dear ashish, well done , keep going, mee to physically challanged chartered accountant, fighting my way, still after 24 years professional experience,undaunted by my physical disability.
Re: Compliment
by RUPESH VERMA on Jan 08, 2011 12:54 PM
Aashish is also an excellent inspiration for Physically UNCHALLENGED persons......Hats off to you SIR...
If you are male empoyee than remain away any female young or old except your wife. If you are alone even though dn't see even one small hair of female.You will be finished. Females can get promotions reasons already known. If male he has to work very hard, very efficiently and very smart. Also pleaSE YOUR SUPERIOR WITH THE COSTLIEST GIFT YOU CAN AFFORD.Than only superior will help. Females no prtoblem.
Re: Re: Thanks,
by sreedhara konda on Jun 02, 2011 03:38 PM
You fool ................what nonsense ur talking ...........i am feelng pity on you to posting this type of comments......try to improve man
Re: Nothing Speacial
by Swechcha Ponnekanti on Dec 20, 2010 08:03 PM
Sick sick sick! All that you could get out of such an inspiring article is this ridiculous comment. Sick!
Re: Re: Re: Nothing Speacial
by manoj jain on Dec 22, 2010 11:08 AM
I THINK THIS ARTICLE IS ABOUT HUMAN INSPIRATION,NOT MATRIMONY SO LET BE AND GET INSPIRED.
Re: Nothing Speacial
by Ajit Birdi on Dec 31, 2010 09:29 PM
I know atleast two women who have married blind people and have lovely families. Both are famous Music reciters and teach music as well. Both are well known in Sikh temple circuits around the world. Their names. 1) Sheetal Singh Sitara now lives in UK. 2)Ajit Singh. Both have been blind since childhood. So there you are Blindness is no handicap. As they say love is blind any way. Sheetal Singh Sitara runs a blind peoples music academy.
It would have helped if the interview had brought out how JP Morgan has created/modified infrastructure to suit Mr Goel's needs. In various offices accross India including Government sector when they employ blind people they dont know how to put them to work. We have a blind telephone operator and in recent times, switch board concept has become outdated. But we dont know what kind of work we can give that person. Mr Aashish Goel said he works for investment department of JP Morgan. As far as I know, any body who works in a bank per se has to work with computers and should have ability to analyse/interpret lot of numerical data and a blind person I guess cannot see any computer screen. It would have been very much helpful to know how JP Morgan has crossed this huddle.
