnt work because of my devotion to my parents I
was growing without knowing how to ride even a bicycleWasnt that kind of state needed to be continued But when father had his first heart attack in mid nightln neighbouring house there is car But driver has goneearly I had to get him to drive the car At that day I
thought a lot if I knew driving
It is not because of that I have a car or have facilities forthat I simply thought that it is better to learn these typesof things at least now When I asked to the friend in theneighourhood he sent me one car and the driver
I was in the happy mood because I have almost learntdrivingThen see what is happened now Didnt I drivethe car 10-15kms Smoothly Wasnt it on the intentionthat matters became somewhat OK that the driverseated behind me to give me confidence Are all thesehappened because I lost my presence of mind at somemoment Any way driving is not apt for people like meDid my parents know it Nothing bad happened to thembecause they didnt know driving
Now the people have made us to sit on the veranda of thenear by shop Somebody has gone to call the shop ownerCases or things like that is not needed two labourers maybe needed to repair the part of the shop that is brokenThe problem can be solved by giving the money for thatThe people said like that Frequently they were praisingus by saying that we are lucky men
It was in the midst of a lot of financial problems that I
managed to get some money to fill petrol and ali Nowshop repairing car repairing Even if all these troublesare there I still felt that there is no need to loose thechance to evaluate himself as a lucky man
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As lucky man my self I returned looks on them who look
at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
The staircase is in the hall thats good
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
catches up with it right at birthl said land moved on
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cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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to meet these challenges
Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
lf U think U will lose U R
lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
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lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
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THE KINGMAKER
Kamaraj Kumarasami better known as K Kamaraj (15
July 1903 - 2 October 1975) was an lndian politician
widely known to be the kingmaker in lndian politics and
known for his honesty integrity and simplicity
He was involved in the lndian independence movement
and was a close ally of Jawaharlal Nehru the first Prime
Minister of lndia He was instrumental in bringing topower two Prime Ministers Lal Bahadur Shastri in 1954
and lndira Gandhi in 1966 He was affectionately known
as the Gandhi of the South ln Tamil Nadu his home state
he is still hailed for facilitating the spread of education tomlllions of the rural poor by introducing free education
and free mid-day meals scheme in schools during his
chiefministership in 1957 He was awarded lndias highest
civilian honor the Bharat Ratna posthumously in 7976
The main airport in Chennai is today named after him He
was hailed as one of the greatest of leaders of the world
by the then US vice-president Hubert Humphrey
Kamaraj was a multi-faceted political personality and
power and position sat lightly on him He was Chief
Minister of Tamil Nadu for nine years and that period
was considered a Golden Age For him power was
only a means to serve the people and he served them
well He was a down-to-earth planner and visualized
and executed an infrastructure that was essential to
satisfy the needs of ordinary folk Only during his Chief
Ministership did every village of a thousand people get
a school He laid roads connecting rural areas to urban
centres creating easy access for village produce to reach
town and city markets
He paid speiial attention to the energy sector and
electricity reached almost all villages in Tamil Nadu The
power generation helped many industrial estates to
come up and grow The industrialization of Tamil Nadu
started in right earnest He ruthlessly cut the red tape
of bureaucratic inertia and his watchword was actionand result He appointed efficient officers as Heads ofDepartment where dynamism and quick decision wereessential He had talented and hard-working men in
a compact Cabinet of eight to assist him and mentionshould be made of C Subramaniam M Bhaktava-
tsalam and R Venkataraman Not personal loyalty but
commitment to serving the people was the criterion he
employed to select his Cabinet colleagues The Tamil
Nadu administration became a model for other States
and no less a person than Prime Minister Jawaharlal
Nehru openly acknowledged itKamaraj was not only a great administrator He was
a strong organisation man as well He rose from thegrassroot level and in his political life spanning more thanhalf a century there was no place in Tamil Nadu wherehe had not set foot Under the tutelage of a great oratorand parliamentarian S Satyamurti he blossomed into
full-fledged leadership When he was elected president
of the Tamil Nadu Congress Committee he knew every
region as he would know the palm of his hand He had
a retentive memory and knew every important party
member by name During the evening years of Nehru the
Congress started losing its vitality and the Prime Minister
in declining health was a worried man He was impatientto rejuvenate the Congress and consulted Kamaraj who
came up with a plan which was christened the K-Plan
The plan reflected the sacrificial attitude of Kamaraj topublic life Senior leaders holding offices of power were
asked to quit and take up organizational work Kamaraj
set an example by giving up his Chief Ministership
Kamarajs elevation to the presidentship of the Congress
at the instance of Nehru was a historical recognition ofthe mans national stature and capacity to steer the ship
of the party in critical times The choice was historical in
more senses than one After Nehru he not only saved
the Congress from immediate disintegration brought
on by leadership squabbles but proved to the world the
vibrancy of lndian democracy His later confrontation
with Prime Minister lndira Gandhi was a consequence ofthe inevitable power struggle between the organization
and the parliamentary wing of the party lt was also a
reflection of the contradictory perceptions of the old
guard and the new generation of leaders
CRubolovonyo4th MSc Integroted (Moths)
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BRAND UTILISATION INMODERN DAYS
Factories rust away Packages become obsoleteProducts lost their relevance But great Brands live
forever - Backer Spielvogel Bates
Brand is a name used to identify and distinguish a specific
product service or business A legally protected Brand
Name is called a Proprietary Name Brand is the image
of the product in the market Some people distinguish
the psychological aspect of a brand from the experiential
aspect The experiential aspect consists of the sum ofall points of contact with the brand and is known as theBrand Experience The psychological aspect sometimes
referred to as the Brand lmage is a symbolic construct
created within the minds of the people and consists ofall the information and expectations associated with a
product or service The brand name is quite often used
interchangeably within brand although it is more
correctly used to specifically denote written or spoken
linguistic elements of any product ln this context a
brand name constitutes a type of trademark if thebrand name exclusively identifies the brand owner as the
commercial source of products or services A brand ownermay seek to protect proprietary rights in relation to a
brand name through trademark registration Advertising
spokespersons have also become part of some brands
For example Mr Whipple of Charmin toilet tissue and
Tony the Tiger of Kelloggs
Branding may refer to Livestock branding the marking of animals to indicate
ownership Human branding as body
punishment Branding (BDSM) bonding of
marking of a submissive
modification or
the partners and
Wood branding permanently marking by way ofheat wood (also plastic cork leather etc)
Vehicle title branding a permanent designation
indicating that a vehicle has been written off Brand a name logo slogan andor design scheme
associated with a product or service Brand management the application of marketing
techniques to a specific product product line or
brand Nation branding the application of marketing
techniques for the advancement of a country Personal branding people and their careers marketed
as brandsCo-branding associates a single product or service
with more than one brand name
Branding agency a type of marketing agency which
specialises in creating brandsr Faith branding the application of marketing
techniques to religious institutions or individuals
Branding and lts lmportance in Marketing StrrtegyThe American MarketingAssociation (AMA) defines Brand
as a name term sign symbol or design or a combinationof them intended to identify the goods and services ofone seller or group of sellers and to differentiate themfrom those of other sellers Therefore it makes sense
to understand that branding is not about getting your
target market to choose you over the competition but itis about getting your prospects to see you as the only one
that provides a solution to their problem
The objectives that a good brand will achieve include Delivers the message clearly Confirms your credibilityr Connects your target prospects emotionallyr Motivates the buyer Concretes User Loyalty
To succeed in branding one must understand the needs
and wants of the customers and prospects This may be
achieved by integrating the brand strategies throughthe company at every point of public contact The brand
resides within the hearts and minds of customers clients
and prospects lt is the sum total of their experiences
and perceptions some of which can be influenced or
enhanced
To conclude a strolg brand is invaluable as the battlefor customers intensifies day by day lts importantto spend time investing in researching defining and
building brand The brand is the source of a promise tothe consumers and its a foundational and crucial tool inmarketing communication which brings success to theproduct and to the organisation
U THIRIPURASUNDARIPh D SCHOTAR IN COMMERCE
LATERAL THINKING PUTTLES
1 A woman has incontrovertible proof in court that herhusband was murdered by her sister The judge declares
This is the strangest case lve ever seen Though its a
cut-and-dried case this woman cannot be punished
The sisters are Siamese twins
2 A man walks into a bar and asks for a drink The
bartender pulls out a gun and points it at him The man
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says Thank you and walks out
The man has hiccups the bartender scares them away bypulling a gun
3 A man and his wife raced through the streets Theystopped and the husband got out of the car When hecame back his wife was dead and there was a strangerin the car
The wife was about to have a baby They drove to thehospital The husband left to get a wheelchair but thebaby was born in the meantime and the wife didntsurvive the birth
4 The music stops and a woman dies
The woman is a tightrope walker in a circus Her actconsists of walking the rope blindfolded accompaniedby music without a net The conductor is supposed tostop the music when she reaches the end of the ropesignaling that its safe to step off onto the platform Thatday the usual conductor was ill The substitute stoppedthe music early
5 Two men enter a bar They are served identical drinksOne lives the other dies
The drinks contain poisoned ice cubes one man drinksslowly giving them time to melt while the other drinksquickly and thus doesnt get much of the poison
6 Joe wearing a mask and carrying an empty sack leaveshis house An hour later he returns with a full sack Hegoes into a room and turns out the lights
Joe is a kid who goes trick-or-treating for Halloweenreturns and goes to sleep
Word puzzle
Can you create a sentence that contains the word and
five times in a row ie with no other word between eachand
I commissioned an artist to paint a sign for Entertainerthat said entertainer Games And Fun however theymade a terrible mistake The gap between Games andAnd and Andand Fun wasnt the same so the signseemed oddly out of balance
CRUBAIAVANYA4lh MSc lnlegrafed (Moths)
CONSUMER AWARENESS RIGHTSAND RESPONSIBILITIES
The growing interdependence of the world economy andinternational character of many business practices havecontributed to the development of universal emphasison consumer rights protection and promotion MahatmaGandhi the father of nation attached greater importanceto what he described as the poor consumer whoaccording to him should be the principal beneficiary ofthe consumer movement He said
A Consumer is the most important visitor on ourpremises He is not dependent on us we are on himHe is not an interruption to our work he is the purposeof it We are not doing a favour to a consumer by givinghim an opportunity He is doing us a favour by giving anopportunity to serve him
The traditional product first and customer nextapproach is reversed to customer first product nextapproach lt means sellers market shifted to buyersmarket This way the needs of the customers becomethe focus of all developnent within the organisation lnthe modern content Consumer delight is consideredto be the ultimate goal of any organisation in the presentcompetitive environment
ConsumerAny person who buys or uses goods and services is a
consumer A consumer is any person business firm orgovernmental unit that chooses goods and servicesspends money on them and uses these goods andservices primarily to satisfy their own wants From birthevery one is a consumer in one or the other way
A right consumer is an individual who purchasesarticles consciously ominously with due on negligencesuperiority utility and also looking at its real monitoryvalue essentially and return value
ConsumerismConsumerism is a recent and universal phenomenon lt isa social movement Consumerism is all about protectionof the interests of the consumers According to McMillanDictionary (1985) Consumerism is concerned withprotecting consumers from all organisations with whichthere is exchanged relationship lt encompasses theset of activities of government business independentorganisations and concerned consumers that aredesigned to protect the rights of consumers The
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Chambers Dictionary (1993) defines Consumerism asthe protection of the interests of the buyers of goods andservices against defective or dangerous goods etc
Consumer Rightsln order to maximize the consumer satisfaction everybusiness enterprise is constantly bound to follow andpractice the requirements set for consumer protectionon national and supernational levels For this purposethe norms of business ethics have to be such that everyenterprise commits and complies with the lnternationalRights of Consumers as endorsed by the United Nationand embodied in the Consumer Protection Laws inlndia as in the form of objects of Consumer protectionCouncil Some of the basic consumer rights according toConsumer Protection Aci 1986 are as follows
1 The Rightto Safety that is to be protected againstproducts production processes and services whichare hazardous to health or life and property
2 The Right to be lnformed that is to be givenadequate facts about the quality quantity andprice of goods so as to make an informed choiceor decision and act wisely against any unfair tradepractices
3 The Right to Choose that is to have access to a
variety of products and services at competitiveprices and in the case of monopolies to have anassurance of satisfactory quality and service atfair price in such a way that the unrestrained rightof a minority to choose will not mean denial of a
fair share to majority4 The Right to be Heard that is to be represented
for consumer interests in the formulation andexecution of policies for development andproduction of goods and services
5 The Right to Redress that is to have a fairsettlement of just cla ims a nd receive com pensationfor misrepresentafion or shoddy goods orservices
6 The Right to Consumer Education that is toacquire knowledge and skills to be an informedconsumer and to take action on the mattersconcerning consumer decisions
7 The Right to Healthy Environment that is tohave a physical - environmental conducive togood quality of life and have protection againstenvironmental problems over which individualconsumer has no control (taken care byenvironmental protection law)
The lndian legal system experienced a revolution withthe enactment of the Consumer Protection Act of1986 [CPA] which was specifically deigned to protect
consumer interests The CPA was passed with avowedobjectives lt is intended to provide justice which is less
formal [and involves] less paper work less delay andless [expense] The CPA has received wide recognitionin lndia as poor mans legislation ensuring easy access tojustice However the CPA simply gives a new dimensionto rights that have been recognized and protected sincethe ancient period lt is rightly said that the present-day concern for consumer rights is not new andthat consumers rights like the right to have safe un-adulterated and defect-free commodities at appropriateprices has been recognized since ancient times
Objectives of the ActThe purpose of the Act is to provide forthe establishmentof the Commission
1 To prevent practices having adverse effect oncompetition
2 To promote and sustain competition in markets3 To protect the interests of consumers and4 To ensure freedom of trade carried on by other
participants in the markets in lndia
Suggestions1 Educate consumers to develop an understanding
about their responsibilities as consumers2 Consumers should come together to develop the
strength and influence to promote and protecttheir own interest
3 Government should make and implement rulesof punishment more severe so that manufacturerand shopkeeper think twice before adoptingfraudulent practices
4 A Campaign should be set in motion to involveevery consumer for making them more consciousand aware of their right and responsibilities
Thus Consumer protection is always a matter of greaterand graver concern ln ancient lndia effective measureswere initiated to protect consumers from crimes inthe market place ln ancient lndia the king was thesupreme authority to render justice but his authoritywas circumscribed by the rules of Dharma ln themedieval period some Muslim rulers developed wellorganized market mechanisms to monitor prices andthe supply of goods to the markets During the Britishperiod the modern legal system was introduced in lndiaand many laws were enacted to protect the interests ofconsumers generally Today the civil justice system istainted with deficiencies that discourage the consumerfrom seeking legal recourse However the ConsumerProtection Act of 1986 which provides easy access tojustice has brought a legal revolution to lndia as a result
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of its cost-effective mechanisms and popular support To
conclude a few consumers were fully aware about therights responsibilities and Consumer Protection ActHence it is necessary to educate them on their rightsand responsibilities as consumers to make them vigilantrational and become conscious buyers
U THIRIPURASUNDARIPh D SCHOTAR IN COMMFRCE
I wish
I wish to be innocent childFree from burden but
I wish to be desert travelerTaking deep sigh from exhaustion but
I wish to be humming birdAbsorbing nature from sounding world but
I wish to be human beingAtleast I will try to be
MDAKSAMVKI MSc fMAIHS]
WONDER OF MATHEMATICS
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Use each number from 1 to 10 only once But the sum ofthe number on each side 0f the pentagon will be 19
Facts of science1 The distance from the earth to the sun is
149600000000 m2 The speed of light is 300000000 msec3 The average diameter of a red blood cell is
0000007mm4 The thickness of human hair is in the
0005cm yto 001cm5 The distance of moon from the
394467000m6 The size of a plant cell is 000001275m7 Average radius ofthe sun is 695000km8 Mass of propellant in a space shuttle solid rocket
booster is 503600ke9 Thickness of a piece of paper is 00015cm10The height of mount everest is 8848m
VVosukiV MSc INIMAIHS
SO-CALLED PRESTICIOUSSOCIETY
He did not like his fathers idea of getting him a jobthrough some influential person But he thought that ifhe could get the job it will be helpful for his family Nowhe not only missed the job but also the money lt was notone or two paisa but four thousand in total
Only with his guilty conscience my father would haveaccepted this ln his sloth of youth and comfortablenessof his luxury he disdained all his neighbours He knewthat now nobody would give even a match stick to him
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He realized this fact at my sisters marriage itself He
thought of all these incidents and he did not want tospoil the future of his children as his life has been marred
in the belief of supposed rain and in chilly production So
he spent money and admitted his son in the MA course
But all his efforts had fell through
Until noq KR was not found anywhere The regret card
was received by us that morning and so we searched forhim thrice He was not available in the house and also in
the places where he usually visits lf I catch him
I would catch him by his shirt and abuse him with all
sorts of rubbish words He must be insulted in public and
driven out of the place He must be slapped and asked
for justice But this is not the right era for doing it He
was such an influential person ln front of him all these
virtues like literacy consideration and justice would go
in vain
Even father could not stand before this kind of hegemonicpowers Still I am able to remember the first meeting
Father went inside and wished him politely
Come in Sir What is the matter(KRs voice was
commanding due to his oratory skills on the stage)
He is my Son (He raised his head and glanced at him)
Come in boy what is your educational qualification
MA
l come here for his sake he finished his studies twoyears ago but still he did not get any job
So sad
Nowit is stated in the notice that they are giving
placements Please do me a favour
OKl will see to it boy without fail bring me a copy ofthe application tomorrow
(Then again father wished him kindly)
l believe only in you
Alrightl will take care
Afterthat father and KR went along with him to Madras
They took the taxi and first entered a good hotel and
then KR visited many persons on the way Altogether
the expense of the taxi and hotel came around four
hundred rupees On the second day evening KR asked
two thousand from the father for the purpose of bribingother persons and he said Even God grants the boon
Priest denies it
Father thought a bit and said after returning to his place
he will make arrangement for that
He was not able to get the money He thought of lending
his land But mother rose like Kali and shouted Then
on one day with full of tears she gave the rest of jewels
which remained after the sisters marriage After twomonths KR called them At that time there was no
other go father had to arrange for another two thousand
rupees So he happened to lend the land
shit
He climbed the stairs and rang the bell Even that time
she opened the door with some weeklies in her hand
On looking at him she adjusted her dress
Fathersomeone has come to see you (She wentinside)
Come in boy
Even though KR was not honest he had the same smile
on his face while inviting The boy showed the regret
card And he had no words to speak as he was in extremewrath but still he read KRs face
someone is behind this deed You do not worry I am
going to Madras this week I will see to it
How was he capable of telling lies with such a smile How
he had such a potential to cheat all the innocent fathers
Even after doing all sort of frauds he was able to walk
with pride because this is so called prestigious society
He shut the compound door with full force The dog
which was eating the food in the dust bin on the road
looked at him He did not care for it and he continued
to walk but all of a sudden he stopped at the particular
place He stumbled over a stone and picked it up and
hurled it at the dog Bow it ran quickly then hopped
and disappeared He could stone only these dogs
Only these dogs- Molon V Noroyonon
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vNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH BY
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MATHEMATICAL PUZZLESt Which weighs more A pound of gold or a pound of
feathers2 What is alive and has only 1 foot3 When do giraffes have 8 feet4 How many eggs can you put in an empty basket5 lf you take three apples from five apples how many
do you have6 What has 4 legs and only 1 foot7 How many times can you subtract 6 from 308 How many 9s between 1 and 1009 lt happens once in a minute twice in a week and
once in a year What is it10 How can half of 2be7L1 When things go wrong what can you always count
on12 What goes up and never comes downL3 What did one math book say to the other math
book14 Why is the longest human nose on record only L1
inches longL5 As I was going to the fair I saw a man with golden
hair He had 3 sons each with another one Howmany people were going to the fair
16 A queen bee was buzzing a worker bee was buzzinga honey bee was buzzing and a killer bee wasbuzzing How many bees were in buzzing
17 What did you wear the day after yesterday18 There is a pink house made of bricks a blue house
made of bricks an orange house made of bricksWhat color bricks is a greenhouse made of
19 lf a rooster laid 11 eggs and the farmer took 5 ofthem and another rooster laid 14 eggs and 5 ofthemwere rotten how many eggs were left
ANSWERS
1 Both weigh the same7 A leg
3 When theres two of themi Only one after that the basket is not empty5 You have three apples5 A bedr Once after that it is no longer 30 (Dont try this in a
test I )
3 209 The lettereiO Cut Xll into two halves horizontally you get Vll on the
top halfYour fingersYour age
Wow have lgot problemslOtherwise it would be a footOne Just me because I met the others on the way tothe fair
L6 One There is only one b in the word buzzing17 What I am wearing today18 A greenhouse is made of glass or plastic not bricks19 0 Roosters dont lay eggs
KAFARS2 DAUGHTER- Modhovikkuili
Hajirahajjumma3 was peacefully sitting on the doorstepof her newly built house She was simultaneouslythrowing her eyes outside to see the sights on the roadand was stretching her head backwards to see what isgoing on in the kitchen She saw a group of girls going tothe college
lnstead of taking the road outside the gate they aremoving through my courtyard by making all sorts ofsounds and giggles At that moment she was remindedof her son Adilkhan lts just before a week Adil hasreturned the new home after finishing his studies Nowthese girls are passing through my yard just to see himNo man in the village is as handsome as Adil But its surethat I wont let these girls to attract or to impress him
These girls have not had any headdress but from thatwe cant say hat they are not Muslims people are turningprogressive nowadays Most of the rituals and customshave already changed And if ever Adil brings a bride shemay not be wearing any headdress Even then I am notready to order her to cover her hair Secretly I wish to geta daughter -in-law who prays five times a day But I haveto hide that wish too Because Adil is the exact double ofhis father he is very short tempered He will move to thecity with his wife leaving me and this house I cant bearthe terrible loneliness at this frail old age Have I built thishouse spending seven lakhs to live alone Four bedroomsin the upstairs The wide verandah A tall wall around tokeep the children safe ln this new house Adil and hisfamily should live happily lll stay in the ground floor inthe room of my late husband The old lady servant will belying in the floor near the kitchen The girls laughed againas they were hastily passing through the yard
Hajjumma imitated
2 Kafar- a non-believer of lslam3 Hajirahajjumma lts the name of he person Hajira) who has-returned from hajj (holy pilgrimage to Mecca) and umma is aterm used by the Muslims in Kerala to call their mother
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Cant you walk through the road ls there any law
written like this that you should walk through the othercourtyard by breaking their walls she asked A loudlaughter answered her question
Umma suddenly turned to see the stairs ls Adil steppingdown Or is he standing in the verandah to watch thesegirls passing
Adil had his breakfast at 10 O clock Jhe lady servant
brought puria and chicken curry from the kitchen along
with the milk mixed coffee
Eat my dearHajjumma said and grow healthy
Nobody should complain that the new groom is leantheservant remarked and then laughed by showing her black
teeth
Who is going to be a groom now I am not going to marry
soon he retorted
You should marry at the right age Or else girls will startroaming around the house These village girls cant be a
proper match for you Hajjumma stated
Havent you seen a fair girl among the band of thecollege going girls She is very beautifulthe servant lady
commented
The girl is from which familyAdil asked
She is our Narayannairss daughter -Saraswati said the
servant
A kafars daughterHajjumma whispered
That girl is looking at me from yesterday onwardsAdilsaid and laughed as if he had cracked a joke
l am going to build a wall around the house tomorrowitself No more laugh and play I have already looked a
girl for you from a good Muslim family from Kodungaloor
She is a relative of our Sidique doctor She has M A You
should go and see her this Friday Hajjumma told her
son
4 Puri-its a food item made of wheat powder its cooked in the
boiled oils Nair-is a forward Hindu cast in Kerala
l wont go You shouldnt bother to find a girl for meAdilsaidThen whom are you going to marry ls thau the girlSaraswati
Ya
NAVYA VKIil M4
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
Shakuntala Devi was born on 4th Novemben 1939
in Bangalore Karnataka lndia Manifested with an
extraordinary love for numbers at the age of 3 she became
an expert in complex mental arithmetic at the age of five
On 18 June 1980 Shakuntala Devi gave the product oftwo thirteen digit figures after multiplying them within28 seconds Many countries have invited Shakuntala Devi
to demonstrate her extraordinary talent Today she isacclaimed as an accomplished mathematician
ln 1980 she gave the product of two thirteen digitnumbers within 28 seconds many countries have invitedher to demonstrate her extraordinary talent
ln Dallas she competed with a computer to see who give
the cube root of 188138517 faster she won At Universityof USA she was asked to give the 23d root of
9 167 4867 69 2003 9 1 5 8 09 8 6 6 09 2 7 5 8 5 3 80 1 6 2483 1 06 6 80
744308622407 1265L6427 93465 704086709659
327 92057 67 4808067900227 830163549248523803357 4
53 1 69 3 5 1 1 19 0359 6s7 7 5 47 340075 68 18688305
620821016129132845564895 78015880677 1
Shakunatala Devi is a well-known mathematicalgenius and
calculating progidy from lndia She has been nicknamed
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Human Computer because of her extraordinary talentand skill in solving complex mathematical problemswithout any mechanical aid Shakuntalas father was a
circus artiste and it was he who introduced Shakuntalato the world of mathematics through card tricksShakuntalas amazing memory power was tapped whichthen led herto develop an extraordinary love for numbersat the tender age of three
Gradually over the years Shakuntalas memorizingand calculating skills were strengthened whilst shesimultaneously became an expert in complex mentalarithmetic Beginning at the University of Mysore andthe Annamalai University Shakuntalas public displaysof her extraordinary abilities and talents even spreadto institutions worldwide bewildering the crowdedgathering of students and professors alike ln her timeolder calculating prodigies like Truman Henry Saffordwere also present yet Shakuntala started displayingher talents from a very young age With her brilliantmind Shakuntala Devi was adept at solving arithrneticalp roblems includ ing fu nctions of add ition m u lti plicationdivision calculating square and cube roots along withcomplex algorithms and Vedic Maths She could evenstate the day of the week of any given date in the lastcentury in a jiffy Shakuntala could even outdo some ofthe fastest available computers of that period Amongsther numerous feats the most outstanding ones thatfetched her name in the 1995 Guinness Book of WorldRecords are
ln January 977 al the Southern Methodist Universityin Dallas Texas Shakuntala Devi extracted the 23rd rootof a 201-digit number at the fifty-second mark withthe correct answer being54637289L She had beatenthe fastest computer UNIVACs time of 62 seconds and13000 instructions
On 18th june 1980 Shakuntala Devi demonstrated themultiplication oftwo 13-digitnumbers7 68636977 487 0x 2465099745779 picked randomly by the ComputerDepartment of lmperial College London She producedt h e correct a n swe r of 189 4766817 79954264627 7 3
730 in just 28 seconds
Shakuntala could find the cube root of 332 812 557 inunder a minute
Today Shakunatala Devi is an accomplished mathematicianwhose interests also include the mystic field of AstrologyWhile setling up of several mathematics research centersare her future plans Shakuntala Devi has also writtenn umerous books some of which are - Puzzles to Puzzle You
Fun with Numbers Astrology for you and Mathablity
Shakuntala Devi is generally known as aHuman Computerbecause of her extraordinary talents in solving complexmathematical problems without any mechanical aid Shealso found her place in the Guinness book of recordsas a result of her extraordinary talents Nowadays apartfrom solving mathematical problems she is utilizing heramazing talent in the field of astrology
She adds a L6-digit number with another one andmultiplies the result with an equal array of numbersalmost instantaneously finds the cube root of theresultant and pops up with an answer in just about thetime taken for a wink Humanly not possible as even toask the question would in its shortest possibility take a
minute Rated as one in 58 million for her stupendousmathematicalfeats by one of the fastest super-computersever invented - - the Univac-1l08 - - Shakuntala Devi is agenius par excellence
She is a human computer with a brain that can work outa 23rd root of a 20L-digit number in 12 seconds less thanthe Univac-1108 will be a gross understatement Butperhaps there isnt any better title for a person for whomsolving complex mathematical problems is childs play
Doubling up as an astrologer in her spare time ShakuntalaDevi equates the science of foretelling to mathematicsAstrology and mathematics are so analogous
ln fact they are complementary to each other as bothdeal in numbers she says The prodigious expert whohails from a simple orthodox Kannada Brahmin familyis interestingly a culinary expert too l have authoredmany books on cookery she says modestly
A Guinness record holder sexagenarian Devi inspiresawe in many but remains unsurpassable in her own fieldof numbers Call her a mathematician extraordinaire or amathemagician she modestly accepts her ignorance touse a computer Believe it or not I have never learntto use an abacus she says in a hushed tone Godsgift A divine quality is how Devi accredits her uniquedistinction that began showing visibility since the age ofthree She informs that none in her family showed anysigns of the same head for figures Not even remotelyalthough my dad was a stage magician she adds
Mathematical feats which are even beyond a normalhuman brain to comprehend are solved by her soeffortlessly that pitting her brain against the fastestmainframes and super computers and beating themalmost always has become an intense passion with herAstounding scientists and academicians all around theworld with her remarkable feats the maths wizard is now
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here in our very own Hyderabad and has expressed her
desire to set up a Maths varsity here which would carryon her legacy of popularising mathematics amongpeople
l have asked the chief minister for a grant of L00 acres
land for the University and he has approved of the idea
Shakuntala Devi claims l will force juvenile delinquentschild labourers and child beggars to join my academy so
that they can also become Nobel laureates one day she
dreams as her eyes gleam in excitement about the wholeproject
l just pray that I can finish offthe entire project beforemy death ln a way the varsity which I propose to startwill be a global seat of learning for mathematics and willbe my humble contribution to the world Devi gushes
adding that the emphasis will be on Vedic mathematicsso that the glorious tradition of lndian mathematics is
preserved
For a person so passionate about numbers who has
never had any formal education how does it feel tohave wor nanV accolades and teach mathematicalshortcuts to eminent experts God has given me thisquality for the benefit of others the purpose of my lifuis to make people especially children enjoy Maths as an
affable and an joyful experience she concludes
SOME OF THE PUZZLES OF
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
1 A PROBLEI1OF COMBINATIONA box contains 12 marbles of three different coloursgreen yellow and blue-4 each lf you were to close your
eyes and pick them at random how many marbles must
take out to be sure that there are atleast two of one
colour among the marbles picked out
Answerln the first three pickings you may get one of each colour
on the fourth pick there will be atleast two of one color
Therefore the answer is 4
2 THE SPECIAL NUMBERThere is a number whose double is greater than its half
by 45Can you find that number
AnswerAs the difference between twice the number and half of
it amounts to 45or half of the number plus the whole ofits represented by 1 adds up to 45
t2+=I2+212=32=45
Now we have to find what number 32 is equal of 45Jodo this we invert 32to 23 and multiply by 45This gives
us
21345=30
Therefore the number is 30
3 THE DIG ITAL GAMEThere is a number the second digit of which is smallerthan its first digit by 4 and if the number was divided by
the number
AnswerThe number is 84
4 BROTHERS AND SISTERS
A family has several children Each boy in this familyhas as many sisters as brothers but each girl has sisters
twice as many brothers as sisters How many brothersand sisters are there
AnswerSince the boys have as many brothers as sisters theremust be 1 boy more than the number of girls lf we try2 and 13 and 2and 4 and 3we will find that 4 boys and
3 girls is the solution to fulfill the requirement that eachgirl has twice as many brothers as sisters
5 THE PECULIAR NUMBERThere is a number which is very peculiar
is three times the sum of its digits Can
number
AnswerThe number is 27 2+7=993=27
This numberyou find the
ReferenceShakuntala Devi (2006) Puzzles to puzzle you
Andhttp enwi ki pediaorg
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THE ALCHEMY CALLED MARRIACE
Rajee had giddiness when she woke up in the morningHer head weighed as if it carried the globe This sensationwas the indication of headache
Rajee took the ribbon near the mirror and tied it tightlyaround her head Pressing her cheeks deeply in thepillow she laid down to her left She took another pillownear her leg and held it with her hands on her face
Her mother cried What is this you are doing in theearly morning She knows what it is But she has to askWithout answering Rajee closed her eyes
One day or other you are going to suffocate and die
Not a curse but mother rebuked Though she thoughtshe was speaking severely there would always be somesoftness in it She would give advance to her servantmaid saying You will never pay back the money Butshe is so kind and has never reduced the salary
tVhat is this Rajee im shouting and you
leadache mom
ou are a girl to be married and you complain of your-eadache taking away the pillow she examined her-ead with her hand
shing her moms hand aside Rajee turned back
- ive minutes there came a strong coffee you havent rrshed your teeth Its ok Drink
Sre felt comfortable when she stretched her arms after- nking coffee She felt that her mothers care woulde her headache But she has decided to bunk her officey so that she need not shout hello throughout the An unspeakable comfort would come if she takes a- vater bath after 1030 am Ecstasy in moms spicym What is it in these tablets a drowsy feeling
- c as sudden Rajee thought of her would be -- arajan Her inner voice said Comradel Do you get ^ or sorrow
^cne thought that Varadarajan had an iron body-- he fainted in a hunger strike Then he didnt knowcs or labor party Only his humanism urged him toltustice A woman employee on her maternity leave
had a miscarriage So the officers had sanctioned herleave under loss of pay Varadarajan wanted to voice thisinjustice
Why are you bothered about womans leave theymocked at him
lf you want you can go to court they were adamantA few voiced for the strike Fourth day afternoon hefainted in the strike Doctors came and diagnosed hiscritical condition which was due to acetone secretionThey were angry with him for his silence How he didntknow That much pain would have troubled his stomachHis pain would have made him feel as if the abdomentissues were tightening Didnt he tell
He didnt even murmur doctorl
Rajee wept for his heart which withheld pain She wasthrilled What sort of a heart is thisl A man who wasready to die for others ls he a man
Dont make me an idol and pray lm just a human Lookhere I could wink my eyes my legs are in the floor mybody sweats said Varadarajan
l couldnt bear even a headache How could you bearsuch a pain
Have you read BharathiyarT
Ya Has he talked about medicine
lle quotes from Bharathi
l osked for o ball-like flexibte physicAnd on un-desiring heart
Dont cheat me Speak the truth
lts all about mind Rajee lf we think we cant bear painwe would die even if a stone pricks lf you do somethingfor someone else you could laugh even at the time ofdeath
Rajee learned to laugh which culminated in love Lovewith one condition She should call him as comrade evenafter marriage
They married
Comrades world is big But home is small She hacjheadache on the very day she entered her in-laws homels lt due to tiredness or jasmine smell or due to tensionin a new place She does not know Her silk sari madehel sluffv Her thishs waist armpits were irritatine withTTamil poet
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sweat lt would be comfortable if she could wear a thinhouse coat and sleep while drying her wet hair
It is possible if it were her moms place But whatwould mother-in-law think if she wears house coat on
the first day itself She didnt know if she should seekpermission
Without any thought she went inside the bathroom and
washed her face The chill feel was good She continuedto sprinkle water on her face Water droplets fell fromher brows and dripped through her nose Her sari got
wet near her neck
When she changed her clothes her mother-in-law said
Cant you be in sari for some time at least today We
may have some guests
Mom I washed my face and my sari got wet Rajee
said
You answer back immediately said mother-in-law At
that moment Rajee decided not to speak in that house
even at the cost of her life
Varadarajan didnt stop his speeches ln trade union
meeting party office political stage he continued to talk
lf not in such serious meetings at least he would speak
with some guests near his house Expect in his sleep he
continued to speak Speech made him fly high Gave him
a permanent seat in a big regional union head
Headache broke her skull lt cant be cured with a ribbon
or a coffee or an ointment Now-a-days the pain is severe
Nerves in the brain turned into worms She felt like hittingher head with a grinding stone
But cant sleep now Varadarajan was getting ready
somewhere in the early morning lt must be an importantmeeting somewhere Couldnt talk for two days lf she
misses even today then there wont be a next chance
Not for her For others
Mind matters We would die if it is for us We could
laugh at the death bed if it is for others cause
Varadarajans words that taught her to laugh gave her
life
Rajee managed to get up Called him comrade he
turned
Comrade just a minute
Yeah Rajee
Govind has put his hand into the machine
shit when
Two days back There is a problem now
What
The company wont give compensation it seems
Because he is a casual labour
Thats illegal
l think yolr can talk to the authorities
How could l lm not in the union
Friendship is different from that of a union
Comrade ls it you You were about to die when you
voiced for Visalatchi is that for the union or for her
Then I was a single man Now lve a wife and a familySo
Risk in my office would reflect in my family I dont wantthat to happen
You dont know Not only the labours but the party is
also in the union ln fact the party is our leader now I
cant do anything against the party
You could speak against your boss but you cant speak
against your party
lts true
He went down the stairs as a shadow in the dawn Whathas changed this man who was ready to die for injustice
Marriage changes the bold men into cowards and softgirls into stones her heart murmured Rajee couldntignore it
- MATAN VNARAYANAN
SOURCE TEXT KALYANAM YENDRORU RASAYANAM
(MALAN VNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH
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SPECIALITY OF NUMBER 9
9 1=9
992=198
9993=2997
99994=39996
999995=499995
9999996=5999994
99999997=69999993
999999998=799999992
9999999999=899999999 1
SPECIALITY OF NUMBER37
373=L7
376=222
3730=1010
FAMOUS INDIANMATHEMATICIANS PROFII-E AND
CONTRIBUTIONS
RAMANUJATT
He was born on 22n of December 1887 in a smallvillage of Tanjore district Madras
He sent a set of 120 theorems to professor Hardyof Cambridge As a result he invited Ramanujan toEnglandHe showed that how to divide the number into two ormore squares or cubesWhen Mr Litlewood came to see Ramanujan intaxi number L729 Rarnanujan said that 1729 is thesmallest number which can be written in the form ofsum of cubes of two numbers in two ways
ieL729 = 93 + 103 =L3 + 123
since then the number 1729 is called Ramanujansnumber
ARYABHATTA
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Aryabhatta was born in 4764D in Kusumpur lndiaHe was the first person to say that Earth is sphericaland it revolves around the sunHe gave the formula (a + b)z = a2 + b2 + 2abHe taught the method of solving the following
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J+2+3 + 4+ 5 ++ nn(n + 1)
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2 + 22 + 32 + 42 + 2 ++n2 - n(n+1)(2n+1)6
13 + 23 +33 + 43 + 53 ++13 = t+lta + 2a + 34 + 44 + 5a + n4 = n(n+1) (2n+1)(3nz+3n-1)30
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BRAHMA GUPTA
Brahma Gupta was born in 598AD in pakistan
He gave four methods of multiplication
He gave the following formula used in Gp series
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a + ar+ arz + ar3 + arn-l = (arl) + (r_ 1)o He gave the following formulae
Area of a cyclic quadrilateral with side(s- bXs -c)(s- d)
where2s=a+b+c+d
Length of its diagonals =
JANAM (PEOPLE)AKBAR KAKKATTIL
The car is moving fast Nothing was felt other than themurmuring of the wind Suddenly a frightened voice
from behind Brake Brake When looked in front lsee a
bus coming very fast towards us lt is me who drives thecarl put brake Then I dont know how the driver whowas sitling behind reached the front
He had been sayingGiving accelerator instead ofpressing the brake Somehow he managed to push meto side and took control of the car and turned to left
The hitting of the vehicle against something and thecclllapse of something was the next thing I came to knowEyes are filled with darkness The colour of that darknesswas red at first lt had been changing its colour into blackthen again to red in a frightening speed When I openedmy eyes again everything around me was jumping inunclear shapes Yes now I am taking breath Yes so past
in a lightening speed was the bus seen early
Are you all right Are you alright Driver asks His voicewas shaky His eyes were thrusted out unusually
The thing which I wanted to ask was also the same The
entire body was shivering and sweating Both of themwere panting by looking face to face
Luckily nothing happened to both of us Damage wasonly for the building at that junction and also to the car
The front and the left side of the car have become like a
crumpled powder tin The dented bonnet is full of stonesand soil
When the panting is over we reached to normalcy Nowthe driver is trying to move the vehicle Oh Yes ltsmoving He moved back the vehicle and parked it Somemore soil and stones fell off from the car
Crowds on all the four sides How did people weregathered in a short time I dont remember whether I
saw any one here before I thought that people are hidingsome where expecting some danger
Dont tell that you where learning driving I will tell itlater Driver didnt forget to warn me even if he wasconfused
I looked around with fear Many necks that have headsat the end are looking inside the car Every eye is seemedthrusting unusually
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BHASKARACHARYA He was born in a village of Mysore district He was the first to give that any number divided
by 0 gives infinity (m) He has written a lot about zero surds permutation
and combination He wrote The hundredth part of the
circumference of a circle seems to be straight Ourearth is a big sphere and thats why it appears tobe flat
He gave the formulae like sin(A I B) = sinAcosB +
cosAsinB
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Anything serious One head asked
No Nothing serious
Ohl What a scene was that First lthought that nothingwould remain
Did he speak it with a disappointment Has he hoped ofgetting at least a single dead body
Luck Another man said He can be identified easilyom the crowd A fat man But a part of that shop I
ointed to that shop in confusion
lo probleml lt can be repaired by 500 Rupees ThankGod Nothing happened to men
-re words of the fat man that the problem can be solved 500 Rs gave me relief For our luck no serious damageas happened tb that shop lt can be repaired with some-inimal work But how much money will be needed toepair the car and make it as before Any way hat is only^e secondary matter lt can be considered later First I
-ave to escape from here3ut how did it happen lt is the fatty man himself
3ecame wonder stuck when I heard the explanation of^e driver How indecently they came even without a
gnal Dont they remember that it is a turning When- e said that I thought that he would have killed him if heg him in his hand now
len though the driver didnt say anything directly thecrvd got the following message from his words On our e there is not even a single mistake
les rightBus was in a high speed I did see that whatculd be the result if people drive a vehicle like this in-ls kind of turning Some one added ltried to smile atat God who came in the form of a man
Consider it as a blessing of God lf the car was dashedagainst ihe busl An old man cannot even continue afterhat Nothing happened to this people it itself is a greatring Fat man reminded
a nd the driver got out from the car in relief The shiveringlas not stopped even though it has decreased a little
t is the shop of Kuttiyali Mappilahe does not open itfcr the last some timeThinking to rebuild itEveningst becomes the camp of youthYou are lucky as it is
nidday Otherwiseyou are blessed ones1 Some bodyras saying
What do you want to drink lt is the fat fellow Beforesaying something itself somebody brought us two glassesof tea
I thought How good are these people How lovable andaffectionate are these villagers That is why everybodyuses the phrase beloved villagers
I was also thinking on which weak moment that I thoughtof learning driving Was there any need for it at the ageof 40 After hecame some what matured why did thisstrong desire catch me without leaving lt is true that I
felt inferiority complex when the guys who do not haveeven half of my age driving cars and two wheelers As I
was born as the only one of my parents they did not allowme to learn allthat fearing that something will happen tome The idea of learning it in secret by disobeying themalso didnt work because of my devotion to my parents I
was growing without knowing how to ride even a bicycleWasnt that kind of state needed to be continued But when father had his first heart attack in mid nightln neighbouring house there is car But driver has goneearly I had to get him to drive the car At that day I
thought a lot if I knew driving
It is not because of that I have a car or have facilities forthat I simply thought that it is better to learn these typesof things at least now When I asked to the friend in theneighourhood he sent me one car and the driver
I was in the happy mood because I have almost learntdrivingThen see what is happened now Didnt I drivethe car 10-15kms Smoothly Wasnt it on the intentionthat matters became somewhat OK that the driverseated behind me to give me confidence Are all thesehappened because I lost my presence of mind at somemoment Any way driving is not apt for people like meDid my parents know it Nothing bad happened to thembecause they didnt know driving
Now the people have made us to sit on the veranda of thenear by shop Somebody has gone to call the shop ownerCases or things like that is not needed two labourers maybe needed to repair the part of the shop that is brokenThe problem can be solved by giving the money for thatThe people said like that Frequently they were praisingus by saying that we are lucky men
It was in the midst of a lot of financial problems that I
managed to get some money to fill petrol and ali Nowshop repairing car repairing Even if all these troublesare there I still felt that there is no need to loose thechance to evaluate himself as a lucky man
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As lucky man my self I returned looks on them who look
at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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WHERE IS THE PERSON WITH A
CONTENTED MIND
An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
catches up with it right at birthl said land moved on
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cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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to meet these challenges
Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
lf U think U will lose U R
lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
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MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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THE KINGMAKER
Kamaraj Kumarasami better known as K Kamaraj (15
July 1903 - 2 October 1975) was an lndian politician
widely known to be the kingmaker in lndian politics and
known for his honesty integrity and simplicity
He was involved in the lndian independence movement
and was a close ally of Jawaharlal Nehru the first Prime
Minister of lndia He was instrumental in bringing topower two Prime Ministers Lal Bahadur Shastri in 1954
and lndira Gandhi in 1966 He was affectionately known
as the Gandhi of the South ln Tamil Nadu his home state
he is still hailed for facilitating the spread of education tomlllions of the rural poor by introducing free education
and free mid-day meals scheme in schools during his
chiefministership in 1957 He was awarded lndias highest
civilian honor the Bharat Ratna posthumously in 7976
The main airport in Chennai is today named after him He
was hailed as one of the greatest of leaders of the world
by the then US vice-president Hubert Humphrey
Kamaraj was a multi-faceted political personality and
power and position sat lightly on him He was Chief
Minister of Tamil Nadu for nine years and that period
was considered a Golden Age For him power was
only a means to serve the people and he served them
well He was a down-to-earth planner and visualized
and executed an infrastructure that was essential to
satisfy the needs of ordinary folk Only during his Chief
Ministership did every village of a thousand people get
a school He laid roads connecting rural areas to urban
centres creating easy access for village produce to reach
town and city markets
He paid speiial attention to the energy sector and
electricity reached almost all villages in Tamil Nadu The
power generation helped many industrial estates to
come up and grow The industrialization of Tamil Nadu
started in right earnest He ruthlessly cut the red tape
of bureaucratic inertia and his watchword was actionand result He appointed efficient officers as Heads ofDepartment where dynamism and quick decision wereessential He had talented and hard-working men in
a compact Cabinet of eight to assist him and mentionshould be made of C Subramaniam M Bhaktava-
tsalam and R Venkataraman Not personal loyalty but
commitment to serving the people was the criterion he
employed to select his Cabinet colleagues The Tamil
Nadu administration became a model for other States
and no less a person than Prime Minister Jawaharlal
Nehru openly acknowledged itKamaraj was not only a great administrator He was
a strong organisation man as well He rose from thegrassroot level and in his political life spanning more thanhalf a century there was no place in Tamil Nadu wherehe had not set foot Under the tutelage of a great oratorand parliamentarian S Satyamurti he blossomed into
full-fledged leadership When he was elected president
of the Tamil Nadu Congress Committee he knew every
region as he would know the palm of his hand He had
a retentive memory and knew every important party
member by name During the evening years of Nehru the
Congress started losing its vitality and the Prime Minister
in declining health was a worried man He was impatientto rejuvenate the Congress and consulted Kamaraj who
came up with a plan which was christened the K-Plan
The plan reflected the sacrificial attitude of Kamaraj topublic life Senior leaders holding offices of power were
asked to quit and take up organizational work Kamaraj
set an example by giving up his Chief Ministership
Kamarajs elevation to the presidentship of the Congress
at the instance of Nehru was a historical recognition ofthe mans national stature and capacity to steer the ship
of the party in critical times The choice was historical in
more senses than one After Nehru he not only saved
the Congress from immediate disintegration brought
on by leadership squabbles but proved to the world the
vibrancy of lndian democracy His later confrontation
with Prime Minister lndira Gandhi was a consequence ofthe inevitable power struggle between the organization
and the parliamentary wing of the party lt was also a
reflection of the contradictory perceptions of the old
guard and the new generation of leaders
CRubolovonyo4th MSc Integroted (Moths)
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BRAND UTILISATION INMODERN DAYS
Factories rust away Packages become obsoleteProducts lost their relevance But great Brands live
forever - Backer Spielvogel Bates
Brand is a name used to identify and distinguish a specific
product service or business A legally protected Brand
Name is called a Proprietary Name Brand is the image
of the product in the market Some people distinguish
the psychological aspect of a brand from the experiential
aspect The experiential aspect consists of the sum ofall points of contact with the brand and is known as theBrand Experience The psychological aspect sometimes
referred to as the Brand lmage is a symbolic construct
created within the minds of the people and consists ofall the information and expectations associated with a
product or service The brand name is quite often used
interchangeably within brand although it is more
correctly used to specifically denote written or spoken
linguistic elements of any product ln this context a
brand name constitutes a type of trademark if thebrand name exclusively identifies the brand owner as the
commercial source of products or services A brand ownermay seek to protect proprietary rights in relation to a
brand name through trademark registration Advertising
spokespersons have also become part of some brands
For example Mr Whipple of Charmin toilet tissue and
Tony the Tiger of Kelloggs
Branding may refer to Livestock branding the marking of animals to indicate
ownership Human branding as body
punishment Branding (BDSM) bonding of
marking of a submissive
modification or
the partners and
Wood branding permanently marking by way ofheat wood (also plastic cork leather etc)
Vehicle title branding a permanent designation
indicating that a vehicle has been written off Brand a name logo slogan andor design scheme
associated with a product or service Brand management the application of marketing
techniques to a specific product product line or
brand Nation branding the application of marketing
techniques for the advancement of a country Personal branding people and their careers marketed
as brandsCo-branding associates a single product or service
with more than one brand name
Branding agency a type of marketing agency which
specialises in creating brandsr Faith branding the application of marketing
techniques to religious institutions or individuals
Branding and lts lmportance in Marketing StrrtegyThe American MarketingAssociation (AMA) defines Brand
as a name term sign symbol or design or a combinationof them intended to identify the goods and services ofone seller or group of sellers and to differentiate themfrom those of other sellers Therefore it makes sense
to understand that branding is not about getting your
target market to choose you over the competition but itis about getting your prospects to see you as the only one
that provides a solution to their problem
The objectives that a good brand will achieve include Delivers the message clearly Confirms your credibilityr Connects your target prospects emotionallyr Motivates the buyer Concretes User Loyalty
To succeed in branding one must understand the needs
and wants of the customers and prospects This may be
achieved by integrating the brand strategies throughthe company at every point of public contact The brand
resides within the hearts and minds of customers clients
and prospects lt is the sum total of their experiences
and perceptions some of which can be influenced or
enhanced
To conclude a strolg brand is invaluable as the battlefor customers intensifies day by day lts importantto spend time investing in researching defining and
building brand The brand is the source of a promise tothe consumers and its a foundational and crucial tool inmarketing communication which brings success to theproduct and to the organisation
U THIRIPURASUNDARIPh D SCHOTAR IN COMMERCE
LATERAL THINKING PUTTLES
1 A woman has incontrovertible proof in court that herhusband was murdered by her sister The judge declares
This is the strangest case lve ever seen Though its a
cut-and-dried case this woman cannot be punished
The sisters are Siamese twins
2 A man walks into a bar and asks for a drink The
bartender pulls out a gun and points it at him The man
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says Thank you and walks out
The man has hiccups the bartender scares them away bypulling a gun
3 A man and his wife raced through the streets Theystopped and the husband got out of the car When hecame back his wife was dead and there was a strangerin the car
The wife was about to have a baby They drove to thehospital The husband left to get a wheelchair but thebaby was born in the meantime and the wife didntsurvive the birth
4 The music stops and a woman dies
The woman is a tightrope walker in a circus Her actconsists of walking the rope blindfolded accompaniedby music without a net The conductor is supposed tostop the music when she reaches the end of the ropesignaling that its safe to step off onto the platform Thatday the usual conductor was ill The substitute stoppedthe music early
5 Two men enter a bar They are served identical drinksOne lives the other dies
The drinks contain poisoned ice cubes one man drinksslowly giving them time to melt while the other drinksquickly and thus doesnt get much of the poison
6 Joe wearing a mask and carrying an empty sack leaveshis house An hour later he returns with a full sack Hegoes into a room and turns out the lights
Joe is a kid who goes trick-or-treating for Halloweenreturns and goes to sleep
Word puzzle
Can you create a sentence that contains the word and
five times in a row ie with no other word between eachand
I commissioned an artist to paint a sign for Entertainerthat said entertainer Games And Fun however theymade a terrible mistake The gap between Games andAnd and Andand Fun wasnt the same so the signseemed oddly out of balance
CRUBAIAVANYA4lh MSc lnlegrafed (Moths)
CONSUMER AWARENESS RIGHTSAND RESPONSIBILITIES
The growing interdependence of the world economy andinternational character of many business practices havecontributed to the development of universal emphasison consumer rights protection and promotion MahatmaGandhi the father of nation attached greater importanceto what he described as the poor consumer whoaccording to him should be the principal beneficiary ofthe consumer movement He said
A Consumer is the most important visitor on ourpremises He is not dependent on us we are on himHe is not an interruption to our work he is the purposeof it We are not doing a favour to a consumer by givinghim an opportunity He is doing us a favour by giving anopportunity to serve him
The traditional product first and customer nextapproach is reversed to customer first product nextapproach lt means sellers market shifted to buyersmarket This way the needs of the customers becomethe focus of all developnent within the organisation lnthe modern content Consumer delight is consideredto be the ultimate goal of any organisation in the presentcompetitive environment
ConsumerAny person who buys or uses goods and services is a
consumer A consumer is any person business firm orgovernmental unit that chooses goods and servicesspends money on them and uses these goods andservices primarily to satisfy their own wants From birthevery one is a consumer in one or the other way
A right consumer is an individual who purchasesarticles consciously ominously with due on negligencesuperiority utility and also looking at its real monitoryvalue essentially and return value
ConsumerismConsumerism is a recent and universal phenomenon lt isa social movement Consumerism is all about protectionof the interests of the consumers According to McMillanDictionary (1985) Consumerism is concerned withprotecting consumers from all organisations with whichthere is exchanged relationship lt encompasses theset of activities of government business independentorganisations and concerned consumers that aredesigned to protect the rights of consumers The
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Chambers Dictionary (1993) defines Consumerism asthe protection of the interests of the buyers of goods andservices against defective or dangerous goods etc
Consumer Rightsln order to maximize the consumer satisfaction everybusiness enterprise is constantly bound to follow andpractice the requirements set for consumer protectionon national and supernational levels For this purposethe norms of business ethics have to be such that everyenterprise commits and complies with the lnternationalRights of Consumers as endorsed by the United Nationand embodied in the Consumer Protection Laws inlndia as in the form of objects of Consumer protectionCouncil Some of the basic consumer rights according toConsumer Protection Aci 1986 are as follows
1 The Rightto Safety that is to be protected againstproducts production processes and services whichare hazardous to health or life and property
2 The Right to be lnformed that is to be givenadequate facts about the quality quantity andprice of goods so as to make an informed choiceor decision and act wisely against any unfair tradepractices
3 The Right to Choose that is to have access to a
variety of products and services at competitiveprices and in the case of monopolies to have anassurance of satisfactory quality and service atfair price in such a way that the unrestrained rightof a minority to choose will not mean denial of a
fair share to majority4 The Right to be Heard that is to be represented
for consumer interests in the formulation andexecution of policies for development andproduction of goods and services
5 The Right to Redress that is to have a fairsettlement of just cla ims a nd receive com pensationfor misrepresentafion or shoddy goods orservices
6 The Right to Consumer Education that is toacquire knowledge and skills to be an informedconsumer and to take action on the mattersconcerning consumer decisions
7 The Right to Healthy Environment that is tohave a physical - environmental conducive togood quality of life and have protection againstenvironmental problems over which individualconsumer has no control (taken care byenvironmental protection law)
The lndian legal system experienced a revolution withthe enactment of the Consumer Protection Act of1986 [CPA] which was specifically deigned to protect
consumer interests The CPA was passed with avowedobjectives lt is intended to provide justice which is less
formal [and involves] less paper work less delay andless [expense] The CPA has received wide recognitionin lndia as poor mans legislation ensuring easy access tojustice However the CPA simply gives a new dimensionto rights that have been recognized and protected sincethe ancient period lt is rightly said that the present-day concern for consumer rights is not new andthat consumers rights like the right to have safe un-adulterated and defect-free commodities at appropriateprices has been recognized since ancient times
Objectives of the ActThe purpose of the Act is to provide forthe establishmentof the Commission
1 To prevent practices having adverse effect oncompetition
2 To promote and sustain competition in markets3 To protect the interests of consumers and4 To ensure freedom of trade carried on by other
participants in the markets in lndia
Suggestions1 Educate consumers to develop an understanding
about their responsibilities as consumers2 Consumers should come together to develop the
strength and influence to promote and protecttheir own interest
3 Government should make and implement rulesof punishment more severe so that manufacturerand shopkeeper think twice before adoptingfraudulent practices
4 A Campaign should be set in motion to involveevery consumer for making them more consciousand aware of their right and responsibilities
Thus Consumer protection is always a matter of greaterand graver concern ln ancient lndia effective measureswere initiated to protect consumers from crimes inthe market place ln ancient lndia the king was thesupreme authority to render justice but his authoritywas circumscribed by the rules of Dharma ln themedieval period some Muslim rulers developed wellorganized market mechanisms to monitor prices andthe supply of goods to the markets During the Britishperiod the modern legal system was introduced in lndiaand many laws were enacted to protect the interests ofconsumers generally Today the civil justice system istainted with deficiencies that discourage the consumerfrom seeking legal recourse However the ConsumerProtection Act of 1986 which provides easy access tojustice has brought a legal revolution to lndia as a result
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of its cost-effective mechanisms and popular support To
conclude a few consumers were fully aware about therights responsibilities and Consumer Protection ActHence it is necessary to educate them on their rightsand responsibilities as consumers to make them vigilantrational and become conscious buyers
U THIRIPURASUNDARIPh D SCHOTAR IN COMMFRCE
I wish
I wish to be innocent childFree from burden but
I wish to be desert travelerTaking deep sigh from exhaustion but
I wish to be humming birdAbsorbing nature from sounding world but
I wish to be human beingAtleast I will try to be
MDAKSAMVKI MSc fMAIHS]
WONDER OF MATHEMATICS
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1238+3=98712348+4=9876
123458+5=987651234568+6=987654
t2345678+7=9876543I23 45 67 8 8+8=987 65432
123455789 8 +9=987 65432L
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TRY IT
Use each number from 1 to 10 only once But the sum ofthe number on each side 0f the pentagon will be 19
Facts of science1 The distance from the earth to the sun is
149600000000 m2 The speed of light is 300000000 msec3 The average diameter of a red blood cell is
0000007mm4 The thickness of human hair is in the
0005cm yto 001cm5 The distance of moon from the
394467000m6 The size of a plant cell is 000001275m7 Average radius ofthe sun is 695000km8 Mass of propellant in a space shuttle solid rocket
booster is 503600ke9 Thickness of a piece of paper is 00015cm10The height of mount everest is 8848m
VVosukiV MSc INIMAIHS
SO-CALLED PRESTICIOUSSOCIETY
He did not like his fathers idea of getting him a jobthrough some influential person But he thought that ifhe could get the job it will be helpful for his family Nowhe not only missed the job but also the money lt was notone or two paisa but four thousand in total
Only with his guilty conscience my father would haveaccepted this ln his sloth of youth and comfortablenessof his luxury he disdained all his neighbours He knewthat now nobody would give even a match stick to him
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He realized this fact at my sisters marriage itself He
thought of all these incidents and he did not want tospoil the future of his children as his life has been marred
in the belief of supposed rain and in chilly production So
he spent money and admitted his son in the MA course
But all his efforts had fell through
Until noq KR was not found anywhere The regret card
was received by us that morning and so we searched forhim thrice He was not available in the house and also in
the places where he usually visits lf I catch him
I would catch him by his shirt and abuse him with all
sorts of rubbish words He must be insulted in public and
driven out of the place He must be slapped and asked
for justice But this is not the right era for doing it He
was such an influential person ln front of him all these
virtues like literacy consideration and justice would go
in vain
Even father could not stand before this kind of hegemonicpowers Still I am able to remember the first meeting
Father went inside and wished him politely
Come in Sir What is the matter(KRs voice was
commanding due to his oratory skills on the stage)
He is my Son (He raised his head and glanced at him)
Come in boy what is your educational qualification
MA
l come here for his sake he finished his studies twoyears ago but still he did not get any job
So sad
Nowit is stated in the notice that they are giving
placements Please do me a favour
OKl will see to it boy without fail bring me a copy ofthe application tomorrow
(Then again father wished him kindly)
l believe only in you
Alrightl will take care
Afterthat father and KR went along with him to Madras
They took the taxi and first entered a good hotel and
then KR visited many persons on the way Altogether
the expense of the taxi and hotel came around four
hundred rupees On the second day evening KR asked
two thousand from the father for the purpose of bribingother persons and he said Even God grants the boon
Priest denies it
Father thought a bit and said after returning to his place
he will make arrangement for that
He was not able to get the money He thought of lending
his land But mother rose like Kali and shouted Then
on one day with full of tears she gave the rest of jewels
which remained after the sisters marriage After twomonths KR called them At that time there was no
other go father had to arrange for another two thousand
rupees So he happened to lend the land
shit
He climbed the stairs and rang the bell Even that time
she opened the door with some weeklies in her hand
On looking at him she adjusted her dress
Fathersomeone has come to see you (She wentinside)
Come in boy
Even though KR was not honest he had the same smile
on his face while inviting The boy showed the regret
card And he had no words to speak as he was in extremewrath but still he read KRs face
someone is behind this deed You do not worry I am
going to Madras this week I will see to it
How was he capable of telling lies with such a smile How
he had such a potential to cheat all the innocent fathers
Even after doing all sort of frauds he was able to walk
with pride because this is so called prestigious society
He shut the compound door with full force The dog
which was eating the food in the dust bin on the road
looked at him He did not care for it and he continued
to walk but all of a sudden he stopped at the particular
place He stumbled over a stone and picked it up and
hurled it at the dog Bow it ran quickly then hopped
and disappeared He could stone only these dogs
Only these dogs- Molon V Noroyonon
SOURCE TEXT GAURAVAR SABAI (MALAN
vNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH BY
JMADHUMIDHA SRI
II MA ENGLISH
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MATHEMATICAL PUZZLESt Which weighs more A pound of gold or a pound of
feathers2 What is alive and has only 1 foot3 When do giraffes have 8 feet4 How many eggs can you put in an empty basket5 lf you take three apples from five apples how many
do you have6 What has 4 legs and only 1 foot7 How many times can you subtract 6 from 308 How many 9s between 1 and 1009 lt happens once in a minute twice in a week and
once in a year What is it10 How can half of 2be7L1 When things go wrong what can you always count
on12 What goes up and never comes downL3 What did one math book say to the other math
book14 Why is the longest human nose on record only L1
inches longL5 As I was going to the fair I saw a man with golden
hair He had 3 sons each with another one Howmany people were going to the fair
16 A queen bee was buzzing a worker bee was buzzinga honey bee was buzzing and a killer bee wasbuzzing How many bees were in buzzing
17 What did you wear the day after yesterday18 There is a pink house made of bricks a blue house
made of bricks an orange house made of bricksWhat color bricks is a greenhouse made of
19 lf a rooster laid 11 eggs and the farmer took 5 ofthem and another rooster laid 14 eggs and 5 ofthemwere rotten how many eggs were left
ANSWERS
1 Both weigh the same7 A leg
3 When theres two of themi Only one after that the basket is not empty5 You have three apples5 A bedr Once after that it is no longer 30 (Dont try this in a
test I )
3 209 The lettereiO Cut Xll into two halves horizontally you get Vll on the
top halfYour fingersYour age
Wow have lgot problemslOtherwise it would be a footOne Just me because I met the others on the way tothe fair
L6 One There is only one b in the word buzzing17 What I am wearing today18 A greenhouse is made of glass or plastic not bricks19 0 Roosters dont lay eggs
KAFARS2 DAUGHTER- Modhovikkuili
Hajirahajjumma3 was peacefully sitting on the doorstepof her newly built house She was simultaneouslythrowing her eyes outside to see the sights on the roadand was stretching her head backwards to see what isgoing on in the kitchen She saw a group of girls going tothe college
lnstead of taking the road outside the gate they aremoving through my courtyard by making all sorts ofsounds and giggles At that moment she was remindedof her son Adilkhan lts just before a week Adil hasreturned the new home after finishing his studies Nowthese girls are passing through my yard just to see himNo man in the village is as handsome as Adil But its surethat I wont let these girls to attract or to impress him
These girls have not had any headdress but from thatwe cant say hat they are not Muslims people are turningprogressive nowadays Most of the rituals and customshave already changed And if ever Adil brings a bride shemay not be wearing any headdress Even then I am notready to order her to cover her hair Secretly I wish to geta daughter -in-law who prays five times a day But I haveto hide that wish too Because Adil is the exact double ofhis father he is very short tempered He will move to thecity with his wife leaving me and this house I cant bearthe terrible loneliness at this frail old age Have I built thishouse spending seven lakhs to live alone Four bedroomsin the upstairs The wide verandah A tall wall around tokeep the children safe ln this new house Adil and hisfamily should live happily lll stay in the ground floor inthe room of my late husband The old lady servant will belying in the floor near the kitchen The girls laughed againas they were hastily passing through the yard
Hajjumma imitated
2 Kafar- a non-believer of lslam3 Hajirahajjumma lts the name of he person Hajira) who has-returned from hajj (holy pilgrimage to Mecca) and umma is aterm used by the Muslims in Kerala to call their mother
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Cant you walk through the road ls there any law
written like this that you should walk through the othercourtyard by breaking their walls she asked A loudlaughter answered her question
Umma suddenly turned to see the stairs ls Adil steppingdown Or is he standing in the verandah to watch thesegirls passing
Adil had his breakfast at 10 O clock Jhe lady servant
brought puria and chicken curry from the kitchen along
with the milk mixed coffee
Eat my dearHajjumma said and grow healthy
Nobody should complain that the new groom is leantheservant remarked and then laughed by showing her black
teeth
Who is going to be a groom now I am not going to marry
soon he retorted
You should marry at the right age Or else girls will startroaming around the house These village girls cant be a
proper match for you Hajjumma stated
Havent you seen a fair girl among the band of thecollege going girls She is very beautifulthe servant lady
commented
The girl is from which familyAdil asked
She is our Narayannairss daughter -Saraswati said the
servant
A kafars daughterHajjumma whispered
That girl is looking at me from yesterday onwardsAdilsaid and laughed as if he had cracked a joke
l am going to build a wall around the house tomorrowitself No more laugh and play I have already looked a
girl for you from a good Muslim family from Kodungaloor
She is a relative of our Sidique doctor She has M A You
should go and see her this Friday Hajjumma told her
son
4 Puri-its a food item made of wheat powder its cooked in the
boiled oils Nair-is a forward Hindu cast in Kerala
l wont go You shouldnt bother to find a girl for meAdilsaidThen whom are you going to marry ls thau the girlSaraswati
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NAVYA VKIil M4
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
Shakuntala Devi was born on 4th Novemben 1939
in Bangalore Karnataka lndia Manifested with an
extraordinary love for numbers at the age of 3 she became
an expert in complex mental arithmetic at the age of five
On 18 June 1980 Shakuntala Devi gave the product oftwo thirteen digit figures after multiplying them within28 seconds Many countries have invited Shakuntala Devi
to demonstrate her extraordinary talent Today she isacclaimed as an accomplished mathematician
ln 1980 she gave the product of two thirteen digitnumbers within 28 seconds many countries have invitedher to demonstrate her extraordinary talent
ln Dallas she competed with a computer to see who give
the cube root of 188138517 faster she won At Universityof USA she was asked to give the 23d root of
9 167 4867 69 2003 9 1 5 8 09 8 6 6 09 2 7 5 8 5 3 80 1 6 2483 1 06 6 80
744308622407 1265L6427 93465 704086709659
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Shakunatala Devi is a well-known mathematicalgenius and
calculating progidy from lndia She has been nicknamed
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Human Computer because of her extraordinary talentand skill in solving complex mathematical problemswithout any mechanical aid Shakuntalas father was a
circus artiste and it was he who introduced Shakuntalato the world of mathematics through card tricksShakuntalas amazing memory power was tapped whichthen led herto develop an extraordinary love for numbersat the tender age of three
Gradually over the years Shakuntalas memorizingand calculating skills were strengthened whilst shesimultaneously became an expert in complex mentalarithmetic Beginning at the University of Mysore andthe Annamalai University Shakuntalas public displaysof her extraordinary abilities and talents even spreadto institutions worldwide bewildering the crowdedgathering of students and professors alike ln her timeolder calculating prodigies like Truman Henry Saffordwere also present yet Shakuntala started displayingher talents from a very young age With her brilliantmind Shakuntala Devi was adept at solving arithrneticalp roblems includ ing fu nctions of add ition m u lti plicationdivision calculating square and cube roots along withcomplex algorithms and Vedic Maths She could evenstate the day of the week of any given date in the lastcentury in a jiffy Shakuntala could even outdo some ofthe fastest available computers of that period Amongsther numerous feats the most outstanding ones thatfetched her name in the 1995 Guinness Book of WorldRecords are
ln January 977 al the Southern Methodist Universityin Dallas Texas Shakuntala Devi extracted the 23rd rootof a 201-digit number at the fifty-second mark withthe correct answer being54637289L She had beatenthe fastest computer UNIVACs time of 62 seconds and13000 instructions
On 18th june 1980 Shakuntala Devi demonstrated themultiplication oftwo 13-digitnumbers7 68636977 487 0x 2465099745779 picked randomly by the ComputerDepartment of lmperial College London She producedt h e correct a n swe r of 189 4766817 79954264627 7 3
730 in just 28 seconds
Shakuntala could find the cube root of 332 812 557 inunder a minute
Today Shakunatala Devi is an accomplished mathematicianwhose interests also include the mystic field of AstrologyWhile setling up of several mathematics research centersare her future plans Shakuntala Devi has also writtenn umerous books some of which are - Puzzles to Puzzle You
Fun with Numbers Astrology for you and Mathablity
Shakuntala Devi is generally known as aHuman Computerbecause of her extraordinary talents in solving complexmathematical problems without any mechanical aid Shealso found her place in the Guinness book of recordsas a result of her extraordinary talents Nowadays apartfrom solving mathematical problems she is utilizing heramazing talent in the field of astrology
She adds a L6-digit number with another one andmultiplies the result with an equal array of numbersalmost instantaneously finds the cube root of theresultant and pops up with an answer in just about thetime taken for a wink Humanly not possible as even toask the question would in its shortest possibility take a
minute Rated as one in 58 million for her stupendousmathematicalfeats by one of the fastest super-computersever invented - - the Univac-1l08 - - Shakuntala Devi is agenius par excellence
She is a human computer with a brain that can work outa 23rd root of a 20L-digit number in 12 seconds less thanthe Univac-1108 will be a gross understatement Butperhaps there isnt any better title for a person for whomsolving complex mathematical problems is childs play
Doubling up as an astrologer in her spare time ShakuntalaDevi equates the science of foretelling to mathematicsAstrology and mathematics are so analogous
ln fact they are complementary to each other as bothdeal in numbers she says The prodigious expert whohails from a simple orthodox Kannada Brahmin familyis interestingly a culinary expert too l have authoredmany books on cookery she says modestly
A Guinness record holder sexagenarian Devi inspiresawe in many but remains unsurpassable in her own fieldof numbers Call her a mathematician extraordinaire or amathemagician she modestly accepts her ignorance touse a computer Believe it or not I have never learntto use an abacus she says in a hushed tone Godsgift A divine quality is how Devi accredits her uniquedistinction that began showing visibility since the age ofthree She informs that none in her family showed anysigns of the same head for figures Not even remotelyalthough my dad was a stage magician she adds
Mathematical feats which are even beyond a normalhuman brain to comprehend are solved by her soeffortlessly that pitting her brain against the fastestmainframes and super computers and beating themalmost always has become an intense passion with herAstounding scientists and academicians all around theworld with her remarkable feats the maths wizard is now
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here in our very own Hyderabad and has expressed her
desire to set up a Maths varsity here which would carryon her legacy of popularising mathematics amongpeople
l have asked the chief minister for a grant of L00 acres
land for the University and he has approved of the idea
Shakuntala Devi claims l will force juvenile delinquentschild labourers and child beggars to join my academy so
that they can also become Nobel laureates one day she
dreams as her eyes gleam in excitement about the wholeproject
l just pray that I can finish offthe entire project beforemy death ln a way the varsity which I propose to startwill be a global seat of learning for mathematics and willbe my humble contribution to the world Devi gushes
adding that the emphasis will be on Vedic mathematicsso that the glorious tradition of lndian mathematics is
preserved
For a person so passionate about numbers who has
never had any formal education how does it feel tohave wor nanV accolades and teach mathematicalshortcuts to eminent experts God has given me thisquality for the benefit of others the purpose of my lifuis to make people especially children enjoy Maths as an
affable and an joyful experience she concludes
SOME OF THE PUZZLES OF
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
1 A PROBLEI1OF COMBINATIONA box contains 12 marbles of three different coloursgreen yellow and blue-4 each lf you were to close your
eyes and pick them at random how many marbles must
take out to be sure that there are atleast two of one
colour among the marbles picked out
Answerln the first three pickings you may get one of each colour
on the fourth pick there will be atleast two of one color
Therefore the answer is 4
2 THE SPECIAL NUMBERThere is a number whose double is greater than its half
by 45Can you find that number
AnswerAs the difference between twice the number and half of
it amounts to 45or half of the number plus the whole ofits represented by 1 adds up to 45
t2+=I2+212=32=45
Now we have to find what number 32 is equal of 45Jodo this we invert 32to 23 and multiply by 45This gives
us
21345=30
Therefore the number is 30
3 THE DIG ITAL GAMEThere is a number the second digit of which is smallerthan its first digit by 4 and if the number was divided by
the number
AnswerThe number is 84
4 BROTHERS AND SISTERS
A family has several children Each boy in this familyhas as many sisters as brothers but each girl has sisters
twice as many brothers as sisters How many brothersand sisters are there
AnswerSince the boys have as many brothers as sisters theremust be 1 boy more than the number of girls lf we try2 and 13 and 2and 4 and 3we will find that 4 boys and
3 girls is the solution to fulfill the requirement that eachgirl has twice as many brothers as sisters
5 THE PECULIAR NUMBERThere is a number which is very peculiar
is three times the sum of its digits Can
number
AnswerThe number is 27 2+7=993=27
This numberyou find the
ReferenceShakuntala Devi (2006) Puzzles to puzzle you
Andhttp enwi ki pediaorg
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THE ALCHEMY CALLED MARRIACE
Rajee had giddiness when she woke up in the morningHer head weighed as if it carried the globe This sensationwas the indication of headache
Rajee took the ribbon near the mirror and tied it tightlyaround her head Pressing her cheeks deeply in thepillow she laid down to her left She took another pillownear her leg and held it with her hands on her face
Her mother cried What is this you are doing in theearly morning She knows what it is But she has to askWithout answering Rajee closed her eyes
One day or other you are going to suffocate and die
Not a curse but mother rebuked Though she thoughtshe was speaking severely there would always be somesoftness in it She would give advance to her servantmaid saying You will never pay back the money Butshe is so kind and has never reduced the salary
tVhat is this Rajee im shouting and you
leadache mom
ou are a girl to be married and you complain of your-eadache taking away the pillow she examined her-ead with her hand
shing her moms hand aside Rajee turned back
- ive minutes there came a strong coffee you havent rrshed your teeth Its ok Drink
Sre felt comfortable when she stretched her arms after- nking coffee She felt that her mothers care woulde her headache But she has decided to bunk her officey so that she need not shout hello throughout the An unspeakable comfort would come if she takes a- vater bath after 1030 am Ecstasy in moms spicym What is it in these tablets a drowsy feeling
- c as sudden Rajee thought of her would be -- arajan Her inner voice said Comradel Do you get ^ or sorrow
^cne thought that Varadarajan had an iron body-- he fainted in a hunger strike Then he didnt knowcs or labor party Only his humanism urged him toltustice A woman employee on her maternity leave
had a miscarriage So the officers had sanctioned herleave under loss of pay Varadarajan wanted to voice thisinjustice
Why are you bothered about womans leave theymocked at him
lf you want you can go to court they were adamantA few voiced for the strike Fourth day afternoon hefainted in the strike Doctors came and diagnosed hiscritical condition which was due to acetone secretionThey were angry with him for his silence How he didntknow That much pain would have troubled his stomachHis pain would have made him feel as if the abdomentissues were tightening Didnt he tell
He didnt even murmur doctorl
Rajee wept for his heart which withheld pain She wasthrilled What sort of a heart is thisl A man who wasready to die for others ls he a man
Dont make me an idol and pray lm just a human Lookhere I could wink my eyes my legs are in the floor mybody sweats said Varadarajan
l couldnt bear even a headache How could you bearsuch a pain
Have you read BharathiyarT
Ya Has he talked about medicine
lle quotes from Bharathi
l osked for o ball-like flexibte physicAnd on un-desiring heart
Dont cheat me Speak the truth
lts all about mind Rajee lf we think we cant bear painwe would die even if a stone pricks lf you do somethingfor someone else you could laugh even at the time ofdeath
Rajee learned to laugh which culminated in love Lovewith one condition She should call him as comrade evenafter marriage
They married
Comrades world is big But home is small She hacjheadache on the very day she entered her in-laws homels lt due to tiredness or jasmine smell or due to tensionin a new place She does not know Her silk sari madehel sluffv Her thishs waist armpits were irritatine withTTamil poet
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sweat lt would be comfortable if she could wear a thinhouse coat and sleep while drying her wet hair
It is possible if it were her moms place But whatwould mother-in-law think if she wears house coat on
the first day itself She didnt know if she should seekpermission
Without any thought she went inside the bathroom and
washed her face The chill feel was good She continuedto sprinkle water on her face Water droplets fell fromher brows and dripped through her nose Her sari got
wet near her neck
When she changed her clothes her mother-in-law said
Cant you be in sari for some time at least today We
may have some guests
Mom I washed my face and my sari got wet Rajee
said
You answer back immediately said mother-in-law At
that moment Rajee decided not to speak in that house
even at the cost of her life
Varadarajan didnt stop his speeches ln trade union
meeting party office political stage he continued to talk
lf not in such serious meetings at least he would speak
with some guests near his house Expect in his sleep he
continued to speak Speech made him fly high Gave him
a permanent seat in a big regional union head
Headache broke her skull lt cant be cured with a ribbon
or a coffee or an ointment Now-a-days the pain is severe
Nerves in the brain turned into worms She felt like hittingher head with a grinding stone
But cant sleep now Varadarajan was getting ready
somewhere in the early morning lt must be an importantmeeting somewhere Couldnt talk for two days lf she
misses even today then there wont be a next chance
Not for her For others
Mind matters We would die if it is for us We could
laugh at the death bed if it is for others cause
Varadarajans words that taught her to laugh gave her
life
Rajee managed to get up Called him comrade he
turned
Comrade just a minute
Yeah Rajee
Govind has put his hand into the machine
shit when
Two days back There is a problem now
What
The company wont give compensation it seems
Because he is a casual labour
Thats illegal
l think yolr can talk to the authorities
How could l lm not in the union
Friendship is different from that of a union
Comrade ls it you You were about to die when you
voiced for Visalatchi is that for the union or for her
Then I was a single man Now lve a wife and a familySo
Risk in my office would reflect in my family I dont wantthat to happen
You dont know Not only the labours but the party is
also in the union ln fact the party is our leader now I
cant do anything against the party
You could speak against your boss but you cant speak
against your party
lts true
He went down the stairs as a shadow in the dawn Whathas changed this man who was ready to die for injustice
Marriage changes the bold men into cowards and softgirls into stones her heart murmured Rajee couldntignore it
- MATAN VNARAYANAN
SOURCE TEXT KALYANAM YENDRORU RASAYANAM
(MALAN VNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH
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SPECIALITY OF NUMBER 9
9 1=9
992=198
9993=2997
99994=39996
999995=499995
9999996=5999994
99999997=69999993
999999998=799999992
9999999999=899999999 1
SPECIALITY OF NUMBER37
373=L7
376=222
3730=1010
FAMOUS INDIANMATHEMATICIANS PROFII-E AND
CONTRIBUTIONS
RAMANUJATT
He was born on 22n of December 1887 in a smallvillage of Tanjore district Madras
He sent a set of 120 theorems to professor Hardyof Cambridge As a result he invited Ramanujan toEnglandHe showed that how to divide the number into two ormore squares or cubesWhen Mr Litlewood came to see Ramanujan intaxi number L729 Rarnanujan said that 1729 is thesmallest number which can be written in the form ofsum of cubes of two numbers in two ways
ieL729 = 93 + 103 =L3 + 123
since then the number 1729 is called Ramanujansnumber
ARYABHATTA
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Aryabhatta was born in 4764D in Kusumpur lndiaHe was the first person to say that Earth is sphericaland it revolves around the sunHe gave the formula (a + b)z = a2 + b2 + 2abHe taught the method of solving the following
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J+2+3 + 4+ 5 ++ nn(n + 1)
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2 + 22 + 32 + 42 + 2 ++n2 - n(n+1)(2n+1)6
13 + 23 +33 + 43 + 53 ++13 = t+lta + 2a + 34 + 44 + 5a + n4 = n(n+1) (2n+1)(3nz+3n-1)30
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BRAHMA GUPTA
Brahma Gupta was born in 598AD in pakistan
He gave four methods of multiplication
He gave the following formula used in Gp series
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a + ar+ arz + ar3 + arn-l = (arl) + (r_ 1)o He gave the following formulae
Area of a cyclic quadrilateral with side(s- bXs -c)(s- d)
where2s=a+b+c+d
Length of its diagonals =
JANAM (PEOPLE)AKBAR KAKKATTIL
The car is moving fast Nothing was felt other than themurmuring of the wind Suddenly a frightened voice
from behind Brake Brake When looked in front lsee a
bus coming very fast towards us lt is me who drives thecarl put brake Then I dont know how the driver whowas sitling behind reached the front
He had been sayingGiving accelerator instead ofpressing the brake Somehow he managed to push meto side and took control of the car and turned to left
The hitting of the vehicle against something and thecclllapse of something was the next thing I came to knowEyes are filled with darkness The colour of that darknesswas red at first lt had been changing its colour into blackthen again to red in a frightening speed When I openedmy eyes again everything around me was jumping inunclear shapes Yes now I am taking breath Yes so past
in a lightening speed was the bus seen early
Are you all right Are you alright Driver asks His voicewas shaky His eyes were thrusted out unusually
The thing which I wanted to ask was also the same The
entire body was shivering and sweating Both of themwere panting by looking face to face
Luckily nothing happened to both of us Damage wasonly for the building at that junction and also to the car
The front and the left side of the car have become like a
crumpled powder tin The dented bonnet is full of stonesand soil
When the panting is over we reached to normalcy Nowthe driver is trying to move the vehicle Oh Yes ltsmoving He moved back the vehicle and parked it Somemore soil and stones fell off from the car
Crowds on all the four sides How did people weregathered in a short time I dont remember whether I
saw any one here before I thought that people are hidingsome where expecting some danger
Dont tell that you where learning driving I will tell itlater Driver didnt forget to warn me even if he wasconfused
I looked around with fear Many necks that have headsat the end are looking inside the car Every eye is seemedthrusting unusually
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BHASKARACHARYA He was born in a village of Mysore district He was the first to give that any number divided
by 0 gives infinity (m) He has written a lot about zero surds permutation
and combination He wrote The hundredth part of the
circumference of a circle seems to be straight Ourearth is a big sphere and thats why it appears tobe flat
He gave the formulae like sin(A I B) = sinAcosB +
cosAsinB
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No Nothing serious
Ohl What a scene was that First lthought that nothingwould remain
Did he speak it with a disappointment Has he hoped ofgetting at least a single dead body
Luck Another man said He can be identified easilyom the crowd A fat man But a part of that shop I
ointed to that shop in confusion
lo probleml lt can be repaired by 500 Rupees ThankGod Nothing happened to men
-re words of the fat man that the problem can be solved 500 Rs gave me relief For our luck no serious damageas happened tb that shop lt can be repaired with some-inimal work But how much money will be needed toepair the car and make it as before Any way hat is only^e secondary matter lt can be considered later First I
-ave to escape from here3ut how did it happen lt is the fatty man himself
3ecame wonder stuck when I heard the explanation of^e driver How indecently they came even without a
gnal Dont they remember that it is a turning When- e said that I thought that he would have killed him if heg him in his hand now
len though the driver didnt say anything directly thecrvd got the following message from his words On our e there is not even a single mistake
les rightBus was in a high speed I did see that whatculd be the result if people drive a vehicle like this in-ls kind of turning Some one added ltried to smile atat God who came in the form of a man
Consider it as a blessing of God lf the car was dashedagainst ihe busl An old man cannot even continue afterhat Nothing happened to this people it itself is a greatring Fat man reminded
a nd the driver got out from the car in relief The shiveringlas not stopped even though it has decreased a little
t is the shop of Kuttiyali Mappilahe does not open itfcr the last some timeThinking to rebuild itEveningst becomes the camp of youthYou are lucky as it is
nidday Otherwiseyou are blessed ones1 Some bodyras saying
What do you want to drink lt is the fat fellow Beforesaying something itself somebody brought us two glassesof tea
I thought How good are these people How lovable andaffectionate are these villagers That is why everybodyuses the phrase beloved villagers
I was also thinking on which weak moment that I thoughtof learning driving Was there any need for it at the ageof 40 After hecame some what matured why did thisstrong desire catch me without leaving lt is true that I
felt inferiority complex when the guys who do not haveeven half of my age driving cars and two wheelers As I
was born as the only one of my parents they did not allowme to learn allthat fearing that something will happen tome The idea of learning it in secret by disobeying themalso didnt work because of my devotion to my parents I
was growing without knowing how to ride even a bicycleWasnt that kind of state needed to be continued But when father had his first heart attack in mid nightln neighbouring house there is car But driver has goneearly I had to get him to drive the car At that day I
thought a lot if I knew driving
It is not because of that I have a car or have facilities forthat I simply thought that it is better to learn these typesof things at least now When I asked to the friend in theneighourhood he sent me one car and the driver
I was in the happy mood because I have almost learntdrivingThen see what is happened now Didnt I drivethe car 10-15kms Smoothly Wasnt it on the intentionthat matters became somewhat OK that the driverseated behind me to give me confidence Are all thesehappened because I lost my presence of mind at somemoment Any way driving is not apt for people like meDid my parents know it Nothing bad happened to thembecause they didnt know driving
Now the people have made us to sit on the veranda of thenear by shop Somebody has gone to call the shop ownerCases or things like that is not needed two labourers maybe needed to repair the part of the shop that is brokenThe problem can be solved by giving the money for thatThe people said like that Frequently they were praisingus by saying that we are lucky men
It was in the midst of a lot of financial problems that I
managed to get some money to fill petrol and ali Nowshop repairing car repairing Even if all these troublesare there I still felt that there is no need to loose thechance to evaluate himself as a lucky man
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As lucky man my self I returned looks on them who look
at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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WHERE IS THE PERSON WITH A
CONTENTED MIND
An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
The staircase is in the hall thats good
Thank goodness you did not say it would be better if itwere behind
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
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1 sostros - treatises of Hindu religion and prescriptionof customashta lqkshmis-the group of eight Hindu goddesseswho preside over the eight sources of wealthaccording to the sastras They area Dhana Lqkshmi - Goddess of money and goldb Veera Lakshmi - Goddess of valourc Santanq Lskshmi - Goddess of progenyd Gajo Lqkshmi- Goddess of animal wealth like
cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
lf U think U will lose U R
lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
-NATACHA
LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
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BEYOND with
bullAspirationmiddot+lnnovation+middot Exploration middotmiddotOptimism
ReflectionmiddotmiddotOiscovery Dynamism Execution
middotIntegrity Endurance Evolution Excellence
BRAND UTILISATION INMODERN DAYS
Factories rust away Packages become obsoleteProducts lost their relevance But great Brands live
forever - Backer Spielvogel Bates
Brand is a name used to identify and distinguish a specific
product service or business A legally protected Brand
Name is called a Proprietary Name Brand is the image
of the product in the market Some people distinguish
the psychological aspect of a brand from the experiential
aspect The experiential aspect consists of the sum ofall points of contact with the brand and is known as theBrand Experience The psychological aspect sometimes
referred to as the Brand lmage is a symbolic construct
created within the minds of the people and consists ofall the information and expectations associated with a
product or service The brand name is quite often used
interchangeably within brand although it is more
correctly used to specifically denote written or spoken
linguistic elements of any product ln this context a
brand name constitutes a type of trademark if thebrand name exclusively identifies the brand owner as the
commercial source of products or services A brand ownermay seek to protect proprietary rights in relation to a
brand name through trademark registration Advertising
spokespersons have also become part of some brands
For example Mr Whipple of Charmin toilet tissue and
Tony the Tiger of Kelloggs
Branding may refer to Livestock branding the marking of animals to indicate
ownership Human branding as body
punishment Branding (BDSM) bonding of
marking of a submissive
modification or
the partners and
Wood branding permanently marking by way ofheat wood (also plastic cork leather etc)
Vehicle title branding a permanent designation
indicating that a vehicle has been written off Brand a name logo slogan andor design scheme
associated with a product or service Brand management the application of marketing
techniques to a specific product product line or
brand Nation branding the application of marketing
techniques for the advancement of a country Personal branding people and their careers marketed
as brandsCo-branding associates a single product or service
with more than one brand name
Branding agency a type of marketing agency which
specialises in creating brandsr Faith branding the application of marketing
techniques to religious institutions or individuals
Branding and lts lmportance in Marketing StrrtegyThe American MarketingAssociation (AMA) defines Brand
as a name term sign symbol or design or a combinationof them intended to identify the goods and services ofone seller or group of sellers and to differentiate themfrom those of other sellers Therefore it makes sense
to understand that branding is not about getting your
target market to choose you over the competition but itis about getting your prospects to see you as the only one
that provides a solution to their problem
The objectives that a good brand will achieve include Delivers the message clearly Confirms your credibilityr Connects your target prospects emotionallyr Motivates the buyer Concretes User Loyalty
To succeed in branding one must understand the needs
and wants of the customers and prospects This may be
achieved by integrating the brand strategies throughthe company at every point of public contact The brand
resides within the hearts and minds of customers clients
and prospects lt is the sum total of their experiences
and perceptions some of which can be influenced or
enhanced
To conclude a strolg brand is invaluable as the battlefor customers intensifies day by day lts importantto spend time investing in researching defining and
building brand The brand is the source of a promise tothe consumers and its a foundational and crucial tool inmarketing communication which brings success to theproduct and to the organisation
U THIRIPURASUNDARIPh D SCHOTAR IN COMMERCE
LATERAL THINKING PUTTLES
1 A woman has incontrovertible proof in court that herhusband was murdered by her sister The judge declares
This is the strangest case lve ever seen Though its a
cut-and-dried case this woman cannot be punished
The sisters are Siamese twins
2 A man walks into a bar and asks for a drink The
bartender pulls out a gun and points it at him The man
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says Thank you and walks out
The man has hiccups the bartender scares them away bypulling a gun
3 A man and his wife raced through the streets Theystopped and the husband got out of the car When hecame back his wife was dead and there was a strangerin the car
The wife was about to have a baby They drove to thehospital The husband left to get a wheelchair but thebaby was born in the meantime and the wife didntsurvive the birth
4 The music stops and a woman dies
The woman is a tightrope walker in a circus Her actconsists of walking the rope blindfolded accompaniedby music without a net The conductor is supposed tostop the music when she reaches the end of the ropesignaling that its safe to step off onto the platform Thatday the usual conductor was ill The substitute stoppedthe music early
5 Two men enter a bar They are served identical drinksOne lives the other dies
The drinks contain poisoned ice cubes one man drinksslowly giving them time to melt while the other drinksquickly and thus doesnt get much of the poison
6 Joe wearing a mask and carrying an empty sack leaveshis house An hour later he returns with a full sack Hegoes into a room and turns out the lights
Joe is a kid who goes trick-or-treating for Halloweenreturns and goes to sleep
Word puzzle
Can you create a sentence that contains the word and
five times in a row ie with no other word between eachand
I commissioned an artist to paint a sign for Entertainerthat said entertainer Games And Fun however theymade a terrible mistake The gap between Games andAnd and Andand Fun wasnt the same so the signseemed oddly out of balance
CRUBAIAVANYA4lh MSc lnlegrafed (Moths)
CONSUMER AWARENESS RIGHTSAND RESPONSIBILITIES
The growing interdependence of the world economy andinternational character of many business practices havecontributed to the development of universal emphasison consumer rights protection and promotion MahatmaGandhi the father of nation attached greater importanceto what he described as the poor consumer whoaccording to him should be the principal beneficiary ofthe consumer movement He said
A Consumer is the most important visitor on ourpremises He is not dependent on us we are on himHe is not an interruption to our work he is the purposeof it We are not doing a favour to a consumer by givinghim an opportunity He is doing us a favour by giving anopportunity to serve him
The traditional product first and customer nextapproach is reversed to customer first product nextapproach lt means sellers market shifted to buyersmarket This way the needs of the customers becomethe focus of all developnent within the organisation lnthe modern content Consumer delight is consideredto be the ultimate goal of any organisation in the presentcompetitive environment
ConsumerAny person who buys or uses goods and services is a
consumer A consumer is any person business firm orgovernmental unit that chooses goods and servicesspends money on them and uses these goods andservices primarily to satisfy their own wants From birthevery one is a consumer in one or the other way
A right consumer is an individual who purchasesarticles consciously ominously with due on negligencesuperiority utility and also looking at its real monitoryvalue essentially and return value
ConsumerismConsumerism is a recent and universal phenomenon lt isa social movement Consumerism is all about protectionof the interests of the consumers According to McMillanDictionary (1985) Consumerism is concerned withprotecting consumers from all organisations with whichthere is exchanged relationship lt encompasses theset of activities of government business independentorganisations and concerned consumers that aredesigned to protect the rights of consumers The
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Chambers Dictionary (1993) defines Consumerism asthe protection of the interests of the buyers of goods andservices against defective or dangerous goods etc
Consumer Rightsln order to maximize the consumer satisfaction everybusiness enterprise is constantly bound to follow andpractice the requirements set for consumer protectionon national and supernational levels For this purposethe norms of business ethics have to be such that everyenterprise commits and complies with the lnternationalRights of Consumers as endorsed by the United Nationand embodied in the Consumer Protection Laws inlndia as in the form of objects of Consumer protectionCouncil Some of the basic consumer rights according toConsumer Protection Aci 1986 are as follows
1 The Rightto Safety that is to be protected againstproducts production processes and services whichare hazardous to health or life and property
2 The Right to be lnformed that is to be givenadequate facts about the quality quantity andprice of goods so as to make an informed choiceor decision and act wisely against any unfair tradepractices
3 The Right to Choose that is to have access to a
variety of products and services at competitiveprices and in the case of monopolies to have anassurance of satisfactory quality and service atfair price in such a way that the unrestrained rightof a minority to choose will not mean denial of a
fair share to majority4 The Right to be Heard that is to be represented
for consumer interests in the formulation andexecution of policies for development andproduction of goods and services
5 The Right to Redress that is to have a fairsettlement of just cla ims a nd receive com pensationfor misrepresentafion or shoddy goods orservices
6 The Right to Consumer Education that is toacquire knowledge and skills to be an informedconsumer and to take action on the mattersconcerning consumer decisions
7 The Right to Healthy Environment that is tohave a physical - environmental conducive togood quality of life and have protection againstenvironmental problems over which individualconsumer has no control (taken care byenvironmental protection law)
The lndian legal system experienced a revolution withthe enactment of the Consumer Protection Act of1986 [CPA] which was specifically deigned to protect
consumer interests The CPA was passed with avowedobjectives lt is intended to provide justice which is less
formal [and involves] less paper work less delay andless [expense] The CPA has received wide recognitionin lndia as poor mans legislation ensuring easy access tojustice However the CPA simply gives a new dimensionto rights that have been recognized and protected sincethe ancient period lt is rightly said that the present-day concern for consumer rights is not new andthat consumers rights like the right to have safe un-adulterated and defect-free commodities at appropriateprices has been recognized since ancient times
Objectives of the ActThe purpose of the Act is to provide forthe establishmentof the Commission
1 To prevent practices having adverse effect oncompetition
2 To promote and sustain competition in markets3 To protect the interests of consumers and4 To ensure freedom of trade carried on by other
participants in the markets in lndia
Suggestions1 Educate consumers to develop an understanding
about their responsibilities as consumers2 Consumers should come together to develop the
strength and influence to promote and protecttheir own interest
3 Government should make and implement rulesof punishment more severe so that manufacturerand shopkeeper think twice before adoptingfraudulent practices
4 A Campaign should be set in motion to involveevery consumer for making them more consciousand aware of their right and responsibilities
Thus Consumer protection is always a matter of greaterand graver concern ln ancient lndia effective measureswere initiated to protect consumers from crimes inthe market place ln ancient lndia the king was thesupreme authority to render justice but his authoritywas circumscribed by the rules of Dharma ln themedieval period some Muslim rulers developed wellorganized market mechanisms to monitor prices andthe supply of goods to the markets During the Britishperiod the modern legal system was introduced in lndiaand many laws were enacted to protect the interests ofconsumers generally Today the civil justice system istainted with deficiencies that discourage the consumerfrom seeking legal recourse However the ConsumerProtection Act of 1986 which provides easy access tojustice has brought a legal revolution to lndia as a result
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of its cost-effective mechanisms and popular support To
conclude a few consumers were fully aware about therights responsibilities and Consumer Protection ActHence it is necessary to educate them on their rightsand responsibilities as consumers to make them vigilantrational and become conscious buyers
U THIRIPURASUNDARIPh D SCHOTAR IN COMMFRCE
I wish
I wish to be innocent childFree from burden but
I wish to be desert travelerTaking deep sigh from exhaustion but
I wish to be humming birdAbsorbing nature from sounding world but
I wish to be human beingAtleast I will try to be
MDAKSAMVKI MSc fMAIHS]
WONDER OF MATHEMATICS
18+1=9128+2=98
1238+3=98712348+4=9876
123458+5=987651234568+6=987654
t2345678+7=9876543I23 45 67 8 8+8=987 65432
123455789 8 +9=987 65432L
vvAsuKrlV MScflNIMAIHS
TRY IT
Use each number from 1 to 10 only once But the sum ofthe number on each side 0f the pentagon will be 19
Facts of science1 The distance from the earth to the sun is
149600000000 m2 The speed of light is 300000000 msec3 The average diameter of a red blood cell is
0000007mm4 The thickness of human hair is in the
0005cm yto 001cm5 The distance of moon from the
394467000m6 The size of a plant cell is 000001275m7 Average radius ofthe sun is 695000km8 Mass of propellant in a space shuttle solid rocket
booster is 503600ke9 Thickness of a piece of paper is 00015cm10The height of mount everest is 8848m
VVosukiV MSc INIMAIHS
SO-CALLED PRESTICIOUSSOCIETY
He did not like his fathers idea of getting him a jobthrough some influential person But he thought that ifhe could get the job it will be helpful for his family Nowhe not only missed the job but also the money lt was notone or two paisa but four thousand in total
Only with his guilty conscience my father would haveaccepted this ln his sloth of youth and comfortablenessof his luxury he disdained all his neighbours He knewthat now nobody would give even a match stick to him
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He realized this fact at my sisters marriage itself He
thought of all these incidents and he did not want tospoil the future of his children as his life has been marred
in the belief of supposed rain and in chilly production So
he spent money and admitted his son in the MA course
But all his efforts had fell through
Until noq KR was not found anywhere The regret card
was received by us that morning and so we searched forhim thrice He was not available in the house and also in
the places where he usually visits lf I catch him
I would catch him by his shirt and abuse him with all
sorts of rubbish words He must be insulted in public and
driven out of the place He must be slapped and asked
for justice But this is not the right era for doing it He
was such an influential person ln front of him all these
virtues like literacy consideration and justice would go
in vain
Even father could not stand before this kind of hegemonicpowers Still I am able to remember the first meeting
Father went inside and wished him politely
Come in Sir What is the matter(KRs voice was
commanding due to his oratory skills on the stage)
He is my Son (He raised his head and glanced at him)
Come in boy what is your educational qualification
MA
l come here for his sake he finished his studies twoyears ago but still he did not get any job
So sad
Nowit is stated in the notice that they are giving
placements Please do me a favour
OKl will see to it boy without fail bring me a copy ofthe application tomorrow
(Then again father wished him kindly)
l believe only in you
Alrightl will take care
Afterthat father and KR went along with him to Madras
They took the taxi and first entered a good hotel and
then KR visited many persons on the way Altogether
the expense of the taxi and hotel came around four
hundred rupees On the second day evening KR asked
two thousand from the father for the purpose of bribingother persons and he said Even God grants the boon
Priest denies it
Father thought a bit and said after returning to his place
he will make arrangement for that
He was not able to get the money He thought of lending
his land But mother rose like Kali and shouted Then
on one day with full of tears she gave the rest of jewels
which remained after the sisters marriage After twomonths KR called them At that time there was no
other go father had to arrange for another two thousand
rupees So he happened to lend the land
shit
He climbed the stairs and rang the bell Even that time
she opened the door with some weeklies in her hand
On looking at him she adjusted her dress
Fathersomeone has come to see you (She wentinside)
Come in boy
Even though KR was not honest he had the same smile
on his face while inviting The boy showed the regret
card And he had no words to speak as he was in extremewrath but still he read KRs face
someone is behind this deed You do not worry I am
going to Madras this week I will see to it
How was he capable of telling lies with such a smile How
he had such a potential to cheat all the innocent fathers
Even after doing all sort of frauds he was able to walk
with pride because this is so called prestigious society
He shut the compound door with full force The dog
which was eating the food in the dust bin on the road
looked at him He did not care for it and he continued
to walk but all of a sudden he stopped at the particular
place He stumbled over a stone and picked it up and
hurled it at the dog Bow it ran quickly then hopped
and disappeared He could stone only these dogs
Only these dogs- Molon V Noroyonon
SOURCE TEXT GAURAVAR SABAI (MALAN
vNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH BY
JMADHUMIDHA SRI
II MA ENGLISH
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MATHEMATICAL PUZZLESt Which weighs more A pound of gold or a pound of
feathers2 What is alive and has only 1 foot3 When do giraffes have 8 feet4 How many eggs can you put in an empty basket5 lf you take three apples from five apples how many
do you have6 What has 4 legs and only 1 foot7 How many times can you subtract 6 from 308 How many 9s between 1 and 1009 lt happens once in a minute twice in a week and
once in a year What is it10 How can half of 2be7L1 When things go wrong what can you always count
on12 What goes up and never comes downL3 What did one math book say to the other math
book14 Why is the longest human nose on record only L1
inches longL5 As I was going to the fair I saw a man with golden
hair He had 3 sons each with another one Howmany people were going to the fair
16 A queen bee was buzzing a worker bee was buzzinga honey bee was buzzing and a killer bee wasbuzzing How many bees were in buzzing
17 What did you wear the day after yesterday18 There is a pink house made of bricks a blue house
made of bricks an orange house made of bricksWhat color bricks is a greenhouse made of
19 lf a rooster laid 11 eggs and the farmer took 5 ofthem and another rooster laid 14 eggs and 5 ofthemwere rotten how many eggs were left
ANSWERS
1 Both weigh the same7 A leg
3 When theres two of themi Only one after that the basket is not empty5 You have three apples5 A bedr Once after that it is no longer 30 (Dont try this in a
test I )
3 209 The lettereiO Cut Xll into two halves horizontally you get Vll on the
top halfYour fingersYour age
Wow have lgot problemslOtherwise it would be a footOne Just me because I met the others on the way tothe fair
L6 One There is only one b in the word buzzing17 What I am wearing today18 A greenhouse is made of glass or plastic not bricks19 0 Roosters dont lay eggs
KAFARS2 DAUGHTER- Modhovikkuili
Hajirahajjumma3 was peacefully sitting on the doorstepof her newly built house She was simultaneouslythrowing her eyes outside to see the sights on the roadand was stretching her head backwards to see what isgoing on in the kitchen She saw a group of girls going tothe college
lnstead of taking the road outside the gate they aremoving through my courtyard by making all sorts ofsounds and giggles At that moment she was remindedof her son Adilkhan lts just before a week Adil hasreturned the new home after finishing his studies Nowthese girls are passing through my yard just to see himNo man in the village is as handsome as Adil But its surethat I wont let these girls to attract or to impress him
These girls have not had any headdress but from thatwe cant say hat they are not Muslims people are turningprogressive nowadays Most of the rituals and customshave already changed And if ever Adil brings a bride shemay not be wearing any headdress Even then I am notready to order her to cover her hair Secretly I wish to geta daughter -in-law who prays five times a day But I haveto hide that wish too Because Adil is the exact double ofhis father he is very short tempered He will move to thecity with his wife leaving me and this house I cant bearthe terrible loneliness at this frail old age Have I built thishouse spending seven lakhs to live alone Four bedroomsin the upstairs The wide verandah A tall wall around tokeep the children safe ln this new house Adil and hisfamily should live happily lll stay in the ground floor inthe room of my late husband The old lady servant will belying in the floor near the kitchen The girls laughed againas they were hastily passing through the yard
Hajjumma imitated
2 Kafar- a non-believer of lslam3 Hajirahajjumma lts the name of he person Hajira) who has-returned from hajj (holy pilgrimage to Mecca) and umma is aterm used by the Muslims in Kerala to call their mother
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Cant you walk through the road ls there any law
written like this that you should walk through the othercourtyard by breaking their walls she asked A loudlaughter answered her question
Umma suddenly turned to see the stairs ls Adil steppingdown Or is he standing in the verandah to watch thesegirls passing
Adil had his breakfast at 10 O clock Jhe lady servant
brought puria and chicken curry from the kitchen along
with the milk mixed coffee
Eat my dearHajjumma said and grow healthy
Nobody should complain that the new groom is leantheservant remarked and then laughed by showing her black
teeth
Who is going to be a groom now I am not going to marry
soon he retorted
You should marry at the right age Or else girls will startroaming around the house These village girls cant be a
proper match for you Hajjumma stated
Havent you seen a fair girl among the band of thecollege going girls She is very beautifulthe servant lady
commented
The girl is from which familyAdil asked
She is our Narayannairss daughter -Saraswati said the
servant
A kafars daughterHajjumma whispered
That girl is looking at me from yesterday onwardsAdilsaid and laughed as if he had cracked a joke
l am going to build a wall around the house tomorrowitself No more laugh and play I have already looked a
girl for you from a good Muslim family from Kodungaloor
She is a relative of our Sidique doctor She has M A You
should go and see her this Friday Hajjumma told her
son
4 Puri-its a food item made of wheat powder its cooked in the
boiled oils Nair-is a forward Hindu cast in Kerala
l wont go You shouldnt bother to find a girl for meAdilsaidThen whom are you going to marry ls thau the girlSaraswati
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NAVYA VKIil M4
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
Shakuntala Devi was born on 4th Novemben 1939
in Bangalore Karnataka lndia Manifested with an
extraordinary love for numbers at the age of 3 she became
an expert in complex mental arithmetic at the age of five
On 18 June 1980 Shakuntala Devi gave the product oftwo thirteen digit figures after multiplying them within28 seconds Many countries have invited Shakuntala Devi
to demonstrate her extraordinary talent Today she isacclaimed as an accomplished mathematician
ln 1980 she gave the product of two thirteen digitnumbers within 28 seconds many countries have invitedher to demonstrate her extraordinary talent
ln Dallas she competed with a computer to see who give
the cube root of 188138517 faster she won At Universityof USA she was asked to give the 23d root of
9 167 4867 69 2003 9 1 5 8 09 8 6 6 09 2 7 5 8 5 3 80 1 6 2483 1 06 6 80
744308622407 1265L6427 93465 704086709659
327 92057 67 4808067900227 830163549248523803357 4
53 1 69 3 5 1 1 19 0359 6s7 7 5 47 340075 68 18688305
620821016129132845564895 78015880677 1
Shakunatala Devi is a well-known mathematicalgenius and
calculating progidy from lndia She has been nicknamed
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Human Computer because of her extraordinary talentand skill in solving complex mathematical problemswithout any mechanical aid Shakuntalas father was a
circus artiste and it was he who introduced Shakuntalato the world of mathematics through card tricksShakuntalas amazing memory power was tapped whichthen led herto develop an extraordinary love for numbersat the tender age of three
Gradually over the years Shakuntalas memorizingand calculating skills were strengthened whilst shesimultaneously became an expert in complex mentalarithmetic Beginning at the University of Mysore andthe Annamalai University Shakuntalas public displaysof her extraordinary abilities and talents even spreadto institutions worldwide bewildering the crowdedgathering of students and professors alike ln her timeolder calculating prodigies like Truman Henry Saffordwere also present yet Shakuntala started displayingher talents from a very young age With her brilliantmind Shakuntala Devi was adept at solving arithrneticalp roblems includ ing fu nctions of add ition m u lti plicationdivision calculating square and cube roots along withcomplex algorithms and Vedic Maths She could evenstate the day of the week of any given date in the lastcentury in a jiffy Shakuntala could even outdo some ofthe fastest available computers of that period Amongsther numerous feats the most outstanding ones thatfetched her name in the 1995 Guinness Book of WorldRecords are
ln January 977 al the Southern Methodist Universityin Dallas Texas Shakuntala Devi extracted the 23rd rootof a 201-digit number at the fifty-second mark withthe correct answer being54637289L She had beatenthe fastest computer UNIVACs time of 62 seconds and13000 instructions
On 18th june 1980 Shakuntala Devi demonstrated themultiplication oftwo 13-digitnumbers7 68636977 487 0x 2465099745779 picked randomly by the ComputerDepartment of lmperial College London She producedt h e correct a n swe r of 189 4766817 79954264627 7 3
730 in just 28 seconds
Shakuntala could find the cube root of 332 812 557 inunder a minute
Today Shakunatala Devi is an accomplished mathematicianwhose interests also include the mystic field of AstrologyWhile setling up of several mathematics research centersare her future plans Shakuntala Devi has also writtenn umerous books some of which are - Puzzles to Puzzle You
Fun with Numbers Astrology for you and Mathablity
Shakuntala Devi is generally known as aHuman Computerbecause of her extraordinary talents in solving complexmathematical problems without any mechanical aid Shealso found her place in the Guinness book of recordsas a result of her extraordinary talents Nowadays apartfrom solving mathematical problems she is utilizing heramazing talent in the field of astrology
She adds a L6-digit number with another one andmultiplies the result with an equal array of numbersalmost instantaneously finds the cube root of theresultant and pops up with an answer in just about thetime taken for a wink Humanly not possible as even toask the question would in its shortest possibility take a
minute Rated as one in 58 million for her stupendousmathematicalfeats by one of the fastest super-computersever invented - - the Univac-1l08 - - Shakuntala Devi is agenius par excellence
She is a human computer with a brain that can work outa 23rd root of a 20L-digit number in 12 seconds less thanthe Univac-1108 will be a gross understatement Butperhaps there isnt any better title for a person for whomsolving complex mathematical problems is childs play
Doubling up as an astrologer in her spare time ShakuntalaDevi equates the science of foretelling to mathematicsAstrology and mathematics are so analogous
ln fact they are complementary to each other as bothdeal in numbers she says The prodigious expert whohails from a simple orthodox Kannada Brahmin familyis interestingly a culinary expert too l have authoredmany books on cookery she says modestly
A Guinness record holder sexagenarian Devi inspiresawe in many but remains unsurpassable in her own fieldof numbers Call her a mathematician extraordinaire or amathemagician she modestly accepts her ignorance touse a computer Believe it or not I have never learntto use an abacus she says in a hushed tone Godsgift A divine quality is how Devi accredits her uniquedistinction that began showing visibility since the age ofthree She informs that none in her family showed anysigns of the same head for figures Not even remotelyalthough my dad was a stage magician she adds
Mathematical feats which are even beyond a normalhuman brain to comprehend are solved by her soeffortlessly that pitting her brain against the fastestmainframes and super computers and beating themalmost always has become an intense passion with herAstounding scientists and academicians all around theworld with her remarkable feats the maths wizard is now
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here in our very own Hyderabad and has expressed her
desire to set up a Maths varsity here which would carryon her legacy of popularising mathematics amongpeople
l have asked the chief minister for a grant of L00 acres
land for the University and he has approved of the idea
Shakuntala Devi claims l will force juvenile delinquentschild labourers and child beggars to join my academy so
that they can also become Nobel laureates one day she
dreams as her eyes gleam in excitement about the wholeproject
l just pray that I can finish offthe entire project beforemy death ln a way the varsity which I propose to startwill be a global seat of learning for mathematics and willbe my humble contribution to the world Devi gushes
adding that the emphasis will be on Vedic mathematicsso that the glorious tradition of lndian mathematics is
preserved
For a person so passionate about numbers who has
never had any formal education how does it feel tohave wor nanV accolades and teach mathematicalshortcuts to eminent experts God has given me thisquality for the benefit of others the purpose of my lifuis to make people especially children enjoy Maths as an
affable and an joyful experience she concludes
SOME OF THE PUZZLES OF
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
1 A PROBLEI1OF COMBINATIONA box contains 12 marbles of three different coloursgreen yellow and blue-4 each lf you were to close your
eyes and pick them at random how many marbles must
take out to be sure that there are atleast two of one
colour among the marbles picked out
Answerln the first three pickings you may get one of each colour
on the fourth pick there will be atleast two of one color
Therefore the answer is 4
2 THE SPECIAL NUMBERThere is a number whose double is greater than its half
by 45Can you find that number
AnswerAs the difference between twice the number and half of
it amounts to 45or half of the number plus the whole ofits represented by 1 adds up to 45
t2+=I2+212=32=45
Now we have to find what number 32 is equal of 45Jodo this we invert 32to 23 and multiply by 45This gives
us
21345=30
Therefore the number is 30
3 THE DIG ITAL GAMEThere is a number the second digit of which is smallerthan its first digit by 4 and if the number was divided by
the number
AnswerThe number is 84
4 BROTHERS AND SISTERS
A family has several children Each boy in this familyhas as many sisters as brothers but each girl has sisters
twice as many brothers as sisters How many brothersand sisters are there
AnswerSince the boys have as many brothers as sisters theremust be 1 boy more than the number of girls lf we try2 and 13 and 2and 4 and 3we will find that 4 boys and
3 girls is the solution to fulfill the requirement that eachgirl has twice as many brothers as sisters
5 THE PECULIAR NUMBERThere is a number which is very peculiar
is three times the sum of its digits Can
number
AnswerThe number is 27 2+7=993=27
This numberyou find the
ReferenceShakuntala Devi (2006) Puzzles to puzzle you
Andhttp enwi ki pediaorg
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THE ALCHEMY CALLED MARRIACE
Rajee had giddiness when she woke up in the morningHer head weighed as if it carried the globe This sensationwas the indication of headache
Rajee took the ribbon near the mirror and tied it tightlyaround her head Pressing her cheeks deeply in thepillow she laid down to her left She took another pillownear her leg and held it with her hands on her face
Her mother cried What is this you are doing in theearly morning She knows what it is But she has to askWithout answering Rajee closed her eyes
One day or other you are going to suffocate and die
Not a curse but mother rebuked Though she thoughtshe was speaking severely there would always be somesoftness in it She would give advance to her servantmaid saying You will never pay back the money Butshe is so kind and has never reduced the salary
tVhat is this Rajee im shouting and you
leadache mom
ou are a girl to be married and you complain of your-eadache taking away the pillow she examined her-ead with her hand
shing her moms hand aside Rajee turned back
- ive minutes there came a strong coffee you havent rrshed your teeth Its ok Drink
Sre felt comfortable when she stretched her arms after- nking coffee She felt that her mothers care woulde her headache But she has decided to bunk her officey so that she need not shout hello throughout the An unspeakable comfort would come if she takes a- vater bath after 1030 am Ecstasy in moms spicym What is it in these tablets a drowsy feeling
- c as sudden Rajee thought of her would be -- arajan Her inner voice said Comradel Do you get ^ or sorrow
^cne thought that Varadarajan had an iron body-- he fainted in a hunger strike Then he didnt knowcs or labor party Only his humanism urged him toltustice A woman employee on her maternity leave
had a miscarriage So the officers had sanctioned herleave under loss of pay Varadarajan wanted to voice thisinjustice
Why are you bothered about womans leave theymocked at him
lf you want you can go to court they were adamantA few voiced for the strike Fourth day afternoon hefainted in the strike Doctors came and diagnosed hiscritical condition which was due to acetone secretionThey were angry with him for his silence How he didntknow That much pain would have troubled his stomachHis pain would have made him feel as if the abdomentissues were tightening Didnt he tell
He didnt even murmur doctorl
Rajee wept for his heart which withheld pain She wasthrilled What sort of a heart is thisl A man who wasready to die for others ls he a man
Dont make me an idol and pray lm just a human Lookhere I could wink my eyes my legs are in the floor mybody sweats said Varadarajan
l couldnt bear even a headache How could you bearsuch a pain
Have you read BharathiyarT
Ya Has he talked about medicine
lle quotes from Bharathi
l osked for o ball-like flexibte physicAnd on un-desiring heart
Dont cheat me Speak the truth
lts all about mind Rajee lf we think we cant bear painwe would die even if a stone pricks lf you do somethingfor someone else you could laugh even at the time ofdeath
Rajee learned to laugh which culminated in love Lovewith one condition She should call him as comrade evenafter marriage
They married
Comrades world is big But home is small She hacjheadache on the very day she entered her in-laws homels lt due to tiredness or jasmine smell or due to tensionin a new place She does not know Her silk sari madehel sluffv Her thishs waist armpits were irritatine withTTamil poet
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sweat lt would be comfortable if she could wear a thinhouse coat and sleep while drying her wet hair
It is possible if it were her moms place But whatwould mother-in-law think if she wears house coat on
the first day itself She didnt know if she should seekpermission
Without any thought she went inside the bathroom and
washed her face The chill feel was good She continuedto sprinkle water on her face Water droplets fell fromher brows and dripped through her nose Her sari got
wet near her neck
When she changed her clothes her mother-in-law said
Cant you be in sari for some time at least today We
may have some guests
Mom I washed my face and my sari got wet Rajee
said
You answer back immediately said mother-in-law At
that moment Rajee decided not to speak in that house
even at the cost of her life
Varadarajan didnt stop his speeches ln trade union
meeting party office political stage he continued to talk
lf not in such serious meetings at least he would speak
with some guests near his house Expect in his sleep he
continued to speak Speech made him fly high Gave him
a permanent seat in a big regional union head
Headache broke her skull lt cant be cured with a ribbon
or a coffee or an ointment Now-a-days the pain is severe
Nerves in the brain turned into worms She felt like hittingher head with a grinding stone
But cant sleep now Varadarajan was getting ready
somewhere in the early morning lt must be an importantmeeting somewhere Couldnt talk for two days lf she
misses even today then there wont be a next chance
Not for her For others
Mind matters We would die if it is for us We could
laugh at the death bed if it is for others cause
Varadarajans words that taught her to laugh gave her
life
Rajee managed to get up Called him comrade he
turned
Comrade just a minute
Yeah Rajee
Govind has put his hand into the machine
shit when
Two days back There is a problem now
What
The company wont give compensation it seems
Because he is a casual labour
Thats illegal
l think yolr can talk to the authorities
How could l lm not in the union
Friendship is different from that of a union
Comrade ls it you You were about to die when you
voiced for Visalatchi is that for the union or for her
Then I was a single man Now lve a wife and a familySo
Risk in my office would reflect in my family I dont wantthat to happen
You dont know Not only the labours but the party is
also in the union ln fact the party is our leader now I
cant do anything against the party
You could speak against your boss but you cant speak
against your party
lts true
He went down the stairs as a shadow in the dawn Whathas changed this man who was ready to die for injustice
Marriage changes the bold men into cowards and softgirls into stones her heart murmured Rajee couldntignore it
- MATAN VNARAYANAN
SOURCE TEXT KALYANAM YENDRORU RASAYANAM
(MALAN VNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
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SPECIALITY OF NUMBER 9
9 1=9
992=198
9993=2997
99994=39996
999995=499995
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SPECIALITY OF NUMBER37
373=L7
376=222
3730=1010
FAMOUS INDIANMATHEMATICIANS PROFII-E AND
CONTRIBUTIONS
RAMANUJATT
He was born on 22n of December 1887 in a smallvillage of Tanjore district Madras
He sent a set of 120 theorems to professor Hardyof Cambridge As a result he invited Ramanujan toEnglandHe showed that how to divide the number into two ormore squares or cubesWhen Mr Litlewood came to see Ramanujan intaxi number L729 Rarnanujan said that 1729 is thesmallest number which can be written in the form ofsum of cubes of two numbers in two ways
ieL729 = 93 + 103 =L3 + 123
since then the number 1729 is called Ramanujansnumber
ARYABHATTA
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Aryabhatta was born in 4764D in Kusumpur lndiaHe was the first person to say that Earth is sphericaland it revolves around the sunHe gave the formula (a + b)z = a2 + b2 + 2abHe taught the method of solving the following
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BRAHMA GUPTA
Brahma Gupta was born in 598AD in pakistan
He gave four methods of multiplication
He gave the following formula used in Gp series
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Area of a cyclic quadrilateral with side(s- bXs -c)(s- d)
where2s=a+b+c+d
Length of its diagonals =
JANAM (PEOPLE)AKBAR KAKKATTIL
The car is moving fast Nothing was felt other than themurmuring of the wind Suddenly a frightened voice
from behind Brake Brake When looked in front lsee a
bus coming very fast towards us lt is me who drives thecarl put brake Then I dont know how the driver whowas sitling behind reached the front
He had been sayingGiving accelerator instead ofpressing the brake Somehow he managed to push meto side and took control of the car and turned to left
The hitting of the vehicle against something and thecclllapse of something was the next thing I came to knowEyes are filled with darkness The colour of that darknesswas red at first lt had been changing its colour into blackthen again to red in a frightening speed When I openedmy eyes again everything around me was jumping inunclear shapes Yes now I am taking breath Yes so past
in a lightening speed was the bus seen early
Are you all right Are you alright Driver asks His voicewas shaky His eyes were thrusted out unusually
The thing which I wanted to ask was also the same The
entire body was shivering and sweating Both of themwere panting by looking face to face
Luckily nothing happened to both of us Damage wasonly for the building at that junction and also to the car
The front and the left side of the car have become like a
crumpled powder tin The dented bonnet is full of stonesand soil
When the panting is over we reached to normalcy Nowthe driver is trying to move the vehicle Oh Yes ltsmoving He moved back the vehicle and parked it Somemore soil and stones fell off from the car
Crowds on all the four sides How did people weregathered in a short time I dont remember whether I
saw any one here before I thought that people are hidingsome where expecting some danger
Dont tell that you where learning driving I will tell itlater Driver didnt forget to warn me even if he wasconfused
I looked around with fear Many necks that have headsat the end are looking inside the car Every eye is seemedthrusting unusually
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BHASKARACHARYA He was born in a village of Mysore district He was the first to give that any number divided
by 0 gives infinity (m) He has written a lot about zero surds permutation
and combination He wrote The hundredth part of the
circumference of a circle seems to be straight Ourearth is a big sphere and thats why it appears tobe flat
He gave the formulae like sin(A I B) = sinAcosB +
cosAsinB
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No Nothing serious
Ohl What a scene was that First lthought that nothingwould remain
Did he speak it with a disappointment Has he hoped ofgetting at least a single dead body
Luck Another man said He can be identified easilyom the crowd A fat man But a part of that shop I
ointed to that shop in confusion
lo probleml lt can be repaired by 500 Rupees ThankGod Nothing happened to men
-re words of the fat man that the problem can be solved 500 Rs gave me relief For our luck no serious damageas happened tb that shop lt can be repaired with some-inimal work But how much money will be needed toepair the car and make it as before Any way hat is only^e secondary matter lt can be considered later First I
-ave to escape from here3ut how did it happen lt is the fatty man himself
3ecame wonder stuck when I heard the explanation of^e driver How indecently they came even without a
gnal Dont they remember that it is a turning When- e said that I thought that he would have killed him if heg him in his hand now
len though the driver didnt say anything directly thecrvd got the following message from his words On our e there is not even a single mistake
les rightBus was in a high speed I did see that whatculd be the result if people drive a vehicle like this in-ls kind of turning Some one added ltried to smile atat God who came in the form of a man
Consider it as a blessing of God lf the car was dashedagainst ihe busl An old man cannot even continue afterhat Nothing happened to this people it itself is a greatring Fat man reminded
a nd the driver got out from the car in relief The shiveringlas not stopped even though it has decreased a little
t is the shop of Kuttiyali Mappilahe does not open itfcr the last some timeThinking to rebuild itEveningst becomes the camp of youthYou are lucky as it is
nidday Otherwiseyou are blessed ones1 Some bodyras saying
What do you want to drink lt is the fat fellow Beforesaying something itself somebody brought us two glassesof tea
I thought How good are these people How lovable andaffectionate are these villagers That is why everybodyuses the phrase beloved villagers
I was also thinking on which weak moment that I thoughtof learning driving Was there any need for it at the ageof 40 After hecame some what matured why did thisstrong desire catch me without leaving lt is true that I
felt inferiority complex when the guys who do not haveeven half of my age driving cars and two wheelers As I
was born as the only one of my parents they did not allowme to learn allthat fearing that something will happen tome The idea of learning it in secret by disobeying themalso didnt work because of my devotion to my parents I
was growing without knowing how to ride even a bicycleWasnt that kind of state needed to be continued But when father had his first heart attack in mid nightln neighbouring house there is car But driver has goneearly I had to get him to drive the car At that day I
thought a lot if I knew driving
It is not because of that I have a car or have facilities forthat I simply thought that it is better to learn these typesof things at least now When I asked to the friend in theneighourhood he sent me one car and the driver
I was in the happy mood because I have almost learntdrivingThen see what is happened now Didnt I drivethe car 10-15kms Smoothly Wasnt it on the intentionthat matters became somewhat OK that the driverseated behind me to give me confidence Are all thesehappened because I lost my presence of mind at somemoment Any way driving is not apt for people like meDid my parents know it Nothing bad happened to thembecause they didnt know driving
Now the people have made us to sit on the veranda of thenear by shop Somebody has gone to call the shop ownerCases or things like that is not needed two labourers maybe needed to repair the part of the shop that is brokenThe problem can be solved by giving the money for thatThe people said like that Frequently they were praisingus by saying that we are lucky men
It was in the midst of a lot of financial problems that I
managed to get some money to fill petrol and ali Nowshop repairing car repairing Even if all these troublesare there I still felt that there is no need to loose thechance to evaluate himself as a lucky man
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at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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WHERE IS THE PERSON WITH A
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An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
The staircase is in the hall thats good
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
catches up with it right at birthl said land moved on
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1 sostros - treatises of Hindu religion and prescriptionof customashta lqkshmis-the group of eight Hindu goddesseswho preside over the eight sources of wealthaccording to the sastras They area Dhana Lqkshmi - Goddess of money and goldb Veera Lakshmi - Goddess of valourc Santanq Lskshmi - Goddess of progenyd Gajo Lqkshmi- Goddess of animal wealth like
cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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7994 Zurich Switzerland
1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
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lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
-NATACHA
LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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says Thank you and walks out
The man has hiccups the bartender scares them away bypulling a gun
3 A man and his wife raced through the streets Theystopped and the husband got out of the car When hecame back his wife was dead and there was a strangerin the car
The wife was about to have a baby They drove to thehospital The husband left to get a wheelchair but thebaby was born in the meantime and the wife didntsurvive the birth
4 The music stops and a woman dies
The woman is a tightrope walker in a circus Her actconsists of walking the rope blindfolded accompaniedby music without a net The conductor is supposed tostop the music when she reaches the end of the ropesignaling that its safe to step off onto the platform Thatday the usual conductor was ill The substitute stoppedthe music early
5 Two men enter a bar They are served identical drinksOne lives the other dies
The drinks contain poisoned ice cubes one man drinksslowly giving them time to melt while the other drinksquickly and thus doesnt get much of the poison
6 Joe wearing a mask and carrying an empty sack leaveshis house An hour later he returns with a full sack Hegoes into a room and turns out the lights
Joe is a kid who goes trick-or-treating for Halloweenreturns and goes to sleep
Word puzzle
Can you create a sentence that contains the word and
five times in a row ie with no other word between eachand
I commissioned an artist to paint a sign for Entertainerthat said entertainer Games And Fun however theymade a terrible mistake The gap between Games andAnd and Andand Fun wasnt the same so the signseemed oddly out of balance
CRUBAIAVANYA4lh MSc lnlegrafed (Moths)
CONSUMER AWARENESS RIGHTSAND RESPONSIBILITIES
The growing interdependence of the world economy andinternational character of many business practices havecontributed to the development of universal emphasison consumer rights protection and promotion MahatmaGandhi the father of nation attached greater importanceto what he described as the poor consumer whoaccording to him should be the principal beneficiary ofthe consumer movement He said
A Consumer is the most important visitor on ourpremises He is not dependent on us we are on himHe is not an interruption to our work he is the purposeof it We are not doing a favour to a consumer by givinghim an opportunity He is doing us a favour by giving anopportunity to serve him
The traditional product first and customer nextapproach is reversed to customer first product nextapproach lt means sellers market shifted to buyersmarket This way the needs of the customers becomethe focus of all developnent within the organisation lnthe modern content Consumer delight is consideredto be the ultimate goal of any organisation in the presentcompetitive environment
ConsumerAny person who buys or uses goods and services is a
consumer A consumer is any person business firm orgovernmental unit that chooses goods and servicesspends money on them and uses these goods andservices primarily to satisfy their own wants From birthevery one is a consumer in one or the other way
A right consumer is an individual who purchasesarticles consciously ominously with due on negligencesuperiority utility and also looking at its real monitoryvalue essentially and return value
ConsumerismConsumerism is a recent and universal phenomenon lt isa social movement Consumerism is all about protectionof the interests of the consumers According to McMillanDictionary (1985) Consumerism is concerned withprotecting consumers from all organisations with whichthere is exchanged relationship lt encompasses theset of activities of government business independentorganisations and concerned consumers that aredesigned to protect the rights of consumers The
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Chambers Dictionary (1993) defines Consumerism asthe protection of the interests of the buyers of goods andservices against defective or dangerous goods etc
Consumer Rightsln order to maximize the consumer satisfaction everybusiness enterprise is constantly bound to follow andpractice the requirements set for consumer protectionon national and supernational levels For this purposethe norms of business ethics have to be such that everyenterprise commits and complies with the lnternationalRights of Consumers as endorsed by the United Nationand embodied in the Consumer Protection Laws inlndia as in the form of objects of Consumer protectionCouncil Some of the basic consumer rights according toConsumer Protection Aci 1986 are as follows
1 The Rightto Safety that is to be protected againstproducts production processes and services whichare hazardous to health or life and property
2 The Right to be lnformed that is to be givenadequate facts about the quality quantity andprice of goods so as to make an informed choiceor decision and act wisely against any unfair tradepractices
3 The Right to Choose that is to have access to a
variety of products and services at competitiveprices and in the case of monopolies to have anassurance of satisfactory quality and service atfair price in such a way that the unrestrained rightof a minority to choose will not mean denial of a
fair share to majority4 The Right to be Heard that is to be represented
for consumer interests in the formulation andexecution of policies for development andproduction of goods and services
5 The Right to Redress that is to have a fairsettlement of just cla ims a nd receive com pensationfor misrepresentafion or shoddy goods orservices
6 The Right to Consumer Education that is toacquire knowledge and skills to be an informedconsumer and to take action on the mattersconcerning consumer decisions
7 The Right to Healthy Environment that is tohave a physical - environmental conducive togood quality of life and have protection againstenvironmental problems over which individualconsumer has no control (taken care byenvironmental protection law)
The lndian legal system experienced a revolution withthe enactment of the Consumer Protection Act of1986 [CPA] which was specifically deigned to protect
consumer interests The CPA was passed with avowedobjectives lt is intended to provide justice which is less
formal [and involves] less paper work less delay andless [expense] The CPA has received wide recognitionin lndia as poor mans legislation ensuring easy access tojustice However the CPA simply gives a new dimensionto rights that have been recognized and protected sincethe ancient period lt is rightly said that the present-day concern for consumer rights is not new andthat consumers rights like the right to have safe un-adulterated and defect-free commodities at appropriateprices has been recognized since ancient times
Objectives of the ActThe purpose of the Act is to provide forthe establishmentof the Commission
1 To prevent practices having adverse effect oncompetition
2 To promote and sustain competition in markets3 To protect the interests of consumers and4 To ensure freedom of trade carried on by other
participants in the markets in lndia
Suggestions1 Educate consumers to develop an understanding
about their responsibilities as consumers2 Consumers should come together to develop the
strength and influence to promote and protecttheir own interest
3 Government should make and implement rulesof punishment more severe so that manufacturerand shopkeeper think twice before adoptingfraudulent practices
4 A Campaign should be set in motion to involveevery consumer for making them more consciousand aware of their right and responsibilities
Thus Consumer protection is always a matter of greaterand graver concern ln ancient lndia effective measureswere initiated to protect consumers from crimes inthe market place ln ancient lndia the king was thesupreme authority to render justice but his authoritywas circumscribed by the rules of Dharma ln themedieval period some Muslim rulers developed wellorganized market mechanisms to monitor prices andthe supply of goods to the markets During the Britishperiod the modern legal system was introduced in lndiaand many laws were enacted to protect the interests ofconsumers generally Today the civil justice system istainted with deficiencies that discourage the consumerfrom seeking legal recourse However the ConsumerProtection Act of 1986 which provides easy access tojustice has brought a legal revolution to lndia as a result
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conclude a few consumers were fully aware about therights responsibilities and Consumer Protection ActHence it is necessary to educate them on their rightsand responsibilities as consumers to make them vigilantrational and become conscious buyers
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I wish to be innocent childFree from burden but
I wish to be desert travelerTaking deep sigh from exhaustion but
I wish to be humming birdAbsorbing nature from sounding world but
I wish to be human beingAtleast I will try to be
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WONDER OF MATHEMATICS
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Use each number from 1 to 10 only once But the sum ofthe number on each side 0f the pentagon will be 19
Facts of science1 The distance from the earth to the sun is
149600000000 m2 The speed of light is 300000000 msec3 The average diameter of a red blood cell is
0000007mm4 The thickness of human hair is in the
0005cm yto 001cm5 The distance of moon from the
394467000m6 The size of a plant cell is 000001275m7 Average radius ofthe sun is 695000km8 Mass of propellant in a space shuttle solid rocket
booster is 503600ke9 Thickness of a piece of paper is 00015cm10The height of mount everest is 8848m
VVosukiV MSc INIMAIHS
SO-CALLED PRESTICIOUSSOCIETY
He did not like his fathers idea of getting him a jobthrough some influential person But he thought that ifhe could get the job it will be helpful for his family Nowhe not only missed the job but also the money lt was notone or two paisa but four thousand in total
Only with his guilty conscience my father would haveaccepted this ln his sloth of youth and comfortablenessof his luxury he disdained all his neighbours He knewthat now nobody would give even a match stick to him
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earth is
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He realized this fact at my sisters marriage itself He
thought of all these incidents and he did not want tospoil the future of his children as his life has been marred
in the belief of supposed rain and in chilly production So
he spent money and admitted his son in the MA course
But all his efforts had fell through
Until noq KR was not found anywhere The regret card
was received by us that morning and so we searched forhim thrice He was not available in the house and also in
the places where he usually visits lf I catch him
I would catch him by his shirt and abuse him with all
sorts of rubbish words He must be insulted in public and
driven out of the place He must be slapped and asked
for justice But this is not the right era for doing it He
was such an influential person ln front of him all these
virtues like literacy consideration and justice would go
in vain
Even father could not stand before this kind of hegemonicpowers Still I am able to remember the first meeting
Father went inside and wished him politely
Come in Sir What is the matter(KRs voice was
commanding due to his oratory skills on the stage)
He is my Son (He raised his head and glanced at him)
Come in boy what is your educational qualification
MA
l come here for his sake he finished his studies twoyears ago but still he did not get any job
So sad
Nowit is stated in the notice that they are giving
placements Please do me a favour
OKl will see to it boy without fail bring me a copy ofthe application tomorrow
(Then again father wished him kindly)
l believe only in you
Alrightl will take care
Afterthat father and KR went along with him to Madras
They took the taxi and first entered a good hotel and
then KR visited many persons on the way Altogether
the expense of the taxi and hotel came around four
hundred rupees On the second day evening KR asked
two thousand from the father for the purpose of bribingother persons and he said Even God grants the boon
Priest denies it
Father thought a bit and said after returning to his place
he will make arrangement for that
He was not able to get the money He thought of lending
his land But mother rose like Kali and shouted Then
on one day with full of tears she gave the rest of jewels
which remained after the sisters marriage After twomonths KR called them At that time there was no
other go father had to arrange for another two thousand
rupees So he happened to lend the land
shit
He climbed the stairs and rang the bell Even that time
she opened the door with some weeklies in her hand
On looking at him she adjusted her dress
Fathersomeone has come to see you (She wentinside)
Come in boy
Even though KR was not honest he had the same smile
on his face while inviting The boy showed the regret
card And he had no words to speak as he was in extremewrath but still he read KRs face
someone is behind this deed You do not worry I am
going to Madras this week I will see to it
How was he capable of telling lies with such a smile How
he had such a potential to cheat all the innocent fathers
Even after doing all sort of frauds he was able to walk
with pride because this is so called prestigious society
He shut the compound door with full force The dog
which was eating the food in the dust bin on the road
looked at him He did not care for it and he continued
to walk but all of a sudden he stopped at the particular
place He stumbled over a stone and picked it up and
hurled it at the dog Bow it ran quickly then hopped
and disappeared He could stone only these dogs
Only these dogs- Molon V Noroyonon
SOURCE TEXT GAURAVAR SABAI (MALAN
vNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH BY
JMADHUMIDHA SRI
II MA ENGLISH
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MATHEMATICAL PUZZLESt Which weighs more A pound of gold or a pound of
feathers2 What is alive and has only 1 foot3 When do giraffes have 8 feet4 How many eggs can you put in an empty basket5 lf you take three apples from five apples how many
do you have6 What has 4 legs and only 1 foot7 How many times can you subtract 6 from 308 How many 9s between 1 and 1009 lt happens once in a minute twice in a week and
once in a year What is it10 How can half of 2be7L1 When things go wrong what can you always count
on12 What goes up and never comes downL3 What did one math book say to the other math
book14 Why is the longest human nose on record only L1
inches longL5 As I was going to the fair I saw a man with golden
hair He had 3 sons each with another one Howmany people were going to the fair
16 A queen bee was buzzing a worker bee was buzzinga honey bee was buzzing and a killer bee wasbuzzing How many bees were in buzzing
17 What did you wear the day after yesterday18 There is a pink house made of bricks a blue house
made of bricks an orange house made of bricksWhat color bricks is a greenhouse made of
19 lf a rooster laid 11 eggs and the farmer took 5 ofthem and another rooster laid 14 eggs and 5 ofthemwere rotten how many eggs were left
ANSWERS
1 Both weigh the same7 A leg
3 When theres two of themi Only one after that the basket is not empty5 You have three apples5 A bedr Once after that it is no longer 30 (Dont try this in a
test I )
3 209 The lettereiO Cut Xll into two halves horizontally you get Vll on the
top halfYour fingersYour age
Wow have lgot problemslOtherwise it would be a footOne Just me because I met the others on the way tothe fair
L6 One There is only one b in the word buzzing17 What I am wearing today18 A greenhouse is made of glass or plastic not bricks19 0 Roosters dont lay eggs
KAFARS2 DAUGHTER- Modhovikkuili
Hajirahajjumma3 was peacefully sitting on the doorstepof her newly built house She was simultaneouslythrowing her eyes outside to see the sights on the roadand was stretching her head backwards to see what isgoing on in the kitchen She saw a group of girls going tothe college
lnstead of taking the road outside the gate they aremoving through my courtyard by making all sorts ofsounds and giggles At that moment she was remindedof her son Adilkhan lts just before a week Adil hasreturned the new home after finishing his studies Nowthese girls are passing through my yard just to see himNo man in the village is as handsome as Adil But its surethat I wont let these girls to attract or to impress him
These girls have not had any headdress but from thatwe cant say hat they are not Muslims people are turningprogressive nowadays Most of the rituals and customshave already changed And if ever Adil brings a bride shemay not be wearing any headdress Even then I am notready to order her to cover her hair Secretly I wish to geta daughter -in-law who prays five times a day But I haveto hide that wish too Because Adil is the exact double ofhis father he is very short tempered He will move to thecity with his wife leaving me and this house I cant bearthe terrible loneliness at this frail old age Have I built thishouse spending seven lakhs to live alone Four bedroomsin the upstairs The wide verandah A tall wall around tokeep the children safe ln this new house Adil and hisfamily should live happily lll stay in the ground floor inthe room of my late husband The old lady servant will belying in the floor near the kitchen The girls laughed againas they were hastily passing through the yard
Hajjumma imitated
2 Kafar- a non-believer of lslam3 Hajirahajjumma lts the name of he person Hajira) who has-returned from hajj (holy pilgrimage to Mecca) and umma is aterm used by the Muslims in Kerala to call their mother
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Cant you walk through the road ls there any law
written like this that you should walk through the othercourtyard by breaking their walls she asked A loudlaughter answered her question
Umma suddenly turned to see the stairs ls Adil steppingdown Or is he standing in the verandah to watch thesegirls passing
Adil had his breakfast at 10 O clock Jhe lady servant
brought puria and chicken curry from the kitchen along
with the milk mixed coffee
Eat my dearHajjumma said and grow healthy
Nobody should complain that the new groom is leantheservant remarked and then laughed by showing her black
teeth
Who is going to be a groom now I am not going to marry
soon he retorted
You should marry at the right age Or else girls will startroaming around the house These village girls cant be a
proper match for you Hajjumma stated
Havent you seen a fair girl among the band of thecollege going girls She is very beautifulthe servant lady
commented
The girl is from which familyAdil asked
She is our Narayannairss daughter -Saraswati said the
servant
A kafars daughterHajjumma whispered
That girl is looking at me from yesterday onwardsAdilsaid and laughed as if he had cracked a joke
l am going to build a wall around the house tomorrowitself No more laugh and play I have already looked a
girl for you from a good Muslim family from Kodungaloor
She is a relative of our Sidique doctor She has M A You
should go and see her this Friday Hajjumma told her
son
4 Puri-its a food item made of wheat powder its cooked in the
boiled oils Nair-is a forward Hindu cast in Kerala
l wont go You shouldnt bother to find a girl for meAdilsaidThen whom are you going to marry ls thau the girlSaraswati
Ya
NAVYA VKIil M4
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
Shakuntala Devi was born on 4th Novemben 1939
in Bangalore Karnataka lndia Manifested with an
extraordinary love for numbers at the age of 3 she became
an expert in complex mental arithmetic at the age of five
On 18 June 1980 Shakuntala Devi gave the product oftwo thirteen digit figures after multiplying them within28 seconds Many countries have invited Shakuntala Devi
to demonstrate her extraordinary talent Today she isacclaimed as an accomplished mathematician
ln 1980 she gave the product of two thirteen digitnumbers within 28 seconds many countries have invitedher to demonstrate her extraordinary talent
ln Dallas she competed with a computer to see who give
the cube root of 188138517 faster she won At Universityof USA she was asked to give the 23d root of
9 167 4867 69 2003 9 1 5 8 09 8 6 6 09 2 7 5 8 5 3 80 1 6 2483 1 06 6 80
744308622407 1265L6427 93465 704086709659
327 92057 67 4808067900227 830163549248523803357 4
53 1 69 3 5 1 1 19 0359 6s7 7 5 47 340075 68 18688305
620821016129132845564895 78015880677 1
Shakunatala Devi is a well-known mathematicalgenius and
calculating progidy from lndia She has been nicknamed
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Human Computer because of her extraordinary talentand skill in solving complex mathematical problemswithout any mechanical aid Shakuntalas father was a
circus artiste and it was he who introduced Shakuntalato the world of mathematics through card tricksShakuntalas amazing memory power was tapped whichthen led herto develop an extraordinary love for numbersat the tender age of three
Gradually over the years Shakuntalas memorizingand calculating skills were strengthened whilst shesimultaneously became an expert in complex mentalarithmetic Beginning at the University of Mysore andthe Annamalai University Shakuntalas public displaysof her extraordinary abilities and talents even spreadto institutions worldwide bewildering the crowdedgathering of students and professors alike ln her timeolder calculating prodigies like Truman Henry Saffordwere also present yet Shakuntala started displayingher talents from a very young age With her brilliantmind Shakuntala Devi was adept at solving arithrneticalp roblems includ ing fu nctions of add ition m u lti plicationdivision calculating square and cube roots along withcomplex algorithms and Vedic Maths She could evenstate the day of the week of any given date in the lastcentury in a jiffy Shakuntala could even outdo some ofthe fastest available computers of that period Amongsther numerous feats the most outstanding ones thatfetched her name in the 1995 Guinness Book of WorldRecords are
ln January 977 al the Southern Methodist Universityin Dallas Texas Shakuntala Devi extracted the 23rd rootof a 201-digit number at the fifty-second mark withthe correct answer being54637289L She had beatenthe fastest computer UNIVACs time of 62 seconds and13000 instructions
On 18th june 1980 Shakuntala Devi demonstrated themultiplication oftwo 13-digitnumbers7 68636977 487 0x 2465099745779 picked randomly by the ComputerDepartment of lmperial College London She producedt h e correct a n swe r of 189 4766817 79954264627 7 3
730 in just 28 seconds
Shakuntala could find the cube root of 332 812 557 inunder a minute
Today Shakunatala Devi is an accomplished mathematicianwhose interests also include the mystic field of AstrologyWhile setling up of several mathematics research centersare her future plans Shakuntala Devi has also writtenn umerous books some of which are - Puzzles to Puzzle You
Fun with Numbers Astrology for you and Mathablity
Shakuntala Devi is generally known as aHuman Computerbecause of her extraordinary talents in solving complexmathematical problems without any mechanical aid Shealso found her place in the Guinness book of recordsas a result of her extraordinary talents Nowadays apartfrom solving mathematical problems she is utilizing heramazing talent in the field of astrology
She adds a L6-digit number with another one andmultiplies the result with an equal array of numbersalmost instantaneously finds the cube root of theresultant and pops up with an answer in just about thetime taken for a wink Humanly not possible as even toask the question would in its shortest possibility take a
minute Rated as one in 58 million for her stupendousmathematicalfeats by one of the fastest super-computersever invented - - the Univac-1l08 - - Shakuntala Devi is agenius par excellence
She is a human computer with a brain that can work outa 23rd root of a 20L-digit number in 12 seconds less thanthe Univac-1108 will be a gross understatement Butperhaps there isnt any better title for a person for whomsolving complex mathematical problems is childs play
Doubling up as an astrologer in her spare time ShakuntalaDevi equates the science of foretelling to mathematicsAstrology and mathematics are so analogous
ln fact they are complementary to each other as bothdeal in numbers she says The prodigious expert whohails from a simple orthodox Kannada Brahmin familyis interestingly a culinary expert too l have authoredmany books on cookery she says modestly
A Guinness record holder sexagenarian Devi inspiresawe in many but remains unsurpassable in her own fieldof numbers Call her a mathematician extraordinaire or amathemagician she modestly accepts her ignorance touse a computer Believe it or not I have never learntto use an abacus she says in a hushed tone Godsgift A divine quality is how Devi accredits her uniquedistinction that began showing visibility since the age ofthree She informs that none in her family showed anysigns of the same head for figures Not even remotelyalthough my dad was a stage magician she adds
Mathematical feats which are even beyond a normalhuman brain to comprehend are solved by her soeffortlessly that pitting her brain against the fastestmainframes and super computers and beating themalmost always has become an intense passion with herAstounding scientists and academicians all around theworld with her remarkable feats the maths wizard is now
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here in our very own Hyderabad and has expressed her
desire to set up a Maths varsity here which would carryon her legacy of popularising mathematics amongpeople
l have asked the chief minister for a grant of L00 acres
land for the University and he has approved of the idea
Shakuntala Devi claims l will force juvenile delinquentschild labourers and child beggars to join my academy so
that they can also become Nobel laureates one day she
dreams as her eyes gleam in excitement about the wholeproject
l just pray that I can finish offthe entire project beforemy death ln a way the varsity which I propose to startwill be a global seat of learning for mathematics and willbe my humble contribution to the world Devi gushes
adding that the emphasis will be on Vedic mathematicsso that the glorious tradition of lndian mathematics is
preserved
For a person so passionate about numbers who has
never had any formal education how does it feel tohave wor nanV accolades and teach mathematicalshortcuts to eminent experts God has given me thisquality for the benefit of others the purpose of my lifuis to make people especially children enjoy Maths as an
affable and an joyful experience she concludes
SOME OF THE PUZZLES OF
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
1 A PROBLEI1OF COMBINATIONA box contains 12 marbles of three different coloursgreen yellow and blue-4 each lf you were to close your
eyes and pick them at random how many marbles must
take out to be sure that there are atleast two of one
colour among the marbles picked out
Answerln the first three pickings you may get one of each colour
on the fourth pick there will be atleast two of one color
Therefore the answer is 4
2 THE SPECIAL NUMBERThere is a number whose double is greater than its half
by 45Can you find that number
AnswerAs the difference between twice the number and half of
it amounts to 45or half of the number plus the whole ofits represented by 1 adds up to 45
t2+=I2+212=32=45
Now we have to find what number 32 is equal of 45Jodo this we invert 32to 23 and multiply by 45This gives
us
21345=30
Therefore the number is 30
3 THE DIG ITAL GAMEThere is a number the second digit of which is smallerthan its first digit by 4 and if the number was divided by
the number
AnswerThe number is 84
4 BROTHERS AND SISTERS
A family has several children Each boy in this familyhas as many sisters as brothers but each girl has sisters
twice as many brothers as sisters How many brothersand sisters are there
AnswerSince the boys have as many brothers as sisters theremust be 1 boy more than the number of girls lf we try2 and 13 and 2and 4 and 3we will find that 4 boys and
3 girls is the solution to fulfill the requirement that eachgirl has twice as many brothers as sisters
5 THE PECULIAR NUMBERThere is a number which is very peculiar
is three times the sum of its digits Can
number
AnswerThe number is 27 2+7=993=27
This numberyou find the
ReferenceShakuntala Devi (2006) Puzzles to puzzle you
Andhttp enwi ki pediaorg
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THE ALCHEMY CALLED MARRIACE
Rajee had giddiness when she woke up in the morningHer head weighed as if it carried the globe This sensationwas the indication of headache
Rajee took the ribbon near the mirror and tied it tightlyaround her head Pressing her cheeks deeply in thepillow she laid down to her left She took another pillownear her leg and held it with her hands on her face
Her mother cried What is this you are doing in theearly morning She knows what it is But she has to askWithout answering Rajee closed her eyes
One day or other you are going to suffocate and die
Not a curse but mother rebuked Though she thoughtshe was speaking severely there would always be somesoftness in it She would give advance to her servantmaid saying You will never pay back the money Butshe is so kind and has never reduced the salary
tVhat is this Rajee im shouting and you
leadache mom
ou are a girl to be married and you complain of your-eadache taking away the pillow she examined her-ead with her hand
shing her moms hand aside Rajee turned back
- ive minutes there came a strong coffee you havent rrshed your teeth Its ok Drink
Sre felt comfortable when she stretched her arms after- nking coffee She felt that her mothers care woulde her headache But she has decided to bunk her officey so that she need not shout hello throughout the An unspeakable comfort would come if she takes a- vater bath after 1030 am Ecstasy in moms spicym What is it in these tablets a drowsy feeling
- c as sudden Rajee thought of her would be -- arajan Her inner voice said Comradel Do you get ^ or sorrow
^cne thought that Varadarajan had an iron body-- he fainted in a hunger strike Then he didnt knowcs or labor party Only his humanism urged him toltustice A woman employee on her maternity leave
had a miscarriage So the officers had sanctioned herleave under loss of pay Varadarajan wanted to voice thisinjustice
Why are you bothered about womans leave theymocked at him
lf you want you can go to court they were adamantA few voiced for the strike Fourth day afternoon hefainted in the strike Doctors came and diagnosed hiscritical condition which was due to acetone secretionThey were angry with him for his silence How he didntknow That much pain would have troubled his stomachHis pain would have made him feel as if the abdomentissues were tightening Didnt he tell
He didnt even murmur doctorl
Rajee wept for his heart which withheld pain She wasthrilled What sort of a heart is thisl A man who wasready to die for others ls he a man
Dont make me an idol and pray lm just a human Lookhere I could wink my eyes my legs are in the floor mybody sweats said Varadarajan
l couldnt bear even a headache How could you bearsuch a pain
Have you read BharathiyarT
Ya Has he talked about medicine
lle quotes from Bharathi
l osked for o ball-like flexibte physicAnd on un-desiring heart
Dont cheat me Speak the truth
lts all about mind Rajee lf we think we cant bear painwe would die even if a stone pricks lf you do somethingfor someone else you could laugh even at the time ofdeath
Rajee learned to laugh which culminated in love Lovewith one condition She should call him as comrade evenafter marriage
They married
Comrades world is big But home is small She hacjheadache on the very day she entered her in-laws homels lt due to tiredness or jasmine smell or due to tensionin a new place She does not know Her silk sari madehel sluffv Her thishs waist armpits were irritatine withTTamil poet
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sweat lt would be comfortable if she could wear a thinhouse coat and sleep while drying her wet hair
It is possible if it were her moms place But whatwould mother-in-law think if she wears house coat on
the first day itself She didnt know if she should seekpermission
Without any thought she went inside the bathroom and
washed her face The chill feel was good She continuedto sprinkle water on her face Water droplets fell fromher brows and dripped through her nose Her sari got
wet near her neck
When she changed her clothes her mother-in-law said
Cant you be in sari for some time at least today We
may have some guests
Mom I washed my face and my sari got wet Rajee
said
You answer back immediately said mother-in-law At
that moment Rajee decided not to speak in that house
even at the cost of her life
Varadarajan didnt stop his speeches ln trade union
meeting party office political stage he continued to talk
lf not in such serious meetings at least he would speak
with some guests near his house Expect in his sleep he
continued to speak Speech made him fly high Gave him
a permanent seat in a big regional union head
Headache broke her skull lt cant be cured with a ribbon
or a coffee or an ointment Now-a-days the pain is severe
Nerves in the brain turned into worms She felt like hittingher head with a grinding stone
But cant sleep now Varadarajan was getting ready
somewhere in the early morning lt must be an importantmeeting somewhere Couldnt talk for two days lf she
misses even today then there wont be a next chance
Not for her For others
Mind matters We would die if it is for us We could
laugh at the death bed if it is for others cause
Varadarajans words that taught her to laugh gave her
life
Rajee managed to get up Called him comrade he
turned
Comrade just a minute
Yeah Rajee
Govind has put his hand into the machine
shit when
Two days back There is a problem now
What
The company wont give compensation it seems
Because he is a casual labour
Thats illegal
l think yolr can talk to the authorities
How could l lm not in the union
Friendship is different from that of a union
Comrade ls it you You were about to die when you
voiced for Visalatchi is that for the union or for her
Then I was a single man Now lve a wife and a familySo
Risk in my office would reflect in my family I dont wantthat to happen
You dont know Not only the labours but the party is
also in the union ln fact the party is our leader now I
cant do anything against the party
You could speak against your boss but you cant speak
against your party
lts true
He went down the stairs as a shadow in the dawn Whathas changed this man who was ready to die for injustice
Marriage changes the bold men into cowards and softgirls into stones her heart murmured Rajee couldntignore it
- MATAN VNARAYANAN
SOURCE TEXT KALYANAM YENDRORU RASAYANAM
(MALAN VNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH
BY
RMENAKAII MA ENGTISH
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SPECIALITY OF NUMBER 9
9 1=9
992=198
9993=2997
99994=39996
999995=499995
9999996=5999994
99999997=69999993
999999998=799999992
9999999999=899999999 1
SPECIALITY OF NUMBER37
373=L7
376=222
3730=1010
FAMOUS INDIANMATHEMATICIANS PROFII-E AND
CONTRIBUTIONS
RAMANUJATT
He was born on 22n of December 1887 in a smallvillage of Tanjore district Madras
He sent a set of 120 theorems to professor Hardyof Cambridge As a result he invited Ramanujan toEnglandHe showed that how to divide the number into two ormore squares or cubesWhen Mr Litlewood came to see Ramanujan intaxi number L729 Rarnanujan said that 1729 is thesmallest number which can be written in the form ofsum of cubes of two numbers in two ways
ieL729 = 93 + 103 =L3 + 123
since then the number 1729 is called Ramanujansnumber
ARYABHATTA
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Aryabhatta was born in 4764D in Kusumpur lndiaHe was the first person to say that Earth is sphericaland it revolves around the sunHe gave the formula (a + b)z = a2 + b2 + 2abHe taught the method of solving the following
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J+2+3 + 4+ 5 ++ nn(n + 1)
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2 + 22 + 32 + 42 + 2 ++n2 - n(n+1)(2n+1)6
13 + 23 +33 + 43 + 53 ++13 = t+lta + 2a + 34 + 44 + 5a + n4 = n(n+1) (2n+1)(3nz+3n-1)30
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BRAHMA GUPTA
Brahma Gupta was born in 598AD in pakistan
He gave four methods of multiplication
He gave the following formula used in Gp series
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a + ar+ arz + ar3 + arn-l = (arl) + (r_ 1)o He gave the following formulae
Area of a cyclic quadrilateral with side(s- bXs -c)(s- d)
where2s=a+b+c+d
Length of its diagonals =
JANAM (PEOPLE)AKBAR KAKKATTIL
The car is moving fast Nothing was felt other than themurmuring of the wind Suddenly a frightened voice
from behind Brake Brake When looked in front lsee a
bus coming very fast towards us lt is me who drives thecarl put brake Then I dont know how the driver whowas sitling behind reached the front
He had been sayingGiving accelerator instead ofpressing the brake Somehow he managed to push meto side and took control of the car and turned to left
The hitting of the vehicle against something and thecclllapse of something was the next thing I came to knowEyes are filled with darkness The colour of that darknesswas red at first lt had been changing its colour into blackthen again to red in a frightening speed When I openedmy eyes again everything around me was jumping inunclear shapes Yes now I am taking breath Yes so past
in a lightening speed was the bus seen early
Are you all right Are you alright Driver asks His voicewas shaky His eyes were thrusted out unusually
The thing which I wanted to ask was also the same The
entire body was shivering and sweating Both of themwere panting by looking face to face
Luckily nothing happened to both of us Damage wasonly for the building at that junction and also to the car
The front and the left side of the car have become like a
crumpled powder tin The dented bonnet is full of stonesand soil
When the panting is over we reached to normalcy Nowthe driver is trying to move the vehicle Oh Yes ltsmoving He moved back the vehicle and parked it Somemore soil and stones fell off from the car
Crowds on all the four sides How did people weregathered in a short time I dont remember whether I
saw any one here before I thought that people are hidingsome where expecting some danger
Dont tell that you where learning driving I will tell itlater Driver didnt forget to warn me even if he wasconfused
I looked around with fear Many necks that have headsat the end are looking inside the car Every eye is seemedthrusting unusually
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by 0 gives infinity (m) He has written a lot about zero surds permutation
and combination He wrote The hundredth part of the
circumference of a circle seems to be straight Ourearth is a big sphere and thats why it appears tobe flat
He gave the formulae like sin(A I B) = sinAcosB +
cosAsinB
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Did he speak it with a disappointment Has he hoped ofgetting at least a single dead body
Luck Another man said He can be identified easilyom the crowd A fat man But a part of that shop I
ointed to that shop in confusion
lo probleml lt can be repaired by 500 Rupees ThankGod Nothing happened to men
-re words of the fat man that the problem can be solved 500 Rs gave me relief For our luck no serious damageas happened tb that shop lt can be repaired with some-inimal work But how much money will be needed toepair the car and make it as before Any way hat is only^e secondary matter lt can be considered later First I
-ave to escape from here3ut how did it happen lt is the fatty man himself
3ecame wonder stuck when I heard the explanation of^e driver How indecently they came even without a
gnal Dont they remember that it is a turning When- e said that I thought that he would have killed him if heg him in his hand now
len though the driver didnt say anything directly thecrvd got the following message from his words On our e there is not even a single mistake
les rightBus was in a high speed I did see that whatculd be the result if people drive a vehicle like this in-ls kind of turning Some one added ltried to smile atat God who came in the form of a man
Consider it as a blessing of God lf the car was dashedagainst ihe busl An old man cannot even continue afterhat Nothing happened to this people it itself is a greatring Fat man reminded
a nd the driver got out from the car in relief The shiveringlas not stopped even though it has decreased a little
t is the shop of Kuttiyali Mappilahe does not open itfcr the last some timeThinking to rebuild itEveningst becomes the camp of youthYou are lucky as it is
nidday Otherwiseyou are blessed ones1 Some bodyras saying
What do you want to drink lt is the fat fellow Beforesaying something itself somebody brought us two glassesof tea
I thought How good are these people How lovable andaffectionate are these villagers That is why everybodyuses the phrase beloved villagers
I was also thinking on which weak moment that I thoughtof learning driving Was there any need for it at the ageof 40 After hecame some what matured why did thisstrong desire catch me without leaving lt is true that I
felt inferiority complex when the guys who do not haveeven half of my age driving cars and two wheelers As I
was born as the only one of my parents they did not allowme to learn allthat fearing that something will happen tome The idea of learning it in secret by disobeying themalso didnt work because of my devotion to my parents I
was growing without knowing how to ride even a bicycleWasnt that kind of state needed to be continued But when father had his first heart attack in mid nightln neighbouring house there is car But driver has goneearly I had to get him to drive the car At that day I
thought a lot if I knew driving
It is not because of that I have a car or have facilities forthat I simply thought that it is better to learn these typesof things at least now When I asked to the friend in theneighourhood he sent me one car and the driver
I was in the happy mood because I have almost learntdrivingThen see what is happened now Didnt I drivethe car 10-15kms Smoothly Wasnt it on the intentionthat matters became somewhat OK that the driverseated behind me to give me confidence Are all thesehappened because I lost my presence of mind at somemoment Any way driving is not apt for people like meDid my parents know it Nothing bad happened to thembecause they didnt know driving
Now the people have made us to sit on the veranda of thenear by shop Somebody has gone to call the shop ownerCases or things like that is not needed two labourers maybe needed to repair the part of the shop that is brokenThe problem can be solved by giving the money for thatThe people said like that Frequently they were praisingus by saying that we are lucky men
It was in the midst of a lot of financial problems that I
managed to get some money to fill petrol and ali Nowshop repairing car repairing Even if all these troublesare there I still felt that there is no need to loose thechance to evaluate himself as a lucky man
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As lucky man my self I returned looks on them who look
at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
The staircase is in the hall thats good
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
catches up with it right at birthl said land moved on
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1 sostros - treatises of Hindu religion and prescriptionof customashta lqkshmis-the group of eight Hindu goddesseswho preside over the eight sources of wealthaccording to the sastras They area Dhana Lqkshmi - Goddess of money and goldb Veera Lakshmi - Goddess of valourc Santanq Lskshmi - Goddess of progenyd Gajo Lqkshmi- Goddess of animal wealth like
cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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to meet these challenges
Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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7994 Zurich Switzerland
1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
lf U think U will lose U R
lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
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CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
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Chambers Dictionary (1993) defines Consumerism asthe protection of the interests of the buyers of goods andservices against defective or dangerous goods etc
Consumer Rightsln order to maximize the consumer satisfaction everybusiness enterprise is constantly bound to follow andpractice the requirements set for consumer protectionon national and supernational levels For this purposethe norms of business ethics have to be such that everyenterprise commits and complies with the lnternationalRights of Consumers as endorsed by the United Nationand embodied in the Consumer Protection Laws inlndia as in the form of objects of Consumer protectionCouncil Some of the basic consumer rights according toConsumer Protection Aci 1986 are as follows
1 The Rightto Safety that is to be protected againstproducts production processes and services whichare hazardous to health or life and property
2 The Right to be lnformed that is to be givenadequate facts about the quality quantity andprice of goods so as to make an informed choiceor decision and act wisely against any unfair tradepractices
3 The Right to Choose that is to have access to a
variety of products and services at competitiveprices and in the case of monopolies to have anassurance of satisfactory quality and service atfair price in such a way that the unrestrained rightof a minority to choose will not mean denial of a
fair share to majority4 The Right to be Heard that is to be represented
for consumer interests in the formulation andexecution of policies for development andproduction of goods and services
5 The Right to Redress that is to have a fairsettlement of just cla ims a nd receive com pensationfor misrepresentafion or shoddy goods orservices
6 The Right to Consumer Education that is toacquire knowledge and skills to be an informedconsumer and to take action on the mattersconcerning consumer decisions
7 The Right to Healthy Environment that is tohave a physical - environmental conducive togood quality of life and have protection againstenvironmental problems over which individualconsumer has no control (taken care byenvironmental protection law)
The lndian legal system experienced a revolution withthe enactment of the Consumer Protection Act of1986 [CPA] which was specifically deigned to protect
consumer interests The CPA was passed with avowedobjectives lt is intended to provide justice which is less
formal [and involves] less paper work less delay andless [expense] The CPA has received wide recognitionin lndia as poor mans legislation ensuring easy access tojustice However the CPA simply gives a new dimensionto rights that have been recognized and protected sincethe ancient period lt is rightly said that the present-day concern for consumer rights is not new andthat consumers rights like the right to have safe un-adulterated and defect-free commodities at appropriateprices has been recognized since ancient times
Objectives of the ActThe purpose of the Act is to provide forthe establishmentof the Commission
1 To prevent practices having adverse effect oncompetition
2 To promote and sustain competition in markets3 To protect the interests of consumers and4 To ensure freedom of trade carried on by other
participants in the markets in lndia
Suggestions1 Educate consumers to develop an understanding
about their responsibilities as consumers2 Consumers should come together to develop the
strength and influence to promote and protecttheir own interest
3 Government should make and implement rulesof punishment more severe so that manufacturerand shopkeeper think twice before adoptingfraudulent practices
4 A Campaign should be set in motion to involveevery consumer for making them more consciousand aware of their right and responsibilities
Thus Consumer protection is always a matter of greaterand graver concern ln ancient lndia effective measureswere initiated to protect consumers from crimes inthe market place ln ancient lndia the king was thesupreme authority to render justice but his authoritywas circumscribed by the rules of Dharma ln themedieval period some Muslim rulers developed wellorganized market mechanisms to monitor prices andthe supply of goods to the markets During the Britishperiod the modern legal system was introduced in lndiaand many laws were enacted to protect the interests ofconsumers generally Today the civil justice system istainted with deficiencies that discourage the consumerfrom seeking legal recourse However the ConsumerProtection Act of 1986 which provides easy access tojustice has brought a legal revolution to lndia as a result
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of its cost-effective mechanisms and popular support To
conclude a few consumers were fully aware about therights responsibilities and Consumer Protection ActHence it is necessary to educate them on their rightsand responsibilities as consumers to make them vigilantrational and become conscious buyers
U THIRIPURASUNDARIPh D SCHOTAR IN COMMFRCE
I wish
I wish to be innocent childFree from burden but
I wish to be desert travelerTaking deep sigh from exhaustion but
I wish to be humming birdAbsorbing nature from sounding world but
I wish to be human beingAtleast I will try to be
MDAKSAMVKI MSc fMAIHS]
WONDER OF MATHEMATICS
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Use each number from 1 to 10 only once But the sum ofthe number on each side 0f the pentagon will be 19
Facts of science1 The distance from the earth to the sun is
149600000000 m2 The speed of light is 300000000 msec3 The average diameter of a red blood cell is
0000007mm4 The thickness of human hair is in the
0005cm yto 001cm5 The distance of moon from the
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booster is 503600ke9 Thickness of a piece of paper is 00015cm10The height of mount everest is 8848m
VVosukiV MSc INIMAIHS
SO-CALLED PRESTICIOUSSOCIETY
He did not like his fathers idea of getting him a jobthrough some influential person But he thought that ifhe could get the job it will be helpful for his family Nowhe not only missed the job but also the money lt was notone or two paisa but four thousand in total
Only with his guilty conscience my father would haveaccepted this ln his sloth of youth and comfortablenessof his luxury he disdained all his neighbours He knewthat now nobody would give even a match stick to him
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He realized this fact at my sisters marriage itself He
thought of all these incidents and he did not want tospoil the future of his children as his life has been marred
in the belief of supposed rain and in chilly production So
he spent money and admitted his son in the MA course
But all his efforts had fell through
Until noq KR was not found anywhere The regret card
was received by us that morning and so we searched forhim thrice He was not available in the house and also in
the places where he usually visits lf I catch him
I would catch him by his shirt and abuse him with all
sorts of rubbish words He must be insulted in public and
driven out of the place He must be slapped and asked
for justice But this is not the right era for doing it He
was such an influential person ln front of him all these
virtues like literacy consideration and justice would go
in vain
Even father could not stand before this kind of hegemonicpowers Still I am able to remember the first meeting
Father went inside and wished him politely
Come in Sir What is the matter(KRs voice was
commanding due to his oratory skills on the stage)
He is my Son (He raised his head and glanced at him)
Come in boy what is your educational qualification
MA
l come here for his sake he finished his studies twoyears ago but still he did not get any job
So sad
Nowit is stated in the notice that they are giving
placements Please do me a favour
OKl will see to it boy without fail bring me a copy ofthe application tomorrow
(Then again father wished him kindly)
l believe only in you
Alrightl will take care
Afterthat father and KR went along with him to Madras
They took the taxi and first entered a good hotel and
then KR visited many persons on the way Altogether
the expense of the taxi and hotel came around four
hundred rupees On the second day evening KR asked
two thousand from the father for the purpose of bribingother persons and he said Even God grants the boon
Priest denies it
Father thought a bit and said after returning to his place
he will make arrangement for that
He was not able to get the money He thought of lending
his land But mother rose like Kali and shouted Then
on one day with full of tears she gave the rest of jewels
which remained after the sisters marriage After twomonths KR called them At that time there was no
other go father had to arrange for another two thousand
rupees So he happened to lend the land
shit
He climbed the stairs and rang the bell Even that time
she opened the door with some weeklies in her hand
On looking at him she adjusted her dress
Fathersomeone has come to see you (She wentinside)
Come in boy
Even though KR was not honest he had the same smile
on his face while inviting The boy showed the regret
card And he had no words to speak as he was in extremewrath but still he read KRs face
someone is behind this deed You do not worry I am
going to Madras this week I will see to it
How was he capable of telling lies with such a smile How
he had such a potential to cheat all the innocent fathers
Even after doing all sort of frauds he was able to walk
with pride because this is so called prestigious society
He shut the compound door with full force The dog
which was eating the food in the dust bin on the road
looked at him He did not care for it and he continued
to walk but all of a sudden he stopped at the particular
place He stumbled over a stone and picked it up and
hurled it at the dog Bow it ran quickly then hopped
and disappeared He could stone only these dogs
Only these dogs- Molon V Noroyonon
SOURCE TEXT GAURAVAR SABAI (MALAN
vNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH BY
JMADHUMIDHA SRI
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MATHEMATICAL PUZZLESt Which weighs more A pound of gold or a pound of
feathers2 What is alive and has only 1 foot3 When do giraffes have 8 feet4 How many eggs can you put in an empty basket5 lf you take three apples from five apples how many
do you have6 What has 4 legs and only 1 foot7 How many times can you subtract 6 from 308 How many 9s between 1 and 1009 lt happens once in a minute twice in a week and
once in a year What is it10 How can half of 2be7L1 When things go wrong what can you always count
on12 What goes up and never comes downL3 What did one math book say to the other math
book14 Why is the longest human nose on record only L1
inches longL5 As I was going to the fair I saw a man with golden
hair He had 3 sons each with another one Howmany people were going to the fair
16 A queen bee was buzzing a worker bee was buzzinga honey bee was buzzing and a killer bee wasbuzzing How many bees were in buzzing
17 What did you wear the day after yesterday18 There is a pink house made of bricks a blue house
made of bricks an orange house made of bricksWhat color bricks is a greenhouse made of
19 lf a rooster laid 11 eggs and the farmer took 5 ofthem and another rooster laid 14 eggs and 5 ofthemwere rotten how many eggs were left
ANSWERS
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3 When theres two of themi Only one after that the basket is not empty5 You have three apples5 A bedr Once after that it is no longer 30 (Dont try this in a
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3 209 The lettereiO Cut Xll into two halves horizontally you get Vll on the
top halfYour fingersYour age
Wow have lgot problemslOtherwise it would be a footOne Just me because I met the others on the way tothe fair
L6 One There is only one b in the word buzzing17 What I am wearing today18 A greenhouse is made of glass or plastic not bricks19 0 Roosters dont lay eggs
KAFARS2 DAUGHTER- Modhovikkuili
Hajirahajjumma3 was peacefully sitting on the doorstepof her newly built house She was simultaneouslythrowing her eyes outside to see the sights on the roadand was stretching her head backwards to see what isgoing on in the kitchen She saw a group of girls going tothe college
lnstead of taking the road outside the gate they aremoving through my courtyard by making all sorts ofsounds and giggles At that moment she was remindedof her son Adilkhan lts just before a week Adil hasreturned the new home after finishing his studies Nowthese girls are passing through my yard just to see himNo man in the village is as handsome as Adil But its surethat I wont let these girls to attract or to impress him
These girls have not had any headdress but from thatwe cant say hat they are not Muslims people are turningprogressive nowadays Most of the rituals and customshave already changed And if ever Adil brings a bride shemay not be wearing any headdress Even then I am notready to order her to cover her hair Secretly I wish to geta daughter -in-law who prays five times a day But I haveto hide that wish too Because Adil is the exact double ofhis father he is very short tempered He will move to thecity with his wife leaving me and this house I cant bearthe terrible loneliness at this frail old age Have I built thishouse spending seven lakhs to live alone Four bedroomsin the upstairs The wide verandah A tall wall around tokeep the children safe ln this new house Adil and hisfamily should live happily lll stay in the ground floor inthe room of my late husband The old lady servant will belying in the floor near the kitchen The girls laughed againas they were hastily passing through the yard
Hajjumma imitated
2 Kafar- a non-believer of lslam3 Hajirahajjumma lts the name of he person Hajira) who has-returned from hajj (holy pilgrimage to Mecca) and umma is aterm used by the Muslims in Kerala to call their mother
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Cant you walk through the road ls there any law
written like this that you should walk through the othercourtyard by breaking their walls she asked A loudlaughter answered her question
Umma suddenly turned to see the stairs ls Adil steppingdown Or is he standing in the verandah to watch thesegirls passing
Adil had his breakfast at 10 O clock Jhe lady servant
brought puria and chicken curry from the kitchen along
with the milk mixed coffee
Eat my dearHajjumma said and grow healthy
Nobody should complain that the new groom is leantheservant remarked and then laughed by showing her black
teeth
Who is going to be a groom now I am not going to marry
soon he retorted
You should marry at the right age Or else girls will startroaming around the house These village girls cant be a
proper match for you Hajjumma stated
Havent you seen a fair girl among the band of thecollege going girls She is very beautifulthe servant lady
commented
The girl is from which familyAdil asked
She is our Narayannairss daughter -Saraswati said the
servant
A kafars daughterHajjumma whispered
That girl is looking at me from yesterday onwardsAdilsaid and laughed as if he had cracked a joke
l am going to build a wall around the house tomorrowitself No more laugh and play I have already looked a
girl for you from a good Muslim family from Kodungaloor
She is a relative of our Sidique doctor She has M A You
should go and see her this Friday Hajjumma told her
son
4 Puri-its a food item made of wheat powder its cooked in the
boiled oils Nair-is a forward Hindu cast in Kerala
l wont go You shouldnt bother to find a girl for meAdilsaidThen whom are you going to marry ls thau the girlSaraswati
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SHAKUNTALA DEVI
Shakuntala Devi was born on 4th Novemben 1939
in Bangalore Karnataka lndia Manifested with an
extraordinary love for numbers at the age of 3 she became
an expert in complex mental arithmetic at the age of five
On 18 June 1980 Shakuntala Devi gave the product oftwo thirteen digit figures after multiplying them within28 seconds Many countries have invited Shakuntala Devi
to demonstrate her extraordinary talent Today she isacclaimed as an accomplished mathematician
ln 1980 she gave the product of two thirteen digitnumbers within 28 seconds many countries have invitedher to demonstrate her extraordinary talent
ln Dallas she competed with a computer to see who give
the cube root of 188138517 faster she won At Universityof USA she was asked to give the 23d root of
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Shakunatala Devi is a well-known mathematicalgenius and
calculating progidy from lndia She has been nicknamed
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Human Computer because of her extraordinary talentand skill in solving complex mathematical problemswithout any mechanical aid Shakuntalas father was a
circus artiste and it was he who introduced Shakuntalato the world of mathematics through card tricksShakuntalas amazing memory power was tapped whichthen led herto develop an extraordinary love for numbersat the tender age of three
Gradually over the years Shakuntalas memorizingand calculating skills were strengthened whilst shesimultaneously became an expert in complex mentalarithmetic Beginning at the University of Mysore andthe Annamalai University Shakuntalas public displaysof her extraordinary abilities and talents even spreadto institutions worldwide bewildering the crowdedgathering of students and professors alike ln her timeolder calculating prodigies like Truman Henry Saffordwere also present yet Shakuntala started displayingher talents from a very young age With her brilliantmind Shakuntala Devi was adept at solving arithrneticalp roblems includ ing fu nctions of add ition m u lti plicationdivision calculating square and cube roots along withcomplex algorithms and Vedic Maths She could evenstate the day of the week of any given date in the lastcentury in a jiffy Shakuntala could even outdo some ofthe fastest available computers of that period Amongsther numerous feats the most outstanding ones thatfetched her name in the 1995 Guinness Book of WorldRecords are
ln January 977 al the Southern Methodist Universityin Dallas Texas Shakuntala Devi extracted the 23rd rootof a 201-digit number at the fifty-second mark withthe correct answer being54637289L She had beatenthe fastest computer UNIVACs time of 62 seconds and13000 instructions
On 18th june 1980 Shakuntala Devi demonstrated themultiplication oftwo 13-digitnumbers7 68636977 487 0x 2465099745779 picked randomly by the ComputerDepartment of lmperial College London She producedt h e correct a n swe r of 189 4766817 79954264627 7 3
730 in just 28 seconds
Shakuntala could find the cube root of 332 812 557 inunder a minute
Today Shakunatala Devi is an accomplished mathematicianwhose interests also include the mystic field of AstrologyWhile setling up of several mathematics research centersare her future plans Shakuntala Devi has also writtenn umerous books some of which are - Puzzles to Puzzle You
Fun with Numbers Astrology for you and Mathablity
Shakuntala Devi is generally known as aHuman Computerbecause of her extraordinary talents in solving complexmathematical problems without any mechanical aid Shealso found her place in the Guinness book of recordsas a result of her extraordinary talents Nowadays apartfrom solving mathematical problems she is utilizing heramazing talent in the field of astrology
She adds a L6-digit number with another one andmultiplies the result with an equal array of numbersalmost instantaneously finds the cube root of theresultant and pops up with an answer in just about thetime taken for a wink Humanly not possible as even toask the question would in its shortest possibility take a
minute Rated as one in 58 million for her stupendousmathematicalfeats by one of the fastest super-computersever invented - - the Univac-1l08 - - Shakuntala Devi is agenius par excellence
She is a human computer with a brain that can work outa 23rd root of a 20L-digit number in 12 seconds less thanthe Univac-1108 will be a gross understatement Butperhaps there isnt any better title for a person for whomsolving complex mathematical problems is childs play
Doubling up as an astrologer in her spare time ShakuntalaDevi equates the science of foretelling to mathematicsAstrology and mathematics are so analogous
ln fact they are complementary to each other as bothdeal in numbers she says The prodigious expert whohails from a simple orthodox Kannada Brahmin familyis interestingly a culinary expert too l have authoredmany books on cookery she says modestly
A Guinness record holder sexagenarian Devi inspiresawe in many but remains unsurpassable in her own fieldof numbers Call her a mathematician extraordinaire or amathemagician she modestly accepts her ignorance touse a computer Believe it or not I have never learntto use an abacus she says in a hushed tone Godsgift A divine quality is how Devi accredits her uniquedistinction that began showing visibility since the age ofthree She informs that none in her family showed anysigns of the same head for figures Not even remotelyalthough my dad was a stage magician she adds
Mathematical feats which are even beyond a normalhuman brain to comprehend are solved by her soeffortlessly that pitting her brain against the fastestmainframes and super computers and beating themalmost always has become an intense passion with herAstounding scientists and academicians all around theworld with her remarkable feats the maths wizard is now
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here in our very own Hyderabad and has expressed her
desire to set up a Maths varsity here which would carryon her legacy of popularising mathematics amongpeople
l have asked the chief minister for a grant of L00 acres
land for the University and he has approved of the idea
Shakuntala Devi claims l will force juvenile delinquentschild labourers and child beggars to join my academy so
that they can also become Nobel laureates one day she
dreams as her eyes gleam in excitement about the wholeproject
l just pray that I can finish offthe entire project beforemy death ln a way the varsity which I propose to startwill be a global seat of learning for mathematics and willbe my humble contribution to the world Devi gushes
adding that the emphasis will be on Vedic mathematicsso that the glorious tradition of lndian mathematics is
preserved
For a person so passionate about numbers who has
never had any formal education how does it feel tohave wor nanV accolades and teach mathematicalshortcuts to eminent experts God has given me thisquality for the benefit of others the purpose of my lifuis to make people especially children enjoy Maths as an
affable and an joyful experience she concludes
SOME OF THE PUZZLES OF
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
1 A PROBLEI1OF COMBINATIONA box contains 12 marbles of three different coloursgreen yellow and blue-4 each lf you were to close your
eyes and pick them at random how many marbles must
take out to be sure that there are atleast two of one
colour among the marbles picked out
Answerln the first three pickings you may get one of each colour
on the fourth pick there will be atleast two of one color
Therefore the answer is 4
2 THE SPECIAL NUMBERThere is a number whose double is greater than its half
by 45Can you find that number
AnswerAs the difference between twice the number and half of
it amounts to 45or half of the number plus the whole ofits represented by 1 adds up to 45
t2+=I2+212=32=45
Now we have to find what number 32 is equal of 45Jodo this we invert 32to 23 and multiply by 45This gives
us
21345=30
Therefore the number is 30
3 THE DIG ITAL GAMEThere is a number the second digit of which is smallerthan its first digit by 4 and if the number was divided by
the number
AnswerThe number is 84
4 BROTHERS AND SISTERS
A family has several children Each boy in this familyhas as many sisters as brothers but each girl has sisters
twice as many brothers as sisters How many brothersand sisters are there
AnswerSince the boys have as many brothers as sisters theremust be 1 boy more than the number of girls lf we try2 and 13 and 2and 4 and 3we will find that 4 boys and
3 girls is the solution to fulfill the requirement that eachgirl has twice as many brothers as sisters
5 THE PECULIAR NUMBERThere is a number which is very peculiar
is three times the sum of its digits Can
number
AnswerThe number is 27 2+7=993=27
This numberyou find the
ReferenceShakuntala Devi (2006) Puzzles to puzzle you
Andhttp enwi ki pediaorg
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THE ALCHEMY CALLED MARRIACE
Rajee had giddiness when she woke up in the morningHer head weighed as if it carried the globe This sensationwas the indication of headache
Rajee took the ribbon near the mirror and tied it tightlyaround her head Pressing her cheeks deeply in thepillow she laid down to her left She took another pillownear her leg and held it with her hands on her face
Her mother cried What is this you are doing in theearly morning She knows what it is But she has to askWithout answering Rajee closed her eyes
One day or other you are going to suffocate and die
Not a curse but mother rebuked Though she thoughtshe was speaking severely there would always be somesoftness in it She would give advance to her servantmaid saying You will never pay back the money Butshe is so kind and has never reduced the salary
tVhat is this Rajee im shouting and you
leadache mom
ou are a girl to be married and you complain of your-eadache taking away the pillow she examined her-ead with her hand
shing her moms hand aside Rajee turned back
- ive minutes there came a strong coffee you havent rrshed your teeth Its ok Drink
Sre felt comfortable when she stretched her arms after- nking coffee She felt that her mothers care woulde her headache But she has decided to bunk her officey so that she need not shout hello throughout the An unspeakable comfort would come if she takes a- vater bath after 1030 am Ecstasy in moms spicym What is it in these tablets a drowsy feeling
- c as sudden Rajee thought of her would be -- arajan Her inner voice said Comradel Do you get ^ or sorrow
^cne thought that Varadarajan had an iron body-- he fainted in a hunger strike Then he didnt knowcs or labor party Only his humanism urged him toltustice A woman employee on her maternity leave
had a miscarriage So the officers had sanctioned herleave under loss of pay Varadarajan wanted to voice thisinjustice
Why are you bothered about womans leave theymocked at him
lf you want you can go to court they were adamantA few voiced for the strike Fourth day afternoon hefainted in the strike Doctors came and diagnosed hiscritical condition which was due to acetone secretionThey were angry with him for his silence How he didntknow That much pain would have troubled his stomachHis pain would have made him feel as if the abdomentissues were tightening Didnt he tell
He didnt even murmur doctorl
Rajee wept for his heart which withheld pain She wasthrilled What sort of a heart is thisl A man who wasready to die for others ls he a man
Dont make me an idol and pray lm just a human Lookhere I could wink my eyes my legs are in the floor mybody sweats said Varadarajan
l couldnt bear even a headache How could you bearsuch a pain
Have you read BharathiyarT
Ya Has he talked about medicine
lle quotes from Bharathi
l osked for o ball-like flexibte physicAnd on un-desiring heart
Dont cheat me Speak the truth
lts all about mind Rajee lf we think we cant bear painwe would die even if a stone pricks lf you do somethingfor someone else you could laugh even at the time ofdeath
Rajee learned to laugh which culminated in love Lovewith one condition She should call him as comrade evenafter marriage
They married
Comrades world is big But home is small She hacjheadache on the very day she entered her in-laws homels lt due to tiredness or jasmine smell or due to tensionin a new place She does not know Her silk sari madehel sluffv Her thishs waist armpits were irritatine withTTamil poet
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sweat lt would be comfortable if she could wear a thinhouse coat and sleep while drying her wet hair
It is possible if it were her moms place But whatwould mother-in-law think if she wears house coat on
the first day itself She didnt know if she should seekpermission
Without any thought she went inside the bathroom and
washed her face The chill feel was good She continuedto sprinkle water on her face Water droplets fell fromher brows and dripped through her nose Her sari got
wet near her neck
When she changed her clothes her mother-in-law said
Cant you be in sari for some time at least today We
may have some guests
Mom I washed my face and my sari got wet Rajee
said
You answer back immediately said mother-in-law At
that moment Rajee decided not to speak in that house
even at the cost of her life
Varadarajan didnt stop his speeches ln trade union
meeting party office political stage he continued to talk
lf not in such serious meetings at least he would speak
with some guests near his house Expect in his sleep he
continued to speak Speech made him fly high Gave him
a permanent seat in a big regional union head
Headache broke her skull lt cant be cured with a ribbon
or a coffee or an ointment Now-a-days the pain is severe
Nerves in the brain turned into worms She felt like hittingher head with a grinding stone
But cant sleep now Varadarajan was getting ready
somewhere in the early morning lt must be an importantmeeting somewhere Couldnt talk for two days lf she
misses even today then there wont be a next chance
Not for her For others
Mind matters We would die if it is for us We could
laugh at the death bed if it is for others cause
Varadarajans words that taught her to laugh gave her
life
Rajee managed to get up Called him comrade he
turned
Comrade just a minute
Yeah Rajee
Govind has put his hand into the machine
shit when
Two days back There is a problem now
What
The company wont give compensation it seems
Because he is a casual labour
Thats illegal
l think yolr can talk to the authorities
How could l lm not in the union
Friendship is different from that of a union
Comrade ls it you You were about to die when you
voiced for Visalatchi is that for the union or for her
Then I was a single man Now lve a wife and a familySo
Risk in my office would reflect in my family I dont wantthat to happen
You dont know Not only the labours but the party is
also in the union ln fact the party is our leader now I
cant do anything against the party
You could speak against your boss but you cant speak
against your party
lts true
He went down the stairs as a shadow in the dawn Whathas changed this man who was ready to die for injustice
Marriage changes the bold men into cowards and softgirls into stones her heart murmured Rajee couldntignore it
- MATAN VNARAYANAN
SOURCE TEXT KALYANAM YENDRORU RASAYANAM
(MALAN VNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH
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SPECIALITY OF NUMBER 9
9 1=9
992=198
9993=2997
99994=39996
999995=499995
9999996=5999994
99999997=69999993
999999998=799999992
9999999999=899999999 1
SPECIALITY OF NUMBER37
373=L7
376=222
3730=1010
FAMOUS INDIANMATHEMATICIANS PROFII-E AND
CONTRIBUTIONS
RAMANUJATT
He was born on 22n of December 1887 in a smallvillage of Tanjore district Madras
He sent a set of 120 theorems to professor Hardyof Cambridge As a result he invited Ramanujan toEnglandHe showed that how to divide the number into two ormore squares or cubesWhen Mr Litlewood came to see Ramanujan intaxi number L729 Rarnanujan said that 1729 is thesmallest number which can be written in the form ofsum of cubes of two numbers in two ways
ieL729 = 93 + 103 =L3 + 123
since then the number 1729 is called Ramanujansnumber
ARYABHATTA
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Aryabhatta was born in 4764D in Kusumpur lndiaHe was the first person to say that Earth is sphericaland it revolves around the sunHe gave the formula (a + b)z = a2 + b2 + 2abHe taught the method of solving the following
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J+2+3 + 4+ 5 ++ nn(n + 1)
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13 + 23 +33 + 43 + 53 ++13 = t+lta + 2a + 34 + 44 + 5a + n4 = n(n+1) (2n+1)(3nz+3n-1)30
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BRAHMA GUPTA
Brahma Gupta was born in 598AD in pakistan
He gave four methods of multiplication
He gave the following formula used in Gp series
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a + ar+ arz + ar3 + arn-l = (arl) + (r_ 1)o He gave the following formulae
Area of a cyclic quadrilateral with side(s- bXs -c)(s- d)
where2s=a+b+c+d
Length of its diagonals =
JANAM (PEOPLE)AKBAR KAKKATTIL
The car is moving fast Nothing was felt other than themurmuring of the wind Suddenly a frightened voice
from behind Brake Brake When looked in front lsee a
bus coming very fast towards us lt is me who drives thecarl put brake Then I dont know how the driver whowas sitling behind reached the front
He had been sayingGiving accelerator instead ofpressing the brake Somehow he managed to push meto side and took control of the car and turned to left
The hitting of the vehicle against something and thecclllapse of something was the next thing I came to knowEyes are filled with darkness The colour of that darknesswas red at first lt had been changing its colour into blackthen again to red in a frightening speed When I openedmy eyes again everything around me was jumping inunclear shapes Yes now I am taking breath Yes so past
in a lightening speed was the bus seen early
Are you all right Are you alright Driver asks His voicewas shaky His eyes were thrusted out unusually
The thing which I wanted to ask was also the same The
entire body was shivering and sweating Both of themwere panting by looking face to face
Luckily nothing happened to both of us Damage wasonly for the building at that junction and also to the car
The front and the left side of the car have become like a
crumpled powder tin The dented bonnet is full of stonesand soil
When the panting is over we reached to normalcy Nowthe driver is trying to move the vehicle Oh Yes ltsmoving He moved back the vehicle and parked it Somemore soil and stones fell off from the car
Crowds on all the four sides How did people weregathered in a short time I dont remember whether I
saw any one here before I thought that people are hidingsome where expecting some danger
Dont tell that you where learning driving I will tell itlater Driver didnt forget to warn me even if he wasconfused
I looked around with fear Many necks that have headsat the end are looking inside the car Every eye is seemedthrusting unusually
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BHASKARACHARYA He was born in a village of Mysore district He was the first to give that any number divided
by 0 gives infinity (m) He has written a lot about zero surds permutation
and combination He wrote The hundredth part of the
circumference of a circle seems to be straight Ourearth is a big sphere and thats why it appears tobe flat
He gave the formulae like sin(A I B) = sinAcosB +
cosAsinB
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No Nothing serious
Ohl What a scene was that First lthought that nothingwould remain
Did he speak it with a disappointment Has he hoped ofgetting at least a single dead body
Luck Another man said He can be identified easilyom the crowd A fat man But a part of that shop I
ointed to that shop in confusion
lo probleml lt can be repaired by 500 Rupees ThankGod Nothing happened to men
-re words of the fat man that the problem can be solved 500 Rs gave me relief For our luck no serious damageas happened tb that shop lt can be repaired with some-inimal work But how much money will be needed toepair the car and make it as before Any way hat is only^e secondary matter lt can be considered later First I
-ave to escape from here3ut how did it happen lt is the fatty man himself
3ecame wonder stuck when I heard the explanation of^e driver How indecently they came even without a
gnal Dont they remember that it is a turning When- e said that I thought that he would have killed him if heg him in his hand now
len though the driver didnt say anything directly thecrvd got the following message from his words On our e there is not even a single mistake
les rightBus was in a high speed I did see that whatculd be the result if people drive a vehicle like this in-ls kind of turning Some one added ltried to smile atat God who came in the form of a man
Consider it as a blessing of God lf the car was dashedagainst ihe busl An old man cannot even continue afterhat Nothing happened to this people it itself is a greatring Fat man reminded
a nd the driver got out from the car in relief The shiveringlas not stopped even though it has decreased a little
t is the shop of Kuttiyali Mappilahe does not open itfcr the last some timeThinking to rebuild itEveningst becomes the camp of youthYou are lucky as it is
nidday Otherwiseyou are blessed ones1 Some bodyras saying
What do you want to drink lt is the fat fellow Beforesaying something itself somebody brought us two glassesof tea
I thought How good are these people How lovable andaffectionate are these villagers That is why everybodyuses the phrase beloved villagers
I was also thinking on which weak moment that I thoughtof learning driving Was there any need for it at the ageof 40 After hecame some what matured why did thisstrong desire catch me without leaving lt is true that I
felt inferiority complex when the guys who do not haveeven half of my age driving cars and two wheelers As I
was born as the only one of my parents they did not allowme to learn allthat fearing that something will happen tome The idea of learning it in secret by disobeying themalso didnt work because of my devotion to my parents I
was growing without knowing how to ride even a bicycleWasnt that kind of state needed to be continued But when father had his first heart attack in mid nightln neighbouring house there is car But driver has goneearly I had to get him to drive the car At that day I
thought a lot if I knew driving
It is not because of that I have a car or have facilities forthat I simply thought that it is better to learn these typesof things at least now When I asked to the friend in theneighourhood he sent me one car and the driver
I was in the happy mood because I have almost learntdrivingThen see what is happened now Didnt I drivethe car 10-15kms Smoothly Wasnt it on the intentionthat matters became somewhat OK that the driverseated behind me to give me confidence Are all thesehappened because I lost my presence of mind at somemoment Any way driving is not apt for people like meDid my parents know it Nothing bad happened to thembecause they didnt know driving
Now the people have made us to sit on the veranda of thenear by shop Somebody has gone to call the shop ownerCases or things like that is not needed two labourers maybe needed to repair the part of the shop that is brokenThe problem can be solved by giving the money for thatThe people said like that Frequently they were praisingus by saying that we are lucky men
It was in the midst of a lot of financial problems that I
managed to get some money to fill petrol and ali Nowshop repairing car repairing Even if all these troublesare there I still felt that there is no need to loose thechance to evaluate himself as a lucky man
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As lucky man my self I returned looks on them who look
at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
The staircase is in the hall thats good
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
catches up with it right at birthl said land moved on
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1 sostros - treatises of Hindu religion and prescriptionof customashta lqkshmis-the group of eight Hindu goddesseswho preside over the eight sources of wealthaccording to the sastras They area Dhana Lqkshmi - Goddess of money and goldb Veera Lakshmi - Goddess of valourc Santanq Lskshmi - Goddess of progenyd Gajo Lqkshmi- Goddess of animal wealth like
cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
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MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
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COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
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ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
lf U think U will lose U R
lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
-NATACHA
LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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Pondicherry University
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booster is 503600ke9 Thickness of a piece of paper is 00015cm10The height of mount everest is 8848m
VVosukiV MSc INIMAIHS
SO-CALLED PRESTICIOUSSOCIETY
He did not like his fathers idea of getting him a jobthrough some influential person But he thought that ifhe could get the job it will be helpful for his family Nowhe not only missed the job but also the money lt was notone or two paisa but four thousand in total
Only with his guilty conscience my father would haveaccepted this ln his sloth of youth and comfortablenessof his luxury he disdained all his neighbours He knewthat now nobody would give even a match stick to him
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He realized this fact at my sisters marriage itself He
thought of all these incidents and he did not want tospoil the future of his children as his life has been marred
in the belief of supposed rain and in chilly production So
he spent money and admitted his son in the MA course
But all his efforts had fell through
Until noq KR was not found anywhere The regret card
was received by us that morning and so we searched forhim thrice He was not available in the house and also in
the places where he usually visits lf I catch him
I would catch him by his shirt and abuse him with all
sorts of rubbish words He must be insulted in public and
driven out of the place He must be slapped and asked
for justice But this is not the right era for doing it He
was such an influential person ln front of him all these
virtues like literacy consideration and justice would go
in vain
Even father could not stand before this kind of hegemonicpowers Still I am able to remember the first meeting
Father went inside and wished him politely
Come in Sir What is the matter(KRs voice was
commanding due to his oratory skills on the stage)
He is my Son (He raised his head and glanced at him)
Come in boy what is your educational qualification
MA
l come here for his sake he finished his studies twoyears ago but still he did not get any job
So sad
Nowit is stated in the notice that they are giving
placements Please do me a favour
OKl will see to it boy without fail bring me a copy ofthe application tomorrow
(Then again father wished him kindly)
l believe only in you
Alrightl will take care
Afterthat father and KR went along with him to Madras
They took the taxi and first entered a good hotel and
then KR visited many persons on the way Altogether
the expense of the taxi and hotel came around four
hundred rupees On the second day evening KR asked
two thousand from the father for the purpose of bribingother persons and he said Even God grants the boon
Priest denies it
Father thought a bit and said after returning to his place
he will make arrangement for that
He was not able to get the money He thought of lending
his land But mother rose like Kali and shouted Then
on one day with full of tears she gave the rest of jewels
which remained after the sisters marriage After twomonths KR called them At that time there was no
other go father had to arrange for another two thousand
rupees So he happened to lend the land
shit
He climbed the stairs and rang the bell Even that time
she opened the door with some weeklies in her hand
On looking at him she adjusted her dress
Fathersomeone has come to see you (She wentinside)
Come in boy
Even though KR was not honest he had the same smile
on his face while inviting The boy showed the regret
card And he had no words to speak as he was in extremewrath but still he read KRs face
someone is behind this deed You do not worry I am
going to Madras this week I will see to it
How was he capable of telling lies with such a smile How
he had such a potential to cheat all the innocent fathers
Even after doing all sort of frauds he was able to walk
with pride because this is so called prestigious society
He shut the compound door with full force The dog
which was eating the food in the dust bin on the road
looked at him He did not care for it and he continued
to walk but all of a sudden he stopped at the particular
place He stumbled over a stone and picked it up and
hurled it at the dog Bow it ran quickly then hopped
and disappeared He could stone only these dogs
Only these dogs- Molon V Noroyonon
SOURCE TEXT GAURAVAR SABAI (MALAN
vNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH BY
JMADHUMIDHA SRI
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MATHEMATICAL PUZZLESt Which weighs more A pound of gold or a pound of
feathers2 What is alive and has only 1 foot3 When do giraffes have 8 feet4 How many eggs can you put in an empty basket5 lf you take three apples from five apples how many
do you have6 What has 4 legs and only 1 foot7 How many times can you subtract 6 from 308 How many 9s between 1 and 1009 lt happens once in a minute twice in a week and
once in a year What is it10 How can half of 2be7L1 When things go wrong what can you always count
on12 What goes up and never comes downL3 What did one math book say to the other math
book14 Why is the longest human nose on record only L1
inches longL5 As I was going to the fair I saw a man with golden
hair He had 3 sons each with another one Howmany people were going to the fair
16 A queen bee was buzzing a worker bee was buzzinga honey bee was buzzing and a killer bee wasbuzzing How many bees were in buzzing
17 What did you wear the day after yesterday18 There is a pink house made of bricks a blue house
made of bricks an orange house made of bricksWhat color bricks is a greenhouse made of
19 lf a rooster laid 11 eggs and the farmer took 5 ofthem and another rooster laid 14 eggs and 5 ofthemwere rotten how many eggs were left
ANSWERS
1 Both weigh the same7 A leg
3 When theres two of themi Only one after that the basket is not empty5 You have three apples5 A bedr Once after that it is no longer 30 (Dont try this in a
test I )
3 209 The lettereiO Cut Xll into two halves horizontally you get Vll on the
top halfYour fingersYour age
Wow have lgot problemslOtherwise it would be a footOne Just me because I met the others on the way tothe fair
L6 One There is only one b in the word buzzing17 What I am wearing today18 A greenhouse is made of glass or plastic not bricks19 0 Roosters dont lay eggs
KAFARS2 DAUGHTER- Modhovikkuili
Hajirahajjumma3 was peacefully sitting on the doorstepof her newly built house She was simultaneouslythrowing her eyes outside to see the sights on the roadand was stretching her head backwards to see what isgoing on in the kitchen She saw a group of girls going tothe college
lnstead of taking the road outside the gate they aremoving through my courtyard by making all sorts ofsounds and giggles At that moment she was remindedof her son Adilkhan lts just before a week Adil hasreturned the new home after finishing his studies Nowthese girls are passing through my yard just to see himNo man in the village is as handsome as Adil But its surethat I wont let these girls to attract or to impress him
These girls have not had any headdress but from thatwe cant say hat they are not Muslims people are turningprogressive nowadays Most of the rituals and customshave already changed And if ever Adil brings a bride shemay not be wearing any headdress Even then I am notready to order her to cover her hair Secretly I wish to geta daughter -in-law who prays five times a day But I haveto hide that wish too Because Adil is the exact double ofhis father he is very short tempered He will move to thecity with his wife leaving me and this house I cant bearthe terrible loneliness at this frail old age Have I built thishouse spending seven lakhs to live alone Four bedroomsin the upstairs The wide verandah A tall wall around tokeep the children safe ln this new house Adil and hisfamily should live happily lll stay in the ground floor inthe room of my late husband The old lady servant will belying in the floor near the kitchen The girls laughed againas they were hastily passing through the yard
Hajjumma imitated
2 Kafar- a non-believer of lslam3 Hajirahajjumma lts the name of he person Hajira) who has-returned from hajj (holy pilgrimage to Mecca) and umma is aterm used by the Muslims in Kerala to call their mother
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Cant you walk through the road ls there any law
written like this that you should walk through the othercourtyard by breaking their walls she asked A loudlaughter answered her question
Umma suddenly turned to see the stairs ls Adil steppingdown Or is he standing in the verandah to watch thesegirls passing
Adil had his breakfast at 10 O clock Jhe lady servant
brought puria and chicken curry from the kitchen along
with the milk mixed coffee
Eat my dearHajjumma said and grow healthy
Nobody should complain that the new groom is leantheservant remarked and then laughed by showing her black
teeth
Who is going to be a groom now I am not going to marry
soon he retorted
You should marry at the right age Or else girls will startroaming around the house These village girls cant be a
proper match for you Hajjumma stated
Havent you seen a fair girl among the band of thecollege going girls She is very beautifulthe servant lady
commented
The girl is from which familyAdil asked
She is our Narayannairss daughter -Saraswati said the
servant
A kafars daughterHajjumma whispered
That girl is looking at me from yesterday onwardsAdilsaid and laughed as if he had cracked a joke
l am going to build a wall around the house tomorrowitself No more laugh and play I have already looked a
girl for you from a good Muslim family from Kodungaloor
She is a relative of our Sidique doctor She has M A You
should go and see her this Friday Hajjumma told her
son
4 Puri-its a food item made of wheat powder its cooked in the
boiled oils Nair-is a forward Hindu cast in Kerala
l wont go You shouldnt bother to find a girl for meAdilsaidThen whom are you going to marry ls thau the girlSaraswati
Ya
NAVYA VKIil M4
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
Shakuntala Devi was born on 4th Novemben 1939
in Bangalore Karnataka lndia Manifested with an
extraordinary love for numbers at the age of 3 she became
an expert in complex mental arithmetic at the age of five
On 18 June 1980 Shakuntala Devi gave the product oftwo thirteen digit figures after multiplying them within28 seconds Many countries have invited Shakuntala Devi
to demonstrate her extraordinary talent Today she isacclaimed as an accomplished mathematician
ln 1980 she gave the product of two thirteen digitnumbers within 28 seconds many countries have invitedher to demonstrate her extraordinary talent
ln Dallas she competed with a computer to see who give
the cube root of 188138517 faster she won At Universityof USA she was asked to give the 23d root of
9 167 4867 69 2003 9 1 5 8 09 8 6 6 09 2 7 5 8 5 3 80 1 6 2483 1 06 6 80
744308622407 1265L6427 93465 704086709659
327 92057 67 4808067900227 830163549248523803357 4
53 1 69 3 5 1 1 19 0359 6s7 7 5 47 340075 68 18688305
620821016129132845564895 78015880677 1
Shakunatala Devi is a well-known mathematicalgenius and
calculating progidy from lndia She has been nicknamed
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Human Computer because of her extraordinary talentand skill in solving complex mathematical problemswithout any mechanical aid Shakuntalas father was a
circus artiste and it was he who introduced Shakuntalato the world of mathematics through card tricksShakuntalas amazing memory power was tapped whichthen led herto develop an extraordinary love for numbersat the tender age of three
Gradually over the years Shakuntalas memorizingand calculating skills were strengthened whilst shesimultaneously became an expert in complex mentalarithmetic Beginning at the University of Mysore andthe Annamalai University Shakuntalas public displaysof her extraordinary abilities and talents even spreadto institutions worldwide bewildering the crowdedgathering of students and professors alike ln her timeolder calculating prodigies like Truman Henry Saffordwere also present yet Shakuntala started displayingher talents from a very young age With her brilliantmind Shakuntala Devi was adept at solving arithrneticalp roblems includ ing fu nctions of add ition m u lti plicationdivision calculating square and cube roots along withcomplex algorithms and Vedic Maths She could evenstate the day of the week of any given date in the lastcentury in a jiffy Shakuntala could even outdo some ofthe fastest available computers of that period Amongsther numerous feats the most outstanding ones thatfetched her name in the 1995 Guinness Book of WorldRecords are
ln January 977 al the Southern Methodist Universityin Dallas Texas Shakuntala Devi extracted the 23rd rootof a 201-digit number at the fifty-second mark withthe correct answer being54637289L She had beatenthe fastest computer UNIVACs time of 62 seconds and13000 instructions
On 18th june 1980 Shakuntala Devi demonstrated themultiplication oftwo 13-digitnumbers7 68636977 487 0x 2465099745779 picked randomly by the ComputerDepartment of lmperial College London She producedt h e correct a n swe r of 189 4766817 79954264627 7 3
730 in just 28 seconds
Shakuntala could find the cube root of 332 812 557 inunder a minute
Today Shakunatala Devi is an accomplished mathematicianwhose interests also include the mystic field of AstrologyWhile setling up of several mathematics research centersare her future plans Shakuntala Devi has also writtenn umerous books some of which are - Puzzles to Puzzle You
Fun with Numbers Astrology for you and Mathablity
Shakuntala Devi is generally known as aHuman Computerbecause of her extraordinary talents in solving complexmathematical problems without any mechanical aid Shealso found her place in the Guinness book of recordsas a result of her extraordinary talents Nowadays apartfrom solving mathematical problems she is utilizing heramazing talent in the field of astrology
She adds a L6-digit number with another one andmultiplies the result with an equal array of numbersalmost instantaneously finds the cube root of theresultant and pops up with an answer in just about thetime taken for a wink Humanly not possible as even toask the question would in its shortest possibility take a
minute Rated as one in 58 million for her stupendousmathematicalfeats by one of the fastest super-computersever invented - - the Univac-1l08 - - Shakuntala Devi is agenius par excellence
She is a human computer with a brain that can work outa 23rd root of a 20L-digit number in 12 seconds less thanthe Univac-1108 will be a gross understatement Butperhaps there isnt any better title for a person for whomsolving complex mathematical problems is childs play
Doubling up as an astrologer in her spare time ShakuntalaDevi equates the science of foretelling to mathematicsAstrology and mathematics are so analogous
ln fact they are complementary to each other as bothdeal in numbers she says The prodigious expert whohails from a simple orthodox Kannada Brahmin familyis interestingly a culinary expert too l have authoredmany books on cookery she says modestly
A Guinness record holder sexagenarian Devi inspiresawe in many but remains unsurpassable in her own fieldof numbers Call her a mathematician extraordinaire or amathemagician she modestly accepts her ignorance touse a computer Believe it or not I have never learntto use an abacus she says in a hushed tone Godsgift A divine quality is how Devi accredits her uniquedistinction that began showing visibility since the age ofthree She informs that none in her family showed anysigns of the same head for figures Not even remotelyalthough my dad was a stage magician she adds
Mathematical feats which are even beyond a normalhuman brain to comprehend are solved by her soeffortlessly that pitting her brain against the fastestmainframes and super computers and beating themalmost always has become an intense passion with herAstounding scientists and academicians all around theworld with her remarkable feats the maths wizard is now
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here in our very own Hyderabad and has expressed her
desire to set up a Maths varsity here which would carryon her legacy of popularising mathematics amongpeople
l have asked the chief minister for a grant of L00 acres
land for the University and he has approved of the idea
Shakuntala Devi claims l will force juvenile delinquentschild labourers and child beggars to join my academy so
that they can also become Nobel laureates one day she
dreams as her eyes gleam in excitement about the wholeproject
l just pray that I can finish offthe entire project beforemy death ln a way the varsity which I propose to startwill be a global seat of learning for mathematics and willbe my humble contribution to the world Devi gushes
adding that the emphasis will be on Vedic mathematicsso that the glorious tradition of lndian mathematics is
preserved
For a person so passionate about numbers who has
never had any formal education how does it feel tohave wor nanV accolades and teach mathematicalshortcuts to eminent experts God has given me thisquality for the benefit of others the purpose of my lifuis to make people especially children enjoy Maths as an
affable and an joyful experience she concludes
SOME OF THE PUZZLES OF
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
1 A PROBLEI1OF COMBINATIONA box contains 12 marbles of three different coloursgreen yellow and blue-4 each lf you were to close your
eyes and pick them at random how many marbles must
take out to be sure that there are atleast two of one
colour among the marbles picked out
Answerln the first three pickings you may get one of each colour
on the fourth pick there will be atleast two of one color
Therefore the answer is 4
2 THE SPECIAL NUMBERThere is a number whose double is greater than its half
by 45Can you find that number
AnswerAs the difference between twice the number and half of
it amounts to 45or half of the number plus the whole ofits represented by 1 adds up to 45
t2+=I2+212=32=45
Now we have to find what number 32 is equal of 45Jodo this we invert 32to 23 and multiply by 45This gives
us
21345=30
Therefore the number is 30
3 THE DIG ITAL GAMEThere is a number the second digit of which is smallerthan its first digit by 4 and if the number was divided by
the number
AnswerThe number is 84
4 BROTHERS AND SISTERS
A family has several children Each boy in this familyhas as many sisters as brothers but each girl has sisters
twice as many brothers as sisters How many brothersand sisters are there
AnswerSince the boys have as many brothers as sisters theremust be 1 boy more than the number of girls lf we try2 and 13 and 2and 4 and 3we will find that 4 boys and
3 girls is the solution to fulfill the requirement that eachgirl has twice as many brothers as sisters
5 THE PECULIAR NUMBERThere is a number which is very peculiar
is three times the sum of its digits Can
number
AnswerThe number is 27 2+7=993=27
This numberyou find the
ReferenceShakuntala Devi (2006) Puzzles to puzzle you
Andhttp enwi ki pediaorg
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THE ALCHEMY CALLED MARRIACE
Rajee had giddiness when she woke up in the morningHer head weighed as if it carried the globe This sensationwas the indication of headache
Rajee took the ribbon near the mirror and tied it tightlyaround her head Pressing her cheeks deeply in thepillow she laid down to her left She took another pillownear her leg and held it with her hands on her face
Her mother cried What is this you are doing in theearly morning She knows what it is But she has to askWithout answering Rajee closed her eyes
One day or other you are going to suffocate and die
Not a curse but mother rebuked Though she thoughtshe was speaking severely there would always be somesoftness in it She would give advance to her servantmaid saying You will never pay back the money Butshe is so kind and has never reduced the salary
tVhat is this Rajee im shouting and you
leadache mom
ou are a girl to be married and you complain of your-eadache taking away the pillow she examined her-ead with her hand
shing her moms hand aside Rajee turned back
- ive minutes there came a strong coffee you havent rrshed your teeth Its ok Drink
Sre felt comfortable when she stretched her arms after- nking coffee She felt that her mothers care woulde her headache But she has decided to bunk her officey so that she need not shout hello throughout the An unspeakable comfort would come if she takes a- vater bath after 1030 am Ecstasy in moms spicym What is it in these tablets a drowsy feeling
- c as sudden Rajee thought of her would be -- arajan Her inner voice said Comradel Do you get ^ or sorrow
^cne thought that Varadarajan had an iron body-- he fainted in a hunger strike Then he didnt knowcs or labor party Only his humanism urged him toltustice A woman employee on her maternity leave
had a miscarriage So the officers had sanctioned herleave under loss of pay Varadarajan wanted to voice thisinjustice
Why are you bothered about womans leave theymocked at him
lf you want you can go to court they were adamantA few voiced for the strike Fourth day afternoon hefainted in the strike Doctors came and diagnosed hiscritical condition which was due to acetone secretionThey were angry with him for his silence How he didntknow That much pain would have troubled his stomachHis pain would have made him feel as if the abdomentissues were tightening Didnt he tell
He didnt even murmur doctorl
Rajee wept for his heart which withheld pain She wasthrilled What sort of a heart is thisl A man who wasready to die for others ls he a man
Dont make me an idol and pray lm just a human Lookhere I could wink my eyes my legs are in the floor mybody sweats said Varadarajan
l couldnt bear even a headache How could you bearsuch a pain
Have you read BharathiyarT
Ya Has he talked about medicine
lle quotes from Bharathi
l osked for o ball-like flexibte physicAnd on un-desiring heart
Dont cheat me Speak the truth
lts all about mind Rajee lf we think we cant bear painwe would die even if a stone pricks lf you do somethingfor someone else you could laugh even at the time ofdeath
Rajee learned to laugh which culminated in love Lovewith one condition She should call him as comrade evenafter marriage
They married
Comrades world is big But home is small She hacjheadache on the very day she entered her in-laws homels lt due to tiredness or jasmine smell or due to tensionin a new place She does not know Her silk sari madehel sluffv Her thishs waist armpits were irritatine withTTamil poet
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sweat lt would be comfortable if she could wear a thinhouse coat and sleep while drying her wet hair
It is possible if it were her moms place But whatwould mother-in-law think if she wears house coat on
the first day itself She didnt know if she should seekpermission
Without any thought she went inside the bathroom and
washed her face The chill feel was good She continuedto sprinkle water on her face Water droplets fell fromher brows and dripped through her nose Her sari got
wet near her neck
When she changed her clothes her mother-in-law said
Cant you be in sari for some time at least today We
may have some guests
Mom I washed my face and my sari got wet Rajee
said
You answer back immediately said mother-in-law At
that moment Rajee decided not to speak in that house
even at the cost of her life
Varadarajan didnt stop his speeches ln trade union
meeting party office political stage he continued to talk
lf not in such serious meetings at least he would speak
with some guests near his house Expect in his sleep he
continued to speak Speech made him fly high Gave him
a permanent seat in a big regional union head
Headache broke her skull lt cant be cured with a ribbon
or a coffee or an ointment Now-a-days the pain is severe
Nerves in the brain turned into worms She felt like hittingher head with a grinding stone
But cant sleep now Varadarajan was getting ready
somewhere in the early morning lt must be an importantmeeting somewhere Couldnt talk for two days lf she
misses even today then there wont be a next chance
Not for her For others
Mind matters We would die if it is for us We could
laugh at the death bed if it is for others cause
Varadarajans words that taught her to laugh gave her
life
Rajee managed to get up Called him comrade he
turned
Comrade just a minute
Yeah Rajee
Govind has put his hand into the machine
shit when
Two days back There is a problem now
What
The company wont give compensation it seems
Because he is a casual labour
Thats illegal
l think yolr can talk to the authorities
How could l lm not in the union
Friendship is different from that of a union
Comrade ls it you You were about to die when you
voiced for Visalatchi is that for the union or for her
Then I was a single man Now lve a wife and a familySo
Risk in my office would reflect in my family I dont wantthat to happen
You dont know Not only the labours but the party is
also in the union ln fact the party is our leader now I
cant do anything against the party
You could speak against your boss but you cant speak
against your party
lts true
He went down the stairs as a shadow in the dawn Whathas changed this man who was ready to die for injustice
Marriage changes the bold men into cowards and softgirls into stones her heart murmured Rajee couldntignore it
- MATAN VNARAYANAN
SOURCE TEXT KALYANAM YENDRORU RASAYANAM
(MALAN VNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH
BY
RMENAKAII MA ENGTISH
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SPECIALITY OF NUMBER 9
9 1=9
992=198
9993=2997
99994=39996
999995=499995
9999996=5999994
99999997=69999993
999999998=799999992
9999999999=899999999 1
SPECIALITY OF NUMBER37
373=L7
376=222
3730=1010
FAMOUS INDIANMATHEMATICIANS PROFII-E AND
CONTRIBUTIONS
RAMANUJATT
He was born on 22n of December 1887 in a smallvillage of Tanjore district Madras
He sent a set of 120 theorems to professor Hardyof Cambridge As a result he invited Ramanujan toEnglandHe showed that how to divide the number into two ormore squares or cubesWhen Mr Litlewood came to see Ramanujan intaxi number L729 Rarnanujan said that 1729 is thesmallest number which can be written in the form ofsum of cubes of two numbers in two ways
ieL729 = 93 + 103 =L3 + 123
since then the number 1729 is called Ramanujansnumber
ARYABHATTA
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Aryabhatta was born in 4764D in Kusumpur lndiaHe was the first person to say that Earth is sphericaland it revolves around the sunHe gave the formula (a + b)z = a2 + b2 + 2abHe taught the method of solving the following
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J+2+3 + 4+ 5 ++ nn(n + 1)
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2 + 22 + 32 + 42 + 2 ++n2 - n(n+1)(2n+1)6
13 + 23 +33 + 43 + 53 ++13 = t+lta + 2a + 34 + 44 + 5a + n4 = n(n+1) (2n+1)(3nz+3n-1)30
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BRAHMA GUPTA
Brahma Gupta was born in 598AD in pakistan
He gave four methods of multiplication
He gave the following formula used in Gp series
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a + ar+ arz + ar3 + arn-l = (arl) + (r_ 1)o He gave the following formulae
Area of a cyclic quadrilateral with side(s- bXs -c)(s- d)
where2s=a+b+c+d
Length of its diagonals =
JANAM (PEOPLE)AKBAR KAKKATTIL
The car is moving fast Nothing was felt other than themurmuring of the wind Suddenly a frightened voice
from behind Brake Brake When looked in front lsee a
bus coming very fast towards us lt is me who drives thecarl put brake Then I dont know how the driver whowas sitling behind reached the front
He had been sayingGiving accelerator instead ofpressing the brake Somehow he managed to push meto side and took control of the car and turned to left
The hitting of the vehicle against something and thecclllapse of something was the next thing I came to knowEyes are filled with darkness The colour of that darknesswas red at first lt had been changing its colour into blackthen again to red in a frightening speed When I openedmy eyes again everything around me was jumping inunclear shapes Yes now I am taking breath Yes so past
in a lightening speed was the bus seen early
Are you all right Are you alright Driver asks His voicewas shaky His eyes were thrusted out unusually
The thing which I wanted to ask was also the same The
entire body was shivering and sweating Both of themwere panting by looking face to face
Luckily nothing happened to both of us Damage wasonly for the building at that junction and also to the car
The front and the left side of the car have become like a
crumpled powder tin The dented bonnet is full of stonesand soil
When the panting is over we reached to normalcy Nowthe driver is trying to move the vehicle Oh Yes ltsmoving He moved back the vehicle and parked it Somemore soil and stones fell off from the car
Crowds on all the four sides How did people weregathered in a short time I dont remember whether I
saw any one here before I thought that people are hidingsome where expecting some danger
Dont tell that you where learning driving I will tell itlater Driver didnt forget to warn me even if he wasconfused
I looked around with fear Many necks that have headsat the end are looking inside the car Every eye is seemedthrusting unusually
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by 0 gives infinity (m) He has written a lot about zero surds permutation
and combination He wrote The hundredth part of the
circumference of a circle seems to be straight Ourearth is a big sphere and thats why it appears tobe flat
He gave the formulae like sin(A I B) = sinAcosB +
cosAsinB
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No Nothing serious
Ohl What a scene was that First lthought that nothingwould remain
Did he speak it with a disappointment Has he hoped ofgetting at least a single dead body
Luck Another man said He can be identified easilyom the crowd A fat man But a part of that shop I
ointed to that shop in confusion
lo probleml lt can be repaired by 500 Rupees ThankGod Nothing happened to men
-re words of the fat man that the problem can be solved 500 Rs gave me relief For our luck no serious damageas happened tb that shop lt can be repaired with some-inimal work But how much money will be needed toepair the car and make it as before Any way hat is only^e secondary matter lt can be considered later First I
-ave to escape from here3ut how did it happen lt is the fatty man himself
3ecame wonder stuck when I heard the explanation of^e driver How indecently they came even without a
gnal Dont they remember that it is a turning When- e said that I thought that he would have killed him if heg him in his hand now
len though the driver didnt say anything directly thecrvd got the following message from his words On our e there is not even a single mistake
les rightBus was in a high speed I did see that whatculd be the result if people drive a vehicle like this in-ls kind of turning Some one added ltried to smile atat God who came in the form of a man
Consider it as a blessing of God lf the car was dashedagainst ihe busl An old man cannot even continue afterhat Nothing happened to this people it itself is a greatring Fat man reminded
a nd the driver got out from the car in relief The shiveringlas not stopped even though it has decreased a little
t is the shop of Kuttiyali Mappilahe does not open itfcr the last some timeThinking to rebuild itEveningst becomes the camp of youthYou are lucky as it is
nidday Otherwiseyou are blessed ones1 Some bodyras saying
What do you want to drink lt is the fat fellow Beforesaying something itself somebody brought us two glassesof tea
I thought How good are these people How lovable andaffectionate are these villagers That is why everybodyuses the phrase beloved villagers
I was also thinking on which weak moment that I thoughtof learning driving Was there any need for it at the ageof 40 After hecame some what matured why did thisstrong desire catch me without leaving lt is true that I
felt inferiority complex when the guys who do not haveeven half of my age driving cars and two wheelers As I
was born as the only one of my parents they did not allowme to learn allthat fearing that something will happen tome The idea of learning it in secret by disobeying themalso didnt work because of my devotion to my parents I
was growing without knowing how to ride even a bicycleWasnt that kind of state needed to be continued But when father had his first heart attack in mid nightln neighbouring house there is car But driver has goneearly I had to get him to drive the car At that day I
thought a lot if I knew driving
It is not because of that I have a car or have facilities forthat I simply thought that it is better to learn these typesof things at least now When I asked to the friend in theneighourhood he sent me one car and the driver
I was in the happy mood because I have almost learntdrivingThen see what is happened now Didnt I drivethe car 10-15kms Smoothly Wasnt it on the intentionthat matters became somewhat OK that the driverseated behind me to give me confidence Are all thesehappened because I lost my presence of mind at somemoment Any way driving is not apt for people like meDid my parents know it Nothing bad happened to thembecause they didnt know driving
Now the people have made us to sit on the veranda of thenear by shop Somebody has gone to call the shop ownerCases or things like that is not needed two labourers maybe needed to repair the part of the shop that is brokenThe problem can be solved by giving the money for thatThe people said like that Frequently they were praisingus by saying that we are lucky men
It was in the midst of a lot of financial problems that I
managed to get some money to fill petrol and ali Nowshop repairing car repairing Even if all these troublesare there I still felt that there is no need to loose thechance to evaluate himself as a lucky man
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As lucky man my self I returned looks on them who look
at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
The staircase is in the hall thats good
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
catches up with it right at birthl said land moved on
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1 sostros - treatises of Hindu religion and prescriptionof customashta lqkshmis-the group of eight Hindu goddesseswho preside over the eight sources of wealthaccording to the sastras They area Dhana Lqkshmi - Goddess of money and goldb Veera Lakshmi - Goddess of valourc Santanq Lskshmi - Goddess of progenyd Gajo Lqkshmi- Goddess of animal wealth like
cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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to meet these challenges
Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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7994 Zurich Switzerland
1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
lf U think U will lose U R
lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
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He realized this fact at my sisters marriage itself He
thought of all these incidents and he did not want tospoil the future of his children as his life has been marred
in the belief of supposed rain and in chilly production So
he spent money and admitted his son in the MA course
But all his efforts had fell through
Until noq KR was not found anywhere The regret card
was received by us that morning and so we searched forhim thrice He was not available in the house and also in
the places where he usually visits lf I catch him
I would catch him by his shirt and abuse him with all
sorts of rubbish words He must be insulted in public and
driven out of the place He must be slapped and asked
for justice But this is not the right era for doing it He
was such an influential person ln front of him all these
virtues like literacy consideration and justice would go
in vain
Even father could not stand before this kind of hegemonicpowers Still I am able to remember the first meeting
Father went inside and wished him politely
Come in Sir What is the matter(KRs voice was
commanding due to his oratory skills on the stage)
He is my Son (He raised his head and glanced at him)
Come in boy what is your educational qualification
MA
l come here for his sake he finished his studies twoyears ago but still he did not get any job
So sad
Nowit is stated in the notice that they are giving
placements Please do me a favour
OKl will see to it boy without fail bring me a copy ofthe application tomorrow
(Then again father wished him kindly)
l believe only in you
Alrightl will take care
Afterthat father and KR went along with him to Madras
They took the taxi and first entered a good hotel and
then KR visited many persons on the way Altogether
the expense of the taxi and hotel came around four
hundred rupees On the second day evening KR asked
two thousand from the father for the purpose of bribingother persons and he said Even God grants the boon
Priest denies it
Father thought a bit and said after returning to his place
he will make arrangement for that
He was not able to get the money He thought of lending
his land But mother rose like Kali and shouted Then
on one day with full of tears she gave the rest of jewels
which remained after the sisters marriage After twomonths KR called them At that time there was no
other go father had to arrange for another two thousand
rupees So he happened to lend the land
shit
He climbed the stairs and rang the bell Even that time
she opened the door with some weeklies in her hand
On looking at him she adjusted her dress
Fathersomeone has come to see you (She wentinside)
Come in boy
Even though KR was not honest he had the same smile
on his face while inviting The boy showed the regret
card And he had no words to speak as he was in extremewrath but still he read KRs face
someone is behind this deed You do not worry I am
going to Madras this week I will see to it
How was he capable of telling lies with such a smile How
he had such a potential to cheat all the innocent fathers
Even after doing all sort of frauds he was able to walk
with pride because this is so called prestigious society
He shut the compound door with full force The dog
which was eating the food in the dust bin on the road
looked at him He did not care for it and he continued
to walk but all of a sudden he stopped at the particular
place He stumbled over a stone and picked it up and
hurled it at the dog Bow it ran quickly then hopped
and disappeared He could stone only these dogs
Only these dogs- Molon V Noroyonon
SOURCE TEXT GAURAVAR SABAI (MALAN
vNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH BY
JMADHUMIDHA SRI
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MATHEMATICAL PUZZLESt Which weighs more A pound of gold or a pound of
feathers2 What is alive and has only 1 foot3 When do giraffes have 8 feet4 How many eggs can you put in an empty basket5 lf you take three apples from five apples how many
do you have6 What has 4 legs and only 1 foot7 How many times can you subtract 6 from 308 How many 9s between 1 and 1009 lt happens once in a minute twice in a week and
once in a year What is it10 How can half of 2be7L1 When things go wrong what can you always count
on12 What goes up and never comes downL3 What did one math book say to the other math
book14 Why is the longest human nose on record only L1
inches longL5 As I was going to the fair I saw a man with golden
hair He had 3 sons each with another one Howmany people were going to the fair
16 A queen bee was buzzing a worker bee was buzzinga honey bee was buzzing and a killer bee wasbuzzing How many bees were in buzzing
17 What did you wear the day after yesterday18 There is a pink house made of bricks a blue house
made of bricks an orange house made of bricksWhat color bricks is a greenhouse made of
19 lf a rooster laid 11 eggs and the farmer took 5 ofthem and another rooster laid 14 eggs and 5 ofthemwere rotten how many eggs were left
ANSWERS
1 Both weigh the same7 A leg
3 When theres two of themi Only one after that the basket is not empty5 You have three apples5 A bedr Once after that it is no longer 30 (Dont try this in a
test I )
3 209 The lettereiO Cut Xll into two halves horizontally you get Vll on the
top halfYour fingersYour age
Wow have lgot problemslOtherwise it would be a footOne Just me because I met the others on the way tothe fair
L6 One There is only one b in the word buzzing17 What I am wearing today18 A greenhouse is made of glass or plastic not bricks19 0 Roosters dont lay eggs
KAFARS2 DAUGHTER- Modhovikkuili
Hajirahajjumma3 was peacefully sitting on the doorstepof her newly built house She was simultaneouslythrowing her eyes outside to see the sights on the roadand was stretching her head backwards to see what isgoing on in the kitchen She saw a group of girls going tothe college
lnstead of taking the road outside the gate they aremoving through my courtyard by making all sorts ofsounds and giggles At that moment she was remindedof her son Adilkhan lts just before a week Adil hasreturned the new home after finishing his studies Nowthese girls are passing through my yard just to see himNo man in the village is as handsome as Adil But its surethat I wont let these girls to attract or to impress him
These girls have not had any headdress but from thatwe cant say hat they are not Muslims people are turningprogressive nowadays Most of the rituals and customshave already changed And if ever Adil brings a bride shemay not be wearing any headdress Even then I am notready to order her to cover her hair Secretly I wish to geta daughter -in-law who prays five times a day But I haveto hide that wish too Because Adil is the exact double ofhis father he is very short tempered He will move to thecity with his wife leaving me and this house I cant bearthe terrible loneliness at this frail old age Have I built thishouse spending seven lakhs to live alone Four bedroomsin the upstairs The wide verandah A tall wall around tokeep the children safe ln this new house Adil and hisfamily should live happily lll stay in the ground floor inthe room of my late husband The old lady servant will belying in the floor near the kitchen The girls laughed againas they were hastily passing through the yard
Hajjumma imitated
2 Kafar- a non-believer of lslam3 Hajirahajjumma lts the name of he person Hajira) who has-returned from hajj (holy pilgrimage to Mecca) and umma is aterm used by the Muslims in Kerala to call their mother
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Cant you walk through the road ls there any law
written like this that you should walk through the othercourtyard by breaking their walls she asked A loudlaughter answered her question
Umma suddenly turned to see the stairs ls Adil steppingdown Or is he standing in the verandah to watch thesegirls passing
Adil had his breakfast at 10 O clock Jhe lady servant
brought puria and chicken curry from the kitchen along
with the milk mixed coffee
Eat my dearHajjumma said and grow healthy
Nobody should complain that the new groom is leantheservant remarked and then laughed by showing her black
teeth
Who is going to be a groom now I am not going to marry
soon he retorted
You should marry at the right age Or else girls will startroaming around the house These village girls cant be a
proper match for you Hajjumma stated
Havent you seen a fair girl among the band of thecollege going girls She is very beautifulthe servant lady
commented
The girl is from which familyAdil asked
She is our Narayannairss daughter -Saraswati said the
servant
A kafars daughterHajjumma whispered
That girl is looking at me from yesterday onwardsAdilsaid and laughed as if he had cracked a joke
l am going to build a wall around the house tomorrowitself No more laugh and play I have already looked a
girl for you from a good Muslim family from Kodungaloor
She is a relative of our Sidique doctor She has M A You
should go and see her this Friday Hajjumma told her
son
4 Puri-its a food item made of wheat powder its cooked in the
boiled oils Nair-is a forward Hindu cast in Kerala
l wont go You shouldnt bother to find a girl for meAdilsaidThen whom are you going to marry ls thau the girlSaraswati
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NAVYA VKIil M4
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
Shakuntala Devi was born on 4th Novemben 1939
in Bangalore Karnataka lndia Manifested with an
extraordinary love for numbers at the age of 3 she became
an expert in complex mental arithmetic at the age of five
On 18 June 1980 Shakuntala Devi gave the product oftwo thirteen digit figures after multiplying them within28 seconds Many countries have invited Shakuntala Devi
to demonstrate her extraordinary talent Today she isacclaimed as an accomplished mathematician
ln 1980 she gave the product of two thirteen digitnumbers within 28 seconds many countries have invitedher to demonstrate her extraordinary talent
ln Dallas she competed with a computer to see who give
the cube root of 188138517 faster she won At Universityof USA she was asked to give the 23d root of
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Shakunatala Devi is a well-known mathematicalgenius and
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Human Computer because of her extraordinary talentand skill in solving complex mathematical problemswithout any mechanical aid Shakuntalas father was a
circus artiste and it was he who introduced Shakuntalato the world of mathematics through card tricksShakuntalas amazing memory power was tapped whichthen led herto develop an extraordinary love for numbersat the tender age of three
Gradually over the years Shakuntalas memorizingand calculating skills were strengthened whilst shesimultaneously became an expert in complex mentalarithmetic Beginning at the University of Mysore andthe Annamalai University Shakuntalas public displaysof her extraordinary abilities and talents even spreadto institutions worldwide bewildering the crowdedgathering of students and professors alike ln her timeolder calculating prodigies like Truman Henry Saffordwere also present yet Shakuntala started displayingher talents from a very young age With her brilliantmind Shakuntala Devi was adept at solving arithrneticalp roblems includ ing fu nctions of add ition m u lti plicationdivision calculating square and cube roots along withcomplex algorithms and Vedic Maths She could evenstate the day of the week of any given date in the lastcentury in a jiffy Shakuntala could even outdo some ofthe fastest available computers of that period Amongsther numerous feats the most outstanding ones thatfetched her name in the 1995 Guinness Book of WorldRecords are
ln January 977 al the Southern Methodist Universityin Dallas Texas Shakuntala Devi extracted the 23rd rootof a 201-digit number at the fifty-second mark withthe correct answer being54637289L She had beatenthe fastest computer UNIVACs time of 62 seconds and13000 instructions
On 18th june 1980 Shakuntala Devi demonstrated themultiplication oftwo 13-digitnumbers7 68636977 487 0x 2465099745779 picked randomly by the ComputerDepartment of lmperial College London She producedt h e correct a n swe r of 189 4766817 79954264627 7 3
730 in just 28 seconds
Shakuntala could find the cube root of 332 812 557 inunder a minute
Today Shakunatala Devi is an accomplished mathematicianwhose interests also include the mystic field of AstrologyWhile setling up of several mathematics research centersare her future plans Shakuntala Devi has also writtenn umerous books some of which are - Puzzles to Puzzle You
Fun with Numbers Astrology for you and Mathablity
Shakuntala Devi is generally known as aHuman Computerbecause of her extraordinary talents in solving complexmathematical problems without any mechanical aid Shealso found her place in the Guinness book of recordsas a result of her extraordinary talents Nowadays apartfrom solving mathematical problems she is utilizing heramazing talent in the field of astrology
She adds a L6-digit number with another one andmultiplies the result with an equal array of numbersalmost instantaneously finds the cube root of theresultant and pops up with an answer in just about thetime taken for a wink Humanly not possible as even toask the question would in its shortest possibility take a
minute Rated as one in 58 million for her stupendousmathematicalfeats by one of the fastest super-computersever invented - - the Univac-1l08 - - Shakuntala Devi is agenius par excellence
She is a human computer with a brain that can work outa 23rd root of a 20L-digit number in 12 seconds less thanthe Univac-1108 will be a gross understatement Butperhaps there isnt any better title for a person for whomsolving complex mathematical problems is childs play
Doubling up as an astrologer in her spare time ShakuntalaDevi equates the science of foretelling to mathematicsAstrology and mathematics are so analogous
ln fact they are complementary to each other as bothdeal in numbers she says The prodigious expert whohails from a simple orthodox Kannada Brahmin familyis interestingly a culinary expert too l have authoredmany books on cookery she says modestly
A Guinness record holder sexagenarian Devi inspiresawe in many but remains unsurpassable in her own fieldof numbers Call her a mathematician extraordinaire or amathemagician she modestly accepts her ignorance touse a computer Believe it or not I have never learntto use an abacus she says in a hushed tone Godsgift A divine quality is how Devi accredits her uniquedistinction that began showing visibility since the age ofthree She informs that none in her family showed anysigns of the same head for figures Not even remotelyalthough my dad was a stage magician she adds
Mathematical feats which are even beyond a normalhuman brain to comprehend are solved by her soeffortlessly that pitting her brain against the fastestmainframes and super computers and beating themalmost always has become an intense passion with herAstounding scientists and academicians all around theworld with her remarkable feats the maths wizard is now
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here in our very own Hyderabad and has expressed her
desire to set up a Maths varsity here which would carryon her legacy of popularising mathematics amongpeople
l have asked the chief minister for a grant of L00 acres
land for the University and he has approved of the idea
Shakuntala Devi claims l will force juvenile delinquentschild labourers and child beggars to join my academy so
that they can also become Nobel laureates one day she
dreams as her eyes gleam in excitement about the wholeproject
l just pray that I can finish offthe entire project beforemy death ln a way the varsity which I propose to startwill be a global seat of learning for mathematics and willbe my humble contribution to the world Devi gushes
adding that the emphasis will be on Vedic mathematicsso that the glorious tradition of lndian mathematics is
preserved
For a person so passionate about numbers who has
never had any formal education how does it feel tohave wor nanV accolades and teach mathematicalshortcuts to eminent experts God has given me thisquality for the benefit of others the purpose of my lifuis to make people especially children enjoy Maths as an
affable and an joyful experience she concludes
SOME OF THE PUZZLES OF
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
1 A PROBLEI1OF COMBINATIONA box contains 12 marbles of three different coloursgreen yellow and blue-4 each lf you were to close your
eyes and pick them at random how many marbles must
take out to be sure that there are atleast two of one
colour among the marbles picked out
Answerln the first three pickings you may get one of each colour
on the fourth pick there will be atleast two of one color
Therefore the answer is 4
2 THE SPECIAL NUMBERThere is a number whose double is greater than its half
by 45Can you find that number
AnswerAs the difference between twice the number and half of
it amounts to 45or half of the number plus the whole ofits represented by 1 adds up to 45
t2+=I2+212=32=45
Now we have to find what number 32 is equal of 45Jodo this we invert 32to 23 and multiply by 45This gives
us
21345=30
Therefore the number is 30
3 THE DIG ITAL GAMEThere is a number the second digit of which is smallerthan its first digit by 4 and if the number was divided by
the number
AnswerThe number is 84
4 BROTHERS AND SISTERS
A family has several children Each boy in this familyhas as many sisters as brothers but each girl has sisters
twice as many brothers as sisters How many brothersand sisters are there
AnswerSince the boys have as many brothers as sisters theremust be 1 boy more than the number of girls lf we try2 and 13 and 2and 4 and 3we will find that 4 boys and
3 girls is the solution to fulfill the requirement that eachgirl has twice as many brothers as sisters
5 THE PECULIAR NUMBERThere is a number which is very peculiar
is three times the sum of its digits Can
number
AnswerThe number is 27 2+7=993=27
This numberyou find the
ReferenceShakuntala Devi (2006) Puzzles to puzzle you
Andhttp enwi ki pediaorg
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THE ALCHEMY CALLED MARRIACE
Rajee had giddiness when she woke up in the morningHer head weighed as if it carried the globe This sensationwas the indication of headache
Rajee took the ribbon near the mirror and tied it tightlyaround her head Pressing her cheeks deeply in thepillow she laid down to her left She took another pillownear her leg and held it with her hands on her face
Her mother cried What is this you are doing in theearly morning She knows what it is But she has to askWithout answering Rajee closed her eyes
One day or other you are going to suffocate and die
Not a curse but mother rebuked Though she thoughtshe was speaking severely there would always be somesoftness in it She would give advance to her servantmaid saying You will never pay back the money Butshe is so kind and has never reduced the salary
tVhat is this Rajee im shouting and you
leadache mom
ou are a girl to be married and you complain of your-eadache taking away the pillow she examined her-ead with her hand
shing her moms hand aside Rajee turned back
- ive minutes there came a strong coffee you havent rrshed your teeth Its ok Drink
Sre felt comfortable when she stretched her arms after- nking coffee She felt that her mothers care woulde her headache But she has decided to bunk her officey so that she need not shout hello throughout the An unspeakable comfort would come if she takes a- vater bath after 1030 am Ecstasy in moms spicym What is it in these tablets a drowsy feeling
- c as sudden Rajee thought of her would be -- arajan Her inner voice said Comradel Do you get ^ or sorrow
^cne thought that Varadarajan had an iron body-- he fainted in a hunger strike Then he didnt knowcs or labor party Only his humanism urged him toltustice A woman employee on her maternity leave
had a miscarriage So the officers had sanctioned herleave under loss of pay Varadarajan wanted to voice thisinjustice
Why are you bothered about womans leave theymocked at him
lf you want you can go to court they were adamantA few voiced for the strike Fourth day afternoon hefainted in the strike Doctors came and diagnosed hiscritical condition which was due to acetone secretionThey were angry with him for his silence How he didntknow That much pain would have troubled his stomachHis pain would have made him feel as if the abdomentissues were tightening Didnt he tell
He didnt even murmur doctorl
Rajee wept for his heart which withheld pain She wasthrilled What sort of a heart is thisl A man who wasready to die for others ls he a man
Dont make me an idol and pray lm just a human Lookhere I could wink my eyes my legs are in the floor mybody sweats said Varadarajan
l couldnt bear even a headache How could you bearsuch a pain
Have you read BharathiyarT
Ya Has he talked about medicine
lle quotes from Bharathi
l osked for o ball-like flexibte physicAnd on un-desiring heart
Dont cheat me Speak the truth
lts all about mind Rajee lf we think we cant bear painwe would die even if a stone pricks lf you do somethingfor someone else you could laugh even at the time ofdeath
Rajee learned to laugh which culminated in love Lovewith one condition She should call him as comrade evenafter marriage
They married
Comrades world is big But home is small She hacjheadache on the very day she entered her in-laws homels lt due to tiredness or jasmine smell or due to tensionin a new place She does not know Her silk sari madehel sluffv Her thishs waist armpits were irritatine withTTamil poet
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sweat lt would be comfortable if she could wear a thinhouse coat and sleep while drying her wet hair
It is possible if it were her moms place But whatwould mother-in-law think if she wears house coat on
the first day itself She didnt know if she should seekpermission
Without any thought she went inside the bathroom and
washed her face The chill feel was good She continuedto sprinkle water on her face Water droplets fell fromher brows and dripped through her nose Her sari got
wet near her neck
When she changed her clothes her mother-in-law said
Cant you be in sari for some time at least today We
may have some guests
Mom I washed my face and my sari got wet Rajee
said
You answer back immediately said mother-in-law At
that moment Rajee decided not to speak in that house
even at the cost of her life
Varadarajan didnt stop his speeches ln trade union
meeting party office political stage he continued to talk
lf not in such serious meetings at least he would speak
with some guests near his house Expect in his sleep he
continued to speak Speech made him fly high Gave him
a permanent seat in a big regional union head
Headache broke her skull lt cant be cured with a ribbon
or a coffee or an ointment Now-a-days the pain is severe
Nerves in the brain turned into worms She felt like hittingher head with a grinding stone
But cant sleep now Varadarajan was getting ready
somewhere in the early morning lt must be an importantmeeting somewhere Couldnt talk for two days lf she
misses even today then there wont be a next chance
Not for her For others
Mind matters We would die if it is for us We could
laugh at the death bed if it is for others cause
Varadarajans words that taught her to laugh gave her
life
Rajee managed to get up Called him comrade he
turned
Comrade just a minute
Yeah Rajee
Govind has put his hand into the machine
shit when
Two days back There is a problem now
What
The company wont give compensation it seems
Because he is a casual labour
Thats illegal
l think yolr can talk to the authorities
How could l lm not in the union
Friendship is different from that of a union
Comrade ls it you You were about to die when you
voiced for Visalatchi is that for the union or for her
Then I was a single man Now lve a wife and a familySo
Risk in my office would reflect in my family I dont wantthat to happen
You dont know Not only the labours but the party is
also in the union ln fact the party is our leader now I
cant do anything against the party
You could speak against your boss but you cant speak
against your party
lts true
He went down the stairs as a shadow in the dawn Whathas changed this man who was ready to die for injustice
Marriage changes the bold men into cowards and softgirls into stones her heart murmured Rajee couldntignore it
- MATAN VNARAYANAN
SOURCE TEXT KALYANAM YENDRORU RASAYANAM
(MALAN VNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH
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SPECIALITY OF NUMBER 9
9 1=9
992=198
9993=2997
99994=39996
999995=499995
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99999997=69999993
999999998=799999992
9999999999=899999999 1
SPECIALITY OF NUMBER37
373=L7
376=222
3730=1010
FAMOUS INDIANMATHEMATICIANS PROFII-E AND
CONTRIBUTIONS
RAMANUJATT
He was born on 22n of December 1887 in a smallvillage of Tanjore district Madras
He sent a set of 120 theorems to professor Hardyof Cambridge As a result he invited Ramanujan toEnglandHe showed that how to divide the number into two ormore squares or cubesWhen Mr Litlewood came to see Ramanujan intaxi number L729 Rarnanujan said that 1729 is thesmallest number which can be written in the form ofsum of cubes of two numbers in two ways
ieL729 = 93 + 103 =L3 + 123
since then the number 1729 is called Ramanujansnumber
ARYABHATTA
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Aryabhatta was born in 4764D in Kusumpur lndiaHe was the first person to say that Earth is sphericaland it revolves around the sunHe gave the formula (a + b)z = a2 + b2 + 2abHe taught the method of solving the following
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J+2+3 + 4+ 5 ++ nn(n + 1)
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BRAHMA GUPTA
Brahma Gupta was born in 598AD in pakistan
He gave four methods of multiplication
He gave the following formula used in Gp series
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Area of a cyclic quadrilateral with side(s- bXs -c)(s- d)
where2s=a+b+c+d
Length of its diagonals =
JANAM (PEOPLE)AKBAR KAKKATTIL
The car is moving fast Nothing was felt other than themurmuring of the wind Suddenly a frightened voice
from behind Brake Brake When looked in front lsee a
bus coming very fast towards us lt is me who drives thecarl put brake Then I dont know how the driver whowas sitling behind reached the front
He had been sayingGiving accelerator instead ofpressing the brake Somehow he managed to push meto side and took control of the car and turned to left
The hitting of the vehicle against something and thecclllapse of something was the next thing I came to knowEyes are filled with darkness The colour of that darknesswas red at first lt had been changing its colour into blackthen again to red in a frightening speed When I openedmy eyes again everything around me was jumping inunclear shapes Yes now I am taking breath Yes so past
in a lightening speed was the bus seen early
Are you all right Are you alright Driver asks His voicewas shaky His eyes were thrusted out unusually
The thing which I wanted to ask was also the same The
entire body was shivering and sweating Both of themwere panting by looking face to face
Luckily nothing happened to both of us Damage wasonly for the building at that junction and also to the car
The front and the left side of the car have become like a
crumpled powder tin The dented bonnet is full of stonesand soil
When the panting is over we reached to normalcy Nowthe driver is trying to move the vehicle Oh Yes ltsmoving He moved back the vehicle and parked it Somemore soil and stones fell off from the car
Crowds on all the four sides How did people weregathered in a short time I dont remember whether I
saw any one here before I thought that people are hidingsome where expecting some danger
Dont tell that you where learning driving I will tell itlater Driver didnt forget to warn me even if he wasconfused
I looked around with fear Many necks that have headsat the end are looking inside the car Every eye is seemedthrusting unusually
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BHASKARACHARYA He was born in a village of Mysore district He was the first to give that any number divided
by 0 gives infinity (m) He has written a lot about zero surds permutation
and combination He wrote The hundredth part of the
circumference of a circle seems to be straight Ourearth is a big sphere and thats why it appears tobe flat
He gave the formulae like sin(A I B) = sinAcosB +
cosAsinB
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No Nothing serious
Ohl What a scene was that First lthought that nothingwould remain
Did he speak it with a disappointment Has he hoped ofgetting at least a single dead body
Luck Another man said He can be identified easilyom the crowd A fat man But a part of that shop I
ointed to that shop in confusion
lo probleml lt can be repaired by 500 Rupees ThankGod Nothing happened to men
-re words of the fat man that the problem can be solved 500 Rs gave me relief For our luck no serious damageas happened tb that shop lt can be repaired with some-inimal work But how much money will be needed toepair the car and make it as before Any way hat is only^e secondary matter lt can be considered later First I
-ave to escape from here3ut how did it happen lt is the fatty man himself
3ecame wonder stuck when I heard the explanation of^e driver How indecently they came even without a
gnal Dont they remember that it is a turning When- e said that I thought that he would have killed him if heg him in his hand now
len though the driver didnt say anything directly thecrvd got the following message from his words On our e there is not even a single mistake
les rightBus was in a high speed I did see that whatculd be the result if people drive a vehicle like this in-ls kind of turning Some one added ltried to smile atat God who came in the form of a man
Consider it as a blessing of God lf the car was dashedagainst ihe busl An old man cannot even continue afterhat Nothing happened to this people it itself is a greatring Fat man reminded
a nd the driver got out from the car in relief The shiveringlas not stopped even though it has decreased a little
t is the shop of Kuttiyali Mappilahe does not open itfcr the last some timeThinking to rebuild itEveningst becomes the camp of youthYou are lucky as it is
nidday Otherwiseyou are blessed ones1 Some bodyras saying
What do you want to drink lt is the fat fellow Beforesaying something itself somebody brought us two glassesof tea
I thought How good are these people How lovable andaffectionate are these villagers That is why everybodyuses the phrase beloved villagers
I was also thinking on which weak moment that I thoughtof learning driving Was there any need for it at the ageof 40 After hecame some what matured why did thisstrong desire catch me without leaving lt is true that I
felt inferiority complex when the guys who do not haveeven half of my age driving cars and two wheelers As I
was born as the only one of my parents they did not allowme to learn allthat fearing that something will happen tome The idea of learning it in secret by disobeying themalso didnt work because of my devotion to my parents I
was growing without knowing how to ride even a bicycleWasnt that kind of state needed to be continued But when father had his first heart attack in mid nightln neighbouring house there is car But driver has goneearly I had to get him to drive the car At that day I
thought a lot if I knew driving
It is not because of that I have a car or have facilities forthat I simply thought that it is better to learn these typesof things at least now When I asked to the friend in theneighourhood he sent me one car and the driver
I was in the happy mood because I have almost learntdrivingThen see what is happened now Didnt I drivethe car 10-15kms Smoothly Wasnt it on the intentionthat matters became somewhat OK that the driverseated behind me to give me confidence Are all thesehappened because I lost my presence of mind at somemoment Any way driving is not apt for people like meDid my parents know it Nothing bad happened to thembecause they didnt know driving
Now the people have made us to sit on the veranda of thenear by shop Somebody has gone to call the shop ownerCases or things like that is not needed two labourers maybe needed to repair the part of the shop that is brokenThe problem can be solved by giving the money for thatThe people said like that Frequently they were praisingus by saying that we are lucky men
It was in the midst of a lot of financial problems that I
managed to get some money to fill petrol and ali Nowshop repairing car repairing Even if all these troublesare there I still felt that there is no need to loose thechance to evaluate himself as a lucky man
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at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
The staircase is in the hall thats good
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
catches up with it right at birthl said land moved on
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1 sostros - treatises of Hindu religion and prescriptionof customashta lqkshmis-the group of eight Hindu goddesseswho preside over the eight sources of wealthaccording to the sastras They area Dhana Lqkshmi - Goddess of money and goldb Veera Lakshmi - Goddess of valourc Santanq Lskshmi - Goddess of progenyd Gajo Lqkshmi- Goddess of animal wealth like
cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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With time close to 9 PM a group of lads reached Le
Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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7994 Zurich Switzerland
1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
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lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
-NATACHA
LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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MATHEMATICAL PUZZLESt Which weighs more A pound of gold or a pound of
feathers2 What is alive and has only 1 foot3 When do giraffes have 8 feet4 How many eggs can you put in an empty basket5 lf you take three apples from five apples how many
do you have6 What has 4 legs and only 1 foot7 How many times can you subtract 6 from 308 How many 9s between 1 and 1009 lt happens once in a minute twice in a week and
once in a year What is it10 How can half of 2be7L1 When things go wrong what can you always count
on12 What goes up and never comes downL3 What did one math book say to the other math
book14 Why is the longest human nose on record only L1
inches longL5 As I was going to the fair I saw a man with golden
hair He had 3 sons each with another one Howmany people were going to the fair
16 A queen bee was buzzing a worker bee was buzzinga honey bee was buzzing and a killer bee wasbuzzing How many bees were in buzzing
17 What did you wear the day after yesterday18 There is a pink house made of bricks a blue house
made of bricks an orange house made of bricksWhat color bricks is a greenhouse made of
19 lf a rooster laid 11 eggs and the farmer took 5 ofthem and another rooster laid 14 eggs and 5 ofthemwere rotten how many eggs were left
ANSWERS
1 Both weigh the same7 A leg
3 When theres two of themi Only one after that the basket is not empty5 You have three apples5 A bedr Once after that it is no longer 30 (Dont try this in a
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3 209 The lettereiO Cut Xll into two halves horizontally you get Vll on the
top halfYour fingersYour age
Wow have lgot problemslOtherwise it would be a footOne Just me because I met the others on the way tothe fair
L6 One There is only one b in the word buzzing17 What I am wearing today18 A greenhouse is made of glass or plastic not bricks19 0 Roosters dont lay eggs
KAFARS2 DAUGHTER- Modhovikkuili
Hajirahajjumma3 was peacefully sitting on the doorstepof her newly built house She was simultaneouslythrowing her eyes outside to see the sights on the roadand was stretching her head backwards to see what isgoing on in the kitchen She saw a group of girls going tothe college
lnstead of taking the road outside the gate they aremoving through my courtyard by making all sorts ofsounds and giggles At that moment she was remindedof her son Adilkhan lts just before a week Adil hasreturned the new home after finishing his studies Nowthese girls are passing through my yard just to see himNo man in the village is as handsome as Adil But its surethat I wont let these girls to attract or to impress him
These girls have not had any headdress but from thatwe cant say hat they are not Muslims people are turningprogressive nowadays Most of the rituals and customshave already changed And if ever Adil brings a bride shemay not be wearing any headdress Even then I am notready to order her to cover her hair Secretly I wish to geta daughter -in-law who prays five times a day But I haveto hide that wish too Because Adil is the exact double ofhis father he is very short tempered He will move to thecity with his wife leaving me and this house I cant bearthe terrible loneliness at this frail old age Have I built thishouse spending seven lakhs to live alone Four bedroomsin the upstairs The wide verandah A tall wall around tokeep the children safe ln this new house Adil and hisfamily should live happily lll stay in the ground floor inthe room of my late husband The old lady servant will belying in the floor near the kitchen The girls laughed againas they were hastily passing through the yard
Hajjumma imitated
2 Kafar- a non-believer of lslam3 Hajirahajjumma lts the name of he person Hajira) who has-returned from hajj (holy pilgrimage to Mecca) and umma is aterm used by the Muslims in Kerala to call their mother
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written like this that you should walk through the othercourtyard by breaking their walls she asked A loudlaughter answered her question
Umma suddenly turned to see the stairs ls Adil steppingdown Or is he standing in the verandah to watch thesegirls passing
Adil had his breakfast at 10 O clock Jhe lady servant
brought puria and chicken curry from the kitchen along
with the milk mixed coffee
Eat my dearHajjumma said and grow healthy
Nobody should complain that the new groom is leantheservant remarked and then laughed by showing her black
teeth
Who is going to be a groom now I am not going to marry
soon he retorted
You should marry at the right age Or else girls will startroaming around the house These village girls cant be a
proper match for you Hajjumma stated
Havent you seen a fair girl among the band of thecollege going girls She is very beautifulthe servant lady
commented
The girl is from which familyAdil asked
She is our Narayannairss daughter -Saraswati said the
servant
A kafars daughterHajjumma whispered
That girl is looking at me from yesterday onwardsAdilsaid and laughed as if he had cracked a joke
l am going to build a wall around the house tomorrowitself No more laugh and play I have already looked a
girl for you from a good Muslim family from Kodungaloor
She is a relative of our Sidique doctor She has M A You
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son
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boiled oils Nair-is a forward Hindu cast in Kerala
l wont go You shouldnt bother to find a girl for meAdilsaidThen whom are you going to marry ls thau the girlSaraswati
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SHAKUNTALA DEVI
Shakuntala Devi was born on 4th Novemben 1939
in Bangalore Karnataka lndia Manifested with an
extraordinary love for numbers at the age of 3 she became
an expert in complex mental arithmetic at the age of five
On 18 June 1980 Shakuntala Devi gave the product oftwo thirteen digit figures after multiplying them within28 seconds Many countries have invited Shakuntala Devi
to demonstrate her extraordinary talent Today she isacclaimed as an accomplished mathematician
ln 1980 she gave the product of two thirteen digitnumbers within 28 seconds many countries have invitedher to demonstrate her extraordinary talent
ln Dallas she competed with a computer to see who give
the cube root of 188138517 faster she won At Universityof USA she was asked to give the 23d root of
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circus artiste and it was he who introduced Shakuntalato the world of mathematics through card tricksShakuntalas amazing memory power was tapped whichthen led herto develop an extraordinary love for numbersat the tender age of three
Gradually over the years Shakuntalas memorizingand calculating skills were strengthened whilst shesimultaneously became an expert in complex mentalarithmetic Beginning at the University of Mysore andthe Annamalai University Shakuntalas public displaysof her extraordinary abilities and talents even spreadto institutions worldwide bewildering the crowdedgathering of students and professors alike ln her timeolder calculating prodigies like Truman Henry Saffordwere also present yet Shakuntala started displayingher talents from a very young age With her brilliantmind Shakuntala Devi was adept at solving arithrneticalp roblems includ ing fu nctions of add ition m u lti plicationdivision calculating square and cube roots along withcomplex algorithms and Vedic Maths She could evenstate the day of the week of any given date in the lastcentury in a jiffy Shakuntala could even outdo some ofthe fastest available computers of that period Amongsther numerous feats the most outstanding ones thatfetched her name in the 1995 Guinness Book of WorldRecords are
ln January 977 al the Southern Methodist Universityin Dallas Texas Shakuntala Devi extracted the 23rd rootof a 201-digit number at the fifty-second mark withthe correct answer being54637289L She had beatenthe fastest computer UNIVACs time of 62 seconds and13000 instructions
On 18th june 1980 Shakuntala Devi demonstrated themultiplication oftwo 13-digitnumbers7 68636977 487 0x 2465099745779 picked randomly by the ComputerDepartment of lmperial College London She producedt h e correct a n swe r of 189 4766817 79954264627 7 3
730 in just 28 seconds
Shakuntala could find the cube root of 332 812 557 inunder a minute
Today Shakunatala Devi is an accomplished mathematicianwhose interests also include the mystic field of AstrologyWhile setling up of several mathematics research centersare her future plans Shakuntala Devi has also writtenn umerous books some of which are - Puzzles to Puzzle You
Fun with Numbers Astrology for you and Mathablity
Shakuntala Devi is generally known as aHuman Computerbecause of her extraordinary talents in solving complexmathematical problems without any mechanical aid Shealso found her place in the Guinness book of recordsas a result of her extraordinary talents Nowadays apartfrom solving mathematical problems she is utilizing heramazing talent in the field of astrology
She adds a L6-digit number with another one andmultiplies the result with an equal array of numbersalmost instantaneously finds the cube root of theresultant and pops up with an answer in just about thetime taken for a wink Humanly not possible as even toask the question would in its shortest possibility take a
minute Rated as one in 58 million for her stupendousmathematicalfeats by one of the fastest super-computersever invented - - the Univac-1l08 - - Shakuntala Devi is agenius par excellence
She is a human computer with a brain that can work outa 23rd root of a 20L-digit number in 12 seconds less thanthe Univac-1108 will be a gross understatement Butperhaps there isnt any better title for a person for whomsolving complex mathematical problems is childs play
Doubling up as an astrologer in her spare time ShakuntalaDevi equates the science of foretelling to mathematicsAstrology and mathematics are so analogous
ln fact they are complementary to each other as bothdeal in numbers she says The prodigious expert whohails from a simple orthodox Kannada Brahmin familyis interestingly a culinary expert too l have authoredmany books on cookery she says modestly
A Guinness record holder sexagenarian Devi inspiresawe in many but remains unsurpassable in her own fieldof numbers Call her a mathematician extraordinaire or amathemagician she modestly accepts her ignorance touse a computer Believe it or not I have never learntto use an abacus she says in a hushed tone Godsgift A divine quality is how Devi accredits her uniquedistinction that began showing visibility since the age ofthree She informs that none in her family showed anysigns of the same head for figures Not even remotelyalthough my dad was a stage magician she adds
Mathematical feats which are even beyond a normalhuman brain to comprehend are solved by her soeffortlessly that pitting her brain against the fastestmainframes and super computers and beating themalmost always has become an intense passion with herAstounding scientists and academicians all around theworld with her remarkable feats the maths wizard is now
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here in our very own Hyderabad and has expressed her
desire to set up a Maths varsity here which would carryon her legacy of popularising mathematics amongpeople
l have asked the chief minister for a grant of L00 acres
land for the University and he has approved of the idea
Shakuntala Devi claims l will force juvenile delinquentschild labourers and child beggars to join my academy so
that they can also become Nobel laureates one day she
dreams as her eyes gleam in excitement about the wholeproject
l just pray that I can finish offthe entire project beforemy death ln a way the varsity which I propose to startwill be a global seat of learning for mathematics and willbe my humble contribution to the world Devi gushes
adding that the emphasis will be on Vedic mathematicsso that the glorious tradition of lndian mathematics is
preserved
For a person so passionate about numbers who has
never had any formal education how does it feel tohave wor nanV accolades and teach mathematicalshortcuts to eminent experts God has given me thisquality for the benefit of others the purpose of my lifuis to make people especially children enjoy Maths as an
affable and an joyful experience she concludes
SOME OF THE PUZZLES OF
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
1 A PROBLEI1OF COMBINATIONA box contains 12 marbles of three different coloursgreen yellow and blue-4 each lf you were to close your
eyes and pick them at random how many marbles must
take out to be sure that there are atleast two of one
colour among the marbles picked out
Answerln the first three pickings you may get one of each colour
on the fourth pick there will be atleast two of one color
Therefore the answer is 4
2 THE SPECIAL NUMBERThere is a number whose double is greater than its half
by 45Can you find that number
AnswerAs the difference between twice the number and half of
it amounts to 45or half of the number plus the whole ofits represented by 1 adds up to 45
t2+=I2+212=32=45
Now we have to find what number 32 is equal of 45Jodo this we invert 32to 23 and multiply by 45This gives
us
21345=30
Therefore the number is 30
3 THE DIG ITAL GAMEThere is a number the second digit of which is smallerthan its first digit by 4 and if the number was divided by
the number
AnswerThe number is 84
4 BROTHERS AND SISTERS
A family has several children Each boy in this familyhas as many sisters as brothers but each girl has sisters
twice as many brothers as sisters How many brothersand sisters are there
AnswerSince the boys have as many brothers as sisters theremust be 1 boy more than the number of girls lf we try2 and 13 and 2and 4 and 3we will find that 4 boys and
3 girls is the solution to fulfill the requirement that eachgirl has twice as many brothers as sisters
5 THE PECULIAR NUMBERThere is a number which is very peculiar
is three times the sum of its digits Can
number
AnswerThe number is 27 2+7=993=27
This numberyou find the
ReferenceShakuntala Devi (2006) Puzzles to puzzle you
Andhttp enwi ki pediaorg
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THE ALCHEMY CALLED MARRIACE
Rajee had giddiness when she woke up in the morningHer head weighed as if it carried the globe This sensationwas the indication of headache
Rajee took the ribbon near the mirror and tied it tightlyaround her head Pressing her cheeks deeply in thepillow she laid down to her left She took another pillownear her leg and held it with her hands on her face
Her mother cried What is this you are doing in theearly morning She knows what it is But she has to askWithout answering Rajee closed her eyes
One day or other you are going to suffocate and die
Not a curse but mother rebuked Though she thoughtshe was speaking severely there would always be somesoftness in it She would give advance to her servantmaid saying You will never pay back the money Butshe is so kind and has never reduced the salary
tVhat is this Rajee im shouting and you
leadache mom
ou are a girl to be married and you complain of your-eadache taking away the pillow she examined her-ead with her hand
shing her moms hand aside Rajee turned back
- ive minutes there came a strong coffee you havent rrshed your teeth Its ok Drink
Sre felt comfortable when she stretched her arms after- nking coffee She felt that her mothers care woulde her headache But she has decided to bunk her officey so that she need not shout hello throughout the An unspeakable comfort would come if she takes a- vater bath after 1030 am Ecstasy in moms spicym What is it in these tablets a drowsy feeling
- c as sudden Rajee thought of her would be -- arajan Her inner voice said Comradel Do you get ^ or sorrow
^cne thought that Varadarajan had an iron body-- he fainted in a hunger strike Then he didnt knowcs or labor party Only his humanism urged him toltustice A woman employee on her maternity leave
had a miscarriage So the officers had sanctioned herleave under loss of pay Varadarajan wanted to voice thisinjustice
Why are you bothered about womans leave theymocked at him
lf you want you can go to court they were adamantA few voiced for the strike Fourth day afternoon hefainted in the strike Doctors came and diagnosed hiscritical condition which was due to acetone secretionThey were angry with him for his silence How he didntknow That much pain would have troubled his stomachHis pain would have made him feel as if the abdomentissues were tightening Didnt he tell
He didnt even murmur doctorl
Rajee wept for his heart which withheld pain She wasthrilled What sort of a heart is thisl A man who wasready to die for others ls he a man
Dont make me an idol and pray lm just a human Lookhere I could wink my eyes my legs are in the floor mybody sweats said Varadarajan
l couldnt bear even a headache How could you bearsuch a pain
Have you read BharathiyarT
Ya Has he talked about medicine
lle quotes from Bharathi
l osked for o ball-like flexibte physicAnd on un-desiring heart
Dont cheat me Speak the truth
lts all about mind Rajee lf we think we cant bear painwe would die even if a stone pricks lf you do somethingfor someone else you could laugh even at the time ofdeath
Rajee learned to laugh which culminated in love Lovewith one condition She should call him as comrade evenafter marriage
They married
Comrades world is big But home is small She hacjheadache on the very day she entered her in-laws homels lt due to tiredness or jasmine smell or due to tensionin a new place She does not know Her silk sari madehel sluffv Her thishs waist armpits were irritatine withTTamil poet
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sweat lt would be comfortable if she could wear a thinhouse coat and sleep while drying her wet hair
It is possible if it were her moms place But whatwould mother-in-law think if she wears house coat on
the first day itself She didnt know if she should seekpermission
Without any thought she went inside the bathroom and
washed her face The chill feel was good She continuedto sprinkle water on her face Water droplets fell fromher brows and dripped through her nose Her sari got
wet near her neck
When she changed her clothes her mother-in-law said
Cant you be in sari for some time at least today We
may have some guests
Mom I washed my face and my sari got wet Rajee
said
You answer back immediately said mother-in-law At
that moment Rajee decided not to speak in that house
even at the cost of her life
Varadarajan didnt stop his speeches ln trade union
meeting party office political stage he continued to talk
lf not in such serious meetings at least he would speak
with some guests near his house Expect in his sleep he
continued to speak Speech made him fly high Gave him
a permanent seat in a big regional union head
Headache broke her skull lt cant be cured with a ribbon
or a coffee or an ointment Now-a-days the pain is severe
Nerves in the brain turned into worms She felt like hittingher head with a grinding stone
But cant sleep now Varadarajan was getting ready
somewhere in the early morning lt must be an importantmeeting somewhere Couldnt talk for two days lf she
misses even today then there wont be a next chance
Not for her For others
Mind matters We would die if it is for us We could
laugh at the death bed if it is for others cause
Varadarajans words that taught her to laugh gave her
life
Rajee managed to get up Called him comrade he
turned
Comrade just a minute
Yeah Rajee
Govind has put his hand into the machine
shit when
Two days back There is a problem now
What
The company wont give compensation it seems
Because he is a casual labour
Thats illegal
l think yolr can talk to the authorities
How could l lm not in the union
Friendship is different from that of a union
Comrade ls it you You were about to die when you
voiced for Visalatchi is that for the union or for her
Then I was a single man Now lve a wife and a familySo
Risk in my office would reflect in my family I dont wantthat to happen
You dont know Not only the labours but the party is
also in the union ln fact the party is our leader now I
cant do anything against the party
You could speak against your boss but you cant speak
against your party
lts true
He went down the stairs as a shadow in the dawn Whathas changed this man who was ready to die for injustice
Marriage changes the bold men into cowards and softgirls into stones her heart murmured Rajee couldntignore it
- MATAN VNARAYANAN
SOURCE TEXT KALYANAM YENDRORU RASAYANAM
(MALAN VNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH
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SPECIALITY OF NUMBER 9
9 1=9
992=198
9993=2997
99994=39996
999995=499995
9999996=5999994
99999997=69999993
999999998=799999992
9999999999=899999999 1
SPECIALITY OF NUMBER37
373=L7
376=222
3730=1010
FAMOUS INDIANMATHEMATICIANS PROFII-E AND
CONTRIBUTIONS
RAMANUJATT
He was born on 22n of December 1887 in a smallvillage of Tanjore district Madras
He sent a set of 120 theorems to professor Hardyof Cambridge As a result he invited Ramanujan toEnglandHe showed that how to divide the number into two ormore squares or cubesWhen Mr Litlewood came to see Ramanujan intaxi number L729 Rarnanujan said that 1729 is thesmallest number which can be written in the form ofsum of cubes of two numbers in two ways
ieL729 = 93 + 103 =L3 + 123
since then the number 1729 is called Ramanujansnumber
ARYABHATTA
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Aryabhatta was born in 4764D in Kusumpur lndiaHe was the first person to say that Earth is sphericaland it revolves around the sunHe gave the formula (a + b)z = a2 + b2 + 2abHe taught the method of solving the following
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J+2+3 + 4+ 5 ++ nn(n + 1)
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2 + 22 + 32 + 42 + 2 ++n2 - n(n+1)(2n+1)6
13 + 23 +33 + 43 + 53 ++13 = t+lta + 2a + 34 + 44 + 5a + n4 = n(n+1) (2n+1)(3nz+3n-1)30
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BRAHMA GUPTA
Brahma Gupta was born in 598AD in pakistan
He gave four methods of multiplication
He gave the following formula used in Gp series
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a + ar+ arz + ar3 + arn-l = (arl) + (r_ 1)o He gave the following formulae
Area of a cyclic quadrilateral with side(s- bXs -c)(s- d)
where2s=a+b+c+d
Length of its diagonals =
JANAM (PEOPLE)AKBAR KAKKATTIL
The car is moving fast Nothing was felt other than themurmuring of the wind Suddenly a frightened voice
from behind Brake Brake When looked in front lsee a
bus coming very fast towards us lt is me who drives thecarl put brake Then I dont know how the driver whowas sitling behind reached the front
He had been sayingGiving accelerator instead ofpressing the brake Somehow he managed to push meto side and took control of the car and turned to left
The hitting of the vehicle against something and thecclllapse of something was the next thing I came to knowEyes are filled with darkness The colour of that darknesswas red at first lt had been changing its colour into blackthen again to red in a frightening speed When I openedmy eyes again everything around me was jumping inunclear shapes Yes now I am taking breath Yes so past
in a lightening speed was the bus seen early
Are you all right Are you alright Driver asks His voicewas shaky His eyes were thrusted out unusually
The thing which I wanted to ask was also the same The
entire body was shivering and sweating Both of themwere panting by looking face to face
Luckily nothing happened to both of us Damage wasonly for the building at that junction and also to the car
The front and the left side of the car have become like a
crumpled powder tin The dented bonnet is full of stonesand soil
When the panting is over we reached to normalcy Nowthe driver is trying to move the vehicle Oh Yes ltsmoving He moved back the vehicle and parked it Somemore soil and stones fell off from the car
Crowds on all the four sides How did people weregathered in a short time I dont remember whether I
saw any one here before I thought that people are hidingsome where expecting some danger
Dont tell that you where learning driving I will tell itlater Driver didnt forget to warn me even if he wasconfused
I looked around with fear Many necks that have headsat the end are looking inside the car Every eye is seemedthrusting unusually
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BHASKARACHARYA He was born in a village of Mysore district He was the first to give that any number divided
by 0 gives infinity (m) He has written a lot about zero surds permutation
and combination He wrote The hundredth part of the
circumference of a circle seems to be straight Ourearth is a big sphere and thats why it appears tobe flat
He gave the formulae like sin(A I B) = sinAcosB +
cosAsinB
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No Nothing serious
Ohl What a scene was that First lthought that nothingwould remain
Did he speak it with a disappointment Has he hoped ofgetting at least a single dead body
Luck Another man said He can be identified easilyom the crowd A fat man But a part of that shop I
ointed to that shop in confusion
lo probleml lt can be repaired by 500 Rupees ThankGod Nothing happened to men
-re words of the fat man that the problem can be solved 500 Rs gave me relief For our luck no serious damageas happened tb that shop lt can be repaired with some-inimal work But how much money will be needed toepair the car and make it as before Any way hat is only^e secondary matter lt can be considered later First I
-ave to escape from here3ut how did it happen lt is the fatty man himself
3ecame wonder stuck when I heard the explanation of^e driver How indecently they came even without a
gnal Dont they remember that it is a turning When- e said that I thought that he would have killed him if heg him in his hand now
len though the driver didnt say anything directly thecrvd got the following message from his words On our e there is not even a single mistake
les rightBus was in a high speed I did see that whatculd be the result if people drive a vehicle like this in-ls kind of turning Some one added ltried to smile atat God who came in the form of a man
Consider it as a blessing of God lf the car was dashedagainst ihe busl An old man cannot even continue afterhat Nothing happened to this people it itself is a greatring Fat man reminded
a nd the driver got out from the car in relief The shiveringlas not stopped even though it has decreased a little
t is the shop of Kuttiyali Mappilahe does not open itfcr the last some timeThinking to rebuild itEveningst becomes the camp of youthYou are lucky as it is
nidday Otherwiseyou are blessed ones1 Some bodyras saying
What do you want to drink lt is the fat fellow Beforesaying something itself somebody brought us two glassesof tea
I thought How good are these people How lovable andaffectionate are these villagers That is why everybodyuses the phrase beloved villagers
I was also thinking on which weak moment that I thoughtof learning driving Was there any need for it at the ageof 40 After hecame some what matured why did thisstrong desire catch me without leaving lt is true that I
felt inferiority complex when the guys who do not haveeven half of my age driving cars and two wheelers As I
was born as the only one of my parents they did not allowme to learn allthat fearing that something will happen tome The idea of learning it in secret by disobeying themalso didnt work because of my devotion to my parents I
was growing without knowing how to ride even a bicycleWasnt that kind of state needed to be continued But when father had his first heart attack in mid nightln neighbouring house there is car But driver has goneearly I had to get him to drive the car At that day I
thought a lot if I knew driving
It is not because of that I have a car or have facilities forthat I simply thought that it is better to learn these typesof things at least now When I asked to the friend in theneighourhood he sent me one car and the driver
I was in the happy mood because I have almost learntdrivingThen see what is happened now Didnt I drivethe car 10-15kms Smoothly Wasnt it on the intentionthat matters became somewhat OK that the driverseated behind me to give me confidence Are all thesehappened because I lost my presence of mind at somemoment Any way driving is not apt for people like meDid my parents know it Nothing bad happened to thembecause they didnt know driving
Now the people have made us to sit on the veranda of thenear by shop Somebody has gone to call the shop ownerCases or things like that is not needed two labourers maybe needed to repair the part of the shop that is brokenThe problem can be solved by giving the money for thatThe people said like that Frequently they were praisingus by saying that we are lucky men
It was in the midst of a lot of financial problems that I
managed to get some money to fill petrol and ali Nowshop repairing car repairing Even if all these troublesare there I still felt that there is no need to loose thechance to evaluate himself as a lucky man
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As lucky man my self I returned looks on them who look
at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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WHERE IS THE PERSON WITH A
CONTENTED MIND
An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
The staircase is in the hall thats good
Thank goodness you did not say it would be better if itwere behind
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
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cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
lf U think U will lose U R
lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
-NATACHA
LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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Cant you walk through the road ls there any law
written like this that you should walk through the othercourtyard by breaking their walls she asked A loudlaughter answered her question
Umma suddenly turned to see the stairs ls Adil steppingdown Or is he standing in the verandah to watch thesegirls passing
Adil had his breakfast at 10 O clock Jhe lady servant
brought puria and chicken curry from the kitchen along
with the milk mixed coffee
Eat my dearHajjumma said and grow healthy
Nobody should complain that the new groom is leantheservant remarked and then laughed by showing her black
teeth
Who is going to be a groom now I am not going to marry
soon he retorted
You should marry at the right age Or else girls will startroaming around the house These village girls cant be a
proper match for you Hajjumma stated
Havent you seen a fair girl among the band of thecollege going girls She is very beautifulthe servant lady
commented
The girl is from which familyAdil asked
She is our Narayannairss daughter -Saraswati said the
servant
A kafars daughterHajjumma whispered
That girl is looking at me from yesterday onwardsAdilsaid and laughed as if he had cracked a joke
l am going to build a wall around the house tomorrowitself No more laugh and play I have already looked a
girl for you from a good Muslim family from Kodungaloor
She is a relative of our Sidique doctor She has M A You
should go and see her this Friday Hajjumma told her
son
4 Puri-its a food item made of wheat powder its cooked in the
boiled oils Nair-is a forward Hindu cast in Kerala
l wont go You shouldnt bother to find a girl for meAdilsaidThen whom are you going to marry ls thau the girlSaraswati
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NAVYA VKIil M4
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
Shakuntala Devi was born on 4th Novemben 1939
in Bangalore Karnataka lndia Manifested with an
extraordinary love for numbers at the age of 3 she became
an expert in complex mental arithmetic at the age of five
On 18 June 1980 Shakuntala Devi gave the product oftwo thirteen digit figures after multiplying them within28 seconds Many countries have invited Shakuntala Devi
to demonstrate her extraordinary talent Today she isacclaimed as an accomplished mathematician
ln 1980 she gave the product of two thirteen digitnumbers within 28 seconds many countries have invitedher to demonstrate her extraordinary talent
ln Dallas she competed with a computer to see who give
the cube root of 188138517 faster she won At Universityof USA she was asked to give the 23d root of
9 167 4867 69 2003 9 1 5 8 09 8 6 6 09 2 7 5 8 5 3 80 1 6 2483 1 06 6 80
744308622407 1265L6427 93465 704086709659
327 92057 67 4808067900227 830163549248523803357 4
53 1 69 3 5 1 1 19 0359 6s7 7 5 47 340075 68 18688305
620821016129132845564895 78015880677 1
Shakunatala Devi is a well-known mathematicalgenius and
calculating progidy from lndia She has been nicknamed
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Human Computer because of her extraordinary talentand skill in solving complex mathematical problemswithout any mechanical aid Shakuntalas father was a
circus artiste and it was he who introduced Shakuntalato the world of mathematics through card tricksShakuntalas amazing memory power was tapped whichthen led herto develop an extraordinary love for numbersat the tender age of three
Gradually over the years Shakuntalas memorizingand calculating skills were strengthened whilst shesimultaneously became an expert in complex mentalarithmetic Beginning at the University of Mysore andthe Annamalai University Shakuntalas public displaysof her extraordinary abilities and talents even spreadto institutions worldwide bewildering the crowdedgathering of students and professors alike ln her timeolder calculating prodigies like Truman Henry Saffordwere also present yet Shakuntala started displayingher talents from a very young age With her brilliantmind Shakuntala Devi was adept at solving arithrneticalp roblems includ ing fu nctions of add ition m u lti plicationdivision calculating square and cube roots along withcomplex algorithms and Vedic Maths She could evenstate the day of the week of any given date in the lastcentury in a jiffy Shakuntala could even outdo some ofthe fastest available computers of that period Amongsther numerous feats the most outstanding ones thatfetched her name in the 1995 Guinness Book of WorldRecords are
ln January 977 al the Southern Methodist Universityin Dallas Texas Shakuntala Devi extracted the 23rd rootof a 201-digit number at the fifty-second mark withthe correct answer being54637289L She had beatenthe fastest computer UNIVACs time of 62 seconds and13000 instructions
On 18th june 1980 Shakuntala Devi demonstrated themultiplication oftwo 13-digitnumbers7 68636977 487 0x 2465099745779 picked randomly by the ComputerDepartment of lmperial College London She producedt h e correct a n swe r of 189 4766817 79954264627 7 3
730 in just 28 seconds
Shakuntala could find the cube root of 332 812 557 inunder a minute
Today Shakunatala Devi is an accomplished mathematicianwhose interests also include the mystic field of AstrologyWhile setling up of several mathematics research centersare her future plans Shakuntala Devi has also writtenn umerous books some of which are - Puzzles to Puzzle You
Fun with Numbers Astrology for you and Mathablity
Shakuntala Devi is generally known as aHuman Computerbecause of her extraordinary talents in solving complexmathematical problems without any mechanical aid Shealso found her place in the Guinness book of recordsas a result of her extraordinary talents Nowadays apartfrom solving mathematical problems she is utilizing heramazing talent in the field of astrology
She adds a L6-digit number with another one andmultiplies the result with an equal array of numbersalmost instantaneously finds the cube root of theresultant and pops up with an answer in just about thetime taken for a wink Humanly not possible as even toask the question would in its shortest possibility take a
minute Rated as one in 58 million for her stupendousmathematicalfeats by one of the fastest super-computersever invented - - the Univac-1l08 - - Shakuntala Devi is agenius par excellence
She is a human computer with a brain that can work outa 23rd root of a 20L-digit number in 12 seconds less thanthe Univac-1108 will be a gross understatement Butperhaps there isnt any better title for a person for whomsolving complex mathematical problems is childs play
Doubling up as an astrologer in her spare time ShakuntalaDevi equates the science of foretelling to mathematicsAstrology and mathematics are so analogous
ln fact they are complementary to each other as bothdeal in numbers she says The prodigious expert whohails from a simple orthodox Kannada Brahmin familyis interestingly a culinary expert too l have authoredmany books on cookery she says modestly
A Guinness record holder sexagenarian Devi inspiresawe in many but remains unsurpassable in her own fieldof numbers Call her a mathematician extraordinaire or amathemagician she modestly accepts her ignorance touse a computer Believe it or not I have never learntto use an abacus she says in a hushed tone Godsgift A divine quality is how Devi accredits her uniquedistinction that began showing visibility since the age ofthree She informs that none in her family showed anysigns of the same head for figures Not even remotelyalthough my dad was a stage magician she adds
Mathematical feats which are even beyond a normalhuman brain to comprehend are solved by her soeffortlessly that pitting her brain against the fastestmainframes and super computers and beating themalmost always has become an intense passion with herAstounding scientists and academicians all around theworld with her remarkable feats the maths wizard is now
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here in our very own Hyderabad and has expressed her
desire to set up a Maths varsity here which would carryon her legacy of popularising mathematics amongpeople
l have asked the chief minister for a grant of L00 acres
land for the University and he has approved of the idea
Shakuntala Devi claims l will force juvenile delinquentschild labourers and child beggars to join my academy so
that they can also become Nobel laureates one day she
dreams as her eyes gleam in excitement about the wholeproject
l just pray that I can finish offthe entire project beforemy death ln a way the varsity which I propose to startwill be a global seat of learning for mathematics and willbe my humble contribution to the world Devi gushes
adding that the emphasis will be on Vedic mathematicsso that the glorious tradition of lndian mathematics is
preserved
For a person so passionate about numbers who has
never had any formal education how does it feel tohave wor nanV accolades and teach mathematicalshortcuts to eminent experts God has given me thisquality for the benefit of others the purpose of my lifuis to make people especially children enjoy Maths as an
affable and an joyful experience she concludes
SOME OF THE PUZZLES OF
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
1 A PROBLEI1OF COMBINATIONA box contains 12 marbles of three different coloursgreen yellow and blue-4 each lf you were to close your
eyes and pick them at random how many marbles must
take out to be sure that there are atleast two of one
colour among the marbles picked out
Answerln the first three pickings you may get one of each colour
on the fourth pick there will be atleast two of one color
Therefore the answer is 4
2 THE SPECIAL NUMBERThere is a number whose double is greater than its half
by 45Can you find that number
AnswerAs the difference between twice the number and half of
it amounts to 45or half of the number plus the whole ofits represented by 1 adds up to 45
t2+=I2+212=32=45
Now we have to find what number 32 is equal of 45Jodo this we invert 32to 23 and multiply by 45This gives
us
21345=30
Therefore the number is 30
3 THE DIG ITAL GAMEThere is a number the second digit of which is smallerthan its first digit by 4 and if the number was divided by
the number
AnswerThe number is 84
4 BROTHERS AND SISTERS
A family has several children Each boy in this familyhas as many sisters as brothers but each girl has sisters
twice as many brothers as sisters How many brothersand sisters are there
AnswerSince the boys have as many brothers as sisters theremust be 1 boy more than the number of girls lf we try2 and 13 and 2and 4 and 3we will find that 4 boys and
3 girls is the solution to fulfill the requirement that eachgirl has twice as many brothers as sisters
5 THE PECULIAR NUMBERThere is a number which is very peculiar
is three times the sum of its digits Can
number
AnswerThe number is 27 2+7=993=27
This numberyou find the
ReferenceShakuntala Devi (2006) Puzzles to puzzle you
Andhttp enwi ki pediaorg
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THE ALCHEMY CALLED MARRIACE
Rajee had giddiness when she woke up in the morningHer head weighed as if it carried the globe This sensationwas the indication of headache
Rajee took the ribbon near the mirror and tied it tightlyaround her head Pressing her cheeks deeply in thepillow she laid down to her left She took another pillownear her leg and held it with her hands on her face
Her mother cried What is this you are doing in theearly morning She knows what it is But she has to askWithout answering Rajee closed her eyes
One day or other you are going to suffocate and die
Not a curse but mother rebuked Though she thoughtshe was speaking severely there would always be somesoftness in it She would give advance to her servantmaid saying You will never pay back the money Butshe is so kind and has never reduced the salary
tVhat is this Rajee im shouting and you
leadache mom
ou are a girl to be married and you complain of your-eadache taking away the pillow she examined her-ead with her hand
shing her moms hand aside Rajee turned back
- ive minutes there came a strong coffee you havent rrshed your teeth Its ok Drink
Sre felt comfortable when she stretched her arms after- nking coffee She felt that her mothers care woulde her headache But she has decided to bunk her officey so that she need not shout hello throughout the An unspeakable comfort would come if she takes a- vater bath after 1030 am Ecstasy in moms spicym What is it in these tablets a drowsy feeling
- c as sudden Rajee thought of her would be -- arajan Her inner voice said Comradel Do you get ^ or sorrow
^cne thought that Varadarajan had an iron body-- he fainted in a hunger strike Then he didnt knowcs or labor party Only his humanism urged him toltustice A woman employee on her maternity leave
had a miscarriage So the officers had sanctioned herleave under loss of pay Varadarajan wanted to voice thisinjustice
Why are you bothered about womans leave theymocked at him
lf you want you can go to court they were adamantA few voiced for the strike Fourth day afternoon hefainted in the strike Doctors came and diagnosed hiscritical condition which was due to acetone secretionThey were angry with him for his silence How he didntknow That much pain would have troubled his stomachHis pain would have made him feel as if the abdomentissues were tightening Didnt he tell
He didnt even murmur doctorl
Rajee wept for his heart which withheld pain She wasthrilled What sort of a heart is thisl A man who wasready to die for others ls he a man
Dont make me an idol and pray lm just a human Lookhere I could wink my eyes my legs are in the floor mybody sweats said Varadarajan
l couldnt bear even a headache How could you bearsuch a pain
Have you read BharathiyarT
Ya Has he talked about medicine
lle quotes from Bharathi
l osked for o ball-like flexibte physicAnd on un-desiring heart
Dont cheat me Speak the truth
lts all about mind Rajee lf we think we cant bear painwe would die even if a stone pricks lf you do somethingfor someone else you could laugh even at the time ofdeath
Rajee learned to laugh which culminated in love Lovewith one condition She should call him as comrade evenafter marriage
They married
Comrades world is big But home is small She hacjheadache on the very day she entered her in-laws homels lt due to tiredness or jasmine smell or due to tensionin a new place She does not know Her silk sari madehel sluffv Her thishs waist armpits were irritatine withTTamil poet
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sweat lt would be comfortable if she could wear a thinhouse coat and sleep while drying her wet hair
It is possible if it were her moms place But whatwould mother-in-law think if she wears house coat on
the first day itself She didnt know if she should seekpermission
Without any thought she went inside the bathroom and
washed her face The chill feel was good She continuedto sprinkle water on her face Water droplets fell fromher brows and dripped through her nose Her sari got
wet near her neck
When she changed her clothes her mother-in-law said
Cant you be in sari for some time at least today We
may have some guests
Mom I washed my face and my sari got wet Rajee
said
You answer back immediately said mother-in-law At
that moment Rajee decided not to speak in that house
even at the cost of her life
Varadarajan didnt stop his speeches ln trade union
meeting party office political stage he continued to talk
lf not in such serious meetings at least he would speak
with some guests near his house Expect in his sleep he
continued to speak Speech made him fly high Gave him
a permanent seat in a big regional union head
Headache broke her skull lt cant be cured with a ribbon
or a coffee or an ointment Now-a-days the pain is severe
Nerves in the brain turned into worms She felt like hittingher head with a grinding stone
But cant sleep now Varadarajan was getting ready
somewhere in the early morning lt must be an importantmeeting somewhere Couldnt talk for two days lf she
misses even today then there wont be a next chance
Not for her For others
Mind matters We would die if it is for us We could
laugh at the death bed if it is for others cause
Varadarajans words that taught her to laugh gave her
life
Rajee managed to get up Called him comrade he
turned
Comrade just a minute
Yeah Rajee
Govind has put his hand into the machine
shit when
Two days back There is a problem now
What
The company wont give compensation it seems
Because he is a casual labour
Thats illegal
l think yolr can talk to the authorities
How could l lm not in the union
Friendship is different from that of a union
Comrade ls it you You were about to die when you
voiced for Visalatchi is that for the union or for her
Then I was a single man Now lve a wife and a familySo
Risk in my office would reflect in my family I dont wantthat to happen
You dont know Not only the labours but the party is
also in the union ln fact the party is our leader now I
cant do anything against the party
You could speak against your boss but you cant speak
against your party
lts true
He went down the stairs as a shadow in the dawn Whathas changed this man who was ready to die for injustice
Marriage changes the bold men into cowards and softgirls into stones her heart murmured Rajee couldntignore it
- MATAN VNARAYANAN
SOURCE TEXT KALYANAM YENDRORU RASAYANAM
(MALAN VNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH
BY
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SPECIALITY OF NUMBER 9
9 1=9
992=198
9993=2997
99994=39996
999995=499995
9999996=5999994
99999997=69999993
999999998=799999992
9999999999=899999999 1
SPECIALITY OF NUMBER37
373=L7
376=222
3730=1010
FAMOUS INDIANMATHEMATICIANS PROFII-E AND
CONTRIBUTIONS
RAMANUJATT
He was born on 22n of December 1887 in a smallvillage of Tanjore district Madras
He sent a set of 120 theorems to professor Hardyof Cambridge As a result he invited Ramanujan toEnglandHe showed that how to divide the number into two ormore squares or cubesWhen Mr Litlewood came to see Ramanujan intaxi number L729 Rarnanujan said that 1729 is thesmallest number which can be written in the form ofsum of cubes of two numbers in two ways
ieL729 = 93 + 103 =L3 + 123
since then the number 1729 is called Ramanujansnumber
ARYABHATTA
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Aryabhatta was born in 4764D in Kusumpur lndiaHe was the first person to say that Earth is sphericaland it revolves around the sunHe gave the formula (a + b)z = a2 + b2 + 2abHe taught the method of solving the following
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J+2+3 + 4+ 5 ++ nn(n + 1)
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2 + 22 + 32 + 42 + 2 ++n2 - n(n+1)(2n+1)6
13 + 23 +33 + 43 + 53 ++13 = t+lta + 2a + 34 + 44 + 5a + n4 = n(n+1) (2n+1)(3nz+3n-1)30
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BRAHMA GUPTA
Brahma Gupta was born in 598AD in pakistan
He gave four methods of multiplication
He gave the following formula used in Gp series
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a + ar+ arz + ar3 + arn-l = (arl) + (r_ 1)o He gave the following formulae
Area of a cyclic quadrilateral with side(s- bXs -c)(s- d)
where2s=a+b+c+d
Length of its diagonals =
JANAM (PEOPLE)AKBAR KAKKATTIL
The car is moving fast Nothing was felt other than themurmuring of the wind Suddenly a frightened voice
from behind Brake Brake When looked in front lsee a
bus coming very fast towards us lt is me who drives thecarl put brake Then I dont know how the driver whowas sitling behind reached the front
He had been sayingGiving accelerator instead ofpressing the brake Somehow he managed to push meto side and took control of the car and turned to left
The hitting of the vehicle against something and thecclllapse of something was the next thing I came to knowEyes are filled with darkness The colour of that darknesswas red at first lt had been changing its colour into blackthen again to red in a frightening speed When I openedmy eyes again everything around me was jumping inunclear shapes Yes now I am taking breath Yes so past
in a lightening speed was the bus seen early
Are you all right Are you alright Driver asks His voicewas shaky His eyes were thrusted out unusually
The thing which I wanted to ask was also the same The
entire body was shivering and sweating Both of themwere panting by looking face to face
Luckily nothing happened to both of us Damage wasonly for the building at that junction and also to the car
The front and the left side of the car have become like a
crumpled powder tin The dented bonnet is full of stonesand soil
When the panting is over we reached to normalcy Nowthe driver is trying to move the vehicle Oh Yes ltsmoving He moved back the vehicle and parked it Somemore soil and stones fell off from the car
Crowds on all the four sides How did people weregathered in a short time I dont remember whether I
saw any one here before I thought that people are hidingsome where expecting some danger
Dont tell that you where learning driving I will tell itlater Driver didnt forget to warn me even if he wasconfused
I looked around with fear Many necks that have headsat the end are looking inside the car Every eye is seemedthrusting unusually
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BHASKARACHARYA He was born in a village of Mysore district He was the first to give that any number divided
by 0 gives infinity (m) He has written a lot about zero surds permutation
and combination He wrote The hundredth part of the
circumference of a circle seems to be straight Ourearth is a big sphere and thats why it appears tobe flat
He gave the formulae like sin(A I B) = sinAcosB +
cosAsinB
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Anything serious One head asked
No Nothing serious
Ohl What a scene was that First lthought that nothingwould remain
Did he speak it with a disappointment Has he hoped ofgetting at least a single dead body
Luck Another man said He can be identified easilyom the crowd A fat man But a part of that shop I
ointed to that shop in confusion
lo probleml lt can be repaired by 500 Rupees ThankGod Nothing happened to men
-re words of the fat man that the problem can be solved 500 Rs gave me relief For our luck no serious damageas happened tb that shop lt can be repaired with some-inimal work But how much money will be needed toepair the car and make it as before Any way hat is only^e secondary matter lt can be considered later First I
-ave to escape from here3ut how did it happen lt is the fatty man himself
3ecame wonder stuck when I heard the explanation of^e driver How indecently they came even without a
gnal Dont they remember that it is a turning When- e said that I thought that he would have killed him if heg him in his hand now
len though the driver didnt say anything directly thecrvd got the following message from his words On our e there is not even a single mistake
les rightBus was in a high speed I did see that whatculd be the result if people drive a vehicle like this in-ls kind of turning Some one added ltried to smile atat God who came in the form of a man
Consider it as a blessing of God lf the car was dashedagainst ihe busl An old man cannot even continue afterhat Nothing happened to this people it itself is a greatring Fat man reminded
a nd the driver got out from the car in relief The shiveringlas not stopped even though it has decreased a little
t is the shop of Kuttiyali Mappilahe does not open itfcr the last some timeThinking to rebuild itEveningst becomes the camp of youthYou are lucky as it is
nidday Otherwiseyou are blessed ones1 Some bodyras saying
What do you want to drink lt is the fat fellow Beforesaying something itself somebody brought us two glassesof tea
I thought How good are these people How lovable andaffectionate are these villagers That is why everybodyuses the phrase beloved villagers
I was also thinking on which weak moment that I thoughtof learning driving Was there any need for it at the ageof 40 After hecame some what matured why did thisstrong desire catch me without leaving lt is true that I
felt inferiority complex when the guys who do not haveeven half of my age driving cars and two wheelers As I
was born as the only one of my parents they did not allowme to learn allthat fearing that something will happen tome The idea of learning it in secret by disobeying themalso didnt work because of my devotion to my parents I
was growing without knowing how to ride even a bicycleWasnt that kind of state needed to be continued But when father had his first heart attack in mid nightln neighbouring house there is car But driver has goneearly I had to get him to drive the car At that day I
thought a lot if I knew driving
It is not because of that I have a car or have facilities forthat I simply thought that it is better to learn these typesof things at least now When I asked to the friend in theneighourhood he sent me one car and the driver
I was in the happy mood because I have almost learntdrivingThen see what is happened now Didnt I drivethe car 10-15kms Smoothly Wasnt it on the intentionthat matters became somewhat OK that the driverseated behind me to give me confidence Are all thesehappened because I lost my presence of mind at somemoment Any way driving is not apt for people like meDid my parents know it Nothing bad happened to thembecause they didnt know driving
Now the people have made us to sit on the veranda of thenear by shop Somebody has gone to call the shop ownerCases or things like that is not needed two labourers maybe needed to repair the part of the shop that is brokenThe problem can be solved by giving the money for thatThe people said like that Frequently they were praisingus by saying that we are lucky men
It was in the midst of a lot of financial problems that I
managed to get some money to fill petrol and ali Nowshop repairing car repairing Even if all these troublesare there I still felt that there is no need to loose thechance to evaluate himself as a lucky man
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As lucky man my self I returned looks on them who look
at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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WHERE IS THE PERSON WITH A
CONTENTED MIND
An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
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cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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to meet these challenges
Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
lf U think U will lose U R
lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
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MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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Human Computer because of her extraordinary talentand skill in solving complex mathematical problemswithout any mechanical aid Shakuntalas father was a
circus artiste and it was he who introduced Shakuntalato the world of mathematics through card tricksShakuntalas amazing memory power was tapped whichthen led herto develop an extraordinary love for numbersat the tender age of three
Gradually over the years Shakuntalas memorizingand calculating skills were strengthened whilst shesimultaneously became an expert in complex mentalarithmetic Beginning at the University of Mysore andthe Annamalai University Shakuntalas public displaysof her extraordinary abilities and talents even spreadto institutions worldwide bewildering the crowdedgathering of students and professors alike ln her timeolder calculating prodigies like Truman Henry Saffordwere also present yet Shakuntala started displayingher talents from a very young age With her brilliantmind Shakuntala Devi was adept at solving arithrneticalp roblems includ ing fu nctions of add ition m u lti plicationdivision calculating square and cube roots along withcomplex algorithms and Vedic Maths She could evenstate the day of the week of any given date in the lastcentury in a jiffy Shakuntala could even outdo some ofthe fastest available computers of that period Amongsther numerous feats the most outstanding ones thatfetched her name in the 1995 Guinness Book of WorldRecords are
ln January 977 al the Southern Methodist Universityin Dallas Texas Shakuntala Devi extracted the 23rd rootof a 201-digit number at the fifty-second mark withthe correct answer being54637289L She had beatenthe fastest computer UNIVACs time of 62 seconds and13000 instructions
On 18th june 1980 Shakuntala Devi demonstrated themultiplication oftwo 13-digitnumbers7 68636977 487 0x 2465099745779 picked randomly by the ComputerDepartment of lmperial College London She producedt h e correct a n swe r of 189 4766817 79954264627 7 3
730 in just 28 seconds
Shakuntala could find the cube root of 332 812 557 inunder a minute
Today Shakunatala Devi is an accomplished mathematicianwhose interests also include the mystic field of AstrologyWhile setling up of several mathematics research centersare her future plans Shakuntala Devi has also writtenn umerous books some of which are - Puzzles to Puzzle You
Fun with Numbers Astrology for you and Mathablity
Shakuntala Devi is generally known as aHuman Computerbecause of her extraordinary talents in solving complexmathematical problems without any mechanical aid Shealso found her place in the Guinness book of recordsas a result of her extraordinary talents Nowadays apartfrom solving mathematical problems she is utilizing heramazing talent in the field of astrology
She adds a L6-digit number with another one andmultiplies the result with an equal array of numbersalmost instantaneously finds the cube root of theresultant and pops up with an answer in just about thetime taken for a wink Humanly not possible as even toask the question would in its shortest possibility take a
minute Rated as one in 58 million for her stupendousmathematicalfeats by one of the fastest super-computersever invented - - the Univac-1l08 - - Shakuntala Devi is agenius par excellence
She is a human computer with a brain that can work outa 23rd root of a 20L-digit number in 12 seconds less thanthe Univac-1108 will be a gross understatement Butperhaps there isnt any better title for a person for whomsolving complex mathematical problems is childs play
Doubling up as an astrologer in her spare time ShakuntalaDevi equates the science of foretelling to mathematicsAstrology and mathematics are so analogous
ln fact they are complementary to each other as bothdeal in numbers she says The prodigious expert whohails from a simple orthodox Kannada Brahmin familyis interestingly a culinary expert too l have authoredmany books on cookery she says modestly
A Guinness record holder sexagenarian Devi inspiresawe in many but remains unsurpassable in her own fieldof numbers Call her a mathematician extraordinaire or amathemagician she modestly accepts her ignorance touse a computer Believe it or not I have never learntto use an abacus she says in a hushed tone Godsgift A divine quality is how Devi accredits her uniquedistinction that began showing visibility since the age ofthree She informs that none in her family showed anysigns of the same head for figures Not even remotelyalthough my dad was a stage magician she adds
Mathematical feats which are even beyond a normalhuman brain to comprehend are solved by her soeffortlessly that pitting her brain against the fastestmainframes and super computers and beating themalmost always has become an intense passion with herAstounding scientists and academicians all around theworld with her remarkable feats the maths wizard is now
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here in our very own Hyderabad and has expressed her
desire to set up a Maths varsity here which would carryon her legacy of popularising mathematics amongpeople
l have asked the chief minister for a grant of L00 acres
land for the University and he has approved of the idea
Shakuntala Devi claims l will force juvenile delinquentschild labourers and child beggars to join my academy so
that they can also become Nobel laureates one day she
dreams as her eyes gleam in excitement about the wholeproject
l just pray that I can finish offthe entire project beforemy death ln a way the varsity which I propose to startwill be a global seat of learning for mathematics and willbe my humble contribution to the world Devi gushes
adding that the emphasis will be on Vedic mathematicsso that the glorious tradition of lndian mathematics is
preserved
For a person so passionate about numbers who has
never had any formal education how does it feel tohave wor nanV accolades and teach mathematicalshortcuts to eminent experts God has given me thisquality for the benefit of others the purpose of my lifuis to make people especially children enjoy Maths as an
affable and an joyful experience she concludes
SOME OF THE PUZZLES OF
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
1 A PROBLEI1OF COMBINATIONA box contains 12 marbles of three different coloursgreen yellow and blue-4 each lf you were to close your
eyes and pick them at random how many marbles must
take out to be sure that there are atleast two of one
colour among the marbles picked out
Answerln the first three pickings you may get one of each colour
on the fourth pick there will be atleast two of one color
Therefore the answer is 4
2 THE SPECIAL NUMBERThere is a number whose double is greater than its half
by 45Can you find that number
AnswerAs the difference between twice the number and half of
it amounts to 45or half of the number plus the whole ofits represented by 1 adds up to 45
t2+=I2+212=32=45
Now we have to find what number 32 is equal of 45Jodo this we invert 32to 23 and multiply by 45This gives
us
21345=30
Therefore the number is 30
3 THE DIG ITAL GAMEThere is a number the second digit of which is smallerthan its first digit by 4 and if the number was divided by
the number
AnswerThe number is 84
4 BROTHERS AND SISTERS
A family has several children Each boy in this familyhas as many sisters as brothers but each girl has sisters
twice as many brothers as sisters How many brothersand sisters are there
AnswerSince the boys have as many brothers as sisters theremust be 1 boy more than the number of girls lf we try2 and 13 and 2and 4 and 3we will find that 4 boys and
3 girls is the solution to fulfill the requirement that eachgirl has twice as many brothers as sisters
5 THE PECULIAR NUMBERThere is a number which is very peculiar
is three times the sum of its digits Can
number
AnswerThe number is 27 2+7=993=27
This numberyou find the
ReferenceShakuntala Devi (2006) Puzzles to puzzle you
Andhttp enwi ki pediaorg
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THE ALCHEMY CALLED MARRIACE
Rajee had giddiness when she woke up in the morningHer head weighed as if it carried the globe This sensationwas the indication of headache
Rajee took the ribbon near the mirror and tied it tightlyaround her head Pressing her cheeks deeply in thepillow she laid down to her left She took another pillownear her leg and held it with her hands on her face
Her mother cried What is this you are doing in theearly morning She knows what it is But she has to askWithout answering Rajee closed her eyes
One day or other you are going to suffocate and die
Not a curse but mother rebuked Though she thoughtshe was speaking severely there would always be somesoftness in it She would give advance to her servantmaid saying You will never pay back the money Butshe is so kind and has never reduced the salary
tVhat is this Rajee im shouting and you
leadache mom
ou are a girl to be married and you complain of your-eadache taking away the pillow she examined her-ead with her hand
shing her moms hand aside Rajee turned back
- ive minutes there came a strong coffee you havent rrshed your teeth Its ok Drink
Sre felt comfortable when she stretched her arms after- nking coffee She felt that her mothers care woulde her headache But she has decided to bunk her officey so that she need not shout hello throughout the An unspeakable comfort would come if she takes a- vater bath after 1030 am Ecstasy in moms spicym What is it in these tablets a drowsy feeling
- c as sudden Rajee thought of her would be -- arajan Her inner voice said Comradel Do you get ^ or sorrow
^cne thought that Varadarajan had an iron body-- he fainted in a hunger strike Then he didnt knowcs or labor party Only his humanism urged him toltustice A woman employee on her maternity leave
had a miscarriage So the officers had sanctioned herleave under loss of pay Varadarajan wanted to voice thisinjustice
Why are you bothered about womans leave theymocked at him
lf you want you can go to court they were adamantA few voiced for the strike Fourth day afternoon hefainted in the strike Doctors came and diagnosed hiscritical condition which was due to acetone secretionThey were angry with him for his silence How he didntknow That much pain would have troubled his stomachHis pain would have made him feel as if the abdomentissues were tightening Didnt he tell
He didnt even murmur doctorl
Rajee wept for his heart which withheld pain She wasthrilled What sort of a heart is thisl A man who wasready to die for others ls he a man
Dont make me an idol and pray lm just a human Lookhere I could wink my eyes my legs are in the floor mybody sweats said Varadarajan
l couldnt bear even a headache How could you bearsuch a pain
Have you read BharathiyarT
Ya Has he talked about medicine
lle quotes from Bharathi
l osked for o ball-like flexibte physicAnd on un-desiring heart
Dont cheat me Speak the truth
lts all about mind Rajee lf we think we cant bear painwe would die even if a stone pricks lf you do somethingfor someone else you could laugh even at the time ofdeath
Rajee learned to laugh which culminated in love Lovewith one condition She should call him as comrade evenafter marriage
They married
Comrades world is big But home is small She hacjheadache on the very day she entered her in-laws homels lt due to tiredness or jasmine smell or due to tensionin a new place She does not know Her silk sari madehel sluffv Her thishs waist armpits were irritatine withTTamil poet
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sweat lt would be comfortable if she could wear a thinhouse coat and sleep while drying her wet hair
It is possible if it were her moms place But whatwould mother-in-law think if she wears house coat on
the first day itself She didnt know if she should seekpermission
Without any thought she went inside the bathroom and
washed her face The chill feel was good She continuedto sprinkle water on her face Water droplets fell fromher brows and dripped through her nose Her sari got
wet near her neck
When she changed her clothes her mother-in-law said
Cant you be in sari for some time at least today We
may have some guests
Mom I washed my face and my sari got wet Rajee
said
You answer back immediately said mother-in-law At
that moment Rajee decided not to speak in that house
even at the cost of her life
Varadarajan didnt stop his speeches ln trade union
meeting party office political stage he continued to talk
lf not in such serious meetings at least he would speak
with some guests near his house Expect in his sleep he
continued to speak Speech made him fly high Gave him
a permanent seat in a big regional union head
Headache broke her skull lt cant be cured with a ribbon
or a coffee or an ointment Now-a-days the pain is severe
Nerves in the brain turned into worms She felt like hittingher head with a grinding stone
But cant sleep now Varadarajan was getting ready
somewhere in the early morning lt must be an importantmeeting somewhere Couldnt talk for two days lf she
misses even today then there wont be a next chance
Not for her For others
Mind matters We would die if it is for us We could
laugh at the death bed if it is for others cause
Varadarajans words that taught her to laugh gave her
life
Rajee managed to get up Called him comrade he
turned
Comrade just a minute
Yeah Rajee
Govind has put his hand into the machine
shit when
Two days back There is a problem now
What
The company wont give compensation it seems
Because he is a casual labour
Thats illegal
l think yolr can talk to the authorities
How could l lm not in the union
Friendship is different from that of a union
Comrade ls it you You were about to die when you
voiced for Visalatchi is that for the union or for her
Then I was a single man Now lve a wife and a familySo
Risk in my office would reflect in my family I dont wantthat to happen
You dont know Not only the labours but the party is
also in the union ln fact the party is our leader now I
cant do anything against the party
You could speak against your boss but you cant speak
against your party
lts true
He went down the stairs as a shadow in the dawn Whathas changed this man who was ready to die for injustice
Marriage changes the bold men into cowards and softgirls into stones her heart murmured Rajee couldntignore it
- MATAN VNARAYANAN
SOURCE TEXT KALYANAM YENDRORU RASAYANAM
(MALAN VNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
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SPECIALITY OF NUMBER 9
9 1=9
992=198
9993=2997
99994=39996
999995=499995
9999996=5999994
99999997=69999993
999999998=799999992
9999999999=899999999 1
SPECIALITY OF NUMBER37
373=L7
376=222
3730=1010
FAMOUS INDIANMATHEMATICIANS PROFII-E AND
CONTRIBUTIONS
RAMANUJATT
He was born on 22n of December 1887 in a smallvillage of Tanjore district Madras
He sent a set of 120 theorems to professor Hardyof Cambridge As a result he invited Ramanujan toEnglandHe showed that how to divide the number into two ormore squares or cubesWhen Mr Litlewood came to see Ramanujan intaxi number L729 Rarnanujan said that 1729 is thesmallest number which can be written in the form ofsum of cubes of two numbers in two ways
ieL729 = 93 + 103 =L3 + 123
since then the number 1729 is called Ramanujansnumber
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J+2+3 + 4+ 5 ++ nn(n + 1)
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Brahma Gupta was born in 598AD in pakistan
He gave four methods of multiplication
He gave the following formula used in Gp series
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Area of a cyclic quadrilateral with side(s- bXs -c)(s- d)
where2s=a+b+c+d
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JANAM (PEOPLE)AKBAR KAKKATTIL
The car is moving fast Nothing was felt other than themurmuring of the wind Suddenly a frightened voice
from behind Brake Brake When looked in front lsee a
bus coming very fast towards us lt is me who drives thecarl put brake Then I dont know how the driver whowas sitling behind reached the front
He had been sayingGiving accelerator instead ofpressing the brake Somehow he managed to push meto side and took control of the car and turned to left
The hitting of the vehicle against something and thecclllapse of something was the next thing I came to knowEyes are filled with darkness The colour of that darknesswas red at first lt had been changing its colour into blackthen again to red in a frightening speed When I openedmy eyes again everything around me was jumping inunclear shapes Yes now I am taking breath Yes so past
in a lightening speed was the bus seen early
Are you all right Are you alright Driver asks His voicewas shaky His eyes were thrusted out unusually
The thing which I wanted to ask was also the same The
entire body was shivering and sweating Both of themwere panting by looking face to face
Luckily nothing happened to both of us Damage wasonly for the building at that junction and also to the car
The front and the left side of the car have become like a
crumpled powder tin The dented bonnet is full of stonesand soil
When the panting is over we reached to normalcy Nowthe driver is trying to move the vehicle Oh Yes ltsmoving He moved back the vehicle and parked it Somemore soil and stones fell off from the car
Crowds on all the four sides How did people weregathered in a short time I dont remember whether I
saw any one here before I thought that people are hidingsome where expecting some danger
Dont tell that you where learning driving I will tell itlater Driver didnt forget to warn me even if he wasconfused
I looked around with fear Many necks that have headsat the end are looking inside the car Every eye is seemedthrusting unusually
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BHASKARACHARYA He was born in a village of Mysore district He was the first to give that any number divided
by 0 gives infinity (m) He has written a lot about zero surds permutation
and combination He wrote The hundredth part of the
circumference of a circle seems to be straight Ourearth is a big sphere and thats why it appears tobe flat
He gave the formulae like sin(A I B) = sinAcosB +
cosAsinB
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No Nothing serious
Ohl What a scene was that First lthought that nothingwould remain
Did he speak it with a disappointment Has he hoped ofgetting at least a single dead body
Luck Another man said He can be identified easilyom the crowd A fat man But a part of that shop I
ointed to that shop in confusion
lo probleml lt can be repaired by 500 Rupees ThankGod Nothing happened to men
-re words of the fat man that the problem can be solved 500 Rs gave me relief For our luck no serious damageas happened tb that shop lt can be repaired with some-inimal work But how much money will be needed toepair the car and make it as before Any way hat is only^e secondary matter lt can be considered later First I
-ave to escape from here3ut how did it happen lt is the fatty man himself
3ecame wonder stuck when I heard the explanation of^e driver How indecently they came even without a
gnal Dont they remember that it is a turning When- e said that I thought that he would have killed him if heg him in his hand now
len though the driver didnt say anything directly thecrvd got the following message from his words On our e there is not even a single mistake
les rightBus was in a high speed I did see that whatculd be the result if people drive a vehicle like this in-ls kind of turning Some one added ltried to smile atat God who came in the form of a man
Consider it as a blessing of God lf the car was dashedagainst ihe busl An old man cannot even continue afterhat Nothing happened to this people it itself is a greatring Fat man reminded
a nd the driver got out from the car in relief The shiveringlas not stopped even though it has decreased a little
t is the shop of Kuttiyali Mappilahe does not open itfcr the last some timeThinking to rebuild itEveningst becomes the camp of youthYou are lucky as it is
nidday Otherwiseyou are blessed ones1 Some bodyras saying
What do you want to drink lt is the fat fellow Beforesaying something itself somebody brought us two glassesof tea
I thought How good are these people How lovable andaffectionate are these villagers That is why everybodyuses the phrase beloved villagers
I was also thinking on which weak moment that I thoughtof learning driving Was there any need for it at the ageof 40 After hecame some what matured why did thisstrong desire catch me without leaving lt is true that I
felt inferiority complex when the guys who do not haveeven half of my age driving cars and two wheelers As I
was born as the only one of my parents they did not allowme to learn allthat fearing that something will happen tome The idea of learning it in secret by disobeying themalso didnt work because of my devotion to my parents I
was growing without knowing how to ride even a bicycleWasnt that kind of state needed to be continued But when father had his first heart attack in mid nightln neighbouring house there is car But driver has goneearly I had to get him to drive the car At that day I
thought a lot if I knew driving
It is not because of that I have a car or have facilities forthat I simply thought that it is better to learn these typesof things at least now When I asked to the friend in theneighourhood he sent me one car and the driver
I was in the happy mood because I have almost learntdrivingThen see what is happened now Didnt I drivethe car 10-15kms Smoothly Wasnt it on the intentionthat matters became somewhat OK that the driverseated behind me to give me confidence Are all thesehappened because I lost my presence of mind at somemoment Any way driving is not apt for people like meDid my parents know it Nothing bad happened to thembecause they didnt know driving
Now the people have made us to sit on the veranda of thenear by shop Somebody has gone to call the shop ownerCases or things like that is not needed two labourers maybe needed to repair the part of the shop that is brokenThe problem can be solved by giving the money for thatThe people said like that Frequently they were praisingus by saying that we are lucky men
It was in the midst of a lot of financial problems that I
managed to get some money to fill petrol and ali Nowshop repairing car repairing Even if all these troublesare there I still felt that there is no need to loose thechance to evaluate himself as a lucky man
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at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
The staircase is in the hall thats good
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
catches up with it right at birthl said land moved on
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cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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to meet these challenges
Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
lf U think U will lose U R
lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
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MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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TANUJA MOHANTY
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BEYOND with
bullAspirationmiddot+lnnovation+middot Exploration middotmiddotOptimism
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middotIntegrity Endurance Evolution Excellence
here in our very own Hyderabad and has expressed her
desire to set up a Maths varsity here which would carryon her legacy of popularising mathematics amongpeople
l have asked the chief minister for a grant of L00 acres
land for the University and he has approved of the idea
Shakuntala Devi claims l will force juvenile delinquentschild labourers and child beggars to join my academy so
that they can also become Nobel laureates one day she
dreams as her eyes gleam in excitement about the wholeproject
l just pray that I can finish offthe entire project beforemy death ln a way the varsity which I propose to startwill be a global seat of learning for mathematics and willbe my humble contribution to the world Devi gushes
adding that the emphasis will be on Vedic mathematicsso that the glorious tradition of lndian mathematics is
preserved
For a person so passionate about numbers who has
never had any formal education how does it feel tohave wor nanV accolades and teach mathematicalshortcuts to eminent experts God has given me thisquality for the benefit of others the purpose of my lifuis to make people especially children enjoy Maths as an
affable and an joyful experience she concludes
SOME OF THE PUZZLES OF
SHAKUNTALA DEVI
1 A PROBLEI1OF COMBINATIONA box contains 12 marbles of three different coloursgreen yellow and blue-4 each lf you were to close your
eyes and pick them at random how many marbles must
take out to be sure that there are atleast two of one
colour among the marbles picked out
Answerln the first three pickings you may get one of each colour
on the fourth pick there will be atleast two of one color
Therefore the answer is 4
2 THE SPECIAL NUMBERThere is a number whose double is greater than its half
by 45Can you find that number
AnswerAs the difference between twice the number and half of
it amounts to 45or half of the number plus the whole ofits represented by 1 adds up to 45
t2+=I2+212=32=45
Now we have to find what number 32 is equal of 45Jodo this we invert 32to 23 and multiply by 45This gives
us
21345=30
Therefore the number is 30
3 THE DIG ITAL GAMEThere is a number the second digit of which is smallerthan its first digit by 4 and if the number was divided by
the number
AnswerThe number is 84
4 BROTHERS AND SISTERS
A family has several children Each boy in this familyhas as many sisters as brothers but each girl has sisters
twice as many brothers as sisters How many brothersand sisters are there
AnswerSince the boys have as many brothers as sisters theremust be 1 boy more than the number of girls lf we try2 and 13 and 2and 4 and 3we will find that 4 boys and
3 girls is the solution to fulfill the requirement that eachgirl has twice as many brothers as sisters
5 THE PECULIAR NUMBERThere is a number which is very peculiar
is three times the sum of its digits Can
number
AnswerThe number is 27 2+7=993=27
This numberyou find the
ReferenceShakuntala Devi (2006) Puzzles to puzzle you
Andhttp enwi ki pediaorg
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THE ALCHEMY CALLED MARRIACE
Rajee had giddiness when she woke up in the morningHer head weighed as if it carried the globe This sensationwas the indication of headache
Rajee took the ribbon near the mirror and tied it tightlyaround her head Pressing her cheeks deeply in thepillow she laid down to her left She took another pillownear her leg and held it with her hands on her face
Her mother cried What is this you are doing in theearly morning She knows what it is But she has to askWithout answering Rajee closed her eyes
One day or other you are going to suffocate and die
Not a curse but mother rebuked Though she thoughtshe was speaking severely there would always be somesoftness in it She would give advance to her servantmaid saying You will never pay back the money Butshe is so kind and has never reduced the salary
tVhat is this Rajee im shouting and you
leadache mom
ou are a girl to be married and you complain of your-eadache taking away the pillow she examined her-ead with her hand
shing her moms hand aside Rajee turned back
- ive minutes there came a strong coffee you havent rrshed your teeth Its ok Drink
Sre felt comfortable when she stretched her arms after- nking coffee She felt that her mothers care woulde her headache But she has decided to bunk her officey so that she need not shout hello throughout the An unspeakable comfort would come if she takes a- vater bath after 1030 am Ecstasy in moms spicym What is it in these tablets a drowsy feeling
- c as sudden Rajee thought of her would be -- arajan Her inner voice said Comradel Do you get ^ or sorrow
^cne thought that Varadarajan had an iron body-- he fainted in a hunger strike Then he didnt knowcs or labor party Only his humanism urged him toltustice A woman employee on her maternity leave
had a miscarriage So the officers had sanctioned herleave under loss of pay Varadarajan wanted to voice thisinjustice
Why are you bothered about womans leave theymocked at him
lf you want you can go to court they were adamantA few voiced for the strike Fourth day afternoon hefainted in the strike Doctors came and diagnosed hiscritical condition which was due to acetone secretionThey were angry with him for his silence How he didntknow That much pain would have troubled his stomachHis pain would have made him feel as if the abdomentissues were tightening Didnt he tell
He didnt even murmur doctorl
Rajee wept for his heart which withheld pain She wasthrilled What sort of a heart is thisl A man who wasready to die for others ls he a man
Dont make me an idol and pray lm just a human Lookhere I could wink my eyes my legs are in the floor mybody sweats said Varadarajan
l couldnt bear even a headache How could you bearsuch a pain
Have you read BharathiyarT
Ya Has he talked about medicine
lle quotes from Bharathi
l osked for o ball-like flexibte physicAnd on un-desiring heart
Dont cheat me Speak the truth
lts all about mind Rajee lf we think we cant bear painwe would die even if a stone pricks lf you do somethingfor someone else you could laugh even at the time ofdeath
Rajee learned to laugh which culminated in love Lovewith one condition She should call him as comrade evenafter marriage
They married
Comrades world is big But home is small She hacjheadache on the very day she entered her in-laws homels lt due to tiredness or jasmine smell or due to tensionin a new place She does not know Her silk sari madehel sluffv Her thishs waist armpits were irritatine withTTamil poet
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sweat lt would be comfortable if she could wear a thinhouse coat and sleep while drying her wet hair
It is possible if it were her moms place But whatwould mother-in-law think if she wears house coat on
the first day itself She didnt know if she should seekpermission
Without any thought she went inside the bathroom and
washed her face The chill feel was good She continuedto sprinkle water on her face Water droplets fell fromher brows and dripped through her nose Her sari got
wet near her neck
When she changed her clothes her mother-in-law said
Cant you be in sari for some time at least today We
may have some guests
Mom I washed my face and my sari got wet Rajee
said
You answer back immediately said mother-in-law At
that moment Rajee decided not to speak in that house
even at the cost of her life
Varadarajan didnt stop his speeches ln trade union
meeting party office political stage he continued to talk
lf not in such serious meetings at least he would speak
with some guests near his house Expect in his sleep he
continued to speak Speech made him fly high Gave him
a permanent seat in a big regional union head
Headache broke her skull lt cant be cured with a ribbon
or a coffee or an ointment Now-a-days the pain is severe
Nerves in the brain turned into worms She felt like hittingher head with a grinding stone
But cant sleep now Varadarajan was getting ready
somewhere in the early morning lt must be an importantmeeting somewhere Couldnt talk for two days lf she
misses even today then there wont be a next chance
Not for her For others
Mind matters We would die if it is for us We could
laugh at the death bed if it is for others cause
Varadarajans words that taught her to laugh gave her
life
Rajee managed to get up Called him comrade he
turned
Comrade just a minute
Yeah Rajee
Govind has put his hand into the machine
shit when
Two days back There is a problem now
What
The company wont give compensation it seems
Because he is a casual labour
Thats illegal
l think yolr can talk to the authorities
How could l lm not in the union
Friendship is different from that of a union
Comrade ls it you You were about to die when you
voiced for Visalatchi is that for the union or for her
Then I was a single man Now lve a wife and a familySo
Risk in my office would reflect in my family I dont wantthat to happen
You dont know Not only the labours but the party is
also in the union ln fact the party is our leader now I
cant do anything against the party
You could speak against your boss but you cant speak
against your party
lts true
He went down the stairs as a shadow in the dawn Whathas changed this man who was ready to die for injustice
Marriage changes the bold men into cowards and softgirls into stones her heart murmured Rajee couldntignore it
- MATAN VNARAYANAN
SOURCE TEXT KALYANAM YENDRORU RASAYANAM
(MALAN VNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH
BY
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SPECIALITY OF NUMBER 9
9 1=9
992=198
9993=2997
99994=39996
999995=499995
9999996=5999994
99999997=69999993
999999998=799999992
9999999999=899999999 1
SPECIALITY OF NUMBER37
373=L7
376=222
3730=1010
FAMOUS INDIANMATHEMATICIANS PROFII-E AND
CONTRIBUTIONS
RAMANUJATT
He was born on 22n of December 1887 in a smallvillage of Tanjore district Madras
He sent a set of 120 theorems to professor Hardyof Cambridge As a result he invited Ramanujan toEnglandHe showed that how to divide the number into two ormore squares or cubesWhen Mr Litlewood came to see Ramanujan intaxi number L729 Rarnanujan said that 1729 is thesmallest number which can be written in the form ofsum of cubes of two numbers in two ways
ieL729 = 93 + 103 =L3 + 123
since then the number 1729 is called Ramanujansnumber
ARYABHATTA
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Aryabhatta was born in 4764D in Kusumpur lndiaHe was the first person to say that Earth is sphericaland it revolves around the sunHe gave the formula (a + b)z = a2 + b2 + 2abHe taught the method of solving the following
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J+2+3 + 4+ 5 ++ nn(n + 1)
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2 + 22 + 32 + 42 + 2 ++n2 - n(n+1)(2n+1)6
13 + 23 +33 + 43 + 53 ++13 = t+lta + 2a + 34 + 44 + 5a + n4 = n(n+1) (2n+1)(3nz+3n-1)30
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BRAHMA GUPTA
Brahma Gupta was born in 598AD in pakistan
He gave four methods of multiplication
He gave the following formula used in Gp series
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a + ar+ arz + ar3 + arn-l = (arl) + (r_ 1)o He gave the following formulae
Area of a cyclic quadrilateral with side(s- bXs -c)(s- d)
where2s=a+b+c+d
Length of its diagonals =
JANAM (PEOPLE)AKBAR KAKKATTIL
The car is moving fast Nothing was felt other than themurmuring of the wind Suddenly a frightened voice
from behind Brake Brake When looked in front lsee a
bus coming very fast towards us lt is me who drives thecarl put brake Then I dont know how the driver whowas sitling behind reached the front
He had been sayingGiving accelerator instead ofpressing the brake Somehow he managed to push meto side and took control of the car and turned to left
The hitting of the vehicle against something and thecclllapse of something was the next thing I came to knowEyes are filled with darkness The colour of that darknesswas red at first lt had been changing its colour into blackthen again to red in a frightening speed When I openedmy eyes again everything around me was jumping inunclear shapes Yes now I am taking breath Yes so past
in a lightening speed was the bus seen early
Are you all right Are you alright Driver asks His voicewas shaky His eyes were thrusted out unusually
The thing which I wanted to ask was also the same The
entire body was shivering and sweating Both of themwere panting by looking face to face
Luckily nothing happened to both of us Damage wasonly for the building at that junction and also to the car
The front and the left side of the car have become like a
crumpled powder tin The dented bonnet is full of stonesand soil
When the panting is over we reached to normalcy Nowthe driver is trying to move the vehicle Oh Yes ltsmoving He moved back the vehicle and parked it Somemore soil and stones fell off from the car
Crowds on all the four sides How did people weregathered in a short time I dont remember whether I
saw any one here before I thought that people are hidingsome where expecting some danger
Dont tell that you where learning driving I will tell itlater Driver didnt forget to warn me even if he wasconfused
I looked around with fear Many necks that have headsat the end are looking inside the car Every eye is seemedthrusting unusually
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BHASKARACHARYA He was born in a village of Mysore district He was the first to give that any number divided
by 0 gives infinity (m) He has written a lot about zero surds permutation
and combination He wrote The hundredth part of the
circumference of a circle seems to be straight Ourearth is a big sphere and thats why it appears tobe flat
He gave the formulae like sin(A I B) = sinAcosB +
cosAsinB
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No Nothing serious
Ohl What a scene was that First lthought that nothingwould remain
Did he speak it with a disappointment Has he hoped ofgetting at least a single dead body
Luck Another man said He can be identified easilyom the crowd A fat man But a part of that shop I
ointed to that shop in confusion
lo probleml lt can be repaired by 500 Rupees ThankGod Nothing happened to men
-re words of the fat man that the problem can be solved 500 Rs gave me relief For our luck no serious damageas happened tb that shop lt can be repaired with some-inimal work But how much money will be needed toepair the car and make it as before Any way hat is only^e secondary matter lt can be considered later First I
-ave to escape from here3ut how did it happen lt is the fatty man himself
3ecame wonder stuck when I heard the explanation of^e driver How indecently they came even without a
gnal Dont they remember that it is a turning When- e said that I thought that he would have killed him if heg him in his hand now
len though the driver didnt say anything directly thecrvd got the following message from his words On our e there is not even a single mistake
les rightBus was in a high speed I did see that whatculd be the result if people drive a vehicle like this in-ls kind of turning Some one added ltried to smile atat God who came in the form of a man
Consider it as a blessing of God lf the car was dashedagainst ihe busl An old man cannot even continue afterhat Nothing happened to this people it itself is a greatring Fat man reminded
a nd the driver got out from the car in relief The shiveringlas not stopped even though it has decreased a little
t is the shop of Kuttiyali Mappilahe does not open itfcr the last some timeThinking to rebuild itEveningst becomes the camp of youthYou are lucky as it is
nidday Otherwiseyou are blessed ones1 Some bodyras saying
What do you want to drink lt is the fat fellow Beforesaying something itself somebody brought us two glassesof tea
I thought How good are these people How lovable andaffectionate are these villagers That is why everybodyuses the phrase beloved villagers
I was also thinking on which weak moment that I thoughtof learning driving Was there any need for it at the ageof 40 After hecame some what matured why did thisstrong desire catch me without leaving lt is true that I
felt inferiority complex when the guys who do not haveeven half of my age driving cars and two wheelers As I
was born as the only one of my parents they did not allowme to learn allthat fearing that something will happen tome The idea of learning it in secret by disobeying themalso didnt work because of my devotion to my parents I
was growing without knowing how to ride even a bicycleWasnt that kind of state needed to be continued But when father had his first heart attack in mid nightln neighbouring house there is car But driver has goneearly I had to get him to drive the car At that day I
thought a lot if I knew driving
It is not because of that I have a car or have facilities forthat I simply thought that it is better to learn these typesof things at least now When I asked to the friend in theneighourhood he sent me one car and the driver
I was in the happy mood because I have almost learntdrivingThen see what is happened now Didnt I drivethe car 10-15kms Smoothly Wasnt it on the intentionthat matters became somewhat OK that the driverseated behind me to give me confidence Are all thesehappened because I lost my presence of mind at somemoment Any way driving is not apt for people like meDid my parents know it Nothing bad happened to thembecause they didnt know driving
Now the people have made us to sit on the veranda of thenear by shop Somebody has gone to call the shop ownerCases or things like that is not needed two labourers maybe needed to repair the part of the shop that is brokenThe problem can be solved by giving the money for thatThe people said like that Frequently they were praisingus by saying that we are lucky men
It was in the midst of a lot of financial problems that I
managed to get some money to fill petrol and ali Nowshop repairing car repairing Even if all these troublesare there I still felt that there is no need to loose thechance to evaluate himself as a lucky man
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As lucky man my self I returned looks on them who look
at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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WHERE IS THE PERSON WITH A
CONTENTED MIND
An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
The staircase is in the hall thats good
Thank goodness you did not say it would be better if itwere behind
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
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1 sostros - treatises of Hindu religion and prescriptionof customashta lqkshmis-the group of eight Hindu goddesseswho preside over the eight sources of wealthaccording to the sastras They area Dhana Lqkshmi - Goddess of money and goldb Veera Lakshmi - Goddess of valourc Santanq Lskshmi - Goddess of progenyd Gajo Lqkshmi- Goddess of animal wealth like
cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
lf U think U will lose U R
lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
-NATACHA
LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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THE ALCHEMY CALLED MARRIACE
Rajee had giddiness when she woke up in the morningHer head weighed as if it carried the globe This sensationwas the indication of headache
Rajee took the ribbon near the mirror and tied it tightlyaround her head Pressing her cheeks deeply in thepillow she laid down to her left She took another pillownear her leg and held it with her hands on her face
Her mother cried What is this you are doing in theearly morning She knows what it is But she has to askWithout answering Rajee closed her eyes
One day or other you are going to suffocate and die
Not a curse but mother rebuked Though she thoughtshe was speaking severely there would always be somesoftness in it She would give advance to her servantmaid saying You will never pay back the money Butshe is so kind and has never reduced the salary
tVhat is this Rajee im shouting and you
leadache mom
ou are a girl to be married and you complain of your-eadache taking away the pillow she examined her-ead with her hand
shing her moms hand aside Rajee turned back
- ive minutes there came a strong coffee you havent rrshed your teeth Its ok Drink
Sre felt comfortable when she stretched her arms after- nking coffee She felt that her mothers care woulde her headache But she has decided to bunk her officey so that she need not shout hello throughout the An unspeakable comfort would come if she takes a- vater bath after 1030 am Ecstasy in moms spicym What is it in these tablets a drowsy feeling
- c as sudden Rajee thought of her would be -- arajan Her inner voice said Comradel Do you get ^ or sorrow
^cne thought that Varadarajan had an iron body-- he fainted in a hunger strike Then he didnt knowcs or labor party Only his humanism urged him toltustice A woman employee on her maternity leave
had a miscarriage So the officers had sanctioned herleave under loss of pay Varadarajan wanted to voice thisinjustice
Why are you bothered about womans leave theymocked at him
lf you want you can go to court they were adamantA few voiced for the strike Fourth day afternoon hefainted in the strike Doctors came and diagnosed hiscritical condition which was due to acetone secretionThey were angry with him for his silence How he didntknow That much pain would have troubled his stomachHis pain would have made him feel as if the abdomentissues were tightening Didnt he tell
He didnt even murmur doctorl
Rajee wept for his heart which withheld pain She wasthrilled What sort of a heart is thisl A man who wasready to die for others ls he a man
Dont make me an idol and pray lm just a human Lookhere I could wink my eyes my legs are in the floor mybody sweats said Varadarajan
l couldnt bear even a headache How could you bearsuch a pain
Have you read BharathiyarT
Ya Has he talked about medicine
lle quotes from Bharathi
l osked for o ball-like flexibte physicAnd on un-desiring heart
Dont cheat me Speak the truth
lts all about mind Rajee lf we think we cant bear painwe would die even if a stone pricks lf you do somethingfor someone else you could laugh even at the time ofdeath
Rajee learned to laugh which culminated in love Lovewith one condition She should call him as comrade evenafter marriage
They married
Comrades world is big But home is small She hacjheadache on the very day she entered her in-laws homels lt due to tiredness or jasmine smell or due to tensionin a new place She does not know Her silk sari madehel sluffv Her thishs waist armpits were irritatine withTTamil poet
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sweat lt would be comfortable if she could wear a thinhouse coat and sleep while drying her wet hair
It is possible if it were her moms place But whatwould mother-in-law think if she wears house coat on
the first day itself She didnt know if she should seekpermission
Without any thought she went inside the bathroom and
washed her face The chill feel was good She continuedto sprinkle water on her face Water droplets fell fromher brows and dripped through her nose Her sari got
wet near her neck
When she changed her clothes her mother-in-law said
Cant you be in sari for some time at least today We
may have some guests
Mom I washed my face and my sari got wet Rajee
said
You answer back immediately said mother-in-law At
that moment Rajee decided not to speak in that house
even at the cost of her life
Varadarajan didnt stop his speeches ln trade union
meeting party office political stage he continued to talk
lf not in such serious meetings at least he would speak
with some guests near his house Expect in his sleep he
continued to speak Speech made him fly high Gave him
a permanent seat in a big regional union head
Headache broke her skull lt cant be cured with a ribbon
or a coffee or an ointment Now-a-days the pain is severe
Nerves in the brain turned into worms She felt like hittingher head with a grinding stone
But cant sleep now Varadarajan was getting ready
somewhere in the early morning lt must be an importantmeeting somewhere Couldnt talk for two days lf she
misses even today then there wont be a next chance
Not for her For others
Mind matters We would die if it is for us We could
laugh at the death bed if it is for others cause
Varadarajans words that taught her to laugh gave her
life
Rajee managed to get up Called him comrade he
turned
Comrade just a minute
Yeah Rajee
Govind has put his hand into the machine
shit when
Two days back There is a problem now
What
The company wont give compensation it seems
Because he is a casual labour
Thats illegal
l think yolr can talk to the authorities
How could l lm not in the union
Friendship is different from that of a union
Comrade ls it you You were about to die when you
voiced for Visalatchi is that for the union or for her
Then I was a single man Now lve a wife and a familySo
Risk in my office would reflect in my family I dont wantthat to happen
You dont know Not only the labours but the party is
also in the union ln fact the party is our leader now I
cant do anything against the party
You could speak against your boss but you cant speak
against your party
lts true
He went down the stairs as a shadow in the dawn Whathas changed this man who was ready to die for injustice
Marriage changes the bold men into cowards and softgirls into stones her heart murmured Rajee couldntignore it
- MATAN VNARAYANAN
SOURCE TEXT KALYANAM YENDRORU RASAYANAM
(MALAN VNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH
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SPECIALITY OF NUMBER 9
9 1=9
992=198
9993=2997
99994=39996
999995=499995
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99999997=69999993
999999998=799999992
9999999999=899999999 1
SPECIALITY OF NUMBER37
373=L7
376=222
3730=1010
FAMOUS INDIANMATHEMATICIANS PROFII-E AND
CONTRIBUTIONS
RAMANUJATT
He was born on 22n of December 1887 in a smallvillage of Tanjore district Madras
He sent a set of 120 theorems to professor Hardyof Cambridge As a result he invited Ramanujan toEnglandHe showed that how to divide the number into two ormore squares or cubesWhen Mr Litlewood came to see Ramanujan intaxi number L729 Rarnanujan said that 1729 is thesmallest number which can be written in the form ofsum of cubes of two numbers in two ways
ieL729 = 93 + 103 =L3 + 123
since then the number 1729 is called Ramanujansnumber
ARYABHATTA
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Aryabhatta was born in 4764D in Kusumpur lndiaHe was the first person to say that Earth is sphericaland it revolves around the sunHe gave the formula (a + b)z = a2 + b2 + 2abHe taught the method of solving the following
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Brahma Gupta was born in 598AD in pakistan
He gave four methods of multiplication
He gave the following formula used in Gp series
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Area of a cyclic quadrilateral with side(s- bXs -c)(s- d)
where2s=a+b+c+d
Length of its diagonals =
JANAM (PEOPLE)AKBAR KAKKATTIL
The car is moving fast Nothing was felt other than themurmuring of the wind Suddenly a frightened voice
from behind Brake Brake When looked in front lsee a
bus coming very fast towards us lt is me who drives thecarl put brake Then I dont know how the driver whowas sitling behind reached the front
He had been sayingGiving accelerator instead ofpressing the brake Somehow he managed to push meto side and took control of the car and turned to left
The hitting of the vehicle against something and thecclllapse of something was the next thing I came to knowEyes are filled with darkness The colour of that darknesswas red at first lt had been changing its colour into blackthen again to red in a frightening speed When I openedmy eyes again everything around me was jumping inunclear shapes Yes now I am taking breath Yes so past
in a lightening speed was the bus seen early
Are you all right Are you alright Driver asks His voicewas shaky His eyes were thrusted out unusually
The thing which I wanted to ask was also the same The
entire body was shivering and sweating Both of themwere panting by looking face to face
Luckily nothing happened to both of us Damage wasonly for the building at that junction and also to the car
The front and the left side of the car have become like a
crumpled powder tin The dented bonnet is full of stonesand soil
When the panting is over we reached to normalcy Nowthe driver is trying to move the vehicle Oh Yes ltsmoving He moved back the vehicle and parked it Somemore soil and stones fell off from the car
Crowds on all the four sides How did people weregathered in a short time I dont remember whether I
saw any one here before I thought that people are hidingsome where expecting some danger
Dont tell that you where learning driving I will tell itlater Driver didnt forget to warn me even if he wasconfused
I looked around with fear Many necks that have headsat the end are looking inside the car Every eye is seemedthrusting unusually
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BHASKARACHARYA He was born in a village of Mysore district He was the first to give that any number divided
by 0 gives infinity (m) He has written a lot about zero surds permutation
and combination He wrote The hundredth part of the
circumference of a circle seems to be straight Ourearth is a big sphere and thats why it appears tobe flat
He gave the formulae like sin(A I B) = sinAcosB +
cosAsinB
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No Nothing serious
Ohl What a scene was that First lthought that nothingwould remain
Did he speak it with a disappointment Has he hoped ofgetting at least a single dead body
Luck Another man said He can be identified easilyom the crowd A fat man But a part of that shop I
ointed to that shop in confusion
lo probleml lt can be repaired by 500 Rupees ThankGod Nothing happened to men
-re words of the fat man that the problem can be solved 500 Rs gave me relief For our luck no serious damageas happened tb that shop lt can be repaired with some-inimal work But how much money will be needed toepair the car and make it as before Any way hat is only^e secondary matter lt can be considered later First I
-ave to escape from here3ut how did it happen lt is the fatty man himself
3ecame wonder stuck when I heard the explanation of^e driver How indecently they came even without a
gnal Dont they remember that it is a turning When- e said that I thought that he would have killed him if heg him in his hand now
len though the driver didnt say anything directly thecrvd got the following message from his words On our e there is not even a single mistake
les rightBus was in a high speed I did see that whatculd be the result if people drive a vehicle like this in-ls kind of turning Some one added ltried to smile atat God who came in the form of a man
Consider it as a blessing of God lf the car was dashedagainst ihe busl An old man cannot even continue afterhat Nothing happened to this people it itself is a greatring Fat man reminded
a nd the driver got out from the car in relief The shiveringlas not stopped even though it has decreased a little
t is the shop of Kuttiyali Mappilahe does not open itfcr the last some timeThinking to rebuild itEveningst becomes the camp of youthYou are lucky as it is
nidday Otherwiseyou are blessed ones1 Some bodyras saying
What do you want to drink lt is the fat fellow Beforesaying something itself somebody brought us two glassesof tea
I thought How good are these people How lovable andaffectionate are these villagers That is why everybodyuses the phrase beloved villagers
I was also thinking on which weak moment that I thoughtof learning driving Was there any need for it at the ageof 40 After hecame some what matured why did thisstrong desire catch me without leaving lt is true that I
felt inferiority complex when the guys who do not haveeven half of my age driving cars and two wheelers As I
was born as the only one of my parents they did not allowme to learn allthat fearing that something will happen tome The idea of learning it in secret by disobeying themalso didnt work because of my devotion to my parents I
was growing without knowing how to ride even a bicycleWasnt that kind of state needed to be continued But when father had his first heart attack in mid nightln neighbouring house there is car But driver has goneearly I had to get him to drive the car At that day I
thought a lot if I knew driving
It is not because of that I have a car or have facilities forthat I simply thought that it is better to learn these typesof things at least now When I asked to the friend in theneighourhood he sent me one car and the driver
I was in the happy mood because I have almost learntdrivingThen see what is happened now Didnt I drivethe car 10-15kms Smoothly Wasnt it on the intentionthat matters became somewhat OK that the driverseated behind me to give me confidence Are all thesehappened because I lost my presence of mind at somemoment Any way driving is not apt for people like meDid my parents know it Nothing bad happened to thembecause they didnt know driving
Now the people have made us to sit on the veranda of thenear by shop Somebody has gone to call the shop ownerCases or things like that is not needed two labourers maybe needed to repair the part of the shop that is brokenThe problem can be solved by giving the money for thatThe people said like that Frequently they were praisingus by saying that we are lucky men
It was in the midst of a lot of financial problems that I
managed to get some money to fill petrol and ali Nowshop repairing car repairing Even if all these troublesare there I still felt that there is no need to loose thechance to evaluate himself as a lucky man
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As lucky man my self I returned looks on them who look
at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
The staircase is in the hall thats good
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
catches up with it right at birthl said land moved on
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1 sostros - treatises of Hindu religion and prescriptionof customashta lqkshmis-the group of eight Hindu goddesseswho preside over the eight sources of wealthaccording to the sastras They area Dhana Lqkshmi - Goddess of money and goldb Veera Lakshmi - Goddess of valourc Santanq Lskshmi - Goddess of progenyd Gajo Lqkshmi- Goddess of animal wealth like
cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
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Tired I sat down and sank into despair
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With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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7994 Zurich Switzerland
1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
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ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
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Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
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fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
-NATACHA
LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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sweat lt would be comfortable if she could wear a thinhouse coat and sleep while drying her wet hair
It is possible if it were her moms place But whatwould mother-in-law think if she wears house coat on
the first day itself She didnt know if she should seekpermission
Without any thought she went inside the bathroom and
washed her face The chill feel was good She continuedto sprinkle water on her face Water droplets fell fromher brows and dripped through her nose Her sari got
wet near her neck
When she changed her clothes her mother-in-law said
Cant you be in sari for some time at least today We
may have some guests
Mom I washed my face and my sari got wet Rajee
said
You answer back immediately said mother-in-law At
that moment Rajee decided not to speak in that house
even at the cost of her life
Varadarajan didnt stop his speeches ln trade union
meeting party office political stage he continued to talk
lf not in such serious meetings at least he would speak
with some guests near his house Expect in his sleep he
continued to speak Speech made him fly high Gave him
a permanent seat in a big regional union head
Headache broke her skull lt cant be cured with a ribbon
or a coffee or an ointment Now-a-days the pain is severe
Nerves in the brain turned into worms She felt like hittingher head with a grinding stone
But cant sleep now Varadarajan was getting ready
somewhere in the early morning lt must be an importantmeeting somewhere Couldnt talk for two days lf she
misses even today then there wont be a next chance
Not for her For others
Mind matters We would die if it is for us We could
laugh at the death bed if it is for others cause
Varadarajans words that taught her to laugh gave her
life
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turned
Comrade just a minute
Yeah Rajee
Govind has put his hand into the machine
shit when
Two days back There is a problem now
What
The company wont give compensation it seems
Because he is a casual labour
Thats illegal
l think yolr can talk to the authorities
How could l lm not in the union
Friendship is different from that of a union
Comrade ls it you You were about to die when you
voiced for Visalatchi is that for the union or for her
Then I was a single man Now lve a wife and a familySo
Risk in my office would reflect in my family I dont wantthat to happen
You dont know Not only the labours but the party is
also in the union ln fact the party is our leader now I
cant do anything against the party
You could speak against your boss but you cant speak
against your party
lts true
He went down the stairs as a shadow in the dawn Whathas changed this man who was ready to die for injustice
Marriage changes the bold men into cowards and softgirls into stones her heart murmured Rajee couldntignore it
- MATAN VNARAYANAN
SOURCE TEXT KALYANAM YENDRORU RASAYANAM
(MALAN VNARAYANANS TAMIL SHORT STORY)
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH
BY
RMENAKAII MA ENGTISH
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SPECIALITY OF NUMBER 9
9 1=9
992=198
9993=2997
99994=39996
999995=499995
9999996=5999994
99999997=69999993
999999998=799999992
9999999999=899999999 1
SPECIALITY OF NUMBER37
373=L7
376=222
3730=1010
FAMOUS INDIANMATHEMATICIANS PROFII-E AND
CONTRIBUTIONS
RAMANUJATT
He was born on 22n of December 1887 in a smallvillage of Tanjore district Madras
He sent a set of 120 theorems to professor Hardyof Cambridge As a result he invited Ramanujan toEnglandHe showed that how to divide the number into two ormore squares or cubesWhen Mr Litlewood came to see Ramanujan intaxi number L729 Rarnanujan said that 1729 is thesmallest number which can be written in the form ofsum of cubes of two numbers in two ways
ieL729 = 93 + 103 =L3 + 123
since then the number 1729 is called Ramanujansnumber
ARYABHATTA
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J+2+3 + 4+ 5 ++ nn(n + 1)
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BRAHMA GUPTA
Brahma Gupta was born in 598AD in pakistan
He gave four methods of multiplication
He gave the following formula used in Gp series
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Area of a cyclic quadrilateral with side(s- bXs -c)(s- d)
where2s=a+b+c+d
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JANAM (PEOPLE)AKBAR KAKKATTIL
The car is moving fast Nothing was felt other than themurmuring of the wind Suddenly a frightened voice
from behind Brake Brake When looked in front lsee a
bus coming very fast towards us lt is me who drives thecarl put brake Then I dont know how the driver whowas sitling behind reached the front
He had been sayingGiving accelerator instead ofpressing the brake Somehow he managed to push meto side and took control of the car and turned to left
The hitting of the vehicle against something and thecclllapse of something was the next thing I came to knowEyes are filled with darkness The colour of that darknesswas red at first lt had been changing its colour into blackthen again to red in a frightening speed When I openedmy eyes again everything around me was jumping inunclear shapes Yes now I am taking breath Yes so past
in a lightening speed was the bus seen early
Are you all right Are you alright Driver asks His voicewas shaky His eyes were thrusted out unusually
The thing which I wanted to ask was also the same The
entire body was shivering and sweating Both of themwere panting by looking face to face
Luckily nothing happened to both of us Damage wasonly for the building at that junction and also to the car
The front and the left side of the car have become like a
crumpled powder tin The dented bonnet is full of stonesand soil
When the panting is over we reached to normalcy Nowthe driver is trying to move the vehicle Oh Yes ltsmoving He moved back the vehicle and parked it Somemore soil and stones fell off from the car
Crowds on all the four sides How did people weregathered in a short time I dont remember whether I
saw any one here before I thought that people are hidingsome where expecting some danger
Dont tell that you where learning driving I will tell itlater Driver didnt forget to warn me even if he wasconfused
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No Nothing serious
Ohl What a scene was that First lthought that nothingwould remain
Did he speak it with a disappointment Has he hoped ofgetting at least a single dead body
Luck Another man said He can be identified easilyom the crowd A fat man But a part of that shop I
ointed to that shop in confusion
lo probleml lt can be repaired by 500 Rupees ThankGod Nothing happened to men
-re words of the fat man that the problem can be solved 500 Rs gave me relief For our luck no serious damageas happened tb that shop lt can be repaired with some-inimal work But how much money will be needed toepair the car and make it as before Any way hat is only^e secondary matter lt can be considered later First I
-ave to escape from here3ut how did it happen lt is the fatty man himself
3ecame wonder stuck when I heard the explanation of^e driver How indecently they came even without a
gnal Dont they remember that it is a turning When- e said that I thought that he would have killed him if heg him in his hand now
len though the driver didnt say anything directly thecrvd got the following message from his words On our e there is not even a single mistake
les rightBus was in a high speed I did see that whatculd be the result if people drive a vehicle like this in-ls kind of turning Some one added ltried to smile atat God who came in the form of a man
Consider it as a blessing of God lf the car was dashedagainst ihe busl An old man cannot even continue afterhat Nothing happened to this people it itself is a greatring Fat man reminded
a nd the driver got out from the car in relief The shiveringlas not stopped even though it has decreased a little
t is the shop of Kuttiyali Mappilahe does not open itfcr the last some timeThinking to rebuild itEveningst becomes the camp of youthYou are lucky as it is
nidday Otherwiseyou are blessed ones1 Some bodyras saying
What do you want to drink lt is the fat fellow Beforesaying something itself somebody brought us two glassesof tea
I thought How good are these people How lovable andaffectionate are these villagers That is why everybodyuses the phrase beloved villagers
I was also thinking on which weak moment that I thoughtof learning driving Was there any need for it at the ageof 40 After hecame some what matured why did thisstrong desire catch me without leaving lt is true that I
felt inferiority complex when the guys who do not haveeven half of my age driving cars and two wheelers As I
was born as the only one of my parents they did not allowme to learn allthat fearing that something will happen tome The idea of learning it in secret by disobeying themalso didnt work because of my devotion to my parents I
was growing without knowing how to ride even a bicycleWasnt that kind of state needed to be continued But when father had his first heart attack in mid nightln neighbouring house there is car But driver has goneearly I had to get him to drive the car At that day I
thought a lot if I knew driving
It is not because of that I have a car or have facilities forthat I simply thought that it is better to learn these typesof things at least now When I asked to the friend in theneighourhood he sent me one car and the driver
I was in the happy mood because I have almost learntdrivingThen see what is happened now Didnt I drivethe car 10-15kms Smoothly Wasnt it on the intentionthat matters became somewhat OK that the driverseated behind me to give me confidence Are all thesehappened because I lost my presence of mind at somemoment Any way driving is not apt for people like meDid my parents know it Nothing bad happened to thembecause they didnt know driving
Now the people have made us to sit on the veranda of thenear by shop Somebody has gone to call the shop ownerCases or things like that is not needed two labourers maybe needed to repair the part of the shop that is brokenThe problem can be solved by giving the money for thatThe people said like that Frequently they were praisingus by saying that we are lucky men
It was in the midst of a lot of financial problems that I
managed to get some money to fill petrol and ali Nowshop repairing car repairing Even if all these troublesare there I still felt that there is no need to loose thechance to evaluate himself as a lucky man
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at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
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1 sostros - treatises of Hindu religion and prescriptionof customashta lqkshmis-the group of eight Hindu goddesseswho preside over the eight sources of wealthaccording to the sastras They area Dhana Lqkshmi - Goddess of money and goldb Veera Lakshmi - Goddess of valourc Santanq Lskshmi - Goddess of progenyd Gajo Lqkshmi- Goddess of animal wealth like
cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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to meet these challenges
Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
lf U think U will lose U R
lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
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FAMOUS INDIANMATHEMATICIANS PROFII-E AND
CONTRIBUTIONS
RAMANUJATT
He was born on 22n of December 1887 in a smallvillage of Tanjore district Madras
He sent a set of 120 theorems to professor Hardyof Cambridge As a result he invited Ramanujan toEnglandHe showed that how to divide the number into two ormore squares or cubesWhen Mr Litlewood came to see Ramanujan intaxi number L729 Rarnanujan said that 1729 is thesmallest number which can be written in the form ofsum of cubes of two numbers in two ways
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since then the number 1729 is called Ramanujansnumber
ARYABHATTA
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Brahma Gupta was born in 598AD in pakistan
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JANAM (PEOPLE)AKBAR KAKKATTIL
The car is moving fast Nothing was felt other than themurmuring of the wind Suddenly a frightened voice
from behind Brake Brake When looked in front lsee a
bus coming very fast towards us lt is me who drives thecarl put brake Then I dont know how the driver whowas sitling behind reached the front
He had been sayingGiving accelerator instead ofpressing the brake Somehow he managed to push meto side and took control of the car and turned to left
The hitting of the vehicle against something and thecclllapse of something was the next thing I came to knowEyes are filled with darkness The colour of that darknesswas red at first lt had been changing its colour into blackthen again to red in a frightening speed When I openedmy eyes again everything around me was jumping inunclear shapes Yes now I am taking breath Yes so past
in a lightening speed was the bus seen early
Are you all right Are you alright Driver asks His voicewas shaky His eyes were thrusted out unusually
The thing which I wanted to ask was also the same The
entire body was shivering and sweating Both of themwere panting by looking face to face
Luckily nothing happened to both of us Damage wasonly for the building at that junction and also to the car
The front and the left side of the car have become like a
crumpled powder tin The dented bonnet is full of stonesand soil
When the panting is over we reached to normalcy Nowthe driver is trying to move the vehicle Oh Yes ltsmoving He moved back the vehicle and parked it Somemore soil and stones fell off from the car
Crowds on all the four sides How did people weregathered in a short time I dont remember whether I
saw any one here before I thought that people are hidingsome where expecting some danger
Dont tell that you where learning driving I will tell itlater Driver didnt forget to warn me even if he wasconfused
I looked around with fear Many necks that have headsat the end are looking inside the car Every eye is seemedthrusting unusually
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BHASKARACHARYA He was born in a village of Mysore district He was the first to give that any number divided
by 0 gives infinity (m) He has written a lot about zero surds permutation
and combination He wrote The hundredth part of the
circumference of a circle seems to be straight Ourearth is a big sphere and thats why it appears tobe flat
He gave the formulae like sin(A I B) = sinAcosB +
cosAsinB
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No Nothing serious
Ohl What a scene was that First lthought that nothingwould remain
Did he speak it with a disappointment Has he hoped ofgetting at least a single dead body
Luck Another man said He can be identified easilyom the crowd A fat man But a part of that shop I
ointed to that shop in confusion
lo probleml lt can be repaired by 500 Rupees ThankGod Nothing happened to men
-re words of the fat man that the problem can be solved 500 Rs gave me relief For our luck no serious damageas happened tb that shop lt can be repaired with some-inimal work But how much money will be needed toepair the car and make it as before Any way hat is only^e secondary matter lt can be considered later First I
-ave to escape from here3ut how did it happen lt is the fatty man himself
3ecame wonder stuck when I heard the explanation of^e driver How indecently they came even without a
gnal Dont they remember that it is a turning When- e said that I thought that he would have killed him if heg him in his hand now
len though the driver didnt say anything directly thecrvd got the following message from his words On our e there is not even a single mistake
les rightBus was in a high speed I did see that whatculd be the result if people drive a vehicle like this in-ls kind of turning Some one added ltried to smile atat God who came in the form of a man
Consider it as a blessing of God lf the car was dashedagainst ihe busl An old man cannot even continue afterhat Nothing happened to this people it itself is a greatring Fat man reminded
a nd the driver got out from the car in relief The shiveringlas not stopped even though it has decreased a little
t is the shop of Kuttiyali Mappilahe does not open itfcr the last some timeThinking to rebuild itEveningst becomes the camp of youthYou are lucky as it is
nidday Otherwiseyou are blessed ones1 Some bodyras saying
What do you want to drink lt is the fat fellow Beforesaying something itself somebody brought us two glassesof tea
I thought How good are these people How lovable andaffectionate are these villagers That is why everybodyuses the phrase beloved villagers
I was also thinking on which weak moment that I thoughtof learning driving Was there any need for it at the ageof 40 After hecame some what matured why did thisstrong desire catch me without leaving lt is true that I
felt inferiority complex when the guys who do not haveeven half of my age driving cars and two wheelers As I
was born as the only one of my parents they did not allowme to learn allthat fearing that something will happen tome The idea of learning it in secret by disobeying themalso didnt work because of my devotion to my parents I
was growing without knowing how to ride even a bicycleWasnt that kind of state needed to be continued But when father had his first heart attack in mid nightln neighbouring house there is car But driver has goneearly I had to get him to drive the car At that day I
thought a lot if I knew driving
It is not because of that I have a car or have facilities forthat I simply thought that it is better to learn these typesof things at least now When I asked to the friend in theneighourhood he sent me one car and the driver
I was in the happy mood because I have almost learntdrivingThen see what is happened now Didnt I drivethe car 10-15kms Smoothly Wasnt it on the intentionthat matters became somewhat OK that the driverseated behind me to give me confidence Are all thesehappened because I lost my presence of mind at somemoment Any way driving is not apt for people like meDid my parents know it Nothing bad happened to thembecause they didnt know driving
Now the people have made us to sit on the veranda of thenear by shop Somebody has gone to call the shop ownerCases or things like that is not needed two labourers maybe needed to repair the part of the shop that is brokenThe problem can be solved by giving the money for thatThe people said like that Frequently they were praisingus by saying that we are lucky men
It was in the midst of a lot of financial problems that I
managed to get some money to fill petrol and ali Nowshop repairing car repairing Even if all these troublesare there I still felt that there is no need to loose thechance to evaluate himself as a lucky man
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As lucky man my self I returned looks on them who look
at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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WHERE IS THE PERSON WITH A
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An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
The staircase is in the hall thats good
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
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1 sostros - treatises of Hindu religion and prescriptionof customashta lqkshmis-the group of eight Hindu goddesseswho preside over the eight sources of wealthaccording to the sastras They area Dhana Lqkshmi - Goddess of money and goldb Veera Lakshmi - Goddess of valourc Santanq Lskshmi - Goddess of progenyd Gajo Lqkshmi- Goddess of animal wealth like
cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
lf U think U will lose U R
lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
-NATACHA
LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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JANAM (PEOPLE)AKBAR KAKKATTIL
The car is moving fast Nothing was felt other than themurmuring of the wind Suddenly a frightened voice
from behind Brake Brake When looked in front lsee a
bus coming very fast towards us lt is me who drives thecarl put brake Then I dont know how the driver whowas sitling behind reached the front
He had been sayingGiving accelerator instead ofpressing the brake Somehow he managed to push meto side and took control of the car and turned to left
The hitting of the vehicle against something and thecclllapse of something was the next thing I came to knowEyes are filled with darkness The colour of that darknesswas red at first lt had been changing its colour into blackthen again to red in a frightening speed When I openedmy eyes again everything around me was jumping inunclear shapes Yes now I am taking breath Yes so past
in a lightening speed was the bus seen early
Are you all right Are you alright Driver asks His voicewas shaky His eyes were thrusted out unusually
The thing which I wanted to ask was also the same The
entire body was shivering and sweating Both of themwere panting by looking face to face
Luckily nothing happened to both of us Damage wasonly for the building at that junction and also to the car
The front and the left side of the car have become like a
crumpled powder tin The dented bonnet is full of stonesand soil
When the panting is over we reached to normalcy Nowthe driver is trying to move the vehicle Oh Yes ltsmoving He moved back the vehicle and parked it Somemore soil and stones fell off from the car
Crowds on all the four sides How did people weregathered in a short time I dont remember whether I
saw any one here before I thought that people are hidingsome where expecting some danger
Dont tell that you where learning driving I will tell itlater Driver didnt forget to warn me even if he wasconfused
I looked around with fear Many necks that have headsat the end are looking inside the car Every eye is seemedthrusting unusually
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by 0 gives infinity (m) He has written a lot about zero surds permutation
and combination He wrote The hundredth part of the
circumference of a circle seems to be straight Ourearth is a big sphere and thats why it appears tobe flat
He gave the formulae like sin(A I B) = sinAcosB +
cosAsinB
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Anything serious One head asked
No Nothing serious
Ohl What a scene was that First lthought that nothingwould remain
Did he speak it with a disappointment Has he hoped ofgetting at least a single dead body
Luck Another man said He can be identified easilyom the crowd A fat man But a part of that shop I
ointed to that shop in confusion
lo probleml lt can be repaired by 500 Rupees ThankGod Nothing happened to men
-re words of the fat man that the problem can be solved 500 Rs gave me relief For our luck no serious damageas happened tb that shop lt can be repaired with some-inimal work But how much money will be needed toepair the car and make it as before Any way hat is only^e secondary matter lt can be considered later First I
-ave to escape from here3ut how did it happen lt is the fatty man himself
3ecame wonder stuck when I heard the explanation of^e driver How indecently they came even without a
gnal Dont they remember that it is a turning When- e said that I thought that he would have killed him if heg him in his hand now
len though the driver didnt say anything directly thecrvd got the following message from his words On our e there is not even a single mistake
les rightBus was in a high speed I did see that whatculd be the result if people drive a vehicle like this in-ls kind of turning Some one added ltried to smile atat God who came in the form of a man
Consider it as a blessing of God lf the car was dashedagainst ihe busl An old man cannot even continue afterhat Nothing happened to this people it itself is a greatring Fat man reminded
a nd the driver got out from the car in relief The shiveringlas not stopped even though it has decreased a little
t is the shop of Kuttiyali Mappilahe does not open itfcr the last some timeThinking to rebuild itEveningst becomes the camp of youthYou are lucky as it is
nidday Otherwiseyou are blessed ones1 Some bodyras saying
What do you want to drink lt is the fat fellow Beforesaying something itself somebody brought us two glassesof tea
I thought How good are these people How lovable andaffectionate are these villagers That is why everybodyuses the phrase beloved villagers
I was also thinking on which weak moment that I thoughtof learning driving Was there any need for it at the ageof 40 After hecame some what matured why did thisstrong desire catch me without leaving lt is true that I
felt inferiority complex when the guys who do not haveeven half of my age driving cars and two wheelers As I
was born as the only one of my parents they did not allowme to learn allthat fearing that something will happen tome The idea of learning it in secret by disobeying themalso didnt work because of my devotion to my parents I
was growing without knowing how to ride even a bicycleWasnt that kind of state needed to be continued But when father had his first heart attack in mid nightln neighbouring house there is car But driver has goneearly I had to get him to drive the car At that day I
thought a lot if I knew driving
It is not because of that I have a car or have facilities forthat I simply thought that it is better to learn these typesof things at least now When I asked to the friend in theneighourhood he sent me one car and the driver
I was in the happy mood because I have almost learntdrivingThen see what is happened now Didnt I drivethe car 10-15kms Smoothly Wasnt it on the intentionthat matters became somewhat OK that the driverseated behind me to give me confidence Are all thesehappened because I lost my presence of mind at somemoment Any way driving is not apt for people like meDid my parents know it Nothing bad happened to thembecause they didnt know driving
Now the people have made us to sit on the veranda of thenear by shop Somebody has gone to call the shop ownerCases or things like that is not needed two labourers maybe needed to repair the part of the shop that is brokenThe problem can be solved by giving the money for thatThe people said like that Frequently they were praisingus by saying that we are lucky men
It was in the midst of a lot of financial problems that I
managed to get some money to fill petrol and ali Nowshop repairing car repairing Even if all these troublesare there I still felt that there is no need to loose thechance to evaluate himself as a lucky man
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As lucky man my self I returned looks on them who look
at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
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1 sostros - treatises of Hindu religion and prescriptionof customashta lqkshmis-the group of eight Hindu goddesseswho preside over the eight sources of wealthaccording to the sastras They area Dhana Lqkshmi - Goddess of money and goldb Veera Lakshmi - Goddess of valourc Santanq Lskshmi - Goddess of progenyd Gajo Lqkshmi- Goddess of animal wealth like
cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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7994 Zurich Switzerland
1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
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lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
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MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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Ohl What a scene was that First lthought that nothingwould remain
Did he speak it with a disappointment Has he hoped ofgetting at least a single dead body
Luck Another man said He can be identified easilyom the crowd A fat man But a part of that shop I
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lo probleml lt can be repaired by 500 Rupees ThankGod Nothing happened to men
-re words of the fat man that the problem can be solved 500 Rs gave me relief For our luck no serious damageas happened tb that shop lt can be repaired with some-inimal work But how much money will be needed toepair the car and make it as before Any way hat is only^e secondary matter lt can be considered later First I
-ave to escape from here3ut how did it happen lt is the fatty man himself
3ecame wonder stuck when I heard the explanation of^e driver How indecently they came even without a
gnal Dont they remember that it is a turning When- e said that I thought that he would have killed him if heg him in his hand now
len though the driver didnt say anything directly thecrvd got the following message from his words On our e there is not even a single mistake
les rightBus was in a high speed I did see that whatculd be the result if people drive a vehicle like this in-ls kind of turning Some one added ltried to smile atat God who came in the form of a man
Consider it as a blessing of God lf the car was dashedagainst ihe busl An old man cannot even continue afterhat Nothing happened to this people it itself is a greatring Fat man reminded
a nd the driver got out from the car in relief The shiveringlas not stopped even though it has decreased a little
t is the shop of Kuttiyali Mappilahe does not open itfcr the last some timeThinking to rebuild itEveningst becomes the camp of youthYou are lucky as it is
nidday Otherwiseyou are blessed ones1 Some bodyras saying
What do you want to drink lt is the fat fellow Beforesaying something itself somebody brought us two glassesof tea
I thought How good are these people How lovable andaffectionate are these villagers That is why everybodyuses the phrase beloved villagers
I was also thinking on which weak moment that I thoughtof learning driving Was there any need for it at the ageof 40 After hecame some what matured why did thisstrong desire catch me without leaving lt is true that I
felt inferiority complex when the guys who do not haveeven half of my age driving cars and two wheelers As I
was born as the only one of my parents they did not allowme to learn allthat fearing that something will happen tome The idea of learning it in secret by disobeying themalso didnt work because of my devotion to my parents I
was growing without knowing how to ride even a bicycleWasnt that kind of state needed to be continued But when father had his first heart attack in mid nightln neighbouring house there is car But driver has goneearly I had to get him to drive the car At that day I
thought a lot if I knew driving
It is not because of that I have a car or have facilities forthat I simply thought that it is better to learn these typesof things at least now When I asked to the friend in theneighourhood he sent me one car and the driver
I was in the happy mood because I have almost learntdrivingThen see what is happened now Didnt I drivethe car 10-15kms Smoothly Wasnt it on the intentionthat matters became somewhat OK that the driverseated behind me to give me confidence Are all thesehappened because I lost my presence of mind at somemoment Any way driving is not apt for people like meDid my parents know it Nothing bad happened to thembecause they didnt know driving
Now the people have made us to sit on the veranda of thenear by shop Somebody has gone to call the shop ownerCases or things like that is not needed two labourers maybe needed to repair the part of the shop that is brokenThe problem can be solved by giving the money for thatThe people said like that Frequently they were praisingus by saying that we are lucky men
It was in the midst of a lot of financial problems that I
managed to get some money to fill petrol and ali Nowshop repairing car repairing Even if all these troublesare there I still felt that there is no need to loose thechance to evaluate himself as a lucky man
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at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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WHERE IS THE PERSON WITH A
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An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
The staircase is in the hall thats good
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
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1 sostros - treatises of Hindu religion and prescriptionof customashta lqkshmis-the group of eight Hindu goddesseswho preside over the eight sources of wealthaccording to the sastras They area Dhana Lqkshmi - Goddess of money and goldb Veera Lakshmi - Goddess of valourc Santanq Lskshmi - Goddess of progenyd Gajo Lqkshmi- Goddess of animal wealth like
cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
lf U think U will lose U R
lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
-NATACHA
LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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As lucky man my self I returned looks on them who look
at me as a luckY man
When people moved I understood that the owner has
reached A figure that is thin like a thread Bald head A
shawl on the shoulder
After examining the demolished part of the shop
Kuttiyalikka stood at a corner He is surrounded by
people
Mappile lt was teaching driving Somebody told to
Kuttiyalikka
I got scared a lot and looked the driver Driver is looking
at me
Consider it as your fait He continues by looking
Kuttiyalikka What would be the situation if you were
there at the shoP at that time
Kuttiyalikka doesnt say anything he is serious But I got
relieved when I saw the fat fellow who was there from
the beginning walking towards Kuttyalikka
But
Fat man said Court and case are not needed Let them
give 5000Rs Then we can solve the problemWhat do
you say KuttYalikka
I became Pale
lmmediately Kuttiyalikka laughed making hee hee sound
li is difficult to believe that it is the same person who was
seen serious earlY
Learning driving in midday What would be the situation
if it has hit on some person Could you two people sit
here like a mail box Come Kuttiyalikka We have to
think about a matter
A person went down to the lane by holding the hands of
Kuttiyalikka two persons followed them
I and the driver looked face to face The things are likely
to be changed ls that decreased shivering comes back a
little by little
Time is passing People are murmuring Kuttiyalikka and
group havent come back from the lane
Suddenly two young men came and called us friendly to
the backside of the shoP
Now the situation has been changed lt is 7500 they are
going to demand Dont give it up lf they want to file a
case let them do that Maximum 150 dont gve more
than that
The long nosed Young man said
Police may be with them but we are with you the
second young man
I didnt say anything I was about to faint Shivering was
getting increased
When we just came back to the veranda of the shop one
middle aged person called us to tell something in secret
He said like murmuring l think they are going to ask
10000It is the plan of their cast peopleThey are such
cultureless peoPle
This sir is also the member of the same cast group
I dont know whether the driver said this out of his
innocence or as a wav of escape
Oh is it like that He said it with a smile Then I will
help you We got a chance to confront them with a
person from there own group But you have to do what
we are saying
When I walked back I felt more shivering than I felt when
the accident took place At that time Kuttiyalikka and the
dear villagerswere coming towards us They are seemed
to be saying fairlY good bad words
Shivering is increasing Panting No feeling suffocation
See again everything around us are jumping as unclear
figures Eyes are filling with darkness First black then
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An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
The staircase is in the hall thats good
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
Prize dreams Not for me said he with a sigh
lsnt it human offspring after ali Seems like greed
catches up with it right at birthl said land moved on
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1 sostros - treatises of Hindu religion and prescriptionof customashta lqkshmis-the group of eight Hindu goddesseswho preside over the eight sources of wealthaccording to the sastras They area Dhana Lqkshmi - Goddess of money and goldb Veera Lakshmi - Goddess of valourc Santanq Lskshmi - Goddess of progenyd Gajo Lqkshmi- Goddess of animal wealth like
cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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to meet these challenges
Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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7994 Zurich Switzerland
1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-e comments Lingam and his mother feel proud - c excited and Lingam often giggles within himself to be 1rate to get a good caring kind and loving wife Then - ards his activities and behaviours gradually changesres more disciplined and responsible person for - 3- frrst time in his life His attire changes from lungi -3LJsers and shirts looks clean and tidy than before - a stroke of viputhi on his forehead has also grown i after relishing varieties of food cooked tastily byj -aia Moreover Lingam becomes an obedient child of- fe after his mother On the other hand Lingam trust - e lieves his wife to a great extent that his life would- ^ave been meaningful without the entry of his wife-e prevails a good mutual understanding between
-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
lf U think U will lose U R
lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
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An acquaintance Nat (pronnut) - do not think thatsteak here of nuts and bolts lt refers to the name
laiesan that has been constricted to the most conciseo-n by the acquaintance
i-he reason being that he started writing poems in Englishrninking that it was below his dignity to write poems in-amil even though he was born in Tamil Nadul
icnsequentially he not only got English friends but alsoi-glish currency such as the pound shilling and pence- oienty
i he had an uncontrollable desire of bagging forat least once the Nobel Prize - the prize that had thepower of introducing him to the whole world in just a
ray So whenever the Nobel Prize season was around itbecame habitual for him to eagerly await the prize andget disappointed after the wait
One day our friend Nat came along saying l want ahouse a big one showing his arms extended wide
lts just the four of you isnt it Doesnt the house inwhich you live at present suffice
lts not for us that I ask Bhatt a friend in London haswritten to me that he is visiting lndia this Spring Makinguse of this rare opportunity I think of inviting to him fora banquet one of these days The house in which I staynow wouldnt be worthy of it Thats why
l heard that a bungalow is vacant on Box Road Come inthe evening if you wish well go and have a look at itsaid l
He moved on after politely saying Thanks - Just a
lip service
For such people isnt that what they call manners
Just as said Mr Nat came that evening along with hisdaughter Winter The three of us reached Box road Onthe Vuay Mr Nat asked me Have you got the keys
Oh yes lve got them said l
The bungalow certainly was good to look aU but it hadan eastward entrance
A southward entrance would have been better was thefirst of Mr Nats complaints which also served as his firstremark
An eastward entrance is also good said l
A neem at the entrance Pipal tree would have beenspecial
No problem You can bring a pipal tree once you shiftin herel
What do you think the breadth of this house wouldbe
why
lf it is 25 feet long the wife may die it seems sir
Dont worry sir it wont be less than 30 feet
What about the length
May be 44 feet
Oh no We may lose our eyesight it seemsl
Ah Dangerous for sure Wait a bi| lll measure it withmy hands said l and after measuring it I said Exactly
forty-two l
Good The sastras say that the Ashta Lakshmi-s willdwell in the house
l hadnt expected in the least that you who follow theEnglish style lock stock and barrel would have so muchfaith in our sastras
lnclude me in the list of those who wear the nqamomon their foreheads along with a hat on their heads saidhe laughing
I opened the door laughing in return
The staircase is in the hall thats good
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
At this juncture his child Winter came running to him
and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
Four or five months later I went to the beach and was
returning by the poet Nats house
The poet was standing at the entrance gazing at the
skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
That was it As if struck by a bolt out of the blue thepoet Nat suddenly put the child down and hurriedly
went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
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catches up with it right at birthl said land moved on
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cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
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Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
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KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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7994 Zurich Switzerland
1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
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lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
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They have placed the two windows facing the south
but couldnt they have them bigger
They could have Well
lf they had put up Bombay terrace instead of Madras
terrace these trees would not have been jarring on the
eyes
Hmm Well
There are many more faults yet
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and said Oh Daddy Daddy I like this house very much
daddy Look at the staircase over there I will hide under
the dome of the staircase and brother Monsoon willnever find me out daddyl she said merrily
Look at that sir You had so many complaints about this
house but your daughter doesnt seem to find even one
just the space under the staircase makes her say l like
the whole house very much with satisfaction said I
That was it Excellent idea brilliant idea cried the poet
Nat jumping up and down sPrightlY
What has happened to you sir asked l unable to
comprehend anything
Undoubtedly the Nobel Prize is mine this year said
the poet giving a sprightly jump once again
Get it when it comes why do you have to jump up and
down for it right away said l
U dont realize sirl lts just because such an idea hadnt
struck me till now that I havent got the Nobel Prize which
I should have won long ago Finally isnt it because of rny
darling that this idea has struck me said Mr Nat iifting
up the child and starting to shower kisses on it
What is so special about that idea which has struck you
all of a sudden sir
Man is greedy He is never content with what he gets He
keeps yearning for the unattainable all the more saying
Ohl I didnt get this or Ohl I didnt get that but look at
children - they are satisfied with anything that they get
- stones sand a corner behind a door a space under a
staircase - anythingl Keeping this marvelous idea as the
core if I compose an extraordinary poern who else willget the Noble Prize other than me sir said he with an
air of pride and majestY
Thank yourlucky stars sir Dont tell this idea to any
other poet just as you told me now he may outstripyou I warned him
Yes and you dont tell this out to anyone else before I
finish writing this poem warned he in return and wentaway
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returning by the poet Nats house
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skies
Hello mister Nat Have you finished writing the poem
asked l speaking to him due to the force of habit
Oh ls it you sir Welcome I Just 4 stanzas are remaining
Even now I was thinking of it sir I keep on thinking aboutjust that sir said he
Pardon me sir I have come at the wrong time and have
become a hindrance to your imagination said l excusing
myself and walking further
At that time his wife came there along with the child
Winter who was wailing Did you ask her what her
problem is said his wife laughing
What happened to my darling said the poet as he
lovingly embraced his sweet child who had sown the
seed for his Nobel Prize
We must get her the moon which is up there in the sky
only then will she eat it seems
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went inside He brought the unfinished poem out tore itinto bits and flung them away Alasl All my efforts have
gone in vain How greedy children are They too yearn
for the unattainable just like nten l-1ereafter no Nobel
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cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
AVILAII MA
MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
pole
Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
to its lenth
KSINDHUJAMSc Mofhemotics)
COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
RKALAIVANIMSc(MATHEMATTCS)
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
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FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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7994 Zurich Switzerland
1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
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lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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cattle and elephantse Vijayo Lakshmi - Goddess of victoryf Vidhya Lakshmi - Goddess of knowledgeg Dhonya Lakshmi - Goddess of grains and foodh Vora Lakshmi - Goddess of boonsnqamam - an identifying mark drawn on the foreheadto signify the wearers devotion to the Hindu GodVishnu
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MATHEMATICS JOKES
what does the zero say to the eightNICE BELT
what does a mathematician present to his fianc6ewhen he wants purposeA Polynomial ringlHow does one insult a mathematicianYou say your brain is smaller than anygtOHow does a mathematician induce good behavior inher childrenlve told you n times lve told you n+1 timesWhat is the value of the contour integral aroundwestern Europe why
A Zero Because all poles are in eastern EuropeQ How does a mathematician call his dogA Cauchy because it leaves a residue at every
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Q What is 2k+kA 3000
Q Why mathematicians are afraid drive a carA Because the width of the road is negligible comparing
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COLDEN PEARLS
There is more hunger foe love andappreciation in this world than for bread
-Mother Teresa
Earth provides enough to satisfy everymans needs but not every mans greed
-Mahathama Gandhi
Fear and doubt are the major enemiesof great success amp Achievement
-Jawaharlal Nehru
KDEENlMsc (mothemofics
BE A MATHEMATICIAN
Small minds discuss personAverage minds discuss eventsGreat minds discuss mathematics
God geometrizes Biologist think they are biochemistBiochemist think they are physical chemistsPhysical chemist think they are physicistsPhysicist thinks they are Gods
And god thinks he is a Mathematician-PIATO
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
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With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
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KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
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With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
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E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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7994 Zurich Switzerland
1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
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lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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AUTHOR NAME ALSOCAN MAKE FUN
Childish Author - Leo Tolstoy
Colourful Author - Robert Brown
Fiery Author - Robert Bums
Happiest Author - Samuel smiles
Holy Author - Alexender Pope
Planty Author - Gunter Grass
Revered Author - Lord Byron
Richest author - Oliver GoldsmithRomantic author - Love Lace
Shivering author - William AuthorStylish Author - James Jeans
Talkative Author - ChattertonTallest Author - LongfellowThirsty author - John Dryden
The author with worthy words - William Wordsworth
A DAY IN PONDICHERRUNIVERSITY
Browsing in 23 MBPS internet line for the whole nightmade me woke a little late (in my context)9 AM Watchingthrough the window with perfectly maintained designergardens I slowly rose from bed thinking of breakfast
Tusher cooled water and bread quenched my hunger
Being a holiday I thought of just roaming aroundUniversity When I touched my purse I rememberedthat Rs 2000 was there in my purse which I received as
Mess Subsidy through University After my deodorantbath I took a University Bicycle (Blue colour which is
easy to pedal) and zigzagged to library thinking of thecompletion date of construction of Swimming Pool and
State of the art Cricket Stadium
After a usual Salaam at Vinayagar Temple I entered thelibrary took a novel and came out for Kulfi in Ponliit and
took comfortable seat in one of the newly built shelteropposite to Indian Bank Looking at the diversifiedpeople passing by even Sherlock Holmes seems less
interesting
Glancing at the digital printed boards hoardinginformation Animals I Birds Snakes in the campusat various viewpoints I reached Shopping Complex ofUniversity and took accoutre from in-house laundryshop
Being a part of Department of Management Studieswe give attention to detail and keep time at every possible
instant At the strike of 1 PM I moved to Le Cabana a
budget canteen near our department The person who
served food (self served) had an excitement of doing itto future CEO Entrepreneurs whatever the position
which the university has contributed a lot in its journey
I was on autopilot to state of the art Auditorium for a
conference after checking out mails in University Post
Office After the cool breeze informative session we weregiven Samosa and Tea (l was there only for the session)
resulted in cancellation of Evening Snack in the Science
and Humanities Canteen
Oh My god lwas 15 minutes late to the Gym near ourHostel which made my punctuality at stake (my lateness
will not exceed 5 minutes) 1 pumped out some iron
looking at me a thousand times in the mirror and wentforMovie Club for watching (movie only) Sharukh Khan
Starrer Rab De Banadi Jodi
MY SAVIOUR
I was afraid and cried out who are you
The voice replied l am your saviour and
I will always be withyouIt quenched my thirsi and inner longingAll of a sudden all around me were green pastures
It was a resurrection from the grave
I felt happy and relieved
My saviour gave me life in abundance
And now there is a light that leads me on
And thats you lln my olden days I was an adventurerI set out to find the silver and gold mines
ln the wilderness of my heartI was all surrounded by sand dunes
Oh then I lost my path
The scorching sun and intense thirstMade me tired and sick at heartI looked around in expectancyI searched and searched someone to console me
Tired I sat down and sank into despair
ln fear and hope I prayed to the Lord
Then I heard a voice l will console you
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Rendezvous also called hi-tech canteen entered AChall and eat even dosa in spoon We finished our dinnerwhen we felt trouble seeing our own legs Slow walkingin open air in the late evening reduces waist yes it didAfter shouting home sweet home (hostel room) I satwith a couple of friends and started our ACER - ADLABS(laptop specialised for movies) and watched Kung - fuPa nda
With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
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E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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7994 Zurich Switzerland
1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
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lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
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MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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With a message from the movie There is no secretingredient in life You are the one I went to bed with a
nope of better tomorrow and with an expectation of howI am getting shaped as a Manager
-his is how I am integrated with pondicherry Universityor every single day I will cherish every moment of myresence in University like last day of my life so do they I students)
VERS tA LUMIERE
KAMALAKKANNAN G
FUTURE WORK PLACE
a ll dream for a betterfuture Expect the better position-n today lt is important for all to be aware about the-oming innovations and technological developments rrake oneself more capable in future work place To
=3 success in future it is necessary for all to be morecmmodative in future market We are now students
= ie taking preparation for future job market The next-ration offices will be more technology based Human-rce will need more professional skills Hence here ook on the fucure work place amp its environment lt said that the future office will be increasingly mobile - technology enabling employees to perform theirs from virtually anywhere lt is said that employees e working more hours in the next 10 to 15 yearsl-e Team will be a leading staffing service specializing- r-srrly skilled administrative professionals While-= arly assumptions about work culture are reality cday including the use of multifunctional wirelessrology to conduct business from various localesinistrahve professionals also are now playing a
aer role in activities such as internet researchsltrop publishing computer training and support-c rebsite maintenance Technology will continue tosape the workplace changing how and where we
conduct business As a result flexibility and adaptabilitywill be sought-after attributes in employees at all levels
Next generation of work place are developing by manyways Technology tools to provide even greater flexibilityMiniature Wireless Devices Wi-Fi and MobileTechnologyetc will continue to allow a companys staff to workoutside of the office with greater ease Additionallyvirtual environments and web-based conferencingservices will provide off-site employees with real-timeaccess to meetings reducing the need to travel lmprovedwireless connectivity and telecommunication will allowfor an increasingly flexible workforce Eighty-sevenpercent of executives surveyed believe telecommutingwill increase in the next L0 to 15 years Telecommutingenables employees to work where its most convenientbut it also challenges their interpersonal skills They mustbuild relationships with co-workers while having fewerin-person interactions
Workers will stay in touch while on vacation - with theproliferation of wireless technology staff will be expectedto remain in close contact with the office while theyreaway Companiesemployees take a new view on worklife balance - People may put in more time but theywill do so using tools that provide more control over theirschedules and enable them to better balance prioritiesThere will be an increasingly blurred line between workand other activities people will need to multitask tomeet all of their obligations efficiently lndustry expertsidentified six skills that professionals will need to preparefor success in new environment
Analysis Analyzing information and exercising goodjudgment
Collaboration Esta bl ish i ng ra pport and faci I itati ng tea mbuilding
Technical aptitude Selecting the best technical tools andusing them effectively
lntuition ldentifying and adapting to the needs and workstyles of others
Ongoing education Engaging in continual learning
Negotiation Participating in business discussions thatproduce positive results
ln the future office there will be added pressure to adaptquickly to change work smarter increase productivityand perform duties outside of ones job description Thegood thing will be that emerging technological tools and
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Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
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FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
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Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
lf U think U will lose U R
lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
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Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
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CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
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to meet these challenges
Ad mi nistrative Professiona ls
With the transformation of the workplace the role ofadministrative professionals will continue to evolveTrajectorythat began within the last 20 years as secretariesturned into administrative professionals careerswithin this field will become increasingly complex andspecialized Many positions will require sophisticated skillsets and experience in specific areas such as technologyhuman resources and business processes Here areseveral key trends that administrative professionals can
expect
E ntre p re ne u ri o I a p p rooch Admi nistrative professionals
will take an increasingly entrepreneurial approach totheir jobs and careers Those most successful will possess
knowledge of business management principles technicalaptitude sophisticated i nterpersona I ski lls (or emotiona I
intelligence) and an almost intuitive understanding ofthe needs of an organization As more functions becomeautomated the importance of using interpersonal skillsto anticipate needs respond to concerns and provide a
human touch that computers lack will be paramount
New skill sets ond responsibilities to advance theircareers administrative professionals will pursue
business-focused training that emphasizes negotiationsdelegation budgeting supervision and planning skillsOther useful knowledge areas include library sciencefor organizing and storing text and data used by groups
desktop publishing for the creation of newsletterspresentation materials and other corporate documentsand electronic communications an emerging fieldwhich concerned security and integrity of electronicallytransmitted information
Speciolized roles the administrative professional will bea specialist rather than a generalist wi job descriptionsfocusing on the technical and managerial aspects of day-to-day business operations
De m o n strqted exp e ri e n ce Adm i nistrative professionals
will need to demonstrate to potential employersconcrete evidence of specialized skills and abilities suchas technical expertise and industry experience lt willresult to improve in efficiency of Human Resources
The future office will be increasingly mobile and flexibleas companies swiftly assemble the resources necessaryto meet changing business needs Core teams willmanage employees working from diverse locations -from home offices to temporary business spaces to cafesA premium will be placed on staff members who possess
a combination of technical and interpersonal skillsand can adapt quickly to change A professional who is
able to create new products and services and identifymore efficient ways to work will be among the mostmarketable as innovation continues to drive businessHence geographic location will matter less as businessesshift human and material resources around the globe inresponse to market opportunities Companies will dependon temporary instant plug and play offices that can beestablished wherever needed - in commercial spacesthat are fully wired and readily adaptable to the needs ofbusiness tenants for example
The concept of work will be redefined as employeesuse portable wireless tools to communicate fromany location For business investment in technologywill be offset by substantial savings on traditionaloverhead expenses such as leases property taxes andfacilities maintenance Ubiquitous wireless connectivitywill permit people to easily collaborate with theircolleagues Advanced electronic communication deviceswill eliminate traditional time distance and languagebarriers facilitating communication and preventing lags inproduction A greater numberof people willtelecommuteto work There will be increased telecommuting in thecoming decade While technology will make employeesmore flexible it doesnt appear people will work fewerhours While employees will be expected to stay moreconnected with the office while on vacation
The concept of emotional intelligence will grow inprominence lt enables people to interact well withthose around them respond to others needs andadapt to a rapidly changing business environment Themost important skills and abilities for administrativeprofessionals can be summed up with the acronymACTION This stands for Analysis Collaboration andTechnical aptitude intuifion ongoing education andnegotiation The multifaceted roles professionalswill play in the next decade the current designationadministrative assistant may not be sufficient toconvey the scope and depth of their skills and expertiseAs a result new titles that reflect greater specializationwill emerge
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
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FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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1998 Berlin Germany
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2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
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an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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straight to me instead of paying it to the old book sellerYoud have saved our Rajis note books right How didyou get money when I checked mysell it was not there
What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
lf U think U will lose U R
lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
-NATACHA
LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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r frture administrative personnel will likely fulfill manythe functions identified below
)scurce Coordinotor Virtual offices that employ - rerous contract workers will rely heavily on individualsdept at bringing togefhr the right human resources for given project - much like movie producers assembling cast camera crew and production team
ltflow Controller This individual will serve as- ssion control for an organization Whereas the5ource coordinator will assemble project teams the- rkflow controller will ensure these professionals have-e support and resources required to do theirjobs Thissition also will facilitate interaction among teams andtrdinate the transfer and use of company resources-h as computers communications equipment andrer technological tools ln smaller organizations the3 me person may perform workflow control and resource ordination
owledge Monager ln the more fluid and project_ esed office of the future this central figure will serve as repository of institutional information history and bestactices The knowledge manager will ensure continuityrd consistency and help new employees and projectrofessionals adapt to the organizations culture lnCdition the knowledge manager will perform a functionsmilar to that of a librarian assisting people in locatinghe documents or data necessary to perform to performneir jobs
klecommuting Liaison As the number of off-site workersncreases companies will designate a teleeuroommuteriaison to connect remote workers with each otherand management This position will work with seniorTanagement to develop telecommuting policiesincluding helping to determine which positions are suitedfor off-site work
Virtual-Meetings Orgonizer This person will helpemployees schedule conferences and set up thenecessary equipment The virtual-meetings organizerwill be technically proficient and trained in the use ofadvance equipment
ln this respect for making oneself more capable in thefuture work place needs to be more equipped withtechnological knowledge and more aware about thedeveloped information However students need to bemore aware about the next work places and need tobe aware about the latest development of technology
At the same time they should be aware about thelatest developments and demands of the multi_nationalcompanies Even though the primitive state of futurework culture is already appearing in different MNCs inthe coming days the assumptions will be more stronglyvivid in the picture
BYDHRUV SHANKAR PUTT A
MBADMSSOMISI YEARPU
FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS
The Fields Medal is a prize awarded to two three orfour mathematicians not over 40 years of age at eachI nternational Congress of the lnternational MathematicalUnion(lMU) a meeting that takes place every four yearsFounded at the behest of Canadian mathematicia n lohnCharles Fields lts purpose is to give recognition andsupport to younger mathematical researchers who havemade major contributions
Other major awards in mathematics such as the WolfPrize and the Abel prize in Mathematics
Fields Medalist
Year ICM location Medalist1935 Oslo Norway Lars Ahlfors Finland
Jesse Douglas USA1950 Cambridge United States
Laurent Schwarts FranceAtle Selberg Norway
7954 Amsterdam The NetherlandsKunihiko Kodaira JapanJean-Pierre Serre France
1958 Edinburg United KingdomKlaus Roth UK
Rene Thom France
1962 Stockholm Sweden
E7A Nice France
Lars Hormander SwedenJohn Milnor USA
Alan Baker UK
Heisuke Hironaka JapanSergei Novikov Soviet UnionJohn GThompson USA
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7994 Zurich Switzerland
1998 Berlin Germany
2OO2 Beijing China
2006 Madrid Spain
Simon Donaldson UK
Gerd Faltings GermanyMichael Freedman USA
Vladimir DrinfeldSoviet UnionVaughan FRJones
New ZealandShigefumi Mori Japan
Edward Witten USA
jean Bourgain BelgiumPierre-Louis Lions France
Jean-Christope Yoccoz France
Efim Zelmanov Russia
Richard Borcherds UK
Timothy Gowers UK
Maxim Kontsevichm Russia
Curtis TMcMullen USA
Laurent Lafforgue France
Vladimir Voevodsky USA
Andrei Okounkov Russia
Grigori Perelman Russia
Terence Tao AustraliaWedelin WerneL France
7974 Vancouver Canada Enrico Bombieri ltalyDavid Mumford UK
1978 Helsinki Finland Pierre Delingne BelgiumCharles Fefferman USA
1982 Warsaw Poland Alain Connes France
William Thurston USA
Shing-Tung Yau USA
1986 Berkeley United States
A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
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ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
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lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
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MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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A HAPLESS DUMB
As usual in the early morning Lingam walks swiftlyon the railway track having loaded his lungi with rawtamarinds and a bundle of twigs on his head Howeverbusy he is collecting palmyaras coconuts coconutleaves tamarinds twigs empty liquor bottles and such
like has become one of his daily duties as if he is notallowed to enter his hut with empty lungi and handsAs soon as he reaches home unloads everything that he
has collected for that day Kokila serves him gruel andsome green chilies if available otherwise not Lingam is a
daily wagel does all kinds of meager jobs like working at
the construction sites weeding planting and harvestingpaddies in the nearby lands He is such an enthusiasticman of 32 dislikes to stay at home lazily or to while awayhis time unnecessarily during working hours Whicheverdistance might be Lingam never boards bus to reach his
destination nor pesters his mother for bus fare He is a
quick walker and has a strong aversion towards vehiclesHe does not even know to ride bicycle nor has he gotone as dowry Lingam is often complimented for being so
active quick and perfect (not by his character) in doingthings When he comes back home gives his mother themoney he earns for that day Apart from saving money
Lingam is clever enough to help his mother in collectingrather stealing mangoes tamarinds storing dried twigsand logs in bundles for the rainy season Lingam is bornpartially dumb but not deaf He has his own language tocommunicate along with gestures Other than his motherand sister no one calls Lingam by his name and even thesmall kids tease him as Oomaian He turns deaf ears tosuch things and is not infuriated by such incidents ratherhe smiles at them Kokila with the advice of some of herwell wishers plan to get him married soon despite his
deficiency Within three months period Lingam has got
engaged to marry Siamala a beautiful fair and tall girl
from a poor family Contrarily Lingam looks ugly withtanned skin and uncombed hair uncivilized illiterate and
innocent of worldly matters is in no way match Siamala
She is reluctant to marry Lingam As no one can escape
from fate their marriage ends happily as bride and
bridegrooms parents expected and the newly marriedcouples become the centre of attraction for the villagers
to gossip Everyone in that village is dumb found on
seeing such a lovely and pretty woman becoming thewife ofOomaian Some youngsters are even jealous ofhim and begin to search their life partner like SiamalaOne of Lingams neighbours says Hey Lingam you are
a lucky guy to get such a beautiful woman as your lifepartner Some villagers discuss among themselves Howcome Lingam has got a fair good looking bridegroom and
how does she agree to marry Oomaian Might be due toher lower economic status answers a woman Hearing
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
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an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
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was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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straight to me instead of paying it to the old book sellerYoud have saved our Rajis note books right How didyou get money when I checked mysell it was not there
What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
lf U think U will lose U R
lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
-NATACHA
LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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-ela her husband and her mother-in-law On her (okila begin to enjoy her old age after shifting her- r reurosponsibilities to Siamala
-ta is very clever and practical in doing things So --geously she takes steps to build a new house with- savings of her husband and mother-in-law who used e money selling her goats Somehow they managed ild a new concrete house and Siamala even changed-= mpty courtyard into a beautiful garden of coconuts plantain trees and some flowering plants On seeing-^ sudden transformations some of her neighbours sed her cleverness boldness but there are some
= ives in that village burnt them with their eyes filled jealousy in spite of being rich particularly their next-r man and woman always pick up quarrel with them- no reasons and sometimes for petty reasons This
n is always seen restless without enduring Lingams-ily progress
- -gams family is filled with happiness and it ran-rothly for some years Siamala gives birth to two- dren Anu and Bala Education in that family enters r this younger generation Lingam and Kokila are so-py to see Anu and Bala going school After some s Siamala gets into some company as a daily wager to- rage the finance of her family very soon she fills her- -lse with all modern equipments and electronic items- gam who cannot express his feelings and affections- rough words becomes slave and dependent to his wife-ext to his mother He feels satisfied and his life becomes-eaningful with his wife and children
J rfortunately this happiness and satisfaction doesrot last long in his life One mid day unexpectedly toveryones surprise Siamala elopes with a person whovorks along with her in that company While elopingsre took the ration card the savings of her husband andnother-in-law and also her children Kokila and Lingamare extremely depressed and brewed her elopement
Without knowing to proceed further they complain ina police station as per the advice given by their villageleaders and elders The following day the news hasappeared in the local newspaper and spreads the wholevillage Everyone started teasing him for marrying Siamalawho at last betrays him Lingam with his deficiency andsavage behaviours does not deserve to marry a womanlike Siamala For him Siamala might be a better choicebut for her Lingam is not a good choice But neither canhe understand Siamala who has been forced to share lifewith a dumb person nor can he blame Villagers too gossipthe same thing One guy tells the other - l expected thisto happen da macchan long back But its too late thattoo after two children The other guy also tells the samel thought something like this would happen after seeingSiamala going out for work with full deck up everydayLet this hapless shepherd suffer in his life once againIts all fate Comments like this exchange from person toperson in that street and Lingam knows not much ratherinnocent of such shame and humiliation He is muchdepressed and consoles himself by sharing the newswith his goats like a mad man Once a man enquiredLingam Hey Oomaian heard your wife has eloped withsomeone Yes Anna She eloped with someone Shedid not let us know anything about this before She alsotook the children with her Lingam answers in his ownlanguage
Months and years have passed Siamala has not returnedyet Kokila loses her hope knowing that her family woulddestroy after Lingam Kokila falls terribly sick and sells allthe goats to manage the debts Now he is left alone withno one to share his miseries He begins to talk himselfstanding on the road and on the railway track GraduallyLingams behaviour and character change as before Hebecomes savage once again and continues to go outfor work without knowing for who he is saving moneyonly God knows Everything in his life is over Will heexpect his wife still to change him once again or will shereturn leaving a better life to lead a life with a physicallydeformed man But if Siamala returns Lingam wouldcertainly accept and celebrate his wifes home comingdespite her infidelity because all he need is love affectionand someone like Siamala to be dependent off He leastbothers about the people around him who sometimespity him Suddenly his face is brightened becomes happyPeople do not know the reason behind it Only he knowsthat he still enjoys and continues his life with Siamala andchildren though not in reality but in his dream Lingambegins his following day with his usual petty steals
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BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
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ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
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Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
lfuthinkURbeatenuRlf U think U dare not youdont lf U think to win butthink U cant lt is almostcertain that U wont
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lost For out in the world wefind Success begins with a
fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
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Three things to respectOldageReligion and lawThre things to lovePurity Honesty and hard workThre things to admireBeautylntellect and CharacterThree things to cuitivateCourage Cheerful and contentmentThree things to maintain Promise Friendship and AffectionThree things to avoid Smoking Drinking and GamblingThree things to control Tongue Temper and temptationThree things to watch SpeechBahaviour and Action
BY SSUDHAl MSc Molhs
0N)JUSTTCE DONE
Look at that man who is riding his cycle his name is
Pandu and he is a hero in our lane lle is attracted by
many of village folks in the evening hours He works in arice mill as a helper and now he is going to his job withpacked lunch Thats why he is neatly dressed and steadyYou must see him in the evening time he may not knowwhere his dhoti dropped and his cycle left Sometimeshell be carried back by good Samaritans in subconsciousstate and his cycle would be carried by somebody He willbe so boozed up that he may not know the way to go
to his house and also cannot recognize who is who He
cant remember the worldly creatures when he exists in
an entirely different world When he sings dances andprattles funny statements there are always people tolisten to them
Slowly he gets back to his consciousness and remembershis dead parents and cry for they have left him alone in
this world After sometime he remembers his wife whohas been cruel to him by not giving enough money todrink arrack and lying that she has no money Then he
remembers his daughter Raji a twelve years old girl andcalls her nearby with full of affection But Raji will nevergo his side when he is drunk She knows the daily routineWhen she goes near he will be nicely talking to her andwhen he slowly gets back his consciousness hell beatboth the daughter and mother to get money from themto drink arrack They often pray that he should neverregain his consciousness or else he should sleep beforene gets it
His personality will be totally changed in the morningand he will be sincere in his duty You can see his cruelnature of attacking his wife when he has no moneyespecially on Sundays He also never wants to loose hisprestige as the first son-in-law at his in-laws place He
often fights with his wife as if he is being insulted by hismother-in-law in her home Rajis mother though wasdisappointed by his behaviour in the beginning of hermarriage days is now habituated to live with him andhas learnt to manage him a little Once he attempted tomurder his wife by pouring kerosene on her and a matchin his hand Next day morning he swore that he never didsuch thing He made so rnany such promises saying thathe will not touch arrack thereafter and he never kept hispromises Many onlookers rvill compromise them whenthey quarrel and control him when he beats his wife
He is shameless to ask his wife the money she earnsworking in the farm house She cleverly cheats him bygiving fake accounts and the amount which she earnedthat day He then unconvincingly asks Perumal thelabour contractor for farms how much she is paid thatday Perumal as usual tells the same amount which hiswife has already told him This is to help her or she willland into troubles Our hero then starts spinning storiesbetween his wife and Perumal and then abuses both inderogatory words He also reveals the public that thereis a secret affair exists between the two only those thetwo will know whether it is true or not When he is totallyboozed up he beats his wife to pass time and the motherand daughter have to take asylum in the neighbourhoodto escape from his beatings He often goes to theneighbour houses in search of them
Once he had no money to go to arrack shop and hesearched every corner of his house including his wifessari corner He became angry and his urge to drink arrackdidnt leave his mind He moved like a cat without makingany noise Finally he got an idea to get money for thatday expense and he left home happily humming an oldmovie song By that time his daughter Raji was playing
and she came to do her homework She was preparingfor the annual exam at her school When she openedher bag she found some of her notebooks missing She
was shocked her mother started her inquiries and cameto know by passer-by that Pandu was carrying some ofthe notebooks She then rushed to the old booksellersshop and collected them by paying money to him Raji
was upset after seeing her notebooks without coverpages removed by the profit minded shopkeeper toreduce the weight of the notebooks That year she hadhad to manage her studies with such ugly notebooksPandu realised his mistakes in the morning as usual yethe cornered his wife Why dont you give the money
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What can be done to manage such a personality Whatcan be answered to him Can she convince him sayingmoney can be borrowedbegged to provide oneseducation but need not for the sake of drinking arrackHe will be nice to you when you give money to him notbefore or after that because before giving money hewould be angry that you are not giving money and aftergiving money he would be too boozed up to realise whogave the money This is the miserable situation whereboth the mother and daughter had been living with him
But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
Fngish Depf
ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
DILEMMA
Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
He stepped up to the office ofthe well reputed educational
institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
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fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
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Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
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NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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TANUJA MOHANTY
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But surprisingly he was happy today morning and I askedRaji why her father was so happy She revealed that herparents have come to a level of understanding That isner mother will get the arrack home thereafter and herfather must not create any scenes after drinking it Raji isso happy that she can read peacefully hereafter and herfather has agreed that he will not disturb if he is givenarrack both morning and evening Now I understand whyre looks so happy when he is riding the cycle
n the afternoon as usual Pandu was carried by someonealong with his cycle saying he was lying on the road inhe next village That was usual story of him and peoplescolded Pandus wife for geting arrack to him in the early^rorning Thats why he lost his control while riding cycleand fell on the side of the road and only in the afternooniey could locate him As usual public is gathered to watchre activities going to occur that is bathing ceremonynd the words hes going to utter when he is completelytrenched One of them found that he is quite differentris time since his head is hanging down and his body isnilled They then bring to hospital and found he is dead- aving drunk poison which he consumed mixed with therack Police inquiries followed asking the reason for hiseath Raji without knowing the injustice done to herather started crying for his death Her mother cautiously3s to bathroom to hide two tiny bottles and only god-cws whether they contained poison or not ln that se can his death be justified ls it not injustice done to- - as he has done to his wife and famlly while he was
Ms Chondro NReseorch Schoor
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ENLICHTENMENT AT LASTI
Watching the streets outside which seemsRunning into the infinityI lay on my bed near the windowEnjoying the cold breeze wafting inFondling my wrinkles gifted by timeToday the street is deserted whereOnce with tiny legs I learned to walkLater I walked with the GiantsConquering everything before meDestroying everything that resisted meI had at last an empire of mineWhich I ruled with a raised swordWorld called me ChampionHistory called me Great and to myselfI was greater than the greatBut those hands that conquered the worldFailed to win the battle with timeWhen my sword proved heavier for my handsI had to leave that throne and crownAnd find asylum in this godownNow I see dust rising againDrums beating a battle again0 young men please lend your earsIts not me but the history speakingWhen you fight hard to build an empireRemember no empire has lasted forever1 know you wont hear me as I didntBut one day you will know it as I didAnd now when my spirit is strugglingTo leave this world and its hardshipsMy destiny still whispers to me cruellyThe time is not yet Not Yetl
VINEETH MOHANDAS(PhD scholor Dept of Fconomics
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Oh That old man looks the sameThe Cockermouth poets leech-gatherer comes aliveA search aimed not at the leechesBut for some life-giving food piecesThat may extend his life for atleat a dayThe struggles with stray dogs and rats end in gayOn finding a half-bitten biscuitOr those overly cooked thrown awaysThe poor old man proceeds to another heapAnd this optimism of getting more keeps the man going
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Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
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institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
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moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
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fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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TANUJA MOHANTY
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middotIntegrity Endurance Evolution Excellence
Well cushioned is the seat and the bus is air conditioned W H E N I WA S S H ATT E R E Dproperly
Fragrance of Charlie Blue and Cartier Pasha turns the They pulled the sun downguys chirpy buried deep in the ocean
On the verge of sleeping was 1 and drawn darkness to meWhen that man appeared outside and to the worldSome active signals seemed to be transmitted from
those eyes nobody felt my grief and pains as likeSignals of hope and life for the future generations the sky keeping her tears in those darkMany ignore the mans presence and hence they reach clouds of miseries I kept mine in the
them not corners of eyesHes a cadger a moocher they say
With dogs and rats in the street he sleeps from the breeze of this nightNot worthy to be regarded a human even i smell a sicken odour of tears
i longed for sweet melodies butRolled forward the wheels leaving the man behind i heard sad dirges of the seaNo one noticed him and cared to give atleast the
leftovers waves are mocking from the seaSatisfied 1 am of the heavy dinner drunken clouds with stormy breezeWhy to lend a hand to him confusing as Loves first strike andTo do so would be to forsake hurting as lovers partingThe comfort of the air conditioner and the seats
No 1cant arrord to do so sortness [[fiiXlTiJ]TJillii
Let me go off to the people who care for me and whom well built shed all bitter tears of sorrows uponI love the lone hearth of your heart
ANISH K JOSEFH but an unfit remedy for my woesI MA English amp Comparative Literature the hearth is still unextinguished
despaired clouds returned deadi with them with dead thoughtsjoined to travel on through all miseries
TO EARN MONEY yetleavingthefootprintsherethatwaves cant wash it away
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institution with greater expectations His performance MOHAMED NOUFALN
satisfied the interview board and they expressed their lsl Yeor lt4A English
high regards for him But they added that donation is
compulsory there for admission
The suppressed revolution in his mind blasts for a
moment Do we who have not money need not be A REQUIEM FOR MEeducated He raised his voice
My aim is in a big fussWhy my life is in a big mess
there is defeat at every bendRelevant question and it deserves answer At last he and I am going without deciding the endreplied what he learnt by the society
I am jammed in all rubbish problems I am not a
To earn money magician to throw all tantrums every bloodydamsel wants a dove but thats not the thing she is
pKMUHAMMID flt gonna toveI MA English
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
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fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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DILLIP KUMAR DASH
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MADHUMITA DAS
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Pondicherry University
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PRASHANTA KUMAR DASH
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TANUJA MOHANTY
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love is not a big dealand I am not gonna feelI am here to stand and stayeven after the deadening doomsday
these small things cant come in my waythe sun has shined and its time to make haylife is a burden but not for meill ask for pardon but not for me
life is clinch i dont carethe ways of the world are not fair
love is a mirage understand itgo for it only if you fitfight for your love and get itand you will find its not really worth it
SATVA MANEESH VARMAlsl yeor Deporfment of Monogemenf Sludies
IF U THINK
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fellows will lts all in thestate of mind
Lifes battles dont alwaysgo To the stronger andfaster man But sooner orlater the man who wins ls theman who thinks HE CAN
SUDARSHAN KUMARNReseorch Scholor Deportment of Hislory
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
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DILLIP KUMAR DASH
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
MADHUMITA DAS
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Dept of Sanskrit
Pondicherry University
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Dept of sanskrit
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PRASHANTA KUMAR DASH
Phd scholar
Deptof Sanskrit
TANUJA MOHANTY
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Dept of Sanskrit
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Dept of Sanskrit
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FRENCH
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
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DILLIP KUMAR DASH
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
MADHUMITA DAS
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
Pondicherry University
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PRASANTA KUMAR SETHI
PhD Scholar
Dept of sanskrit
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doesnt realize that his life is nearing its and
PRASHANTA KUMAR DASH
Phd scholar
Deptof Sanskrit
TANUJA MOHANTY
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
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Dept of Sanskrit
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QUELLE BELLE NATUREI
Elle reste calmement EIIe regarde amicalement EIIe sent amoureusement fie parle doucement fie embrasse clairement fie chante volontierement fie laquolanse heureusement EIe pIeut rarement EIe sourit joyeusement Be agit vraiment Be marche lentement Be travaille courageusement Be ~ssit parfaitement Dieu vn avec nous dans la nature
NlNDUMATHY IIMAFrench
LA REVE OUNE FILLE
QAnd elle est un enfant Be reve de devenir une petite fille QAnd elle est une petite fille Be reve de devenir une jolie femme QAnd elle est une jolie femme Be reve de tomber amoureuse QAnd elle tombe amoureuse Be reve de se marier QAnd elle se marie Be reve de devenir une mere Quand elle devient une mere Be continue a rever encore et encore 5Jns savoir que cest seulement la douleur qui va dominer saYie
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
RECETTE OE LA PATE A CREPE
Facile et rapide a realiser Void la recette de la pate a crepe Elle est simple a realiser meme pour un debutant en cuisine
Uste des ingredients -250 g de farine -4 C2uf -un demi-litre de lait -1 pincee de sel -50 grammes de beurre -1 sachet de sucre vanille
ttape 1 Dans un saladier versez la farine et les C2ufs Puis ajoutez Ie lait tout en melangeant avec votre fouet
ttape2 Ajoute Ie sucre vanille et la pincee de sel laissez reposer la pate a crepe si possible une demi-heure Faites chauffer une poele et versez un peu de beurre pour graisser la poele
ttape3 Versez une demi-Iouche de votre pate acrepe et faites cuire pour 1 a 2 minutes par face Voila vos crepes sont prets Vous pouvez maintenant les deguster Bon appetit
FANGELINE JENNIFER IIMAFRENCH
JE lATTENOS
Quel beau dimanche Moi assise sur un banc en Iattendant Peut-etre il sera en tard Dieu seulement Ie sait Mais je suis sOre quiI viendra Et je Iattends avidement II arrivera a comprendre
mon monde bientot Mon monde de passion et denvie Personne dans ce monde pretererait attendre
pour lui que moi Personne dans ce monde Ie sait bien
autre que moi Personne dans ce monde Iaime tant
plus que moi Je peux comprendre ses pensees ses actions Tout finalement jentends quelquun Votre fils est venu Moi dans mon pension nat de vieillards
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Vous ~tes de quel type
Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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middotIntegrity Endurance Evolution Excellence
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Repondez oui ou non a ces questions suivantes avec un coeur et un esprit sincere
1 Pouvez-vous commencer une conversation avec un etranger
2 Sentez-vous inconfortable a repondre en public meme vous etes correct
3 ttes-vous satisfait a votre vie socia Ie
4 ttes-vous sincere a exprimer les sentiments positifs et negatifs avos amis et avos adorables
S Est-ce quli y a quelquun avec qui vous pouvez partager vos sentiments personnels
6 ttes-vous satisfait de votre progres dans votre carriere
7 Avez-vous fait Ieloge dautres sincerement
8 Pouvez-vous refouler vos emotions plutot que creer une scene
9 Avez-vous respecte les sentiments des autres au lieu de vos prop res
10 Avez-vous refuse les requetes deraisonnables de votre ami
Donnez 1 point si votre reponse est oui et aucun point pour non
a Si vous avez obtenu 8 et plus de 8 points vous etes assertive vous respectez vos pensees vos sentiments et vos actes Vous etes directhonnete et bien eleve
b Si vous avez obtenu entre 4-7 points vous etes agressive Vous vous mettez en col ere vite Vous dominez les autres et vous etes un peu arrogant
c Vous etes passif et pessimiste Vous navez pas la croyance en vous Vous navez pas damis et de bonheur Vous sentez detre manipule par les autres
d Les 10 grandes valeurs e f g La perte grande - La perte de perseverance h i Le cadeau grand La vie
j k lami grand - La confiance en soi I m lennemi grand La paresse n o Le peche grand La perfidifie p q lacte grand Faire Ieloge dautres r s Le besoin grand - Le bon sens t u La faute grande La renonciation v w Le bonheur grand Faire les autres heureux x y La richesse grande - La bonne sante
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LES PLAISANTERIES
1 Faut-li dire 6+7 font tonze onze ou zonze - Aucun des trois 6+7 font treize
2 Que faut-il faire pour avoir les mains toutes douces - Surtout ne rien faire
3 Quest-ce quun navet spatial Le mari de la navette spatia Ie
4 Que voit-on une fois dans une minute deux fois dans un moment et zero fois dans un siecle -La lettre M
S Ou les enfants entrent-ils tous quand il ont sept ans - Dans leur huitieme annee
6 Quel animal saute plus haut que les arbres - Tous les animaux car les arbres ne sautent pas
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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TANUJA MOHANTY
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lES POINTS POSITIFS ET NEGATIFS DE lESPERANCE
Vous ne pouvez pas esperer des oranges en se tenant sous un manguier Ce qui est Ie plus stupide cest de blamer Ie manguier pour ne pas satisfaire votre esperance Donc soit vous changez votre esperance selon Iarbre soit vous trouvez un arbre selon votre esperance Un manguier est un manguier Et il restera un manguier De la meme facon les gens resteront ce quils sont La vie restera ce quelle est II ne sagit pas de laisser tomber votre esperance mais iI sagit de gerer votre esperance plus prudem ment Comment Dabord definissez votre esperance
Ix Deuxiemement clarifiez votre esperance explicitement Lexprimez a la personne concernee Troisiemement si votre esperance nest pas satisfaite verifiez si vous vous attendez des oranges dun manguier Si vous etes sOre
CltA que vous esperez des mangues dun manguier alors continuez votre communication II portera tinalement du fruit Quatriemement plus tot quessayer de changer Ie monde changez ce qui est dans votre controle - qui est votre esperance Finalemnt au lieu desperer de ce monde esperez plus de vous-meme
bull LA VOIX DE LAMOUR CNEENADEVI
MPHIL (FRENCH)
NIVEllEMENT DE SEINS
En cameroon it existe une pratique clandestine parmi Ies gens II sagit de la pratique du nivellement du sein des jeunes tilles Ce concept nous parait tres bizarre les meres des jeunes tilles avant que leur filles atteignent rage de la puberte aplatissent ecrasent et detruisent Ies seins de leurs jeunes tilles Pourquoi font-elle ainsi Ie but qui eta it derriere cette pratique cest quelles veulent reporter Iapproche de la puberte de leurs filles EIes disent quelles font ainsi atin de proteger les tilles contre les avances polissonnes et dangeureuses des hommes Cest toujours la meme histoire qui repete souvent dans chaque societe Cest la femme qui doit subir la souffrance cest elle qui doit etre punie pour Ie desir de Ihomme
Chez les habitants de Cameroon iI existe plusieurs manieres dans lesquelles les seins peuvent etre detruits lune de ces manieres cest quen utilisant un rateau la rabouteuse aplatit les mamelons des jeunes tilles Ces
femmes-la elles pensent aveuglement quen faisant cela on peut retarder la puberte Cette ancienne pratique sest suivie dans leur societe depuis longtemps comme une tradition Et on garde cette pratique comme un secret entre la mere et la tille Cet aspect social nous montre bien qua quel point la societe feminine est torturee non seulement par les hommes mais aussi quelque fois par leur propre societe qui est la FEMME
CNEENADEVI MPHIL (FRENCH)
00 VA lAME
Est-ce que cest au ciel Ou a Ietoile qui toute la nuit
BrUle et Ie matin fuit Que va notre objet surreel
Est-ce que cest aux pieds De Ietre tronant au del etoile
Et qui nous a crees Que va notre arne liberee
Quelques-uns me repondent laquo oui raquo Dautres Ie refusent sans cesse
Cette question je me ta pose En restant veillee toute la nuit
La reponse je la cherche En vain Mon arne encore attend
le denouement en battant De retrouver mon essence fraiche
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MAFrench(1I yeor)
lES COTElETTES ITALIENNES
Les Ingredients Cotelettes dagneau - 8 Farine a saupoudrer Miettes de pain - 25 g Fromage - 25 g CEuf-l Huite a frire
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Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
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DILLIP KUMAR DASH
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Dept of Sanskrit
MADHUMITA DAS
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Pondicherry University
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PRASHANTA KUMAR DASH
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TANUJA MOHANTY
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BEYOND with
bullAspirationmiddot+lnnovation+middot Exploration middotmiddotOptimism
ReflectionmiddotmiddotOiscovery Dynamism Execution
middotIntegrity Endurance Evolution Excellence
Sel ell goOter Poudre au poivre
Agarnir Chichis de cotelettes - 8 Citron -1 Persil
LA PREPARATION
1 Assaisonnez les cotelettes avec du sel ell goOter et du poivre fraichement poudre Puis saupoudrez -Ies de la farine
2 Melangez les miettes de pain et du from age rape dans une assiette et versez 1(Euf fouette dans une deuxieme assiette
3 Trempez chaque cotelette dabord en(EUf et puis en miettes de pain jusquelles en sontmiddotrompletement recouvertes
4 Chauffez de Ihuile dans une poele Frisez les cetelettes jusquelles se tournent dorees et tendres Dessechez -Ies sur un papier absorbant
5 Arrangez les cotelettes sur une assiette Decorez les os exposes avec les chichis de cotelettes Servez garnies de morceaux de citron et du persil Servez avec du vin rouge
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LES DIEUX VIVANTS
Comme enflammee au fond Une bougie qui se fond En iIIuminant toute la chambre Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A chasser de nos esprits Iombre
Comme penchee contre la mur Lechelle en bois dur Aide asachever au plaond Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous achever au sommet du mont
Comme liant les deux rives Le pont sur Ie fleuve Imite un arc-en-ciel Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures Anous lier avec linconnu eternel
Comme ardemment sentraine Le sculpteur pour plusieurs annees Fafonne avec soin de rargile Vous mes proesseurs Vous nous consacrez vos heures A nous aire afronter la vie sans peril
Nous vous serons reconnaissants JusquO la mort en vous veneront Vous serez certes la seule raison Dans ravenir de ce que nous devenons
SANTO MICHELINE SANGEETHA MA French (I year)
LAMITIE
lamitie est une sorte de camaraderie qui mene dune personne ell une autre Cest un sentiment reciproque daffection ou de sympathie qui ne se fonde ni sur les liens du sang ni sur attrait sexuel Elle apporte une relation cooperative et soutenable entre les gens les oiseaux et les animauxlami est Ie seul caractere ou Ion partage nos sensations person nelles souds emotions bonheurs et malheurs lamitie napparait pas au moment quand on rencontre un etranger par contre seulement apres avoir une bonne comprehension affection et consideration tres respectueuse que Ion temoigne ell quelquun Un ami intime est comme un arc-en-del lorsque Ie valeur des bonheurs et des larmes est melange iI parait un pont eclatant entre les deux coeurs En outre aucune relation ne la gagne
ESARANYA MA French (I year)
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ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
Comme elle etait heureuse dans ces moments 13 I
Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
Autour delle cest un vrai conte de fee Ie feu crepite dans la cheminee son manteau est reprise Ie sapin est dtkore et
Madame SMITH na pas Ie temps de com prendre ce qui sest passe quelle aper~oit alors par la fenetre ses tendres et chers petits enfants
Cest nous On est tous 13 Tu sais on taime GrandshyMere
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
WALTER HUGH PARKER MPHIL FRENCH
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DILLIP KUMAR DASH
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Dept of Sanskrit
MADHUMITA DAS
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Pondicherry University
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Deptof Sanskrit
TANUJA MOHANTY
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Dept of Sanskrit
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ReflectionmiddotmiddotOiscovery Dynamism Execution
middotIntegrity Endurance Evolution Excellence
ANANAS AU CHOCOlAT
Ingredients pour 4 personnes bull 1 ananas bull 1 citron vert bull 100 g de chocolat noir fondant bull 50 g decorces dorange confite emincees bull 1 cuil ell soupe de pistaches fraiches decortiquees bull 1 bilton de cannelle bull 100 g de sucre en poudre
(tapes de preparation 1 Portez 30 cI deau 3 ebullition avec Ie sucre Ie zeste
du citron et la cannelle laissez fremir pour 5min 2 Coupez Iananas en quartiers 6tez Ie cQur duro Coupez
la chair en cubes Ajoutez-Ies au sirop pochez 5 min Retirez-Ies 3 Iecumoire mettez-Ies dans un plat avec les ecorces
3 Faites bouillir et reduire 10 min Ie sirop Hors du feu parfumez du jus du citron Versez sur Iananas laissez refroidir couvrez placez 2 h au frais
4 Darez les pistaches dans une poele 3 sec Servez parse me de pistaches et de chocolat riipe avec un econome
CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
lE BEAU REVElllON DE MADAME SMITH
Madame SMITH est un peu triste Cette annee elle sera seule pour Noel Sa fille et ses petits enfants habitent trap loin dici
Tant pis Madame SMITH va tout de meme se preparer un bon petit repas I
Mais Ie bois est mouille Ie feu ne sallume pas Pour se consoler Madame SMITH se sert un bol de lait le chat se precipite iI renverse Ie bol Madame SMITH trebuche elle tombe et se tord Ie petit doigt
Decidement rien ne va Madame SMITH est malheureuse
Assise dans son fauteuil elle ferme les yeux et revoit sa fille avec ses boucles blondes qui toute petite
lui caressait Ioreille en lui disant tout
delle si bien
bas je taime maman
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Madame SMITH sendort en revant quelle nentend pas les dr61es de bruits qui resonnent brusquement chez elle
Ca trotte ~a frotte ~a glisse ~a grince ~a chuchote Tout 3 coup Madame SMITH ouvre les yeux
Une bonne odeur lui chatouille Ie nez et elle est tout emerveillee
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CVINNARASSI MAFrench (II year)
JOURNEE DES CARDIAQUES
Une super-pilule potentiellement miraculeuse contre Ie risque cardiaque
Une super-pilule combinant des medicaments contre Ihypertension Ie cholesterol et de Iaspirine reduirait de moitie Ie risque cardiovasculaire chez des sujets sains et pourrait revolutionner Ie traitement et la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires
UNous estimons que la laquo Polypill raquo (nom donne 3 cette pilule) a probablement Ie potentiel de reduire les maladies cardiaques de 60 et les attaques cerebrates de 50 a estime devant la presse Ie Dr Salim Yusuf du Population Health Research Institute de lUniversite McMaster (Ontario Canada) coauteur de cet essai clinique baptise riPs (The Indian Polycap Study)
Cette etude a ete presentee lundi lors de la SSe conference annuelle de 11Imerican College of Cardiology (ACq reunie depuis samedi 3 Orlando (Floride sud-est)
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lidee que les gens pourraient prendre une simple pilule pour reduire les risques cardiaques multiples suscite beaucoup dexaltation car cela pourrait revolutionner la prevention des maladies cardio-vasculaires a-t-il ajoute
letude egalement publiee dans la revue medicale britannique laquo The Lancet )) a ete conduite en Inde avec 2053 participants ages de 45 a 80 ans et financee par Ie laboratoire indien Cadilla Pharmaceuticals qui na eu aucun role dans la collection des donnees
II sagit du premier essai clinique pour evaluer la tolerance dun tel traitement combine et determiner siI entraine ou non une diminution notable du risque cardiovasculaire ont explique les chercheurs
Durant une periode de trois mois ces cardiologues ont compare les effets de la Polypill avec huit autres medicaments sur la tension arterielle les taux de cholesterol ou encore Ie rythme cardiaque
La pilule contient de faibles doses de trois medicaments contre Ihypertension (125 milligrammes de thiazide 50
mg datenolol et 5 mg de ramipril) ainsi que 20 mg de simvastatin un anticholesterol et 100 mg daspirine un anticoagulant ont indique ces medecins
lis ont constate une reduction importante du taux de mauvais cholesterol (LOL) de la tension arterielle et de la f1uidite sanguine soit un risque moindre de formation de plaque dans les arteres ou de caillot
Les effets secondaires ont ete les memes avec la ~olypill quavec chacun des composants pris separement
Notant que la Polypill avait ete tres bien toleree par les participants de Ietude Ie Dr Yusuf a souligne que cet essai clinique a ete la premiere etape cruciale pour concevoir et conduire des essais cliniques etendus pour confirmer ces resultats
Cette etude suscite Iespoir car la Polypill en conjonction avec des efforts pour ameliorer Ie regime alimentaire et encourager Iexercice pourrait un jour reduire fortement Ie fardeau des maladies cardiovasculaires dans Ie monde
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Dept of Sanskrit
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Pondicherry University
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TANUJA MOHANTY
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Pondicherry University
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TANUJA MOHANTY
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Pondicherry University
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TANUJA MOHANTY
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Pondicherry University
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TANUJA MOHANTY
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Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
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Pondicherry University
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Dept of sanskrit
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TANUJA MOHANTY
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Dept of Sanskrit
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Dept of Hindi
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DILLIP KUMAR DASH
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
MADHUMITA DAS
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
Pondicherry University
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PRASANTA KUMAR SETHI
PhD Scholar
Dept of sanskrit
71
ampflcteurollcti ~~ __r- r- +t (ell F( (qct IIct
(The nature sends four slngnals fo humanbelng)
First singnal - The first latter is the appearance of grey
hairs I Lord Varna warns Oh manyou have wasted your
life your life soon come to an end
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Fourth latter- Limbs lose their vigour He has a tolerating
gait He cant sit erect or walk unaided But foolish man
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PRASHANTA KUMAR DASH
Phd scholar
Deptof Sanskrit
TANUJA MOHANTY
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
IIsm II
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Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
73
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DILLIP KUMAR DASH
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
MADHUMITA DAS
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
Pondicherry University
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MAHESHWAR PARHI
search Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
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PRASANTA KUMAR SETHI
PhD Scholar
Dept of sanskrit
71
ampflcteurollcti ~~ __r- r- +t (ell F( (qct IIct
(The nature sends four slngnals fo humanbelng)
First singnal - The first latter is the appearance of grey
hairs I Lord Varna warns Oh manyou have wasted your
life your life soon come to an end
The second latter - his eyesight grows dim
The third latter- teeth being to fall This is a very serious
wrong from natue
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Fourth latter- Limbs lose their vigour He has a tolerating
gait He cant sit erect or walk unaided But foolish man
doesnt realize that his life is nearing its and
PRASHANTA KUMAR DASH
Phd scholar
Deptof Sanskrit
TANUJA MOHANTY
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
IIsm II
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A RANGARAJAN
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
73
BEYOND with
bullAspirationmiddot+lnnovation+middot Exploration middotmiddotOptimism
ReflectionmiddotmiddotOiscovery Dynamism Execution
middotIntegrity Endurance Evolution Excellence
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Dept of Hindi
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DILLIP KUMAR DASH
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
MADHUMITA DAS
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
Pondicherry University
I~ or W ~sfq~ ~ltf4IM(l~ ~fI I
70
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MAHESHWAR PARHI
search Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
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PRASANTA KUMAR SETHI
PhD Scholar
Dept of sanskrit
71
ampflcteurollcti ~~ __r- r- +t (ell F( (qct IIct
(The nature sends four slngnals fo humanbelng)
First singnal - The first latter is the appearance of grey
hairs I Lord Varna warns Oh manyou have wasted your
life your life soon come to an end
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The third latter- teeth being to fall This is a very serious
wrong from natue
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Fourth latter- Limbs lose their vigour He has a tolerating
gait He cant sit erect or walk unaided But foolish man
doesnt realize that his life is nearing its and
PRASHANTA KUMAR DASH
Phd scholar
Deptof Sanskrit
TANUJA MOHANTY
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
IIsm II
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A RANGARAJAN
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
73
BEYOND with
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Surrendered at God)
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tt I~ ~klCfi~ (World is Family)
DILLIP KUMAR DASH
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
MADHUMITA DAS
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
Pondicherry University
I~ or W ~sfq~ ~ltf4IM(l~ ~fI I
70
~~SN ~~tll~IPstil ~~ 11
~ ~ ijjj ~~+iCl f(fq ~ I ~~ 1q(J 01 OiIlOiUi I Ui 1q(J
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ala~~~~~1
MAHESHWAR PARHI
search Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
01 4lTI0i~Id ~ qr~ 10ift ~ I
tI~ lttAA18~~ ~~ II
ala fRn(l-s~ ~~ I ~ ~ tI~lCiiWi ~I~~~~~I~~ ~ ~dfCRl~ 01 ~I ~ilSN ~ ~ am ~~ qmrf e4lttd4l1 ifiRUr fClt1~lfCIlttiI(IR al~CflIfij alClOidft ~~ IiM ~~+
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PRASANTA KUMAR SETHI
PhD Scholar
Dept of sanskrit
71
ampflcteurollcti ~~ __r- r- +t (ell F( (qct IIct
(The nature sends four slngnals fo humanbelng)
First singnal - The first latter is the appearance of grey
hairs I Lord Varna warns Oh manyou have wasted your
life your life soon come to an end
The second latter - his eyesight grows dim
The third latter- teeth being to fall This is a very serious
wrong from natue
Q bull shy qdlqq1 YRtTRf cpm ~ (Cf)+ql( ~ qof ~ ~ I~~~ q anq =J ~ Jfi ~eloarrrlttirl1=8TTl ~
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Fourth latter- Limbs lose their vigour He has a tolerating
gait He cant sit erect or walk unaided But foolish man
doesnt realize that his life is nearing its and
PRASHANTA KUMAR DASH
Phd scholar
Deptof Sanskrit
TANUJA MOHANTY
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
IIsm II
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A RANGARAJAN
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
73
BEYOND with
bullAspirationmiddot+lnnovation+middot Exploration middotmiddotOptimism
ReflectionmiddotmiddotOiscovery Dynamism Execution
middotIntegrity Endurance Evolution Excellence
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Surrendered at God)
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to ~~~ ltrr tlqft aT ailcfld~I1I (Nonviolence truth and unselfishness try to established)
tt I~ ~klCfi~ (World is Family)
DILLIP KUMAR DASH
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
MADHUMITA DAS
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
Pondicherry University
I~ or W ~sfq~ ~ltf4IM(l~ ~fI I
70
~~SN ~~tll~IPstil ~~ 11
~ ~ ijjj ~~+iCl f(fq ~ I ~~ 1q(J 01 OiIlOiUi I Ui 1q(J
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ala~~~~~1
MAHESHWAR PARHI
search Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
01 4lTI0i~Id ~ qr~ 10ift ~ I
tI~ lttAA18~~ ~~ II
ala fRn(l-s~ ~~ I ~ ~ tI~lCiiWi ~I~~~~~I~~ ~ ~dfCRl~ 01 ~I ~ilSN ~ ~ am ~~ qmrf e4lttd4l1 ifiRUr fClt1~lfCIlttiI(IR al~CflIfij alClOidft ~~ IiM ~~+
~~~~iIiJ11 ~ I
~~qJ~~~~~~+RIlJ I ~ ~ qJ~ ~ii1ei4 ~ a~~ ClIi~H1 ala tI~Oi q(+( ~~ I ~~ tlralt1~ am~~~~I~~
PRASANTA KUMAR SETHI
PhD Scholar
Dept of sanskrit
71
ampflcteurollcti ~~ __r- r- +t (ell F( (qct IIct
(The nature sends four slngnals fo humanbelng)
First singnal - The first latter is the appearance of grey
hairs I Lord Varna warns Oh manyou have wasted your
life your life soon come to an end
The second latter - his eyesight grows dim
The third latter- teeth being to fall This is a very serious
wrong from natue
Q bull shy qdlqq1 YRtTRf cpm ~ (Cf)+ql( ~ qof ~ ~ I~~~ q anq =J ~ Jfi ~eloarrrlttirl1=8TTl ~
ClFlI ~~ tl ltoaMiC6ct=1e6 mt ~~ ~~ JflOICl(4fl P4f1Flt1 ~Jlqf~ I
Fourth latter- Limbs lose their vigour He has a tolerating
gait He cant sit erect or walk unaided But foolish man
doesnt realize that his life is nearing its and
PRASHANTA KUMAR DASH
Phd scholar
Deptof Sanskrit
TANUJA MOHANTY
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
IIsm II
awq ~rq-tiilti(4~ ~1tcqlii1lft
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411~114IL1iiiufq ~ 41lil4l~lttl~~NltJfi1 ~~IltfIft
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atfurr~ ~ clltl~-tiiltClaquoCqI(cq ~ ~I~I
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1LIPa I a1ftr ~ ~lGI~~I(I tilil(tm I
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~at I ~~IltflM I ~~atii1IL1~ ~ ~1~~lti~IiN~~~~ ~ lti~034(~
a1ftr ~ a(4T 1=(~Jf~~IEil~lijq ~~~LIIifi(UIIU~41 ~~~1~-tiiltCl( ai~lml i ~ stitoilifi(ul ~Rcql~4 ~ laquoltfct ~ qJqT SlIfI41q~ ~~~
A RANGARAJAN
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
73
BEYOND with
bullAspirationmiddot+lnnovation+middot Exploration middotmiddotOptimism
ReflectionmiddotmiddotOiscovery Dynamism Execution
middotIntegrity Endurance Evolution Excellence
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Surrendered at God)
~ ~~~JJ (We should Friendly with
all)
I~ ~lIfllfd orJJ (Everybody should get Peace)
to ~~~ ltrr tlqft aT ailcfld~I1I (Nonviolence truth and unselfishness try to established)
tt I~ ~klCfi~ (World is Family)
DILLIP KUMAR DASH
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
MADHUMITA DAS
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
Pondicherry University
I~ or W ~sfq~ ~ltf4IM(l~ ~fI I
70
~~SN ~~tll~IPstil ~~ 11
~ ~ ijjj ~~+iCl f(fq ~ I ~~ 1q(J 01 OiIlOiUi I Ui 1q(J
q(llfll ~lrcai()fIT I ala ~S~~ tllq(qFqiijH1a ~ M ~I S4fQCfif4 ~Mdlttil4(4 fiqli(c11~ ~SR=a ~q~jJldll ~~~ aJV~~Oid(q(l ~ I ~ 1m tinWII( ~ I
ala~~~~~1
MAHESHWAR PARHI
search Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
01 4lTI0i~Id ~ qr~ 10ift ~ I
tI~ lttAA18~~ ~~ II
ala fRn(l-s~ ~~ I ~ ~ tI~lCiiWi ~I~~~~~I~~ ~ ~dfCRl~ 01 ~I ~ilSN ~ ~ am ~~ qmrf e4lttd4l1 ifiRUr fClt1~lfCIlttiI(IR al~CflIfij alClOidft ~~ IiM ~~+
~~~~iIiJ11 ~ I
~~qJ~~~~~~+RIlJ I ~ ~ qJ~ ~ii1ei4 ~ a~~ ClIi~H1 ala tI~Oi q(+( ~~ I ~~ tlralt1~ am~~~~I~~
PRASANTA KUMAR SETHI
PhD Scholar
Dept of sanskrit
71
ampflcteurollcti ~~ __r- r- +t (ell F( (qct IIct
(The nature sends four slngnals fo humanbelng)
First singnal - The first latter is the appearance of grey
hairs I Lord Varna warns Oh manyou have wasted your
life your life soon come to an end
The second latter - his eyesight grows dim
The third latter- teeth being to fall This is a very serious
wrong from natue
Q bull shy qdlqq1 YRtTRf cpm ~ (Cf)+ql( ~ qof ~ ~ I~~~ q anq =J ~ Jfi ~eloarrrlttirl1=8TTl ~
ClFlI ~~ tl ltoaMiC6ct=1e6 mt ~~ ~~ JflOICl(4fl P4f1Flt1 ~Jlqf~ I
Fourth latter- Limbs lose their vigour He has a tolerating
gait He cant sit erect or walk unaided But foolish man
doesnt realize that his life is nearing its and
PRASHANTA KUMAR DASH
Phd scholar
Deptof Sanskrit
TANUJA MOHANTY
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
IIsm II
awq ~rq-tiilti(4~ ~1tcqlii1lft
~~ a iI~l(UIl ~~~ ~ ~
411~114IL1iiiufq ~ 41lil4l~lttl~~NltJfi1 ~~IltfIft
~~~ t~~ ~ 41ii(laquoi1 ~~
atfurr~ ~ clltl~-tiiltClaquoCqI(cq ~ ~I~I
sA141lil4I+1(I~OSI4~~~ ~~~ I ~qtl lILIi tR Q ~ fCI(4lidliacteJd I ~~~+t~~ ~ fClR=tllod ~ qfa I 41~OOmfCIEtLIIl 4 ~ ~ SlI1IULIJ4ii1 Sj(ftfqfij I a1ftr ~ ~ ~ aa ~E9gtCf(q1 fCldrstdLIl 4 ~Itcqlf ~ ~ ~ ~- ~ ~ fCll((4( aifCIllaquo4 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ lfI6poundlltJfi1((4 llil4IL1Il ~ sda41~Pa ~ SJft M4ItCtfilgd4fl(4 ~ ~ ~ a1ftr ~ ~~~~~I~((~~ ~Hcqlf ~ ~~~- II ft ~~ +1cua I ~ l(CqlFq((lfqffi I ~ ~ilqla ~~
1LIPa I a1ftr ~ ~lGI~~I(I tilil(tm I
BlqtflUtll ~lti6i4l
~RcqlLIl SlRtflIM ~~~q fCI4RIiR~ ipTf
~at I ~~IltflM I ~~atii1IL1~ ~ ~1~~lti~IiN~~~~ ~ lti~034(~
a1ftr ~ a(4T 1=(~Jf~~IEil~lijq ~~~LIIifi(UIIU~41 ~~~1~-tiiltCl( ai~lml i ~ stitoilifi(ul ~Rcql~4 ~ laquoltfct ~ qJqT SlIfI41q~ ~~~
A RANGARAJAN
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
73
BEYOND with
bullAspirationmiddot+lnnovation+middot Exploration middotmiddotOptimism
ReflectionmiddotmiddotOiscovery Dynamism Execution
middotIntegrity Endurance Evolution Excellence
Surrendered at God)
~ ~~~JJ (We should Friendly with
all)
I~ ~lIfllfd orJJ (Everybody should get Peace)
to ~~~ ltrr tlqft aT ailcfld~I1I (Nonviolence truth and unselfishness try to established)
tt I~ ~klCfi~ (World is Family)
DILLIP KUMAR DASH
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
MADHUMITA DAS
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
Pondicherry University
I~ or W ~sfq~ ~ltf4IM(l~ ~fI I
70
~~SN ~~tll~IPstil ~~ 11
~ ~ ijjj ~~+iCl f(fq ~ I ~~ 1q(J 01 OiIlOiUi I Ui 1q(J
q(llfll ~lrcai()fIT I ala ~S~~ tllq(qFqiijH1a ~ M ~I S4fQCfif4 ~Mdlttil4(4 fiqli(c11~ ~SR=a ~q~jJldll ~~~ aJV~~Oid(q(l ~ I ~ 1m tinWII( ~ I
ala~~~~~1
MAHESHWAR PARHI
search Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
01 4lTI0i~Id ~ qr~ 10ift ~ I
tI~ lttAA18~~ ~~ II
ala fRn(l-s~ ~~ I ~ ~ tI~lCiiWi ~I~~~~~I~~ ~ ~dfCRl~ 01 ~I ~ilSN ~ ~ am ~~ qmrf e4lttd4l1 ifiRUr fClt1~lfCIlttiI(IR al~CflIfij alClOidft ~~ IiM ~~+
~~~~iIiJ11 ~ I
~~qJ~~~~~~+RIlJ I ~ ~ qJ~ ~ii1ei4 ~ a~~ ClIi~H1 ala tI~Oi q(+( ~~ I ~~ tlralt1~ am~~~~I~~
PRASANTA KUMAR SETHI
PhD Scholar
Dept of sanskrit
71
ampflcteurollcti ~~ __r- r- +t (ell F( (qct IIct
(The nature sends four slngnals fo humanbelng)
First singnal - The first latter is the appearance of grey
hairs I Lord Varna warns Oh manyou have wasted your
life your life soon come to an end
The second latter - his eyesight grows dim
The third latter- teeth being to fall This is a very serious
wrong from natue
Q bull shy qdlqq1 YRtTRf cpm ~ (Cf)+ql( ~ qof ~ ~ I~~~ q anq =J ~ Jfi ~eloarrrlttirl1=8TTl ~
ClFlI ~~ tl ltoaMiC6ct=1e6 mt ~~ ~~ JflOICl(4fl P4f1Flt1 ~Jlqf~ I
Fourth latter- Limbs lose their vigour He has a tolerating
gait He cant sit erect or walk unaided But foolish man
doesnt realize that his life is nearing its and
PRASHANTA KUMAR DASH
Phd scholar
Deptof Sanskrit
TANUJA MOHANTY
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
IIsm II
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~~ a iI~l(UIl ~~~ ~ ~
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~RcqlLIl SlRtflIM ~~~q fCI4RIiR~ ipTf
~at I ~~IltflM I ~~atii1IL1~ ~ ~1~~lti~IiN~~~~ ~ lti~034(~
a1ftr ~ a(4T 1=(~Jf~~IEil~lijq ~~~LIIifi(UIIU~41 ~~~1~-tiiltCl( ai~lml i ~ stitoilifi(ul ~Rcql~4 ~ laquoltfct ~ qJqT SlIfI41q~ ~~~
A RANGARAJAN
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
73
BEYOND with
bullAspirationmiddot+lnnovation+middot Exploration middotmiddotOptimism
ReflectionmiddotmiddotOiscovery Dynamism Execution
middotIntegrity Endurance Evolution Excellence
~~SN ~~tll~IPstil ~~ 11
~ ~ ijjj ~~+iCl f(fq ~ I ~~ 1q(J 01 OiIlOiUi I Ui 1q(J
q(llfll ~lrcai()fIT I ala ~S~~ tllq(qFqiijH1a ~ M ~I S4fQCfif4 ~Mdlttil4(4 fiqli(c11~ ~SR=a ~q~jJldll ~~~ aJV~~Oid(q(l ~ I ~ 1m tinWII( ~ I
ala~~~~~1
MAHESHWAR PARHI
search Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
01 4lTI0i~Id ~ qr~ 10ift ~ I
tI~ lttAA18~~ ~~ II
ala fRn(l-s~ ~~ I ~ ~ tI~lCiiWi ~I~~~~~I~~ ~ ~dfCRl~ 01 ~I ~ilSN ~ ~ am ~~ qmrf e4lttd4l1 ifiRUr fClt1~lfCIlttiI(IR al~CflIfij alClOidft ~~ IiM ~~+
~~~~iIiJ11 ~ I
~~qJ~~~~~~+RIlJ I ~ ~ qJ~ ~ii1ei4 ~ a~~ ClIi~H1 ala tI~Oi q(+( ~~ I ~~ tlralt1~ am~~~~I~~
PRASANTA KUMAR SETHI
PhD Scholar
Dept of sanskrit
71
ampflcteurollcti ~~ __r- r- +t (ell F( (qct IIct
(The nature sends four slngnals fo humanbelng)
First singnal - The first latter is the appearance of grey
hairs I Lord Varna warns Oh manyou have wasted your
life your life soon come to an end
The second latter - his eyesight grows dim
The third latter- teeth being to fall This is a very serious
wrong from natue
Q bull shy qdlqq1 YRtTRf cpm ~ (Cf)+ql( ~ qof ~ ~ I~~~ q anq =J ~ Jfi ~eloarrrlttirl1=8TTl ~
ClFlI ~~ tl ltoaMiC6ct=1e6 mt ~~ ~~ JflOICl(4fl P4f1Flt1 ~Jlqf~ I
Fourth latter- Limbs lose their vigour He has a tolerating
gait He cant sit erect or walk unaided But foolish man
doesnt realize that his life is nearing its and
PRASHANTA KUMAR DASH
Phd scholar
Deptof Sanskrit
TANUJA MOHANTY
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
IIsm II
awq ~rq-tiilti(4~ ~1tcqlii1lft
~~ a iI~l(UIl ~~~ ~ ~
411~114IL1iiiufq ~ 41lil4l~lttl~~NltJfi1 ~~IltfIft
~~~ t~~ ~ 41ii(laquoi1 ~~
atfurr~ ~ clltl~-tiiltClaquoCqI(cq ~ ~I~I
sA141lil4I+1(I~OSI4~~~ ~~~ I ~qtl lILIi tR Q ~ fCI(4lidliacteJd I ~~~+t~~ ~ fClR=tllod ~ qfa I 41~OOmfCIEtLIIl 4 ~ ~ SlI1IULIJ4ii1 Sj(ftfqfij I a1ftr ~ ~ ~ aa ~E9gtCf(q1 fCldrstdLIl 4 ~Itcqlf ~ ~ ~ ~- ~ ~ fCll((4( aifCIllaquo4 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ lfI6poundlltJfi1((4 llil4IL1Il ~ sda41~Pa ~ SJft M4ItCtfilgd4fl(4 ~ ~ ~ a1ftr ~ ~~~~~I~((~~ ~Hcqlf ~ ~~~- II ft ~~ +1cua I ~ l(CqlFq((lfqffi I ~ ~ilqla ~~
1LIPa I a1ftr ~ ~lGI~~I(I tilil(tm I
BlqtflUtll ~lti6i4l
~RcqlLIl SlRtflIM ~~~q fCI4RIiR~ ipTf
~at I ~~IltflM I ~~atii1IL1~ ~ ~1~~lti~IiN~~~~ ~ lti~034(~
a1ftr ~ a(4T 1=(~Jf~~IEil~lijq ~~~LIIifi(UIIU~41 ~~~1~-tiiltCl( ai~lml i ~ stitoilifi(ul ~Rcql~4 ~ laquoltfct ~ qJqT SlIfI41q~ ~~~
A RANGARAJAN
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
73
BEYOND with
bullAspirationmiddot+lnnovation+middot Exploration middotmiddotOptimism
ReflectionmiddotmiddotOiscovery Dynamism Execution
middotIntegrity Endurance Evolution Excellence
ampflcteurollcti ~~ __r- r- +t (ell F( (qct IIct
(The nature sends four slngnals fo humanbelng)
First singnal - The first latter is the appearance of grey
hairs I Lord Varna warns Oh manyou have wasted your
life your life soon come to an end
The second latter - his eyesight grows dim
The third latter- teeth being to fall This is a very serious
wrong from natue
Q bull shy qdlqq1 YRtTRf cpm ~ (Cf)+ql( ~ qof ~ ~ I~~~ q anq =J ~ Jfi ~eloarrrlttirl1=8TTl ~
ClFlI ~~ tl ltoaMiC6ct=1e6 mt ~~ ~~ JflOICl(4fl P4f1Flt1 ~Jlqf~ I
Fourth latter- Limbs lose their vigour He has a tolerating
gait He cant sit erect or walk unaided But foolish man
doesnt realize that his life is nearing its and
PRASHANTA KUMAR DASH
Phd scholar
Deptof Sanskrit
TANUJA MOHANTY
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
IIsm II
awq ~rq-tiilti(4~ ~1tcqlii1lft
~~ a iI~l(UIl ~~~ ~ ~
411~114IL1iiiufq ~ 41lil4l~lttl~~NltJfi1 ~~IltfIft
~~~ t~~ ~ 41ii(laquoi1 ~~
atfurr~ ~ clltl~-tiiltClaquoCqI(cq ~ ~I~I
sA141lil4I+1(I~OSI4~~~ ~~~ I ~qtl lILIi tR Q ~ fCI(4lidliacteJd I ~~~+t~~ ~ fClR=tllod ~ qfa I 41~OOmfCIEtLIIl 4 ~ ~ SlI1IULIJ4ii1 Sj(ftfqfij I a1ftr ~ ~ ~ aa ~E9gtCf(q1 fCldrstdLIl 4 ~Itcqlf ~ ~ ~ ~- ~ ~ fCll((4( aifCIllaquo4 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ lfI6poundlltJfi1((4 llil4IL1Il ~ sda41~Pa ~ SJft M4ItCtfilgd4fl(4 ~ ~ ~ a1ftr ~ ~~~~~I~((~~ ~Hcqlf ~ ~~~- II ft ~~ +1cua I ~ l(CqlFq((lfqffi I ~ ~ilqla ~~
1LIPa I a1ftr ~ ~lGI~~I(I tilil(tm I
BlqtflUtll ~lti6i4l
~RcqlLIl SlRtflIM ~~~q fCI4RIiR~ ipTf
~at I ~~IltflM I ~~atii1IL1~ ~ ~1~~lti~IiN~~~~ ~ lti~034(~
a1ftr ~ a(4T 1=(~Jf~~IEil~lijq ~~~LIIifi(UIIU~41 ~~~1~-tiiltCl( ai~lml i ~ stitoilifi(ul ~Rcql~4 ~ laquoltfct ~ qJqT SlIfI41q~ ~~~
A RANGARAJAN
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
73
BEYOND with
bullAspirationmiddot+lnnovation+middot Exploration middotmiddotOptimism
ReflectionmiddotmiddotOiscovery Dynamism Execution
middotIntegrity Endurance Evolution Excellence
TANUJA MOHANTY
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
IIsm II
awq ~rq-tiilti(4~ ~1tcqlii1lft
~~ a iI~l(UIl ~~~ ~ ~
411~114IL1iiiufq ~ 41lil4l~lttl~~NltJfi1 ~~IltfIft
~~~ t~~ ~ 41ii(laquoi1 ~~
atfurr~ ~ clltl~-tiiltClaquoCqI(cq ~ ~I~I
sA141lil4I+1(I~OSI4~~~ ~~~ I ~qtl lILIi tR Q ~ fCI(4lidliacteJd I ~~~+t~~ ~ fClR=tllod ~ qfa I 41~OOmfCIEtLIIl 4 ~ ~ SlI1IULIJ4ii1 Sj(ftfqfij I a1ftr ~ ~ ~ aa ~E9gtCf(q1 fCldrstdLIl 4 ~Itcqlf ~ ~ ~ ~- ~ ~ fCll((4( aifCIllaquo4 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ lfI6poundlltJfi1((4 llil4IL1Il ~ sda41~Pa ~ SJft M4ItCtfilgd4fl(4 ~ ~ ~ a1ftr ~ ~~~~~I~((~~ ~Hcqlf ~ ~~~- II ft ~~ +1cua I ~ l(CqlFq((lfqffi I ~ ~ilqla ~~
1LIPa I a1ftr ~ ~lGI~~I(I tilil(tm I
BlqtflUtll ~lti6i4l
~RcqlLIl SlRtflIM ~~~q fCI4RIiR~ ipTf
~at I ~~IltflM I ~~atii1IL1~ ~ ~1~~lti~IiN~~~~ ~ lti~034(~
a1ftr ~ a(4T 1=(~Jf~~IEil~lijq ~~~LIIifi(UIIU~41 ~~~1~-tiiltCl( ai~lml i ~ stitoilifi(ul ~Rcql~4 ~ laquoltfct ~ qJqT SlIfI41q~ ~~~
A RANGARAJAN
Research Scholar
Dept of Sanskrit
73
BEYOND with
bullAspirationmiddot+lnnovation+middot Exploration middotmiddotOptimism
ReflectionmiddotmiddotOiscovery Dynamism Execution
middotIntegrity Endurance Evolution Excellence
BEYOND with
bullAspirationmiddot+lnnovation+middot Exploration middotmiddotOptimism
ReflectionmiddotmiddotOiscovery Dynamism Execution
middotIntegrity Endurance Evolution Excellence