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Jamaica Ya Man! Travels to The Land of Bob Marley

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Jamaica Ya Man! Travels to The Land of Bob Marley

Negril, with the longest, continuous stretch of white sand beach in Jamaica, is where the ganja cookie crumbles at a laid-back pace. My husband and I flew into Jamaica’s Montego Bay airport and drove to Negril, about two hours away. Adult-only hotels are tucked into rocky overlooks. Nudist beaches make suntans seamless. Smooth sands give silently beneath bare feet for miles and miles. The white velvet spreads into the ocean where fish dart around in the warm, clear waters. Music drifts down the beach like ganja smoke filling the lungs. Euphoric Negril is a playground of the true lover.

We stayed in the Charela Inn, that is situated right on the beach – one that the owner and hotelier Daniel Grizzle has zealously safeguarded. Together with his wife (now deceased) the couple forced the Government to shelve plans to mine peat in the Great Morass area in the 1980s, which, according to scientists, would have ruined the legendary seven-mile beach and turned the area into a desert.

The Charela Inn itself is very attractive and in the center of all action. Each room has either a private patio or a private balcony. Our room overlooked the freshwater pool. The white sand and crystal-clear waters of Negril’s beach, which made it to underwater photographer Tanya Burnett-Palmer’s Top 10 List for CNN Travel, were just steps away.

The best snorkeling spots for beginners are offshore and not accessible from the beach. As someone who cannot swim, I was worried as I scrambled into Captain Mike’s glass-bottom boat. We zoomed to the middle of the [sea] where the live corals sway and Captain Mike led me gently into the waters. As we floated together, he pointed out brain corals and sea urchins. Angelfish, boxfish and goatfish nibbled at my fingers as they ate the breadcrumbs offered to them.

I could have snorkeled for hours enjoying the stunning underwater landscape made by the coral in a rainbow of colors. Some of the most common coral and reef species include green- and purple-base anemone, red cauliflower-, flowerpot-, star- and bubble coral.

Is Life a Jerk for the Vegetarian?

Much to the delight of my vegetarian husband, we discovered that Rastafarian food is Ital or vegetarian, with lots of green vegetables, no milk, no meat and no salt. Perfect at breakfast is ackee, a fruit that obligingly pops open when it is ripe. Ackee looks and tastes like bhurjee or soft scrambled eggs when cooked with onions and tomatoes. Collard greens look-alike callaloo, and doughnut look-alike “festival bread” or dumplings complete the breakfast.

An experience in color and flavor is created by combining bright orange squash, with yellow curried ackee, and yellow plantain. Scallion, thyme, garlic, onion, pimento, tomato and curry powder are all common seasonings in Rastafarian food.

For meat-lovers, jerk-seasoned grilled chicken, pork and fish are served with a spicy sauce. Fish prepared escovitch-style is seasoned, fried and marinated with a peppery, vinegar-based dressing made colorful with julienned bell peppers, carrots and onions. Goat and other meats are curried too. Beans cooked with coconut milk and vegetables are served with rice. Standard sides include steamed plantains, yams, sweet potato and breadfruit.

Fruits are plentiful in this tropical paradise. We sampled a variety of mangoes at the local market. In addition to a local one called “Julie” there were East Indian varieties. Sadly, a mango called “Bombay,” which we were told was the sweetest of them all, was not available. Nesberry, familiar to us as sapota or chickoo, also made a delightful snack.

Red Stripe beer, brewed in Jamaica, and rum are the alcoholic beverages of choice on the island. A number of souvenir shops offer rum tastings. “The locals have small shots of rum through out the day,” said the shop assistant at one, where we stopped for a sample. Soursop, a member of the sitaphal or custard apple family, added tang and smoothness to a cocktail with rum and coconut cream. We washed our day down with chilled coconut water sipped from the shell and sugarcane juice freshly squeezed by the roadside.

MONTEGO BAY

We drove back from Negril to Montego Bay where we stayed in “Polkerris,” a well-appointed and luxurious bed-and-breakfast, owned by the Bennetts. Jeremy Bennett came to Jamaica in 1962, fell in love with the island and his partner Clarissa, whom he married in 1970. Needless to say, he never left. The Bennetts host guests in their beautiful country house, which is just a ten-minute stroll from the restaurants and clubs of the Gloucester Avenue Hip Strip, Doctor’s Cave Beach and the Aqua Sol Theme Park. As a guest put it, you really will feel like you are visiting your rich relatives in Jamaica.

Tale of the East Indian and the Rastafarian

The National Museum West in downtown Montego Bay is a treasure trove of information about the history and culture of Jamaica. With respect to the Rastafarian story however, the Museum tells an incomplete tale.

Classified as both a new religious- and social movement, the Rastafari culture developed in Jamaica during the 1930s when Ras (Chief) Tafari was crowned the King of Ethiopia. The Indian cultural influence on the Rastafarian movement is undeniable. A Kingston couple Laxmi Mansingh and Professor Ajai Mansingh outline the connection between the Rastas and the Indian culture in Home Away From Home: 150 years of Indian presence in Jamaica. The Rastas are vegetarian, family-loving people, who worship the Goddess Kali. They wear their hair like the sadhus of India (devotees of Lord Shiva) and like them, smoke marijuana, which the Rastas also call ganja.

The first Rasta, Leonard P. Howell, took the spiritual name “Gong Guru” or Gongunguru Maragh (Gangunguru Maharaj), say Stephen Davis and Helen Lee in their book The First Rasta: Leonard Howell and The Rise of Rastafarianism. The name Gongunguru is a combination of three Hindi words �� gyan (wisdom), gun (virtue), and guru (teacher). Howell started a community called the “Pinnacle,” which was especially known for the cultivation of cannabis, which has religious significance for the Rastafarians.

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In the early to mid-nineteenth century, the British recruited Indians – from the tribes in the hills of Eastern India and from the Central provinces of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh – into the sugar colonies. For the indentured black population, the new Indian laborers seemed kindred spirits; their struggles had the empathy of the Rasta. Solidarity was soon established between the communities, both of which were brutalized economically and politically. The Rastafarian culture appears to be a result of the synthesis of these cultural interactions.

The Jamaican dancehall music – which also reflects the merging of East Indian and West Indian influences – is based on themes of survival, suffering and struggle, that inner-city black Jamaicans face on a daily basis, albeit in a more aggressive idiom than the Rasta-inspired reggae. Songs such as “Suhani Gyul” bring a smile to one’s lips as they seek their inspiration from old Bollywood songs and produce a Chutney remix – Arti & Zoelah’s Wine Up on Me.

The Jamaican motto is: Out of Many, One People; unfortunately, both Indo-Jamaicans and Rastafarians downplay each other’s influence, as they look outside the borders of Jamaica towards their mother countries – India and Africa.

Interestingly Edwards, the black security guard outside Ivans Bar, who after careful consideration, decided we were Indian, went on to share that his great-grandfather was Indian. He proceeded to tell us the story of Bahubali and so immersed was he in the whys and wherefores of the movie that when our taxi came Edwards was very disappointed to see his audience leave.

How to Speak like a Jamaican

English is the official language of Jamaica, but the majority speaks a form of English Creole or “Patois” (pr. patwa). Patois was derived out of a need to communicate between peoples who did not share a common language, the English masters and the slaves.

Here are standard greetings that can be heard around the island:

Waa gwaan? – What’s going on?

Waddup” – What’s up?

Yo – Hey!

One love – An expression of unity, love and respect for all. One love, my brudder. One love, Sistreen!

From the time Christopher Columbus first set foot on Jamaica on May 6th, 1494, the island has seen increasing traffic year after year. All-inclusive hotels attract tourists in large numbers. “Enjoy the white beaches and chilled attitude before the island is run over completely,” says our driver Phillips as we head back to the airport, “Fo you can be shore that is coming.”

Yaw so nice, Jamaica!

~To book your room at the Polkerris in Montego Bay, please visit: www.montegobayinn.com.

~Guha Shankar’s book “Imagining India(ns): Cultural Performances and Diaspora Politics in Jamaica” provided good insight.

~Phillips, our fabulous driver in Montego Bay, can meet you at the airport and drive you around. He can be reached on Whatsapp at 1 (876) 447-0904.

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TOP 10 INDIAN MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKERS IN 2021

It needs no explanation that the year 2020 has been one of the most difficult years for the entire humanity. The personal losses of loved ones, job losses, uncertainty, chaos, and everything that we knew as a world came to a halt in 2020.

But one of the fine qualities of humans which have made them the most intelligent creature is their ability to learn from the past and approach the future with fresh hope.

We all have our own ways of motivating ourselves from the low moments. Some jog or play their favorite sport or read or write or trek or hang out with loved ones or drink or drive and the list goes one.

But one common activity that motivates everyone equally is listening to a motivational speaker. A daily dose of motivation from the speaker with whom we connect, and follow is all that is required to keep us going.

So, here is the list of the top 10 Indian motivational speakers you should follow on social media for you to stay motivated in 2021.

Sadhguru

Dr. Vivek Bindra

Simerjeet Singh

Shiv Khera

Sandeep Maheshwari

Priya Kumar

Gaur Gopal Das

Chetan Bhagat

Swami Gyanvatsal

Abha Maryada Banerjee

1. SADHGURU

Official Social Media accounts of Sadhguru for you to follow:

Twitter : 3.5 million followers

Facebook : 7.5 million followers

Instagram : 4.3 million followers

YouTube : 6.14 million Subscribers

Jaggi Vasudev, popularly known as Sadhguru needs no introduction. He is amongst the top 50 most powerful Indians according to India Today magazine. It is not just the millions of views and engagement his videos get online, but the amount of social activity being done by him through the ISHA foundation that differentiates him.

The tremendous work is done by him through Rally for Rivers, Gramotsavam (Rural Games Festival), Education, Plantation, Agriculture, Ecology, Yoga, Spirituality, Mental Health, Bike rally to understand native Americans and various other activities, has brought in a sea of change in millions of lives.

He is so popular on YouTube that he is also called a ‘YouTube Guru’! His daily wisdom on Twitter is eagerly awaited and read by millions every day. So, Sadhguru tops the list of top 10 Indian Motivational Speakers in 2021.

2. DR VIVEK BINDRA

Twitter : 103 k followers

Facebook : 6.7 million followers

Instagram : 1.6 million followers

YouTube : 14.6 million followers

Not every motivational speaker and Entrepreneurship coach can boast an active 11.5 mn YouTube subscribers, like Dr. Vivek Bindra. It is not just the motivational and inspirational talks by him that have given him a huge fan following, but his actions and life journey itself is truly inspirational.

He is the Founder & CEO of Bada Business Pvt. Ltd. The ed-tech company aims to Empower Indian Entrepreneurs, Solopreneurs, and Wannapreneurs (students) to transform their businesses and careers.

Dr. Vivek Bindra is a Five Guinness World Records ™ – record holder, and also has created the World’s No#1 Entrepreneur YouTube Channel. His massive entrepreneurial workshops like ‘Bounce Back’ and others attract thousands of participants to filled halls. Even during COVID, his conferences did not stop, as he switched completely online.

Dr. Vivek Bindra’s plans for the year 2021 are bigger than ever, as he embarks on a mission to deliver World-class quality content to everyone in India. He is someone whom you should watch out for and he is in the list of top 10 Indian Motivational Speakers in 2021

3. SIMERJEET SINGH

Twitter : 5 k Followers

Facebook : 78 k Followers

Instagram : 12.5 k Followers

YouTube : 1.21 million Followers

A Proud Indian and A Global Citizen, that’s how the young and dynamic Simerjeet Singh often introduces himself. He one of the most sought-after motivational speaker and performance coaches in India, the Middle East, Singapore, and the USA.

A huge aficionado of Hindi inspirational poetry, Simerjeet Singh is one of the rare motivational speakers in India who has embarked on a journey to revive Hindi poetry in all its glory. He is amongst only few who can deliver a full-length keynote speech in Hindi, as powerful as that of English.

Being one of the youngest motivational speakers in India, Simerjeet Singh, encourages the youth to live a purpose – driven life – a lesson he learned firsthand. He has fueled positive change for international audiences from students to business leaders, by delivering motivational speeches on topics like Leadership, Team Building, Innovation, Sales Motivation, Entrepreneurship, Teacher Motivation & Youth Motivation.

Simerjeet Singh has made a name in the global arena at a young age by delivering motivational speeches at the UN and the one you should follow-on Social Media to stay inspired in 2021. He is in the list of top 10 Indian Motivational Speakers in 2021.

4. SHIV KHERA

Twitter : 26.5 k Followers

Facebook : 467 k Followers

Instagram : 51 k Followers

YouTube : 63 k Followers

Shiv Khera is one of India’s early motivational speakers and an Indian author of self-help books, including You Can Win, and an activist. He launched a movement against caste-based reservation in India, founded an organization called Country First Foundation, and started the Bhartiya Rashtravadi Samanta Party.

In 2004, he lost in a bid as an independent candidate for the South NCR constituency in India’s general election. He also filed several public interest lawsuits in the Indian Supreme Court and unsuccessfully contested the country’s 2009 general election. Shiv Khera‘s own life itself of great inspiration. He faced a series of failures in life as a Car Washer, Insurance Seller, and others, before becoming a successful motivational speaker and author. As he continues to inspire millions, he is featured in the list of the Top 10 Indian Motivational speakers in 2021

5. SANDEEP MAHESHWARI

Twitter : 214 k Followers

Facebook : 15 m Followers

Instagram : 2.4 million Followers

YouTube : 18.2 million Followers

Sandeep Maheshwari is a leading motivational speaker, who turned his ‘another middle-class guy’ life into millionaires. He has inspired millions who struggled, failed, to lead a life of success, happiness, and contentment.

His urge of helping people and doing something good for a society inspired him to take the initiative of changing people’s lives in the form of “Free Life-Changing Seminars and Sessions��.

He has been recognized as the Creative Entrepreneur of the Year 2013 by Entrepreneur India Summit, Pioneer of Tomorrow Award by the “ET Now” television channel and has also been featured in almost all the leading magazines, newspapers, and television channels such as The Economic Times, India Today, CNBC-TV18, IBN7, ET Now, NewsX and more. It’s only natural that he is getting featured in the list of the top 10 Indian Motivational speakers in 2020.

6. PRIYA KUMAR

Twitter : 32.2 k Followers

Facebook : 625 k Followers

Instagram : 277 k Followers

YouTube : 76.2 k Followers

Priya Kumar is an Internationally Acclaimed Motivational Speaker, Keynote Speaker and Bestselling Indian Author of 12 Inspirational Books. In her 25 years journey as a Top Motivational Speaker, Best Inspirational Author and Keynote Speaker from India, Priya Kumar has worked with over 2000 Multi-National Corporates across 47 countries and has touched over 3 million people through her workshops and books, and is the only Woman Speaker in India to have done so. She is the only Indian Author who has won 42 International Awards for her books.

7. GAUR GOPAL DAS

Twitter : 82.8 k Followers

Facebook : 3.6 million Followers

Instagram : 2.3 million Followers

YouTube : 3.15 million Followers

Gaur Gopal Das is one of the wittiest motivational speakers, who has been guiding students, celebrities, and corporate leaders all over the world. Based on the timeless wisdom coming down from ages, his talks make the audience think deeper and find simple solutions to difficult problems.

Gaur Gopal Das, is an Electrical Engineer, having studied at the College Of Engineering, Pune. After a brief stint with Hewlett Packard, he decided to upgrade his career to be a life coach. In the year 1996, he joined ISKCON & has been very active in this field ever since. Gaur Gopal Das has been speaking at various prestigious colleges in India and abroad for over 2 decades. He has been very actively involved in guiding leading doctors, medical professionals across the globe. He has also guided top corporate firms and is featured in the list of the Top 10 Indian Motivational speakers in 2021

8. CHETAN BHAGAT

Twitter : 12.7 million Followers

Facebook : 8.1 million Followers

Instagram : 721 k Followers

YouTube : 136 k Followers

Chetan Bhagat is a banker turned celebrity author of twelve blockbuster books. These include nine novels—Five Point Someone (2004), One Night @ the Call Center (2005), The 3 Mistakes of My Life (2008), 2 States (2009), Revolution 2020 (2011), Half Girlfriend (2014), One Indian Girl (2016), The Girl in Room 105 (2018), and One Arranged Murder (2020) and three non-fiction titles — What Young India Wants (2012), Making India Awesome(2015), and India Positive (2019). Chetan’s books have remained bestsellers since their release. Four out of his five novels have been already adapted into successful Bollywood films and the others are in process of being adapted as well.

The New York Times called him the ‘the biggest selling English language novelist in India’s history’. Time magazine named him amongst the ‘100 most influential people in the world’ and Fast Company, USA, listed him as one of the world’s ‘100 most creative people in business’. Chetan writes columns for leading English and Hindi newspapers, focusing on youth and national development issues. He is also a motivational speaker and screenplay writer. Chetan quit his international investment banking career in 2009 to devote his entire time to writing and make change happen in the country. He lives in Mumbai with his wife, Anusha, an ex-classmate from IIM-A. He is of the youth icons of India and is one of the top 10 motivational speakers of Indian in 2021.

9. SWAMI GYANVATSAL

Twitter : 2 k Followers

Facebook : 10 k Followers

Instagram : 10 k Followers

YouTube : 10 k Followers

Swami Gyanvatsal is a Mechanical Engineer turned Spiritual Guru, who has inspired millions through his science research fille motivational talks. He is from Akshardham, BAPS Swaminarayan Mandir, Gandhinagar, Gujarat. The BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha is a spiritual, volunteer-driven organization dedicated to improving society through individual growth by fostering the Hindu ideals of faith, unity, and selfless service. He has been a speaker at various seminars in Europe, England, America, Canada & New Zealand. Inspiring & motivational speaker talks about various subjects such as Proactive & Ethics which differentiate ‘ able leaders’ from ‘smart managers’. He is widely followed and so is in the list of top 10 Indian Motivational Speakers in 2021.

10. ABHA MARYADA BANERJEE

Twitter : 2 k Followers

Facebook : 2 k Followers

Instagram : 1 k Followers

YouTube : 1 k Subscribers

Abha Maryada Banerjee is India’s first woman motivational speaker of international acclaim, rated as one of the top 10 Life, Business and Success Coaches in the Asia Pacific. An expert at Leadership, Human Peak Performance, and Emotional Intelligence, Abha has been the Peak Performance/Mental Strength Coach for Indian Olympic Athletes. Having spoken at prestigious forums across Asia, she has coached and consulted top CEOs, Media personalities, Sports Stars, Business people, leaders in the making and has been closely associated with the spiritual aspect of leadership as well.

Called ‘Asian Oprah’ and the ‘Asian Woman Motivator’, she professes ‘Personal Mastery’ for individuals and ‘Emotional Fitness’ for Corporates’ for achieving human capital excellence. She is one of the leading inspiring women and is featured in the list of top 10 motivational speakers of India in 2021

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These have been uploaded by various individuals over the years at Google Books or Documents, Archive.org, Gutenberg.org, many Sant Mat and Radhasoami Websites, Kabir Panth Websites, Sikh Websites, Scribd, and other third-party online libraries around the world — creating a kind of Sant Mat “Granth” or collection of spiritual discourses, satsang talks, hymns (bhajans, banis, shabds), scriptures, commentary, letters, mystic poetry and prose — Literature of the Sants — The Mystics of the East: https://santmatradhasoami.blogspot.com/2019/01/sant-mat-radhasoami-books-main-page-e.html

The research that has gone into this E Library is intended to provide online resources from a non-commercial, inter-faith, non-sectarian perspective exploring the Sant tradition of India, with its many guru-lineages or branches, Inner Light and Sound Meditation, Love and Devotion (Bhakti), The Way of the Saints or Path of the Masters.

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against all odds

This will surely be a very long post. This post is about my experience during my board review, during those six months of survival with the books and reviewers (+ tips and techniques, I guess).

At first, even before my graduation, I already had review thoughts filling my head. Where to review? When? How? Manila was my first choice as a place to review though. Kasi nandoon yung main review center. Pero I preferred a place where it’s peaceful, the ambiance is cool, conducive to study and where my dad frequently travels--So, Davao it was. Almost an hour flight to my beloved hometown, and the place felt just like home.

I flew to Davao for my pre-review period. I needed to get away from distractions. But before that, some people asked me why do I have to leave so early, why do I have to go that month--I mean, what was wrong from leaving my comfort zone? What’s wrong with deciding to go? What was wrong with my decision?

“Mabaya lang siguro dih kautusan ha bay nila.”

“Dih siya marae mabayah pagdaakun.”

Those were just mere examples of their irritating comments. Funny, isn’t it? It only made me believed in myself. There were no regrets of flying to a newfound place that will serve as your temporary home. Not at all. I was even relieved because I can finally study and review well for the board exam.

Started with the hardest modules--Biochemistry and Pharmacognosy. I brought all my resources with me and thank God, because of such I managed to understand and made notes for my own comfort and ease. I wasted no time from the sayings of other people, I really didn’t care. They won’t be the ones taking the exam, so I just killed them with silence.

tips #0:

set a mindset, refresh your mind and be prepared.

It doesn’t take too much of your time and doesn’t take any less of your effort to have a mindset or goal such as “I WILL TOP THE BOARD EXAM.” “I AM GOING TO BE THE TOPNOTCHER.” “I WILL ACE THE EXAM” “FOR MY FAMILY, KAYA KO TO” because these positive thoughts will always be likely in your favor when the time comes. When everything is going downhill, when everything is difficult, these are your pillars of strength. Kasi you will double all your effort, you will do everything, and you will not just settle for anything less. Remember, having a strong mindset (tho at times you think it’s impossible to claim, but with God, it’s possible) will make you strong as well.

Be prepared with what comes with every decision you take, and in every step of the way. Review is not easy, yung four years nga sa college, mahirap na, what more sa review? Concise and a lot of information is squeezed into your brain in a short span of time. You have to be prepared in embracing the stress that comes with it, the unheard cries you make in the bathroom, the roller coaster of emotions, the weariness and tiredness every study period, and the sleepless and coffee-filled nights.

I really tried to be emotionally stable kahit physically tired ka na pero it was really no use. Mahirap to be THAT emotionally stable especially when you’re away from your parents and family and away from the foods you long to eat, pero you have to sacrifice. For that three letter word. I never let go of my spiritual bond with God cause I know on that day, no one will help me except Him. Even during my study breaks, talagang nafefeel ko na yung pagod. Those 10 minutes break was a lot quicker than I ever imagined. Nakakasuka na yung sinasabi nilang, “repetition is the key.” but never let go of that tip. Ironic. Bahala nang masuka, basta di susuko.

After that module, module 4 followed. I studied that for a month pero parang wala rin naretain (meron naman pero kaunti lang). Still Alhamdulillah.

tip #1:

choose a review center of your liking.

Sabi nila, di naman raw sa review center yung problema, nasa studyante yan, nasa disiplina ng student kung paano sya magrereview nang maayos. Yes, I couldn’t agree more with that. But I couldn’t disagree more na wala naman sa review center yung problema. Review centers have its own shortcomings and hidden disadvantages. They help you grow or help you wither. Either of the two, if you see it that way. Pick wisely. These centers mold you and set the atmosphere of your review. Imagine a center that don’t follow your suit. Medyo slow yung teaching method. Medyo fast paced ba. Puro sulat sa board. Puro presentation. Ikaw? Which complements your study methods, doon ka pumasok. I really recommend to enroll in a review center (+ 80% knowledge).

tip #2:

make flashcards, make colorful notes, enjoy reviewing

These tools will help you all throughout the duration of your review. These will ease a bit of the difficulty you will be experiencing. Colorful notes will help you remember information and enjoy the rainbow colors popping out of your papers. It somewhat helps me calm down especially if it’s color-coded kasi you will feel na you’re playing with notes na parang hindi naman. No one takes away the creativity in you so let it flow.

tip #3:

be patient and learn as you go (never let any information passes you unnoticed)

Of course, expect that you wouldn’t absorb all the things you will be learning in one sitting, or in one study period, or in one discussion. We aren’t robots. Be patient with yourself. Be patient with the things around you (kasi nagiging sensitive tayo sa mga maliliit na bagay because of stress). Be patient with the information you will be learning kahit sabihin nating “parang di naman lalabas to sa boards”. Malayo pa ang umaga, take each step as you go. This isn’t a race of win or lose. This is a race of win and learn.

I wouldn’t deny that during my pre-review, I wasted some time din pero di naman yung grabe. We are just humans, we become lazy when we want to. Haha. I wasted one to two days for my breaks, a reward for disciplining myself. This is for our own good naman. At the end of the day, it is us who will be enjoying the fruits we sowed.

tip #4:

don’t be discouraged when everything doesn’t go as planned

At this point, you might question yourself. What went wrong? No. Nothing went wrong. You just have to believed in Him and trust in His plans. Some things are out of our hands anymore and beyond our capabilities to mend. We need Him and let Him do the work, just pray hard. Never ever give up because again remember your mindset and your motivation to leap forward.

tip #5:

make study schedules, follow it by heart

Study schedule is always helpful though at times lazy to follow. Take it from me. But at least, you are organized. Kahit di mo nafollow nang maayos, at least you tried. Once you are organized, everything will fall into place. It’s up to you what to study first--hardest to easiest or easiest to hardest. No one will judge you. This schedule will make you feel accomplished if you follow it. There is a sense of achievement especially when you finished the subjects in your sched.

tip #6:

study concepts by heart, don’t memorize questions and its answer (know when to memorize them)

When we are in a hurry, we tend to just memorize everything. Memorizing is only required for terms such as classifications, enumerations and the like. This isn’t applicable to everything. In board exams, analysis and familiarization are the keys to unlocking your license. And even acing it. Once you study the concepts by heart, it’s easy for you to comprehend the questions no matter how difficult it was formulated. Wink! During final coachings and preboard examinations, study them as well. The questions are outright formulated from previous examinations but is assured to be repeated again in the future examination, though not a hundred percent of it.

If you love your profession and your role in that field, it will be easy for you to claim that license. As long as you do not stop, you are never a failure. As long as you do not quit, you are never a loser. As long as you keep on pushing beyond your limits (and remembering you are human at the same time), you will succeed. Hold on to God’s promises and His strength. You are never alone in this journey. Your fight is His fight too.

May God bless you, whoever will be reading this and undergoing any future examinations, and may He bless the works of your hands.

Stay humble and hustle hard.

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Why study Computer Science & Engineering at SISTec?

SISTec offers rigorous learning’s in Computer Science and Engineering. SISTec is acknowledged as central India’s top engineering institute by MP Govt.

Snap 1: Dr. Jyoti Deshmukh(Principal, SISTec-R) and Mr. Rahul Mishra (GM, SISTec-R)

Receiving award on behalf of SISTec Group for most innovative college for consecutive second year.

SISTec faculties are curious in knowing students potential and let them explore and earn skills accordingly. We groom you to face various demands of corporate. We promote/motivate students to be an entrepreneur and contribute in national growth.

THE CAMPUS OF SISTEC:

Our 66 acres lush green campus, located on the main road (also called the Sehore bypass) is well connected by bus and is on the route for the proposed metro rail. We are surrounded by many academic and research institutions like CSIIR Bhopal, RGPV Technical University, Military School, and are minutes away from the Rajabhoj Airport, and major shopping areas like Lalghati, Bairagarh. Bhopal is also the nearest railway station.

SISTEC CAMPUS LIFE:

A large number of technical activities and extracurricular activities held around the year in the SISTec Campus, where students actively participate.

SISTec Tech-Fest is well designed with versatile dimensions which help students to prove their earned skills and showcase them in working applications, that’s why it is very popular among the students from other institutes also. Besides this, students also avail other avenues of bonding with their colleagues and the faculty members. Students are also made in-charge of academic committees supervised by faculty member. Each student of SISTec gets the support of faculty members as their full time teacher/guardian. The teacher guardian help student in overcoming all sorts of problems including the academics. SISTec is known for its vibrant work culture where all the festivals like Diwali, Holi etc are celebrated in the campus. Various sporting events and sport competitions are hosted by SISTec. In this context SISTec is acting as leader as many of our students secured winning positions in National and International sports competitions.

ACADEMICS:

SISTec takes academics very seriously in result our students entitled to university level chancellor awards and showcased splendid yearly results in the region. Our tightly coupled policies motivate students to attend classes regularly with interest and passion.

FACULTY:

All the faculty members of the college are prepared with student oriented framework. There is a clear understanding between students and professors. All the professors have postgraduate or doctorate degree. All the faculty members are available for clearing the doubts of every student. Students can directly view his attendance MIDSEM, PUT marks through ‘ERP Online system’ specially designed for students by SISTec.

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:

Internships provide CSE majors with the opportunity to apply their learning in job situations in industry, software start-ups, corporations, and mission of organizations. Our interns generally get great reviews from employers who cite their technical knowledge, interpersonal skills, and sense of responsibility. Many interns are told a position is available for them upon graduation, if they choose so.

PROJECTS:

All CSE students work on real-world projects in groups. It is crucial for students to learn how to work in groups, because that is how work is done in the real world. We prepare you to handle problems with people and technology.

TECH TALK:

Every month department of Computer Science organizes the TECH TALK. In this event, department invites an industry personnel to interact with computer science students so that student could understand the recent trends and technologies on which industries are working as well as advance knowledge on various technologies.

IN HOUSE SUMMER TRAINING:

Summer training programs provide great opportunity for engineering students to utilize their summer vacation in the right way. You can develop hands-on learning experience by building several projects as part of these programs. The summer training programs are designed to give you a very good practical learning experience and develop skills that will be very useful for your career. With ever changing technologies & methodologies, the competition today is much greater than ever before. The industrial scenario needs constant technical enhancements to cater to the rapid demands. SISTec well understood the importance of Summer Training because it is the best way to acquire and clear your concepts about your respective fields. That’s why SISTec specially designed Summer Training Program on Programming Techniques using ‘C’, PHP, VHDL, Data Structure using C Language, Core Java, J2EE – Hibernate with Spring Framework, J2EE – Struts with Hibernate Framework, Android, ASP.NET With C#, , ARM, Linux Administration with Scripting, Networking concepts with security.

ENGLISH SPEAKING CLASSES:

At SISTec the Department of English is committed to providing English Language skills with a structured English language learning pathway that will support every student in the process of reaching his or her full potential in a stimulating and safe environment. Apart from the routine classroom teaching sessions the Department of English organizes multiple events to proliferate students’ literary and communication skills. Some of them are as follows. These classes are held for the students who come from Hindi medium background. A special attention is paid to developing spoken language skills.

PLACEMENTS:

The Training and Placement Cell (TPC) at SISTec is established to prepare its students for the large competitive world. The Training and Placement Cell consists of a team that combines the academic power of SISTec with the vitality and ambition of the students. The Training and Placement Cell networks with the best companies in IT, Telecommunications, Placements are awesome in our college. The average package is Rs. 3-6 LPA. Some of the big companies like Netlink, Zenpact, TCS iON, Zensar, Amazon, Caresoft, BYJU’s, Hexaware etc. visited the campus and recruit students. Our college provides one-year training to all students to make them ready for the interview. This year about 90% of the students got placed in big companies. Our placement cell gives information and updates about the companies profile and their recruitment drives with intensive analysis of current corporate demands

INFRASTRUCTURE:

LABS:

The Institute has well-equipped, air-conditioned computer laboratories allocated batch-wise to the students. They contain the latest hardware and software. The average PC-to-student ratio is 1:2. All computers are part of an intranet (1Gbps Backbone), which connects all buildings, including the hostels round the clock. Students have 24 hours access to the computational facilities.

LIBRARY:

The Library has a large collection of computer science Reference Books, Text Books, Technical reports, Standards, Literature books and CD. The Library is being managed with fully integrated multi-user Library Management Software. Using this software, cataloguing and circulation services are being automated. The library of SISTec is one of the most high-tech libraries in MP, which having at least ten thousand books and providing 24X7 services, can accommodate up to 100 students at a time.

HOSTELS:

The SISTec is equipped with fully furnished separate hostel facilities for boys and girls. The hostels are specially designed with two primary objectives of safety and comfort. It has round-the-clock security, with stringent security procedures and comfortable apartments that our students enjoy living in. The hostels have state-of-the-art washrooms (toilet and bathing cells). Cleanliness is maintained by the staff on duty. Each hostel room provides an amiable atmosphere and pollution-free environment, conducive to the mental, physical and spiritual development of the students and helps them become self-reliant. Each Hostel (separate for boys and girls) in the SISTec is self-contained with amenities such as a reading room, an indoor games room, a lounge and a dining hall with mess. The deliberations of the Hostel are governed by the Hostel Committees which includes student representatives under the office of Chief Warden. Working through this responsible body, the committee members lay down appropriate norms of behavior to suit different situations and social occasions in the hostels including the norms for dining hall. All the hostel rooms are networked and internet enabled. B.Tech.first year students are provided double seated rooms in the hostel. Two hostels for the men and one for the ladies have a total of about 100 rooms. The ladies hostel has attached bathrooms in each of the rooms.

DINING FACILITIES:

Spacious and modern kitchens with steam cooking cater to healthy and nutritious food. Hygienic conditions are maintained. Campus has only one vegetarian mess. There is also a canteen which serves snacks, vegetarian food and general fast foods. A couple of cafeteria serves juices, milk products, sprouts and snacks.

TRANSPORT FACILITIES:

SISTec provides transport facility to its day scholars on nominal charges through its self- owned comfortable buses. The buses ply on different routes of the Bhopal to pick and drop the students from various areas. The students are spared the difficulty of commuting to the SISTec campus by public transport. This also contributes to inculcating an element of punctuality among the students. Keeping in mind the fact that SISTec is situated at 10 KM from main city away from modern amenities, the SISTec provides bus facility to every weakened to its students and staff to visit Bhopal.

SPORTS ACTIVITIES:

Sports play a pivotal role in shaping one’s personality and maintaining good health. We’ve specially developed a sports environment that matches international standards and gives a truly global experience to all our students. All of which is provided to them on the campus.

Outdoor and Indoor Sports Facilities: Every student is encouraged to take active part in at least one outdoor activity. SISTec has set up facilities/grounds for Cricket, Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Table-Tennis, Badminton, Chess, Carom, etc., and league matches are encouraged. We organized inter-college sports tournaments to develop a spirit of healthy competition.

Special Coaching: We are proud to have quite a few states-level players who have played in the Nationals. One of our students was selected for the heats of a 200 meter race in the state level games. Another student has represented under 19 India cricket team. We arrange special coaching for them so that they make our nation proud.

While games, sports and athletics directly contribute to physical development of students, other co-curricular activities also indirectly contribute to it. These activities provide a useful channel for the growth and development of the body.

OTHER:

SISTec management is always concerned about student well fair and supports them to achieve their goals. In this context SISTec offers various scholarships/awards/aids to young talents and financially weak students. If the students passed 12th standard with 80% in PCM will get admission in TFW (Tuition Fee waiver) Scheme and performance based scholarship given by our management to topper students of 1st year, 2nd year, 3rdyear and final year in cash with Rs. 15000/- in annual festival of our college.

By:

Prof. Anidra Katiyar and Prof. Dharmendra Jha

Computer Science and Engineering Department

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Why study Computer Science & Engineering at SISTec?

SISTec offers rigorous learning’s in Computer Science and Engineering. SISTec is acknowledged as central India’s top engineering institute by MP Govt.

Snap 1: Dr. Jyoti Deshmukh(Principal, SISTec-R) and Mr. Rahul Mishra (GM, SISTec-R)

Receiving award on behalf of SISTec Group for most innovative college for consecutive second year.

THE CAMPUS OF SISTEC:

SISTEC CAMPUS LIFE:

A large number of technical activities and extracurricular activities held around the year in the SISTec Campus, where students actively participate.

ACADEMICS:

FACULTY:

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:

PROJECTS:

TECH TALK:

IN HOUSE SUMMER TRAINING:

ENGLISH SPEAKING CLASSES:

PLACEMENTS:

INFRASTRUCTURE:

LABS:

LIBRARY:

HOSTELS:

DINING FACILITIES:

TRANSPORT FACILITIES:

SPORTS ACTIVITIES:

OTHER:

By:

Prof. Anidra Katiyar and Prof. Dharmendra Jha

Computer Science and Engineering Department

Sagar Group of Institutions | SISTec | Best Engineering Colleges In Bhopal MP | Top Private Engineering Colleges In MP

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The Good Immigrant (Nikesh Shukla, et. al, 2016)

The Good Immigrant is a collect of essays by BAME writers in the UK. For this project, at this point, I have found the following essays the most useful.

Namaste - Nikesh Shukla (p.1-9)

This essay was the most relevant to me personally since it was about the British Indian experience ( and I am half Indian myself). There main focus of this essay is the bastardisation of language and also the importance of ‘voices’.

In terms of language, he focuses around the bastardisation of Hindi and Indian culture through yoga, seeing ‘hippies wearing OM and Ganesha parachute pants, their hair in dreadlocks, bindis mark out the third eyes in the middle of their foreheads’. They all keep saying ‘Namaste’ and claim to channel all their different spiritual energies but there is no understanding. As Shukla says ‘Namaste...it just means hello’.

I think this is a very important point in terms of TCK’s because it highlights one of the many conflicts that they feel they feel when trying to assimilate into their second culture whilst also maintaining their first. He is carrying around his tiffin, wearing typically kurta kameez and yet all that people know of this Indian part of his culture are things they have stolen with no regard for origins. So it leaves a conflict as to how do you fit into society when the two aspects clash.It also highlights the distress and anger many ethnic kids feel about their cultures being somewhat ruined by outsiders.

When it comes to voices, this was an interesting topic from as personal perspective, which I will get to later, but also provided a good explanation of the multiple identities developed by TCK’s, especially as they grow up.

‘my mum had three voices. She had her white-people-phone voice, her Guju-lish talk-at-home voice and her relatives voice. I have three voices too. I talk in Guju-lish, my normal voice and white literary party... I’ve splintered into personas’

Especially in a class based society such as the UK, the way that you talk is paramount to your perception. Furthermore, how you speak ‘back home’ or amongst your other family members also determines how they perceive you (for example, the infamous London accent when speaking Hindi). It is interesting that Shukla is talking about these different voices as different personalities, as opposed to different parts of the same person (refer back to Guardian article and the idea of MASKS). What I think was interesting from a personal perspective is that I hadn’t even recognised that I had different voices because it is so innate to the habits of TCK and biracial children. Shukla describes how he is unsure which is his real voice. I think from a personal perspective, I am also unaware of what my actual voice is. Is it the voice I use most frequently or is it the voice that I use when I am most at ease? Even that is subject to change. It all comes back to the sense of splintered personality and he difficulties of trying to navigate that maze, which is different from person to person.

A Guide to Being Black - Varaidzo (p.10-21)

‘With most people, their race is perhaps the only aspect of their identity guaranteed from the moment of conception...For mixed-race children it’s a little more confusing. We don’t always come out looking like your parents, and often we’ll be racialised differently to them’.

This essay looks specifically at the adoption of black culture by those who are mixed and therefore have different experiences to the expected understanding of black culture. She opens this essay by saying how she wished someone had written a guide on how to be black since she was raised by a white mother and furthermore, unaware of race since her ‘first four years of life had not really included race. A better description was that race was so commonplace as to make it an obsolete issue’.I think this is particularly the case for kids that, on top of growing up in multi-ethnic households, also live in multi-ethnic backgrounds. In my case, race and the performance of its expectations was never an issue for me until I was in a majority white secondary school and suddenly you were subconsciously sorted into the white kids, the black kids, the Asian kids and even if there was a mix between the two, it was still within the boundaries of these cliques. I had never had to think about fitting in with Asian or white kids as up until now, no one cared if you were Asian or white, they cared what Pokemon cards you had or if you had seen the latest Pixar film.

One of the interesting metaphors that she uses in the essay is the colour story. When she was a child she was obsessed with the colours red and yellow, and she knew that red and yellow mixed to create orange. Therefore, ‘with on black parent and one white, I was the orange to my father’s red and my mother’s yellow, not quite either but rather something altogether new’. However, as she discusses this further, she also points out that ‘a drop of yellow in red paint won’t do much to change the colour, but one drop of red into yellow and the whole pot is tainted forever’. This shows very clearly to my mind, how there is a prevalence of some ethnicity over others when it comes to the fate of a TCK’s or biracial child's perceived nature. This is especially the case for mixed raced black kids. No matter what the other part of you is, if you look black you are classified as black, and this is often the case with those who have features that set them apart from their peers. In this case, the idea of voices and masks become more taxing because there is no way to be multiple when you, visually, are only considered as having one face. I, on the other hand, can be seen as both Celtic and Indian since I can be seen as either a fair skinned Indian or a normal Celtic person ( so in my case my identification comes from my hijab, which is a different situation).

By the end of this essay, Varaidzo realises that the existence of a rule book would do more harm than good, as it would homogenise the black population when in fact ‘there is no one way to be black. Our worst performance is entertaining the idea that there is’. That blackness is not bound by hairstyles, n-words or performing to a standard explicitly or implicitly set by the western world.

Shade - Salena Godden (p.181 - 197)

‘Your shade is not just about your heart and soul; your religion and spirituality, your elders and your history, your connection to a country, to geography and to a time and place. Your shade is an industry, your shade is a token, shade is a passport, shade is a cage and shade is a status. You tick: Other.’

This essay looks at the history of racism and immigration as a whole along with the remnants of imperialism but often touching on its effects on the modern day situation for the mixed-race children who are a result of it. As a result, not all of this essay was wholly useful, but there were passages that expressed how ultimately everything is down to the shade of your skin and how you adapt. How there is an irony of skin bleaching in Asian countries and yet tanning in the UK. ‘Wherever you live, wherever you are from, it seems it is all about shade’; How fair or dark you are and if you are int he middle, are you a darker person or a lighter person? Godden uses many metaphors in this essay, one of which is that of a Giant sorting through glass bottles at a recycling banks, your shade of glass determines your box. Yet, as Godden explains, ‘Most people aren’t simply one or the other...where are you putting the two toned people?’.

In fact, in this essay, Godden makes an emphatic argument that if anything, people with multiple ethnicities are not any less, ‘I am two shades and therefore not half anything, but whole, I am double caste. But half sounds shadier. Half is best because half of you means less... you are half a person’. Having said that, she does later on express how there is also a sense of a dream, ‘a grand idealism, that mixed-race people are the hope for change, the peace keepers, we are the people with an other understanding, with an invested interest in everyone being treated equally as we have a foot and a loyalty in many camps, with all shades.’ Ultimately, no matter how we are perceived, there is an expectation based in out shade and our ethnicity.

She also briefly mentions the concept of mixed race people, particularly adults, being chameleons. That we will adapt to take advantage of a situation, even if it is through distasteful means like minority quotas, positive discrimination and pandering to expectations. ‘...to chameleon, to camouflage, to make your shade darker or lighter. To morph into what is required or expected. whatever it takes to survive...to be heard...to get the job’.

Apart from these specific ones, many of the other essays were useful in terms of providing the context of racial experiences in the UK that would have contributed to others. There is also a common thread I have found in many of these essays about the presentation of different races and mixed race people in media and pop culture (whether this is the Chinese and east Asian community mentioned by Wei Ming Kam (p.84 -95 ) or the typecasting of Asians by Riz Ahmed (p. 159 - 168 )). This could also be another subject I could explore in my work as I have often believed that the experiences of mixed and ethnic children have existed in pop culture, but in the form of non mixed characters.

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lazyupdates · 7 years ago

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“I have seen it all, I did it all, I said it all, But I can’t remember it all…”

That’s how our Lifetime Achievement Winner, Moushumi Chatterjee defines her four-decade-old journey. “I don’t consider anyone bad. It’s the situation that makes people do things. You may hurt someone unintentionally. But you must never humiliate anyone,” says the actor who continues to throw up interesting performances. In 2014, she won the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress for the Bengali film Goynar Baksho and now the Filmfare Lifetime Achievement Award 2015. “I wish my father-in-law (the late musician/filmmaker Hemant Kumar) was present to see me receive this honour,” she says. In the recent hit Piku, she impressed with her brazen candour on sexuality. What’s more she was pitted against Amitabh Bachchan, her co-star in Basu Chatterjee’s quaint film Manzil (1979), remembered for its RD Burman number Rimjhim gire saawan. “Amitji possesses the same dedication. His sense of humour is intact,” she says. “Rimjhim gire was shot over two days in natural light and rain… from Colaba, VT to Marine Drive. I remember my eyeliner getting smudged! We kept having coffee to keep ourselves warm,” she reminisces.

Child bride The reluctant star of Tarun Mazumdar’s Ballika Badhu (1965) never imagined that fiction would turn into the truth of her life. “I did Ballika Badhu when I was in the fifth standard. I got married when I was in the tenth,” recalls she. Young Indira (her real name) got engaged to‘guardian and neighbour’ Hemant Kumar’s son, Jayant Mukherjee (Babu). “I fell in love with Babu. He was the first man I came in touch with outside my family. In my dowry, came a dog, a doll’s house and a friend, my girl Friday,” she laughs.

The teen bride had already seen in Bengali films like Parineeta, Anindita and Anand Ashram. She came to Mumbai with husband Babu only to have film offers lined-up for her. Raj Khosla’s Kachche Dhaage was her first film, though Shakti Samanta’s Anuraag, where she played a visually-challenged girl released first in 1973. The next year saw her team up with Amitabh Bachchan in the thriller Benaam and opposite Rajesh Khanna in Humshakal. Her most notable performance was that of a rape survivor in Manoj Kumar’s Roti Kapada Aur Makaan (1974). “I was pregnant with my first child but Manojji took great care of me. I threw up with all the atta (flour) in my mouth. A duplicate blouse was placed on me, which was later flung aside for the scene.” She claims, “The song Hai hai yeh majboori was to be filmed on me. But I got pregnant. The phrase‘do takiya’ in the song matches my character Tulsi’s language not that of the sophisticated Zeenat Aman’s in the film.”

Her other successful films were Swarg Narak and Angoor with Sanjeev Kumar. The hat-trick of hits Maang Baro Sajna, Ghar Ek Mandir and Pet Pyaar Aur Paap put her in the big league in 1984. Later, she graduated to doing character roles in Ghayal, Ghar Parivaar and Udhaar Ki Zindagi. Ask Moushumi to analyse her appeal and she says self-effacingly, “I’ve a crooked nose. I’m slightly cock-eyed. Perhaps my smile, my laughter charmed. Also, I had a voluptuous figure. I was never skinny. Actually, sex-appeal lies in your face, your eyes. Having a great figure doesn’t matter.” She recalls how the late director Raj Khosla summed her up. “He said, “Moushumi’s childlike, not childish. She can be fun-loving like an eight-year-old and wise like a woman of 80.”

Will break, not bend In an industry, which has not been entirely kind to married actresses, Moushumi finds herself grateful. “Mahesh Bhatt once chided me for being ‘unprofessional’. He joked, ‘Every time your career is doing well, you get pregnant’. I replied, ‘My babies have added to my life’.’You can be a top star, a celebrity or even a queen but ultimately you need a family, a home.” What she does admit to is her ‘will break but not bend’ dictum, which became the reason of her walking out of big projects. “I was not the ambitious kind, who wanted work by hook or crook. I did films on my own terms. I even shot for some big banner films but left them after a few days because my ethics didn’t allow me to continue. I didn’t compromise my sanskar. They thought I was stubborn and crazy.”

Rumours of being ‘uncooperative’ plagued her career. “Some top heroes could not take my behaviour. They’d say, ‘You prefer to talk to the spot boy rather than have a cup of coffee with me. Do you think you’re Vyjayanthimala? I’d say, ‘No, I believe I’m Cleopatra’. Some, noticing my stance, would turn respectful, some indifferent.” She recalls the time when a senior actress gave her some ‘advice’. “She said, ‘Why don’t you open up? You rub them the wrong way. What’s the harm in having dinner with them on outdoors?’” She holds her heroes Vinod Khanna, Rishi Kapoor, Shashi Kapoor, Sanjeev Kumar and Dharmendra in high regard. “Once Dharamji happened to see me at a particular party. He said, ‘Why have you come here? Go home right now!’ Rishi was helpful when I was pregnant and shooting for Zehreela Insaan. While Sanjeev Kumar loved to relax at my house, enjoying non-vegetarian food and watching films.”

My home, my world While showbiz wanted more of her, all she wanted was to rush back home. “I could switch from being Moushumi to Indu very easily. The minute pack-up was announced I wanted to run home to my husband. Even after Payal was born, I’d want to see Babu first.” In fact, the foundation of their bond, she says, was formed in those early years. She was a minor when her first daughter Payal was born. “My gynaecologist told me ‘a kid is having a kid’. When Payal was born, I didn’t have patience. She’d break my toys; I’d want to break hers.” She had Megha at 24 and didn’t work for two years as she was a weak child. “But the moment I thought of returning, I got four offers including Watan Ke Rakhwale, Aag Hi Aag and Ghayal,” says she.

Her ingenuousness remained intact even after motherhood and that’s why perhaps Dharmendra signed her for his production Ghayal. “I wasn’t interested. I suggested other heroines. But he said, ‘Kudiye, none can match your inocence. You can make the audience ghayal with your pain’.” She owes the liberty she enjoyed to her husband. “Babu was well off. He wasn’t living off me. He trusted me. My life has been an open book. Yes, he was possessive about certain things. Like once when I wore a sleeveless blouse, he didn’t like it. He said, ‘Have you forgotten to wear a blouse?’” she laughs.

LINK-UPS & LIES Though she was a married actress, rumours of romantic liaisons didn’t spare her. She was linked to various heroes including the late Vinod Mehra and Farooque Sheikh and distributor Ramesh Sippy. With Vinod Mehra she did around 10 films including Anuraag, Us-Paar, Raftaar, Umar Qaid and Zindagi and that set the grapevine buzzing. “Vinod and Babu were close friends. We lived in the same building. So we often went out together. That gave rise to rumours.” She doesn’t deny her outgoing disposition. “I am a flirt. I can flirt even with a plant, with an animal. In fact, Shabana Azmi once said, ‘Shashi Kapoor and you can flirt with anyone from six to 60,” she titters. But she’s aware of the perils of a friendly disposition. “The way I show my warmth is misconstrued. Babu once told me, ‘You’re a heroine. People view you differently. Be careful’. But he also jokes that even on my death bed I will flirt with the doctor.”

On a serious note she explains, “I never reacted to rumours. Those close to me knew, where I was and with whom. My husband was with me. Yes, I committed mistakes.” She reflects, “I realised Moushumi Chatterjee had many admirers. There were people who said, ‘I love you’ and even those who said, ‘I want to marry you’. I couldn’t push them away or be rude. I gave them enough time and also to myself to understand that they were attracted to me and not in love with me. I respect them. I even respect their spouses who also went through a bad time.” She’s still a ‘romantic’ but her definition of love has changed. “Love is an illusion. It’s at best attraction and attachment. Gradually, you move on to other things, your emotions are channelised into your children, your work…”

Golden time Glamour is short-lived and what lasts is the halo of contentment. “I’ve seen actresses go haywire. I committed a lot of mistakes too. But once I realised them, I took a U turn and never looked back. Your lifestyle is important. If you abuse life, life will abuse you back. Actresses turn lonely because they don’t listen to the voice within.” She insists on being spiritual. “I’m a Hindu but I perform namaz. I visit the church. You can reach God by touching human beings. You come alone and go alone. I take pleasure in simple things, like cooking and being with my children. And of course getting into arguments with husband Jayant. “Babu merely listens, unless I provoke him. We share a great sense of humour. Like when I say, ‘Gala dukh raha hai (my throat is hurting)’, he shoots back, ‘Daba doon (shall I press it)?’”

Moushumi Chatterjee’s best works

Balika Badhu (1967)

An adolescent Moushumi was about endearing innocence as a child-bride in Tarun Majumdar’s Bengali drama. It was later remade in Hindi with Sachin Pilgaonkar and Rajni Sharma in the lead.

Parineeta (1969)

The many adaptations of Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay’s Parineeta include Moushumi’s take as a young woman’s unflinching devotion to her childhood sweetheart. This was directed by Ajoy Kar. It featured Samit Bhanja, Bijon Bhattacharya and Khagesh Chakravarti

Anuraag (1972)

A blind girl befriends a terminally ill child. The tragedy turns into a tale of hope and love in the Shakti Samanta directorial.

Kuchhe Dhaage (1973)

Moushumi’s village belle act was the perfect foil to the machismo dripping portrayals of Vinod Khanna and Kabir Bedi. Mere bachpan tu jaa… had an uncanny real-life echo to Moushumi’s own evolution.

Zehreela Insaan (1974)

Best remembered for the chartbuster O Hansini and Rishi Kapoor’s emotional confusion. Moushumi matched his intensity with her innocence and ease.

Roti Kapda Aur Makaan (1974)

Manoj Kumar’s war cry against corruption featured Moushumi in a ghastly rape sequence. She was apparently pregnant then but carried off the scene with elan.

Benaam (1974)

Both Moushumi and Amitabh Bachchan share great chemistry as a married couple. Their paradise is lost once their son goes missing.

Manzil (1979)

Basu Chatterjee’s Manzil not only gave us the rain-drenched panorama of Mumbai’s bay-line but also the monsoon ode Rimjhim gire sawan filmed on Amitabh Bachchan and Moushumi.

Swayamvar (1980)

Moushumi was all fire and sweet tantrums as Shashi Kapoor’s demanding ladylove in Swayamvar.

Pyaasa Saawan (1981)

Sexy and sentimental, Moushumi played the perfect wife in this melodrama. She won appreciation and sympathy as Jeetendra’s ailing wife here.

Angoor (1982)

Gulzar’s comedy of errors worked on a low-key sense of humour. Moushumi’s distrustful, daft, housewife act was perfect for the character.

Ghayal (1990)

As Sunny Deol’s grief-ridden sister-in-law in Ghayal, she provided a gravitas to her performance.

Moushumi’s most-loved melodies

· Sun ri pawan pawan puriya – Anuraag (1973)

· Tere nainon ke main deep jalaaonga – Anuraag (1973)

· hansini – Zehreela Insaan (1974)

· Mehngai maar gayee – Roti Kapda Aur Makaan (1974)

· Vado karo janam – Sabse Bada Rupaiya (1976)

· Rimjhim gire sawan – Manzil (1979)

· Wada nahin karte kisi se – Prem Bandhan (1979)

· Mausam pe jawani hai – Do Premee (1980)

· Yun na rootho – Itni Si Baat (1981)

· Megha re megha re – Pyaasa Sawan (1981)

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breadandwinebasket · 7 years ago

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4th Beast Modern-Day Rome with 2 iron legs & iron/clay feet +10 toes

Bread & Wine Basket

by the Set-Apart Hebrew Remnant

Caveat:

These messages are for the Har Megiddo Army in order to fight a guerrilla spiritual warfare. Ha Shatan’s own the goats cannot and probably will never ever be able to hear the Truth, that is the Torah. And thus dispute and find fault in Scripture, twist it to their own damnation. And then also find error and fault in those who possess the Besorah with all understanding & knowledge. Some may have valid claims, because there are those out there who are Familiars, only to confuse with false doctrine, thus robbing these of their eternal life. If they are really the Chosen & Called they cannot be fooled by Wolves, instead only to observe what they say do and report on what they have witnessed to others as a warning.

Yahuah = the Father Abba Creator

Yahusha Ha Mashiach = Teacher Master Sovereign Savior

Yasharael = Yahceph & Yahudah Tribes = Chosen & Called = 1/3 who make it

Yahqob = Yahceph & Yahudah Tribes = Chosen = 2/3 who don’t make it

Hebrews who are Gentiles in nature & covenant, these who were willingly among or who were scattered among Roman Gentiles, these Hebrews who are uncircumcised, so with that said, these who have defected themselves from religious paganism, and Hebrews who were foreigners & strangers, then now grafted back onto the garden olive tree coming from the desert olive tree, hence become that Chosen & Called = 1/3 who make it. This ordained from the foundation beginnings of what the Most High Yahuah established.

Yahudim is in Mitsrayim (land of bondage) as slaves brought by way of Yawan Javan Grecian (Roman) ships to slave & build the new Mitsrayim Roman Empire, thus now called UN. This is the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade. These new Mitsrayim slaves are the Great Whore who brought forth the Apostate Hebrew Faith, these are the 1/3 who were able to escape in 70AD, hidden in Sudan, Kemet for 1500 years, now the vineyard’s grapes are ripe and ready to reap, then gleaning of the harvest grapes will commence thereafter. The other 1/3 killed by fire & then the other 1/3 killed by the sword. The 2nd Hekal in Yerushalayim now a complete sack both building & Hebrews, not one stone left.

Hebrew = a people

Aramaic = a language

Besorah = the Good News, Word, Scripture

Ruach Ha Qodesh or Set-Apart Spirit

Torah = the Truth (1st five books of Mosheh [Moses] )

El, Elohim, Adonai, Adonis, Adoni = god = pseudo & pagan names for the

Most High

WiFi free downloads:

"The Besorah of Yahusha", The Scriptures — note: disregard outside commentary of the Besorah & also the “Elohim” in this version of the Scriptures, which is a pseudo false & pagan name for the Most High Yahuah.

"The Two Babylons" by author Alexander Hislop

“Come Out of Her, My People” by author C. J. Koster

4th Beast = Modern-Day Rome with 2 iron legs (its strength) & 2 iron/clay feet + 10 toes (its weakness), they Rome mix in with the seed of other nations. Iron/clay feet 1918 League of Nations formed by the Treaty of Versailles after (Caesar’s) Kaiser’s war WWI defeating Ottoman-Turks, then the iron/clay 10 toes 1945 UN formed after WWII, UN headquarters located in New York, USA.

7 heads sovereigns kingdoms 10 horns with 10 crowns:

5 fallen past Caesars Emperors of Rome —

1. Caesar Augustus established Roman Empire in 27BC.

2. Theodosius I, reign 379- divided it in 395AD into Western or Latin &

Eastern or Greek Empires.

3. Visigoths Spain (West branch of the Goths) took over West Rome 410AD.

4. Eastern Roman Empire capital Constantinople remained strong.

5. Byzantine Empire aka medieval Roman Empire took over both West & East Rome, as well as southeastern Europe & Asia Minor up until 1453AD.

One head vitally slain, then healed: Ottoman-Turks 1453 takeover of Rome’s strength, its iron legs, then Rome dismantling & reassembling, when in 1918 League of Nations formed by the Treaty of Versailles after (Caesar’s) Kaiser’s war WWI defeating Ottoman-Turks.

One is — the 6th: Ottoman-Turks. note: Yohanan’s vision right at that moment.

(Caesar) Kaiser Adolf Hitler the 7th, who would remain a little while.

USA 8th Rome disguised as a separate sovereign nation — is of the 7, thus Paper Clip formed, integrating German SS, et al. soldiers to form NASA, CIA…

Kaiser Wilhelm II, his reign 1888-1918 Germany WWI.

Caesar = Latin Rome; Kaisar = Greek Rome; Kaiser = German & Austrian; Czar = Bulgarian Serbian Russian; Khazar = Ashkenazi Jew; Kaisar-i-Hind = Hindi & Urdu.

English language consisting of the dead language of Latin in everyday usage, as well as medical & law. Sprinkled with Greek. German also included.

Roman Caesar Julian Gregorian calendar with Latin names - Greek gods as months days.

Roman Catholic Church Pope - “Gregorian calendar |grəˈgôrēən|

noun - the calendar introduced in 1582 by Pope Gregory XIII, as a modification of the Julian calendar.”

Roman Catholic Church held masses in Latin only.

Roman Spas = Holiday Health Spas, et al.

Holi- = holy = “Objects are often considered holy or sacred if used for spiritual purposes, such as the worship or service of gods.” (dictionary excerpt)

note: usage of y, then i, then j was invented last.

Roman god Vulcan (Latin: Vulcanus) = Volcanoes, god of both beneficial and hindering fire, including the fire of volcanoes, and the manufacturer of art, arms, iron, and armor for gods and heroes. Vulcan is often depicted with a blacksmith's hammer, thus Arm & Hammer baking soda emblem. Vulcan a builder = laborer. Vulcanal celebration = Labor Day celebration. Vulcan celebration, then Pompeii, Rome destroyed by Mt. Vesuvius.

Roman men haircuts more hair on top of head & shaven around the sides & back = Ivy League & Military crewcuts.

Roman women hairstyles light individual curls pinned up, usually with a part in hair = normally worn at weddings.

Europeans & descendants + anyone under their banner — lifestyles mimic that of Rome.

Colosseum is situated just east of the Roman Forum = Construction began under the Emperor Caesar Vespasian in AD 72, and was completed in AD 80 under his successor and heir Emperor Caesar Titus, beforehand both dad & son sacked the Hebrew Yerushalayim & Hekal in AD 70, Rome taking all the gold & silver, precious stones, Scriptures & some Hebrews as slaves.

Roman Numerals = XXI, IV, Super Bowl LI = Colosseum or Coliseum Gladiators.

Rome = Sports = Olympic games in honor of Zeus of Olympus.

Greek = Apolluon, their sovereign, messenger of the deep pit Rev 9:11.

Greek = Rome = Isles of the Gentiles (Lion & Lioness), USA (one of the cubs), thus military cub.

USA SataNASA = Apollo 8, 11, 13, etc… note: NASA cannot pass the 2 Van Allen radiation belts to even reach the Sun Moon & Stars that are within the firmament, which is like a tent over a flat stationary circle earth sitting within a square arctic ice, this described in Yeshayahu 40:22. note: SataNASA = Spanish she devil.

August month = Caesar Augustus established Roman Empire in 27BC.

Rome = Little Horn = Militia.

King Nebuchadnezzar of Babel, Land of Shinar, ran by the Chaldeans.

Presidents of USA Babel Rome, Land of Shinar, ran by the Christians.

Latin words symbols on USA money:

1. E pluribus unum = One out of many or One from many (is of the 7).

2. Novus Ordo Seclorum = New World Order (1918, WWI won).

3. Pyramid (Egypt, that is Mitsrayim), etc…

Spiritual Mitsrayim & Sedom where Mashiach was impaled.

10 Toes iron & clay: These — iron & clay don’t adhere to each other.

1. USA = dominant power of the World = Babel Rome 4th Scarlet Beast

2. USSR = Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

3. USSA = United States of South America

4. UAR = Union of African Republics

5. AFR = Arabian Federated Republics

6. FRI = Federated Republics of India

7. URC = United Republics of China

8. USS = United States of Scandinavia

9. USE = United States of Europe

10. BCN = British Commonwealth of Nations

Note: Ten; Thousand in Greek means ‘Completion’.

Hence, Scripture translation Hebrew to Greek to English.

Esaw = Edom = red = scarlet. 4th Beast = Scarlet Beast = Rome.

Dani’el & Revelation referenced.

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ralphmorgan-blog1 · 8 years ago

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‘Randamoozham’: India to produce its most expensive film ever

New Delhi (CNN)With a budget of $155 million, India is set to make the longest poem ever written into its most expensive film ever.

The figure may seem paltry by Hollywood standards, but it is new territory in India, where costs for its highest-budget movies barely skim $25 million.

Based on the Sanskrit epic the "Mahabharata," "Randamoozham" has surpassed previous record-breaking budgets like that of the upcoming Tamil-language sci-fi thriller "2.0," which cost $62 million to make and stars 65-year-old action superstar Rajinikanth. It has even beat the combined $65 million budget of the two-part blockbuster epic "Baahubali."

The film will be financed by B.R. Shetty, an entrepreneur based in the United Arab Emirates, who has high hopes for the film.

"The 'Mahabharata' is an epic of all epics," Shetty said in a statement. "I believe that this film will not only set global benchmarks, but also reposition India and its prowess in mythological storytelling. I am confident that this film will be adapted in over 100 languages and reach over 3 billion people across the world."

"Randamoozham" will be an adaptation of the novel of the same name by M.T. Vasudevan Nair, an award-winning Malayalam author, who will also script the film.

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Mr. Goutam Karmakar, Research Scholar of Durgapur.

It all started with a call and mail from a research scholar from West Bengal on 21st January with the following mail: “Sir I am going to make a request to you. I am Goutam Karmakar from West Bengal, India. I am doing phd on Indian English Poetry from NIT Durgapur, India. I am surveying the ongoing literary trends of contemporary Indian writers (Indian Poets writing in English ) across the globe. For that I want to take an interview of you sir. Will you give me that opportunity? I will be highly obliged to you. And sir can you please give me your contact number? Yours faithfully Goutam Karmakar” I was indeed delighted to receive this from an unknown and unheard Research Scholar and the matters moved fast and here is a SUNDAY STORY in ENVIUS THOUGHTS in https://nvsr.wordpress.com and I am sure my esteemed viewers from more than two hundred countries will enjoy.

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MULTIFACETED AND MULTILINGUAL STUDIES 1st December 2016 Website: http://www.ijmms.in Email: [email protected] Page 1 Top Officer-cum-poet and translator: An interview with N.V.Subbaraman by Goutam Karmakar

Sir I am going to make a request to you. I am Goutam Karmakar from West Bengal, India.

I am doing phd on Indian English Poetry from NIT Durgapur, India. I am surveying the ongoing literary trends of contemporary Indian writers (Indian Poets writing in English ) across the globe. For that I want to take an interview of you sir. Will you give me that opportunity? I will be highly obliged to you. And sir can you please give me your contact number?

Yours faithfully Goutam Karmakar

Goutam Karmakar Research Scholar, Dept. of Humanities and Social Sciences, National Institute of Technology, Durgapur West Bengal, India

Here is a photocopy of the Interview. Readable copy in bigger fonts is given after this photo copy for your more comfortable read.

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ABOUT N.V.SUBBARAMAN

N V Subbaraman- the interviewed

Born on July 31st 1941 in Tamilnadu, N V Subbaraman has established himself as one of the emerging poetic voices in the arena of Indian English Poetry. His mother tongue is Telugu. Having been born, brought up, educated and employed for long and living in Tamilnadu he knows Tamil well in addition to his mother tongue, English, Hindi and Sanskrit to an extent. He is a graduate in Mathematics and a Fellow in Insurance. He has served the premier Public Sector Undertaking Life Insurance Corporation of India for four decades, served as a part of his Central office, in the States of Tamilnadu, Andhra Pradesh and Rajasthan. He has retired in 2001 as Deputy Zonal Manager and post retirement served as a Director in an HR Training Organization and as a Managing Director of a company. Even when he was in service he used to write prose and verse for several magazines and readers will find details as they go down. Since the age of seventy, he has given up all his gainful employment and concentrating only on literary activities. He is a bilingual poet in Tamil and English. He is also a communicator, writer, speaker, and a trainer. Being a small time writer he has thirty seven published books to his credit. He is a translator from English to Tamil and vice versa. Totally he has to my credit translated works numbering 16 in prose and verse.

He is a Blogger-keeping ENVIUS THOUGHTS in https://nvsr.wordpress.com where he posts an English poem original or translated every day from Monday to Saturday and a Sunday story right from 28/2/2015 till this day without a single break. He is a Haikuist and has written more than 1000 Haiku poems strictly in 5-7-5 pattern, with first and third line rhyming.

He has eleven awards for his literary activities including the latest KAVI NILAVU and to be awarded UWA ADMIRABLE ACHIEVER AWARD 2016/17 by the United Writers Association of Indian Association formed to kindle the light of love and compassion among all nations and whenever possible. He is greatly attached to Saint Tamil Poet Thiruvalluvar, Mahatma Gandhi and Tamil national poet Mahakavi Subramaniya Bharathi. He is a simpleton, out and out a humanist and a universalist keeping strictly to certain principles of life. He wrote long back and he holds to that. His poetic principle is very simple as he often says: I know no God no religion no philosophy! I know no Bible no Quran no Dhammapada no Mahabharatha no Ramayana! I follow and practice “Help ever, hurt never” “Love all, Serve all” “Be kind, be friendly!” That is all what I know on earth and That is all what I need to practice!

In an encounter N.V.Subbaraman has unlocked his heart before Goutam Karmakar where he has given all the answers about his personal life and creative process and his readers will be highly pleased to know the insight of this great poet and translator.

TEXT OF THE INTERVIEW

Q1. GOUTAM KARMAKAR: Sir please allow me to start the interview by asking you about your childhood days, schooling and college days. So tell your readers about all these.

N V Subbaraman: Thanks a plenty Goutam. It is always a pleasure to think of our childhood days up to the stage of education. “We look before and after And pine for what is not! Our sincerest laughter With some pain is fraught Our sweetest songs are those That tell of saddest thought.” These are the finest words from the greatest poet PB Shelley whom I love in admiration and respect deeply for long. I was born in a family of ‘humble means’ but ‘noble origin’. My grandfather was one of the leading advocates of those days say more than a century ago- –who used to charge more than Rs.1000 for an hour’s sitting in the court. At the same time he will appear for free for social and religious causes! He was a freedom fighter and naturally did not attend to his legal profession seriously and hence our ‘humble means’! From age 1 to 20, I lived in a small 300 sq.feet house- with mud flooring, no well, no electric power, and no toilet! We were three brothers and our parents in that house at a rent of Rs. 9/-a month. My father was a teacher- belonged to the noblest of the callings- and his students used to say “think of Shri Viswanatha Iyer in your examination hall, you will do extremely well”! I had my schooling in a municipal school up to 7th standard and then in a private school for 7th to 11th standard- for Secondary School Leaving Certificate. Then I studied my Pre University Class and B Sc degree course in Alagappa College. From birth to degree final, I studied in a place called Karaikudi- in one of the southern districts. Since we could not afford 2+2 annas for our college bus, I walked daily up and down 10 miles barefooted and with a dhothi and shirt on whether it was raining or shining! I used to play hockey in college and cricket with tennis ball outside the college. One important thing in my life was my giving up of the habit of drinking coffee/tea on 14th January 1961-Makara Sankaranthi day- at the age of 19 as a college student at the instance of a great spiritual leader known as Kanchi Jagadguru Paramacharya Shri Chandra Sekarendra saraswathy. I continue to be a teetotaler till this day! Peculiarly, I started learning English alphabets from my 7th standard only as per the then Government’s policy! I cannot claim myself to be very intelligent but sure I was sufficiently industrious. My father used to teach me English and Mathematics at home. I was a member of the Scouts movement in my school days and my first Tamil poem on the Movement was published in a Scouts monthly Magazine in 1955 when I was in my 8th standard. I felt extremely happy that in my final year degree course I gave a talk in my college Mathematics Association Meeting under the title “MATHEMATICS IN SHAKESPERE”! I am still proud of the fact that my English article titled “PHILOSOPHER OR SCIENTIST” was published in my college annual Magazine. Poverty did not deter me from aiming high and indeed I look back with pardonable pride of those carefree days. During the morning and evening walks with my father, and daily visit to temple I could muster a lot of will power with which I could make a mark in my official career and literary world. I am afraid I am talking too much on this topic and let me move on to the next! Q2. GOUTAM KARMAKAR: Did your childhood memories leave any impression on your writings? Are you still missing your childhood days? N V Subbaraman: Yes they do; happy impressions that get reflected in my poems and other writings on nature, disciplined life, spiritual attainments and so on, till this day when I am going to be a centenarian in another 24 years! We do miss those happy go lucky days but it is inevitable!

Q3. GOUTAM KARMAKAR: Sir, when did you start writing poetry? What are the immediate reasons for writing poetry?

N V Subbaraman: As referred earlier my first Tamil poem was written when I was 13 years old studying in 8th standard. My first English poem “Marvel is Thy Creation” was written on 7/5/76 when I was 35 years of age, in a place called Karur where I was sent for a month on official deputation. Another poem “In Fanciful Imagination” was written while sitting on the banks of Ambazari Lake in Nagpur where I had been on an official visit in the year 1980- at my age of 39. I cannot adduce any particular reason for writing poetry –may be some inspiration provided by and guided by the Lord Almighty on whom I immensely believe.

Q4. GOUTAM KARMAKAR: What is your definition of poetry? What are the salient poetic features of your poetry which make you different from other contemporary Indian Poets writing in English?

N V Subbaraman: I believe in the definition given by one of the greatest English poets William Wordsworth to whom ‘a peaceful mind is the key to opening emotions. Only then is he able to recreate a precious sensation: He avers: “I have said that Poetry is the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings: it takes its origin from emotion recollected in tranquility”. Yes; we experience a lot of feelings and emotions-day in and day out-from the cradle to the grave- good and bad, pain and bliss, joy and sorrow and so on. Not that we are immersed in these emotions forever and at all times. When you are sitting free sometimes irrespective of that particular age and stage, you get some inspiration from an unknown source and write something in your mind and then put it in black and white and a poem is born! . I don’t claim myself to be a poet extraordinary; I also write some verses. My wife when she was alive till a couple of years ago, a keen observer of me, used to say that my “poems are like nursery rhymes”! Yes I believe that my hallmark is that. In one of the seminars which I attended at Bangalore, I pointed out that ‘any writing-prose or verse in any language-must be pure and simple and the reader must be in a position to understand and appreciate on his own without the help of a dictionary or a language teacher’. There are poets and poets in the literary world and I am also one such-fortunately by HIS grace recognized as a poet just as you, Goutam, have done now and mentally are with me though thousands of miles away from me physically! Yes. Indian poets writing in English are Indian poets writing in English!!! I cannot become a Shelley or Keats, a Milton or Shakespeare- nor a Sarojini Naidu or Rabindranath Tagore! I am I am- N V Subbaraman!

Q5. GOUTAM KARMAKAR: You are a bilingual writer. So tell me in which language do you prefer to write more and why? At the time of composing poems in English do you translate your native thoughts into English or directly write in English?

N V Subbaraman: Yes, I am. I don’t feel much of a difference in writing in English or Tamil or English and Tamil. I equally write in both the languages. Thoughts are thoughts- born in mind by the grace of the Goddess of Learning Sri Saraswathi and I normally write direct. I feel there is not much of a difference between ‘native thought’ and ‘foreign thought’!

Q6. GK: Till date you have published 14 books. So can you please tell us about your journey as a writer? Have you ever faced ‘writer’s block’ while composing poems?

N V Subbaraman: Sorry it is 37 written and published more than 30 and the rest are in different stages of publication! Journey of course was by no means smooth and easy. In the present day publishing area, marketing becomes difficult in the case of self-publication. Hence I leave it to professional publishers known and unknown to me. I am able to see the question mark on your face Goutamany ROYALTY! No, I get only the satisfaction that my book has been published!!! Thank God I am not a professional writer depending on this for my daily bread and milk. If by chance any little amount comes to me, that I have made it a point to donate 50% to one organization called SEVALAYA near Chennai which runs an orphanage and Old Age Home. “Writer’s Block!” Yes at times and we overcome it-many a time easily and sometimes with difficulty and efforts.

Q7. GOUTAM KARMAKAR: What are the sources of inspiration behind your writing? Can you tell us the names of your favorite writers and books?

N V Subbaraman: Yes, great poets of ancient days to modern days inspire me. Kindly visit my Blog ‘ENVIUS THOUGHTS’ in https://nvsr.wordpress.com and a particular poem from the archives titled “THROUGH THE NOBLE WINGS OF POETRY”. That will explain my position better. Why? I quote it here and now: Born are the great All over the world All through the ages Spreading the message of peace and amity Leading people to friendship and fraternity Injecting joy and hope in mankind! Afflicted with agony and penury more in mind Depicting Animosity and compassion, betrayal and protection Bad and good, pain and pleasure Cruelty and kindness, hatred and love Defeat and victory, failure and success Birth and death, poverty and prosperity Cowardice and valor, diffidence and confidence Despair and hope, fear and courage Sorrow and joy, vices and virtues Vacillation and firmness- pairs of opposites! Animals and birds, worms and insects Hills and dales, fields and deserts Plants and trees, flowers and fruits Sun and moon, stars and planets Summer and winter, Autumn and Spring Art and culture, religion and society! Myriad phases of life and world! Gifted poets- ancient-medieval and modern With Marvelous mysticism and mythical meanderings Powerful pen and pleasing prowess Significant style and varied vision Transcending Caste and creed, class and color Giving message – message for the world World peace and universal brotherhood THROUGH THE NOBLE WINGS OF POETRY! Dead may be, yet immortal they are Robert Browning and Rabindranath Tagore Wordsworth and Omarkayyam of yore Yeats and Keats, Eliot and Milton Shelly and Shakespeare, Dante and Tennyson Sarojini Naidu and scores of class Living legends Daisaku Ikeda and dozens of today! Valmiki and Vyasa, Kalidas and Kabirdas Barthruhari and Battadri, Surdas and Tulsi Bharathi Dasan and Kanna Dasan, Kamban and Bharathi Nannayya and Thikkanna, Vemana and Pothana Thyagayya and Shyama Sastri Annamacharya and Muthuswami Dikshithar Mythili Saran and Sumitra Nandan And those countless noble anons! To them We bow our heads in respect and reverence Sure for the world to find its deliverance! On the books I read! A defect and bad habit with me is that I don’t have any extra book reading habit?! I used to say and write-” I used to read till my college days my academic books. On entering LIC books that were required to attend my professional examinations viz up to Fellowship level and the manuals and circulars required for running the administration. Post retirement rarely here and there, now and then! Only my constant read from my age 8 or so till now is the daily newspaper THE HINDU”.

Q8. GOUTAM KARMAKAR: What are the subject matters of your three volumes of poetry written in English? Kindly illustrate a bit- the capital theme of each volume.

N V Subbaraman: Unless it is my translation work, my original writing of prose or verse in English or Tamil, always revolve around, nature, human nature, happenings in and around me, spiritual matters here and there aimed at grooming the children and the youth-future pillars of the Nation.

Q9. GOUTAM KARMAKAR: Why have you composed Haiku? Are you influenced by some Haiku writers?

N V Subbaraman: These are the fast food days. No time for the man to stand and stare!!!!! Where is the time for him to read epics like literature of Paradise Lost or Regained, Maha Bharatha or Ramayana? I took a fancy for the HAIKU poems as ‘BREVITY IS THE SOUL OF WISDOM” it is said. I was also inspired by a Poets Association organized and run by one Dr. Fakhruddin from Bangalore and their monthly publication the POETS INTERNATIONAL, largely devoted to Haiku genre of the poetry. My long association with them made me a Haikuist; I attended a few of Seminars and I presented my entire paper in HAIKU poems in one year. I must acknowledge the appreciation made by one Japanese Haiku poet which made me take greater interest. In his own words Dr.Kazuyosi said: “………………..The poet Subbaraman’s haiku are exactly haiku originating in Japan. But in Japan, there is no concept of rhyme; thus his rhymed haiku surpass Japanese haiku in beauty of both contents and the form- the form of his haiku is worth esteeming very highly…………”

Q10. GOUTAM KARMAKAR: You have engaged yourself in translation works. Have you felt any difficulties in translating from Tamil to English? Do you feel any satisfaction in translation work in comparison of composing own poems?

N V Subbaraman: Yes, Goutam, very relevant and important question to a translating poet and writer. India is a vast and diverse country with its rich heritage, culture, religions, languages, literature, scholars, writers, poets and so on. They are indeed great treasures beyond values for the present and posterity. In a multi lingual society and the states on linguistic basis, regionalism takes its own toll on many aspects and one important impact is on the literary works of great cultural and artistic value. Due to political and other reasons there is a vast gap in connecting the people. The cause for the gap is narrow regionalism leading to parochialism. It should therefore, be the foremost duty of the broad and nationalistic minded patriots to create opportunities for the people of religions and regions, languages and cultures to move freely and absorb the greatness from others. Translation of the rich literary works of each language into other languages of India and English is a sure way of bridging the gap. Emphasizing on the importance of TRANSLATION in bridging the gap great National Poet Subrahmanya Bharathiyar says: Transliteration: Thaemadhurath thamizoasai ulagamelaam Paravum vagai seydhal vaeNdum Piranaattu nallaringar saaththirangkaL Thamizmoziyir peyarththal vaeNdum Thiramaana pulamaiyenil veLinaattoar Atdhai vaNakkam seydhal vaeNdum. While translated to English Tamil’s mellifluous sounds Must reach the world’s utmost bounds. Translation too we must produce From foreign classics for our use. Our genuine greatness and skills and wisdom The world will recognize and salute hands down. But then translation is a fine art and science; competent persons for translation from one language to other language/s are to be spotted, sufficient recognition given and motivated to pursue the art of translation. Translation is not simply finding the equivalent words. It is indeed trans- creation; the translator must get into the heart and soul of the original creator and come out with his version presenting the mind of the creator. It has to be done through print and electronic media. From that angle, educational Institutions should make it a point and policy to prescribe the translated literature in the curriculum at all levels. As extracurricular studies, parents, social service organizations and schools must popularize translated arts and literature. It may not be too much to suggest literary competitions may be floated at many levels on translated literary pieces for all ages, educational standards, rural, urban groups and so on as the competitions have the motivating ability. I have equal charm and pleasure in creating the originals and also trans-creating the others!

Q11. GOUTAM KARMAKAR: By profession you were a deputy zonal manager of Life Insurance Corporation of India. So how do you make up your mind to write poetry altogether? Have your experience there helped you in writing?

N V Subbaraman: As explained in the top while saying something about myself, you will find an answer to this question too! It is not verse alone I write; I have also produced some good prose in Tamil and several articles in English. Experience is the best Master and in any field helps a writer in his pursuit; I am not an exception.

Q12. GOUTAM KARMAKAR: Why have you translated Tagore’s Gitanjali into Tamil? Have you read the Bengali version of Gitanjali?

N V Subbaraman: Gitanjali of Rabindranath Tagore which won a Nobel for him, indeed, is an invaluable treasure for the humanity. I loved it right from my young days. When I had some time at my command post retirement, I ventured into full scale translation and I could fairly succeed and the translation has been received well by the learned. Sorry I know no Bengali. Tagore himself has given his Gitanjali in English and my Tamil translation is based on that version.

Q13. GOUTAM KARMAKAR: Why have you translated the Japanese poet Daisaku Ikeda from English to Tamil? Is it an attempt on your part to enrich the Tamil people about the global writing?

N V Subbaraman: I have answered in a detailed manner for the question number 10 above and that thought is the reason for translating Japanese Poet Dr. Daisaku Ikedas English poems into Tamil. Here is a Women’s College in Chennai after Dr. Daisaku Ikeda’s Soka Gokai’s International and the Secretary of the college, a good friend of mine requested me to translate Dr. Ikeda’s poems into Tamil and I did it. He himself published and gave copies to all the students and staff more than a thousand in number. In the process you are right that Tamil people are enriched from the global writing. Q14. GOUTAM KARMAKAR: Your writing proves you as a postcolonial poet. Do you agree with me? Does your poem characterize any particular trait? N V Subbaraman: Physically yes present day poet; mind set may be colonial and post colonial! Reading a prose or verse must elevate the reader mentally, intellectually and spiritually with a positive and noble message. The writer owes it to himself and the society of readers. Any writing sans a message according to me is no writing at all. Q15. GOUTAM KARMAKAR: What is the theme of your ‘Universe-A Chariot on the Move’? Have you added any flavor to this epic while translating? N V Subbaraman: It is the story of the Universe- beautifully penned by my Tamil poet frienddealing with Mother Earth and sky, stars and planets. Sun and Moon, Space and air, water and fire- five natural elements on which all living beings – humans and animals, plants and trees thrive. Translation I have already referred to as trans-creation. Naturally flavors added! VOLUME-III, ISSUE-XII ISSN (Online): 2350-0476 ISSN (Print): 2394-207X IMPACT FACTOR: 4.205 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MULTIFACETED AND MULTILINGUAL STUDIES 1st December 2016 Website: http://www.ijmms.in Email: [email protected] Page 10 Q16. GOUTAM KARMAKAR: Do you think a poet as social reformer? What are the contemporary social issues have you tried to show in your works? N V Subbaraman: To certain extent any poet or writer has to be a social reformer! His readers must get a positive message for leading a better and more humane life and living. I don’t claim to be a social reformer but by the messages some may be made to be a better human being that helps for the formation of a better society. Social issues I want to show are global warming, environmental protection, caring for nature, neighborhood cleanliness and so on. Q17. GOUTAM KARMAKAR: What are your future projects? Can your readers expect any fiction from you? N V Subbaraman: After spending three fourths of a century, it is not possible to take up any special projects as such! To continue with regular literary activities, it is deemed to be an achievement! May be compiling another anthology of my poems in English and Tamil, continuing my Blog without a break are worth attempting. No idea of creation of any fiction as of now.

Q18. GOUTAM KARMAKAR: What is the future of Indian English poetry according to you? Poetry and poets are now marginalized a bit as everyone is fascinated with fictions, plays and short stories. What can be the solution and suggestions on your part for improving the situation better?

N V Subbaraman: According to me, it is quite bright- as bright as it has been in the past! Poetry and poets have their own sterling role to play in the literary world. My confidence is born out of the responses I get for my YOUNG POET- an e journal. In the last International Multilingual Poets Meet that I have referred to earlier, there was an invited Poet Delegate young 17 year old twelfth standard student of a local school in Chennai Miss S. Nivetha ho was an attraction of the senior poets and Madam Pankajam Iyengar, convener, said that future is bright for the poetry world. Her poem titled FRIENDSHIP-virtues and values was well received by all the delegates-content, form and presentation excellent. Though Fictions, plays and short stories have their own value, poetry has its own charm and beauty. Parents, schools and literary organizations have to encourage children from young age to appreciate poetry and to try their hands on poetry writing.

Q19. GOUTAM KARMAKAR: Are you aware of contemporary Indian English writing? Who are your favorite Indian English writers whose work you want to read many a time?

N V Subbaraman: Yes in the course of my experience in the last few decades. There are too many to point out a few!

Q20. GOUTAM KARMAKAR: How will you want to be remembered as a poet or as a great translator and why? Where lies the ‘Indianness’ in your work?

N V Subbaraman: If I am worth remembering, society will remember me as a poet, writer and translator. As of now I am happy that I am recognized as such and being invited to participate in the Poets Meet and seminars. A seventh class student was telling me on the other day that “Uncle, one day your poems also may find a place in our school text books”. I am quite content with my work at the present. Probably you as a young research scholar may see how I am remembered in the future. I am born, brought up, educated and living as an Indian! My INDIANNESS is in all my thoughts, words and deeds! Yet I am a universalist- a member of the VASUDEYVA KUTUMBAKAM- the entire world is my home and people are my kith and kin as my Rig veda has taught me.

Q21. GOUTAM KARMAKAR: A lot of new poets are coming in this genre. What will be your advice to them? And what is your message for your readers and for the human beings?

N V Subbaraman: Your apprehension about future of poets and poetry is unfounded from this very question; yes “a lot of new poets are coming in this genre” They are the hopes of the future. No advice from me but I venture to suggest that they take to poetry very seriously with all possible interest and enthusiasm; read a lot of poets and their work, form their own theme in which their interest lies, try their hand in giving a poetic shape to their thoughts, if not satisfied let them correct several times, send for publication, if rejected let them not get frustrated or disappointed. Improve upon the same and write new ones. Let them create the habit of writing in a note book and not in sheets of individual papers that will not be kept safe. Poetry may not get financial benefits but will give a broader vision of life and widen their catholicity and gives a satisfaction that money and wealth cannot give.

Q22 GOUTAM KARMAKAR: Thank You for sharing your views before your readers.

N V Subbaraman: I am indeed very happy that I could interact with you in detail. I thank you for the nice opportunity provided. I wish you Godspeed in all your endeavors.

IJMMS INTERVIEW Mr. Goutam Karmakar, Research Scholar of Durgapur. It all started with a call and mail from a research scholar from West Bengal on 21st January with the following mail:

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