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Jallikattu, the bull taming event, is an annual Tamil tradition that has survived the test of time, it is an ancient sport that originates in ages when cattle herding, cultivation and hunting were the primary occupation of people. Scholars estimate the sport to be around for over 5000 years, with references being made in ancient Tamil poems from 2nd Century BCE, to Indus Valley civilization depiction of the 'hugging of the bull'.<\/p>
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Animal rights group People for Ethical Treatment of Animals, or PETA for short, argue that the sport exploits bulls, and have posted a video that highlights the cruelty with which the bulls are treated, often prodded on by sticks, sickles that cut into the bull's skin and rubbing irritant into the eyes of the bull, which often causes the bull to run head-along into the crowd over the barriers and run into traffic, running off the road and break bones. Following their investigation in 2013 and a campaign against the sport, on 7 May 2014, the Supreme Court of India struck down the state law and banned Jallikattu altogether. The Supreme Court noted that any flouting of the ban should result in penalties for cruelty to animals under The Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960. This, of course, has not gone down well with Tamils and supporters of the ancient sport.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484640113326","data":"587dcfbc13e15"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484640146671","data":"
Supporters argue that an ancient tradition cannot be stopped just because the Supreme Court bans it, the fact that conducting this sport is now illegal has only caused many people to conduct the festival in defiance of the SC order, leading to mass arrests with 30 people arrested and 240 detained into preventive custody in Alangnallur area of Madurai district in Tamil Nadu. The main line of argument is that such an old tradition must be preserved, since it has survived, against all odds, over many thousands of years. One more, and perhaps a saner argument in favor of the sport, is that it preserves bull species, which have been going extinct over the last 100 years with farmers adopting newer methods of farming. Against the 130 breeds present in India 100 years ago, only 37 exist today, and with a ban on Jallikattu, breeders and supporters argue that the remaining species will also die out and go extinct. Tamil Nadu had six cattle breeds earlier and now we have lost the Alambadi breed. The remaining breeds are Kangayam, Pulikulam, Umbalachery, Barugur and Malai Maadu.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484640766064","data":"587dd24e931d5"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484640809148","data":"
Both sides are on social media, battling it out in a hail of personal insults, actress Trisha deactivated her Twitter profile following a hail of abuse directed towards her for speaking in favor of the ban, whereas actor Kamal Hassan has openly supported the sport, saying if Jallikattu is banned, biryani must be banned too.<\/p>
Which side are you on? Do you support the ban or are you against it? We invite our readers to participate in active discussion on this issue, so comment below and share your views! <\/p>"}]
Description:<\/b><\/p>
1. Conceptualizing the overall creative approach and creative strategy for a new venture as per campaign requirements. <\/p>
2. Work closely with the research team (i.e. content writers) to design info graphics and images that can be shared on social media channels such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, etc.. <\/p>
3. Designing marketing collateral such as print ads, posters, mailers, brochures, landing pages, corporate power point presentations, banners, and much more.<\/p>
4. You will keep abreast of the latest trends in designing and printing. <\/p>
Eligibility:<\/b> Students pursuing UG\/PG degrees in Design, Animation, Fine Arts & Similar who have in depth knowledge in Adobe Photoshop, other relevant skills and is available in office for full time internship.<\/p>
Perks: <\/b>Certificate, Letter of recommendation, Flexible work hours, Informal dress code, 5 days a week.<\/p>
To apply:<\/b> Tech Mahindra<\/a><\/p>"}]
Description: <\/b><\/p>
1. Gain design experience in Java and Android <\/p>
2. Work with SQLite database<\/p>
3. Developing Location Based Services<\/p>
4. Working with remote data via REST and JSON<\/p>
5. Work with third-party libraries and APIs<\/p>
<\/b><\/p>
Eligibility: <\/b><\/p>
1. Available for full time (in-office) internship. <\/p>
2. Can start the internship between 15th Jan'17 and 14th Feb'17. <\/p>
3. Available for minimum 2 months duration.<\/p>
4. From Hyderabad and neighboring cities.<\/p>
5. Pursuing any degree but have relevant skills and interest.<\/p>
6. Currently in any year of study or are recent graduates.<\/p>
Perks: <\/b><\/p>
Certificate, Letter of recommendation, Flexible work hours, Informal dress code.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484570105608","data":"
Contact: <\/b>The SmartShoppr<\/a> <\/p>"}]
1. China takes a dig at India's NSG membership bid, says it cannot be Obama administration's farewell gift to India. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484570815216","data":"587cc3261a280"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484570816681","data":"
2. With the Election Commission to decide who the party president of the SP will be today, a photo with both Akhilesh Yadav and the party Patriarch Mulayam Singh Yadav's name plate goes viral, both bearing the designation 'National Party President' <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484570986060","data":"587cc19859996"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484570993811","data":"
3. ATM draw limit increased from Rs. 4500 a day to Rs. 10000 a day, in the latest statement from RBI. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484571035744","data":"587cc1d77a478"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484571054373","data":"
4. Hyderabad presses 300 additional buses into service as Sankranti holidays come to an end. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484571231084","data":"587cc28d52c0d"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484571236752","data":"
5. French DJ and EDM sensation David Guetta says he's happy to finally play in Hyderabad, a first for the artist. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484571318922","data":"587cc2f2255d5"}]
The entrance season for management aspirants has arrived, yet the confusion continues, to go for a MBA or Post Graduation Diploma in Management (PGDM). If statements like 'A MBA programme is more promising than a PGDM' confuse you, remember it is a myth. Whether it is a PGDM or a MBA, the institute is all that matters; did you know even the IIMs offer a PGDM programme and not an MBA! The primary difference between the two is that institutes like XLRI, IIFT, NMIMS and many other reputed colleges which are not a part of any university offer PGDM courses. <\/p>
A MBA follows a university curriculum where as a PGDM is designed by the institute within the guidelines of All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) so all you need to check is how reputed is the college that you are picking to apply, the industry is open to talent and no specific weight-age is given to neither a MBA nor a PGDM. Back then a PGDM was not accepted as post graduation for higher studies like Ph.D but now there is no more ambiguity regarding this issue, now PGDM is equivalent to a MBA, nevertheless one has to be careful and verify if the institute's PGDM is recognized. To be more specific, the diploma course is flexible and is designed to meet the requirements of the industry and is more instrumental in seeking a specialization in your area of interest whereas a MBA gives you comprehensive view of the business world. The institute that you choose is going to be the Brand by itself therefore choose your list carefully.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484554164370","data":"
Almost many B-schools like SP Jain, Goa Institute of Management have closed there applications for this year there are a few potential colleges that you need to check out whose admissions are still open. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484551868766","data":"
1. If you have a 80-90 percentile in CAT:<\/b><\/p>
Vinod Gupta School of Management, IIT Kharagpur<\/p>
Department of Management Studies IIT Delhi<\/p>
Shailesh J. Mehta School of Management<\/p>
Department of Management Studies, IIT(ISM) Dhanbad<\/p>
Department of Management Studies, IIT Roorkee<\/p>
Department of Industrial & Management Engineering, IIT Kanpur<\/p>
Department of Management Studies IIT Madras. <\/p>
Institute of Management Technology , Ghaziabad <\/p>
TAPMI <\/p>
Fore School of Management, New Delhi <\/p>
Institute of Rural Management Anand, Anand <\/p>
Prin. L. N. Welingkar Institute of Management Development & Research, Karnataka <\/span><\/p>Loyola Institute of Business Administration, Tamil Nadu <\/span><\/p>Great Lakes <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484551716111","data":" 2. If you have 70-80 percentile in CAT:<\/b><\/p>Christ University- Bangalore <\/p>Xaviers Institute of Management- Bangalore <\/p>Birla Institute of technology- Noida<\/p>Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship (XIME Kochi), Kochi<\/p>SRIRAM Group of Institutions, Greater Noida<\/p>Alliance School of Business - Alliance University, Anekal, Bangalore<\/p>"}]
Loyola Institute of Business Administration, Tamil Nadu <\/span><\/p>Great Lakes <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484551716111","data":" 2. If you have 70-80 percentile in CAT:<\/b><\/p>Christ University- Bangalore <\/p>Xaviers Institute of Management- Bangalore <\/p>Birla Institute of technology- Noida<\/p>Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship (XIME Kochi), Kochi<\/p>SRIRAM Group of Institutions, Greater Noida<\/p>Alliance School of Business - Alliance University, Anekal, Bangalore<\/p>"}]
Great Lakes <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484551716111","data":"
2. If you have 70-80 percentile in CAT:<\/b><\/p>
Christ University- Bangalore <\/p>
Xaviers Institute of Management- Bangalore <\/p>
Birla Institute of technology- Noida<\/p>
Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship (XIME Kochi), Kochi<\/p>
SRIRAM Group of Institutions, Greater Noida<\/p>
Alliance School of Business - Alliance University, Anekal, Bangalore<\/p>"}]
Commut.co is a startup that provides shuttle services to the many professionals in and around Hitech City, both to and from their houses to office. Of the six co-founders of this fantastic idea, stuMagz caught up with Prasanth Garapati for a talk about the startup. <\/p>
\"We're all batchmates, bunch of friends that came up with this idea one fine day after Hemanth tried all sorts of ways to commute to his work, from taking an overcrowded bus, hailing expensive taxis and trying his own car before he gave up. Traveling 25 kilometers in rush hour traffic after a long and hectic day is nothing short of torture,\" says Prasanth, referring to co-founder Hemanth J Reddy's experience going to work everyday, \"It was clear that the need of the hour was a method to go to office tension free, that's how we came up with the idea of Commut.\"<\/p>
Prasanth, along with Hemanth Reddy, Charan Thota, Akshay Chennupati, Sandeep Kachavarapu and Srujai Varikuti cast off from the safe harbor of the rat race and dived head first into the world of startups with Commut. <\/p>
\"I'm still a student here at IIIT,\" Prasanth says, \"I'm pursuing a double degree, B.Tech and Masters in Computer Science, and this is going to be my final year.\"<\/p>
\"In March 2016, we had about 10 to 15 shuttles and the demand was only going up, it was clear that there was a market for this, with people wanting to go back home without worrying excessively about driving themselves home or taking an overcrowded bus. Now, by December 2016 and even now, we have 70 shuttles and get about 1250 to 1350 bookings per day, across 100 plus routes around the city,\" he says about the operations, \"it's cheaper than a cab, we offer fixed rates, and doesn't have the hassle of a bus.\"<\/p>
On being asked what he would like to say to his peers, fellow students looking to start their own ventures, he says, \"Do not be afraid to try something different, if you believe in your idea, and can back it up with dedication, you never have to participate in the rat race. Don't be afraid to choose the road less traveled.\" <\/p>
Prasanth Garapati, along with his co-founders, are going to apply for the Global Student Entrepreneur Awards 2017. If you too are a student entrepreneur, register your startup by clicking here.<\/a><\/p><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484565274700","data":"587cab66f38d4"}]
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Here is the link for previous episode Muhurtham Episode 01<\/a><\/p><\/a><\/p>The train started to pick up speed and I could witness the city passing by. I stood at the door of the coach and started gazing outside..A minute after, I could sense a slum stench which toppled my sight. I saw an old man carrying a heavy gunny sack on his back with a wobbling walk on the parallel track. Black pigmented spots on his face with skin being peel is what I could see within a bit time sight. My thoughts immediately shifted to the seminar I had attended \u201cMore weight on the back of poor\u201d by Anil Thakare, my teacher in one of my IAS coaching classes. <\/p>Since my childhood, I have a habit of counting the number of coaches the train has. Holding the support of yellow colored hand railing at the train gate I started counting from the engine. I am in the seventh coach from engine and the total being seventeen. I had bliss on my face for my pocket size victory in being successful in counting coach numbers.<\/p>I called mom and updated her about my journey. She enquired about the seat, she asked whether I bought a water bottle, she questioned about my dinner and about my luggage then finally she suggested to keep my journey ticket safe, the usual of embarrassing me all the times.Every call with mom each day realizes how selfless mothers love can be. <\/p>.<\/p>.<\/p>At 5:10PM train slowed down its speed just before kachiguda station. I decided to reach my seat and relax. I leaned back and checked whether someone occupied my seat.Train ran along kachiguda platform. All the passengers waiting for the train on platform reminded me of some old telugu movie in which all the followers would be waiting to receive their hero who will be standing at the door of coach. Honking from the chime of engine made me to take a move from the present spot.<\/p>\u201cTrain number \u2026\u2026\u201d the same announcement with the same tone and the train stopped at its first halt.Passengers rushed to enter into the coaches. Every traveler has single motto to get a seat. Indian seats are always impartial they go with a transparent strategy \u201cFirst come first serve\u201d.<\/p>I came near to my seat and the mobile vibration paused my steps. It\u2019s a call from puppy. I understood that she could have called to wish me a happy journey again. I picked up call holding the support of hand railing. <\/p><\/p>\u201c So are you missing me already?\u201d ,I started the conversation without a hello..<\/p><\/p>\u201c Dude!!!\u201d she started I was smiling inside; I could sense her emotion from her voice.. <\/p><\/p>\u201chmmm\u201d\u201d,I replied with a smile .<\/p><\/p>\u201cWhere are you now ?\u201dShe diverted the feel!<\/p><\/p>\u201cI am about to reach kachiguda\u201d,I answered. <\/p><\/p>\u201cWhere did you keep your bag \u201c, an unexpected and unwanted question from her.<\/p><\/p>My thoughts suddenly alarmed whether I forgot any of my bags. I raised my sight diagonally to check whether all the baggage is on the railing. All my three bags along with a backpack are placed on the railing. <\/p><\/p>I took a sigh and replied \u201cwhat!!!!\u201d<\/p><\/p>\u201cAbey where is your baggage?\u201d a repetition..<\/p><\/p>I could listen kiran laughing over call and she is instructing him \u201cnavvaku (please don\u2019t laugh)\u201d\u201cIt\u2019s on baggage railing\u201d, <\/p><\/p>I answered this time.\u201cBava,I love your earphones \u201c, Kiran shouted over the call.I doubted that I forgot my earphones..<\/p><\/p>\u201cI will call you back \u201c, immediately I disconnected the call and rushed to my seat.I raised both of my hands and took my backpack.<\/p><\/p> I hurriedly unzipped the bag and I have my ear phones in the bag . I cautiously checked my entire bag with a doubt.I found a new item in my bag... Many items ran over my mind as I confirmed that both of them have given a surprise gift.<\/p> It\u2019s a carton box wrapped beautifully with green colour decorative paper. A white sticker on the top left side with a message \u201cTo the dreamer, from your dot dot dot \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026(It was not written)\u201c A red ribbon is tied connecting the opposite corners of the box.<\/i> <\/p>I found a sudden brightness on my phone screen and another call from kiran. I did not wait even for a single complete vibration. I swiped oddly on my screen to accept the call.<\/p>\u201cBavaaaaaaaaaa\u201d, I screamed to show my excitement\u2026Many turned towards my side with a wearied look..<\/p>A complete laugh of both from the other end\u2026 <\/p><\/p>\u201cI am unwrapping it \u201c, I signed them that I am opening the presentation.<\/p><\/p>\u201cNo da!!! Keep the same in your showcase \u201c, salty sarcastic reply from the fellow.<\/p>\u201cTake a look now \u201c,he ordered and disconnected the call.<\/p>Many passengers shifted their attention towards me voluntarily. It\u2019s their interest on the wrapped one .I am sure they are more interested towards my gift than me.I sat at my place and started to unfurl the gift-wrap.<\/p> I separated the ribbon from the cellophane paper. I hurriedly removed the sticker and kept in my shirt pocket without my knowledge. I turned the gift in all the directions to find the best way to remove the cellophane without tearing the gift paper. Beginning from the left end corner, I made a careful attempt of unwrapping wisely.<\/p><\/p>It\u2019s a red coloured one with some garment design work on it. Black border on all the sides made it a complete one. It is a photo album with richness.<\/p>Me being in the state of increasing excitement couldn\u2019t resist opening the album. <\/p>\u201cTo the beautiful friend I ever had\u201d, Sweetest lines with golden colored font and curved calligraphy. I moved my fingers on each and every letter of the wish. <\/p>It welcomed with a black and white baby picture of mine. A baby sitting on the chair with the thumb finger in mouth and laughing big.Though I have seen the same picture many times before, I still felt it as an unseen one when it was on this album. <\/p>The next being the one taken when I was singing \u201cchitti chilakmma amma kottinda \u201c in my white and white uniform when I was in first standard.As I turned pages over the album I could find my own pictures of my childhood. It\u2019s a challenge for me to look into my own pictures when I was in between the classes sixth and tenth. A boy with a round face, a high diametered tummy and unnatural growth of many of most of the body parts. I tried to be quick at those pages. <\/p>A picture of Sai, Rakesh and me with a saluting pose during our childhood tuitions is one among of my all-time favorites. Pictures with my family, my mother tying me to the tree as a punishment, all my childhood friends, the drama one where I was in a ghost role and many more\u2026<\/p><\/p> The album is a collection of memories.Kiran picture in the middle of album remembered my intermediate days. It was the first picture I clicked for him in the basic model phone.<\/p>Then comes the picture of my graduation days. Every memory related to my engineering education is very special for me. Our college photo, the vertical bars in front of my administrative block, a common meeting place for us, and our 32-year-old canteen and many more made me feel nostalgic. The picture with my basketball team is another good memory. The pages continued in the same order showing my friends professors, teammates. <\/p>I started turning quicker as my mind said \u201cLook into the collection first you can narrate each picture later\u201d.The twenty fifth one was the one with my club team. Twenty sixth one being taken with my favorite professor.<\/p>.<\/p>.<\/p>.<\/p>Picture number 27 came into the line. I opened my eyes widely after looking into the person\u2019s picture. I was immovable for some time. I observed a tear drop falling onto the picture. I abruptly closed after looking into the picture. Both my eyes looked around with shock unwilling to extend my calmness.Without a next thought I kept the album inside the bag. <\/p>\u201cIn your diary,Some pages are black too\u201d, line gave by my dad was running in my mind.<\/p>I stood up and sat down looking to the watch again and again. I went to the wash basin returned back without washing my face. I took my earphones and kept it back. My legs started to vibrate without my knowledge. I could sense the uncontrolled nature of mine. I bowed my head down so that others cannot find my emergence state.I closed my eyes and after sometime I fall asleep....<\/p><\/p>My thoughts all at a once found an observation.Platform number seven<\/i><\/b> ,coach number seven<\/i><\/b>,total coaches seven<\/i><\/b>teen and the picture is twenty seven . <\/i><\/b>I questioned myself why the number seven is coming again and again.<\/i><\/p><\/i><\/p>\u201csurya \u2026.surya\u2026.\u201d I could hear my name.. I thought I am in a dream but I am not!!!<\/i><\/p>.<\/i><\/p>.<\/i><\/p>(To be continued in the next episode)<\/i><\/p><\/i><\/p>"}]
<\/a><\/p>The train started to pick up speed and I could witness the city passing by. I stood at the door of the coach and started gazing outside..A minute after, I could sense a slum stench which toppled my sight. I saw an old man carrying a heavy gunny sack on his back with a wobbling walk on the parallel track. Black pigmented spots on his face with skin being peel is what I could see within a bit time sight. My thoughts immediately shifted to the seminar I had attended \u201cMore weight on the back of poor\u201d by Anil Thakare, my teacher in one of my IAS coaching classes. <\/p>Since my childhood, I have a habit of counting the number of coaches the train has. Holding the support of yellow colored hand railing at the train gate I started counting from the engine. I am in the seventh coach from engine and the total being seventeen. I had bliss on my face for my pocket size victory in being successful in counting coach numbers.<\/p>I called mom and updated her about my journey. She enquired about the seat, she asked whether I bought a water bottle, she questioned about my dinner and about my luggage then finally she suggested to keep my journey ticket safe, the usual of embarrassing me all the times.Every call with mom each day realizes how selfless mothers love can be. <\/p>.<\/p>.<\/p>At 5:10PM train slowed down its speed just before kachiguda station. I decided to reach my seat and relax. I leaned back and checked whether someone occupied my seat.Train ran along kachiguda platform. All the passengers waiting for the train on platform reminded me of some old telugu movie in which all the followers would be waiting to receive their hero who will be standing at the door of coach. Honking from the chime of engine made me to take a move from the present spot.<\/p>\u201cTrain number \u2026\u2026\u201d the same announcement with the same tone and the train stopped at its first halt.Passengers rushed to enter into the coaches. Every traveler has single motto to get a seat. Indian seats are always impartial they go with a transparent strategy \u201cFirst come first serve\u201d.<\/p>I came near to my seat and the mobile vibration paused my steps. It\u2019s a call from puppy. I understood that she could have called to wish me a happy journey again. I picked up call holding the support of hand railing. <\/p><\/p>\u201c So are you missing me already?\u201d ,I started the conversation without a hello..<\/p><\/p>\u201c Dude!!!\u201d she started I was smiling inside; I could sense her emotion from her voice.. <\/p><\/p>\u201chmmm\u201d\u201d,I replied with a smile .<\/p><\/p>\u201cWhere are you now ?\u201dShe diverted the feel!<\/p><\/p>\u201cI am about to reach kachiguda\u201d,I answered. <\/p><\/p>\u201cWhere did you keep your bag \u201c, an unexpected and unwanted question from her.<\/p><\/p>My thoughts suddenly alarmed whether I forgot any of my bags. I raised my sight diagonally to check whether all the baggage is on the railing. All my three bags along with a backpack are placed on the railing. <\/p><\/p>I took a sigh and replied \u201cwhat!!!!\u201d<\/p><\/p>\u201cAbey where is your baggage?\u201d a repetition..<\/p><\/p>I could listen kiran laughing over call and she is instructing him \u201cnavvaku (please don\u2019t laugh)\u201d\u201cIt\u2019s on baggage railing\u201d, <\/p><\/p>I answered this time.\u201cBava,I love your earphones \u201c, Kiran shouted over the call.I doubted that I forgot my earphones..<\/p><\/p>\u201cI will call you back \u201c, immediately I disconnected the call and rushed to my seat.I raised both of my hands and took my backpack.<\/p><\/p> I hurriedly unzipped the bag and I have my ear phones in the bag . I cautiously checked my entire bag with a doubt.I found a new item in my bag... Many items ran over my mind as I confirmed that both of them have given a surprise gift.<\/p> It\u2019s a carton box wrapped beautifully with green colour decorative paper. A white sticker on the top left side with a message \u201cTo the dreamer, from your dot dot dot \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026(It was not written)\u201c A red ribbon is tied connecting the opposite corners of the box.<\/i> <\/p>I found a sudden brightness on my phone screen and another call from kiran. I did not wait even for a single complete vibration. I swiped oddly on my screen to accept the call.<\/p>\u201cBavaaaaaaaaaa\u201d, I screamed to show my excitement\u2026Many turned towards my side with a wearied look..<\/p>A complete laugh of both from the other end\u2026 <\/p><\/p>\u201cI am unwrapping it \u201c, I signed them that I am opening the presentation.<\/p><\/p>\u201cNo da!!! Keep the same in your showcase \u201c, salty sarcastic reply from the fellow.<\/p>\u201cTake a look now \u201c,he ordered and disconnected the call.<\/p>Many passengers shifted their attention towards me voluntarily. It\u2019s their interest on the wrapped one .I am sure they are more interested towards my gift than me.I sat at my place and started to unfurl the gift-wrap.<\/p> I separated the ribbon from the cellophane paper. I hurriedly removed the sticker and kept in my shirt pocket without my knowledge. I turned the gift in all the directions to find the best way to remove the cellophane without tearing the gift paper. Beginning from the left end corner, I made a careful attempt of unwrapping wisely.<\/p><\/p>It\u2019s a red coloured one with some garment design work on it. Black border on all the sides made it a complete one. It is a photo album with richness.<\/p>Me being in the state of increasing excitement couldn\u2019t resist opening the album. <\/p>\u201cTo the beautiful friend I ever had\u201d, Sweetest lines with golden colored font and curved calligraphy. I moved my fingers on each and every letter of the wish. <\/p>It welcomed with a black and white baby picture of mine. A baby sitting on the chair with the thumb finger in mouth and laughing big.Though I have seen the same picture many times before, I still felt it as an unseen one when it was on this album. <\/p>The next being the one taken when I was singing \u201cchitti chilakmma amma kottinda \u201c in my white and white uniform when I was in first standard.As I turned pages over the album I could find my own pictures of my childhood. It\u2019s a challenge for me to look into my own pictures when I was in between the classes sixth and tenth. A boy with a round face, a high diametered tummy and unnatural growth of many of most of the body parts. I tried to be quick at those pages. <\/p>A picture of Sai, Rakesh and me with a saluting pose during our childhood tuitions is one among of my all-time favorites. Pictures with my family, my mother tying me to the tree as a punishment, all my childhood friends, the drama one where I was in a ghost role and many more\u2026<\/p><\/p> The album is a collection of memories.Kiran picture in the middle of album remembered my intermediate days. It was the first picture I clicked for him in the basic model phone.<\/p>Then comes the picture of my graduation days. Every memory related to my engineering education is very special for me. Our college photo, the vertical bars in front of my administrative block, a common meeting place for us, and our 32-year-old canteen and many more made me feel nostalgic. The picture with my basketball team is another good memory. The pages continued in the same order showing my friends professors, teammates. <\/p>I started turning quicker as my mind said \u201cLook into the collection first you can narrate each picture later\u201d.The twenty fifth one was the one with my club team. Twenty sixth one being taken with my favorite professor.<\/p>.<\/p>.<\/p>.<\/p>Picture number 27 came into the line. I opened my eyes widely after looking into the person\u2019s picture. I was immovable for some time. I observed a tear drop falling onto the picture. I abruptly closed after looking into the picture. Both my eyes looked around with shock unwilling to extend my calmness.Without a next thought I kept the album inside the bag. <\/p>\u201cIn your diary,Some pages are black too\u201d, line gave by my dad was running in my mind.<\/p>I stood up and sat down looking to the watch again and again. I went to the wash basin returned back without washing my face. I took my earphones and kept it back. My legs started to vibrate without my knowledge. I could sense the uncontrolled nature of mine. I bowed my head down so that others cannot find my emergence state.I closed my eyes and after sometime I fall asleep....<\/p><\/p>My thoughts all at a once found an observation.Platform number seven<\/i><\/b> ,coach number seven<\/i><\/b>,total coaches seven<\/i><\/b>teen and the picture is twenty seven . <\/i><\/b>I questioned myself why the number seven is coming again and again.<\/i><\/p><\/i><\/p>\u201csurya \u2026.surya\u2026.\u201d I could hear my name.. I thought I am in a dream but I am not!!!<\/i><\/p>.<\/i><\/p>.<\/i><\/p>(To be continued in the next episode)<\/i><\/p><\/i><\/p>"}]
The train started to pick up speed and I could witness the city passing by. I stood at the door of the coach and started gazing outside..A minute after, I could sense a slum stench which toppled my sight. I saw an old man carrying a heavy gunny sack on his back with a wobbling walk on the parallel track. Black pigmented spots on his face with skin being peel is what I could see within a bit time sight. My thoughts immediately shifted to the seminar I had attended \u201cMore weight on the back of poor\u201d by Anil Thakare, my teacher in one of my IAS coaching classes. <\/p>
Since my childhood, I have a habit of counting the number of coaches the train has. Holding the support of yellow colored hand railing at the train gate I started counting from the engine. I am in the seventh coach from engine and the total being seventeen. I had bliss on my face for my pocket size victory in being successful in counting coach numbers.<\/p>
I called mom and updated her about my journey. She enquired about the seat, she asked whether I bought a water bottle, she questioned about my dinner and about my luggage then finally she suggested to keep my journey ticket safe, the usual of embarrassing me all the times.Every call with mom each day realizes how selfless mothers love can be. <\/p>
.<\/p>
At 5:10PM train slowed down its speed just before kachiguda station. I decided to reach my seat and relax. I leaned back and checked whether someone occupied my seat.Train ran along kachiguda platform. All the passengers waiting for the train on platform reminded me of some old telugu movie in which all the followers would be waiting to receive their hero who will be standing at the door of coach. Honking from the chime of engine made me to take a move from the present spot.<\/p>
\u201cTrain number \u2026\u2026\u201d the same announcement with the same tone and the train stopped at its first halt.Passengers rushed to enter into the coaches. Every traveler has single motto to get a seat. Indian seats are always impartial they go with a transparent strategy \u201cFirst come first serve\u201d.<\/p>
I came near to my seat and the mobile vibration paused my steps. It\u2019s a call from puppy. I understood that she could have called to wish me a happy journey again. I picked up call holding the support of hand railing. <\/p>
<\/p>
\u201c So are you missing me already?\u201d ,I started the conversation without a hello..<\/p>
\u201c Dude!!!\u201d she started I was smiling inside; I could sense her emotion from her voice.. <\/p>
\u201chmmm\u201d\u201d,I replied with a smile .<\/p>
\u201cWhere are you now ?\u201dShe diverted the feel!<\/p>
\u201cI am about to reach kachiguda\u201d,I answered. <\/p>
\u201cWhere did you keep your bag \u201c, an unexpected and unwanted question from her.<\/p>
My thoughts suddenly alarmed whether I forgot any of my bags. I raised my sight diagonally to check whether all the baggage is on the railing. All my three bags along with a backpack are placed on the railing. <\/p>
I took a sigh and replied \u201cwhat!!!!\u201d<\/p>
\u201cAbey where is your baggage?\u201d a repetition..<\/p>
I could listen kiran laughing over call and she is instructing him \u201cnavvaku (please don\u2019t laugh)\u201d\u201cIt\u2019s on baggage railing\u201d, <\/p>
I answered this time.\u201cBava,I love your earphones \u201c, Kiran shouted over the call.I doubted that I forgot my earphones..<\/p>
\u201cI will call you back \u201c, immediately I disconnected the call and rushed to my seat.I raised both of my hands and took my backpack.<\/p>
I hurriedly unzipped the bag and I have my ear phones in the bag . I cautiously checked my entire bag with a doubt.I found a new item in my bag... Many items ran over my mind as I confirmed that both of them have given a surprise gift.<\/p>
It\u2019s a carton box wrapped beautifully with green colour decorative paper. A white sticker on the top left side with a message \u201cTo the dreamer, from your dot dot dot \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026(It was not written)\u201c A red ribbon is tied connecting the opposite corners of the box.<\/i> <\/p>
I found a sudden brightness on my phone screen and another call from kiran. I did not wait even for a single complete vibration. I swiped oddly on my screen to accept the call.<\/p>
\u201cBavaaaaaaaaaa\u201d, I screamed to show my excitement\u2026Many turned towards my side with a wearied look..<\/p>
A complete laugh of both from the other end\u2026 <\/p>
\u201cI am unwrapping it \u201c, I signed them that I am opening the presentation.<\/p>
\u201cNo da!!! Keep the same in your showcase \u201c, salty sarcastic reply from the fellow.<\/p>
\u201cTake a look now \u201c,he ordered and disconnected the call.<\/p>
Many passengers shifted their attention towards me voluntarily. It\u2019s their interest on the wrapped one .I am sure they are more interested towards my gift than me.I sat at my place and started to unfurl the gift-wrap.<\/p>
I separated the ribbon from the cellophane paper. I hurriedly removed the sticker and kept in my shirt pocket without my knowledge. I turned the gift in all the directions to find the best way to remove the cellophane without tearing the gift paper. Beginning from the left end corner, I made a careful attempt of unwrapping wisely.<\/p>
It\u2019s a red coloured one with some garment design work on it. Black border on all the sides made it a complete one. It is a photo album with richness.<\/p>
Me being in the state of increasing excitement couldn\u2019t resist opening the album. <\/p>
\u201cTo the beautiful friend I ever had\u201d, Sweetest lines with golden colored font and curved calligraphy. I moved my fingers on each and every letter of the wish. <\/p>
It welcomed with a black and white baby picture of mine. A baby sitting on the chair with the thumb finger in mouth and laughing big.Though I have seen the same picture many times before, I still felt it as an unseen one when it was on this album. <\/p>
The next being the one taken when I was singing \u201cchitti chilakmma amma kottinda \u201c in my white and white uniform when I was in first standard.As I turned pages over the album I could find my own pictures of my childhood. It\u2019s a challenge for me to look into my own pictures when I was in between the classes sixth and tenth. A boy with a round face, a high diametered tummy and unnatural growth of many of most of the body parts. I tried to be quick at those pages. <\/p>
A picture of Sai, Rakesh and me with a saluting pose during our childhood tuitions is one among of my all-time favorites. Pictures with my family, my mother tying me to the tree as a punishment, all my childhood friends, the drama one where I was in a ghost role and many more\u2026<\/p>
The album is a collection of memories.Kiran picture in the middle of album remembered my intermediate days. It was the first picture I clicked for him in the basic model phone.<\/p>
Then comes the picture of my graduation days. Every memory related to my engineering education is very special for me. Our college photo, the vertical bars in front of my administrative block, a common meeting place for us, and our 32-year-old canteen and many more made me feel nostalgic. The picture with my basketball team is another good memory. The pages continued in the same order showing my friends professors, teammates. <\/p>
I started turning quicker as my mind said \u201cLook into the collection first you can narrate each picture later\u201d.The twenty fifth one was the one with my club team. Twenty sixth one being taken with my favorite professor.<\/p>
Picture number 27 came into the line. I opened my eyes widely after looking into the person\u2019s picture. I was immovable for some time. I observed a tear drop falling onto the picture. I abruptly closed after looking into the picture. Both my eyes looked around with shock unwilling to extend my calmness.Without a next thought I kept the album inside the bag. <\/p>
\u201cIn your diary,Some pages are black too\u201d, line gave by my dad was running in my mind.<\/p>
I stood up and sat down looking to the watch again and again. I went to the wash basin returned back without washing my face. I took my earphones and kept it back. My legs started to vibrate without my knowledge. I could sense the uncontrolled nature of mine. I bowed my head down so that others cannot find my emergence state.I closed my eyes and after sometime I fall asleep....<\/p>
My thoughts all at a once found an observation.Platform number seven<\/i><\/b> ,coach number seven<\/i><\/b>,total coaches seven<\/i><\/b>teen and the picture is twenty seven . <\/i><\/b>I questioned myself why the number seven is coming again and again.<\/i><\/p>
<\/i><\/p>
\u201csurya \u2026.surya\u2026.\u201d I could hear my name.. I thought I am in a dream but I am not!!!<\/i><\/p>
.<\/i><\/p>
(To be continued in the next episode)<\/i><\/p>
<\/i><\/p>"}]
After all most all management exam results declared, now its time to short-list colleges that you need to apply. The criteria to select the colleges depends on multiple factors; area of specialization, eligibility, placements etc. Apart from the IIMs there are many other B-schools which offer PGDM programmes. So here is what can help you decide on B-schools that you can apply. <\/p>
Top MBA colleges for Human Resource Management are listed below. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484304927428","data":"
1. Xaviers Labour Research Institute (XLRI) <\/b><\/p>
Xaviers is the top most institute for HR. The HRM course is the oldest and the most prestigious of the Institute's teaching programmes. They accept XAT score only. <\/p>
Eligibility: Candidates must hold a bachelor\u2019s degree in any discipline of minimum 3 years duration or equivalent from a recognized university. Final year students can also apply. The intake would be around 300 students. The median salary for the 2013-2015 batch is 17 lakhs. <\/p>
You would be short-listed for Group discussion and Personal interview on the basis of your XAT percentile and your profile. The cut off is expected to be around 88 percentile for HRM. Sectional cut offs include 85 for verbal ability and also for quant, 80 for decision making. <\/p>
<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484310673836","data":"5878c8c2d92fe"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484306763961","data":"
2. Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS)<\/b><\/p>
TISS has been one of the premier institutes in India in social sciences, human development, public policy and economics. It is mandatory to write TISSNET. There are four campuses, in Hyderabad, Mumbia, Guwahati and Tuljapur. <\/p>
Eligibility: Candidates must hold a bachelor\u2019s degree in any discipline of minimum 3 years duration or equivalent from a recognized university. Final year students can also apply. TISSNET results are to be declared on january 27 based on which you would be shortlisted for GD and PI based on your score. <\/p>
The intake is not more than 60 students per campus. The average package is 14.77 lakhs as per placement report 2015. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484310684292","data":"5878c8ce3b213"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484308021594","data":"
3. Symbiosis Institute of Buisness Management (SIBM)<\/b><\/p>
It is one among the elite group of colleges that offer exceptional placements and is a well established college for a MBA program. They accept SNAP scores only. <\/p>
Eligibility: Candidate should be a graduate from any statutory university with a minimum of 50% marks (45% for SC\/ST) at graduation level.\nCandidates appearing for final year examinations can also apply, but their admission will be subject to obtaining a minimum of 50% marks (45% for SC\/ST) in the qualifying examination. <\/p>
The intake is about 180 students and the cut off for SIBM pune is 97.9031 for the open category students, \n70.8679 for the SC students\n\n32.3682 for the ST category students in SNAP. The average package is 13 lakhs.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484310742291","data":"5878c9076c996"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484308904533","data":"
4. Delhi School of Economics<\/b><\/p>
It is regarded as one of India's finest academic institutions in social sciences. <\/p>
Eligibility: Passed Bachelor\u2019s Degree examination of the University of Delhi or an examination recognized as equivalent thereto in any discipline, with minimum 50% marks in aggregate or equivalent thereto in the grading system. Relaxation in eligibility for students of reserved category would be as per university rules.<\/p>
They accept only CAT scores. The intake is for about 80 seats and the average package is between 10-12 lakhs. The cut off is around 90 percentile. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484310792283","data":"5878c938d5fab"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484309825968","data":"
5. Management Development Institute (MDI)<\/b><\/p>
MDI offers one of the finest HR programme. The average package for the year 2015 is 18.3 lakhs.<\/p>
Eligibility: The candidates must have 50% marks or equivalent CGPA in both X and XII. The candidate must have minimum 3 year\u2019s Bachelor\u2019s Degree, with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA in any discipline from any University incorporated by an Act of the Central or State legislature in India. <\/p>
They accept CAT scores. The intake is about 335 students and the cut off is 90 percentile. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484310862250","data":"5878c9830bee4"}]
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1. Rahul Gandhi criticizes Prime Minister Narendra Modi over Khadi Village Industries Commission (KVIC) replacing the image of Mahatma Gandhi with that of the Prime Minister in its wall calendar and table diary for 2017 <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484310557347","data":"5878c859c5dfe"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484310579713","data":"
2. Maruti Suzuki launches its new car, Ignis, with prices starting at Rs. 4.59 lakhs. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484310633607","data":"5878c8af9b80a"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484310664034","data":"
3. Demonetization policy raises concerns regarding the government policy towards RBI and its autonomy. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484310719868","data":"5878c9a8ccda3"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484310721680","data":"
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January 15th is celebrated as Indian Army Day to celebrate the peaceful transition of control from the last British Commander-in-chief General Sir Francis Butcher to K. M. Cariappa. Since then, the Indian Army has been exemplary in the performance of their duties, winning wars and fighting till their last breathe so all of us could sleep peacefully. This article celebrates and remembers the adventures and sacrifice of the Indian Army and it's soldiers over the years. <\/p>
1. Highest Battlefield in the World <\/b><\/p>
The Siachen Glacier is the highest battlefield in the world, and Indian army's constant monitoring of the area with numerous patrols even in the harsh weather conditions, with temperatures often dropping to way below sub zero levels, and the fact that Siachen Glacier is 5000 meters above sea level makes our army the most experienced in high altitude and mountain warfare. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484303709294","data":"5878add6932fa"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484303794845","data":"
2. Grenadier Yogender Singh Yadav<\/b><\/p>
Yogender Singh Yadav's story is perhaps one of the most amazing stories to come out of the 1999 Kargil war, it's so unbelievable that it has to be read multiple times. Not only did he go above and beyond the call of duty, he survived to tell the tale, despite multiple bullet wounds and grenades thrown in his general direction. He was instrumental in capturing Tiger Hill, by climbing it silently and killing enemy soldiers who had killed his commander and put bullets in him, and he did this without using a climbing rope, bleeding from bullet wounds, and eliminating hostiles in close quarter combat. His gallantry spurred the army on, which was low on morale since the enemy had the high ground, and they managed to push through and capture Tiger Hill top. He was believed to be dead until he was found recovering in a field medic tent, and is one of the very few recipients of the Param Vir Chakra who are still alive (it is awarded to soldiers who go beyond the call of duty and lay down their life as sacrifice)<\/p><\/br>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484304317442","data":"5878b04840f89"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484304318825","data":"
3. The Battle of Longewala<\/b><\/p>
Famously portrayed in the movie Border, this 1971 battle was instrumental for the Indian army by boosting our morale significantly. The reason is simple, 45 tanks and 2000 Pakistani soldiers advanced towards Indian positions and were held back, not by a massive battalion, but by 120 Indian Soldiers.<\/p>
And we lost only 2 soldiers<\/p>
It sounds unbelievable, but 120 soldiers armed with light machine guns, with the help of 5 Air Force jets (which couldn't provide air support in the night), took on a massive invading force and punched them in the face. Pakistan lost 500 vehicles, lost 200 men, dignity and 34 tanks, the highest abandoment of tanks after World War 2, while the Indian side only lost 2 men. <\/p>
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4. The 1967 Sikkim Conflict <\/b><\/p>
Following installation of loud speakers warning India about a repeat of 1962's war with China, India ignored the Chinese installed speakers at the Nathu-La pass and started fencing the area. Unfortunately, China responded with machine gun fire from the other side of the border, causing 70 soldiers to lay down their lives since the pass had no cover. Following this, artillery strike into the machine gun camp from the Indian side caused a loss of 400 men for the Chinese, an understandably large number of men, which caused them to retreat and try the same dirty trick again just a few kilometers away at Cho-La. Despite initial casualties, the 7\/11 GR and the 10 JAK RIF stood firm and forced the Chinese to withdraw nearly three kilometres away to Kam-Barracks where they are installed till date. And this is how the Chinese retreated from Sikkim.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484306265467","data":"5878b7d340331"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484306345116","data":"
5. Captain Vikram 'Sher Shah' Batra<\/b><\/p>
A man so manly he captured a key strategic point at 17000 feet just because the enemy taunted him. Nicknamed Sher Shah for his gallantry, he was sent to capture Peak 5140, a key strategic point captured by the Pakistani army in the 1999 Kargil war. Climbing the sheer rock face, Batra and his team came under machine gun fire but kept climbing anyway, and after reaching the top, killed every last enemy soldier in the bunkers present there, and captured a key anti aircraft position. This victory was instrumental in opening the theater of war to the Indian side and instrumental in us winning the Kargil war. Sher Shah was Killed in Action when he jumped to his junior, Lt. Naveen's defense, pushing him back after being wounded and protecting him because he had kids to go back to. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484306693426","data":"5878b93dcfa7a"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484306695322","data":"
6. General Cariappa's Thunder<\/b><\/p>
When his son, K. C. Cariappa, a pilot for the Indian Air Force, was shot down over Pakistan and captured, the soldiers quickly realized who he was and took him to the then Pakistani President Ayub Khan, who was a former colleague of the General, called him up and asked him if he would want safe return of his son at the earliest. The first Indian General of the Army is said to have thundered, \"All the POWs are my sons, take good care of them,\" and cut the call. <\/p>
Of course, K. C. Cariappa survived and now lives in his father's old house, has also written a book about his father. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484307156332","data":"5878c491e35fc"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484307157781","data":"
7. Captain Manoj Kumar Pandey<\/b> <\/p>
In his SSB interview, he was asked the standard question on why he wanted to join the army. Manoj Kumar Pandey is said to have replied without second thought \"I want to win the Param Vir Chakra\" and win he did, when he become one of the heroes of the Kargil war of 1999. During the war, he led his men to capture the Jubar top, besides a narrow, treacherous ridge towards. He rushed ahead of his troops in the hail of incoming hostile fire and killed two men in a bunker and told his troops to push ahead and clear the rest of the bunkers before collapsing on the floor due to a bullet wound in his legs. Later on, as part of Operation Vijay, he braved enemy fire, with bullet wounds on his shoulders and cleared enemy positions before being shot in the head by a stray bullet. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484308013942","data":"5878be87a73cc"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484308064854","data":"
8. Lt. Arun Khetarpal <\/b><\/p>
When the 47th Indian Infantry Brigade realized they were outnumbered and stuck in a difficult position, they requested for help and Lt. Arun Khetarpal was the closest and the first one to respond. Him, with his tank division cut across the advancing Pakistani troops, capturing many soldiers in the process. Even as his tank division was thinning out due to the oncoming hail of fire, Khetarpal refused to back down and continued advancing, killing more enemies in the process. He was asked to abandon his tank once it caught fire, but he refused because 'His gun was still working', and he died with his tank when it blew up. He was 21 years old.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484308471626","data":"5878c0240f211"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484308477123","data":"
9. The Gorkha Regiment<\/b> <\/p>
One of the most feared soldiers in the world, so much so that they've won the respect of even their staunchest enemies, the Gorkha Regiment's exploits are legendary, all the regiments together have 3 Param Vir Chakras, 33 Maha Vir Chakras, and 84 Vir Chakras earned during operations. The British, so impressed with their valor, offered them a place in the British Army back in 1815, and they've been a part of the British, and subsequently, the Indian army ever since. With their omnipresent Kukri's by their side, the tales of their fearlessness are legendary, with many quotes about them. \"May God have mercy on our enemies, because we won't.\"<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484308877073","data":"5878c1d2e10b9"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1484308911113","data":"
10. Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw <\/b><\/p>
Field Marshal Sam Hormusji Framji Jamshedji Manekshaw, also known as Sam Bahadur, was the first Indian Army Officer to be promoted to the rank of Field Marshal, and is also known as one of the best leaders of the Indian Army. He was a veteran of 5 wars in the 4 decades of his career in the military, and was known for his witty quips as well as being the instrumental lead behind the 1971 war, which led to the liberation of East Pakistan and the subsequent creation of Bangladesh. His leadership lead a complete and utter defeat of Pakistan in East Pakistan, with about 93000 enemy combatants surrendering and being taken as prisoners of war, the largest after World War II. <\/b><\/p>
His popularity was in such heights that the then Prime Minister, Indira Gandhi was worried he would seize power in a coup, when confronted by her, Manekshaw is said to have replied, \"You\u2019re right Madam Prime Minister. My daughter, when she comes from the convent sings the nursery rhyme, \u2018you mind your business, I mind mine; you kiss your own sweetheart, I kiss mine\u2019. You have a long nose. So have I. But I don\u2019t poke my nose into other people\u2019s affairs. I do not interfere with politics and politicians.\"<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1484308995170","data":"5878c2301c3a4"}]
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