It is a proud moment for Abishek having lived and studied in such hostile conditions. He really has a brave heart to achieve his goal. We should salute Abishek and hope he inspires more people.
They have realised that becoming IAS and looting public money is not gonna help. time has changed. Its time of privatisation and globalisation. we live in a global family. we better wake up now or it will be too late.
Great going Abhishek! Wishing you success in your future endeavours and hoping that your success would enthuse and serve as an example for others to emulate.
you got 154 rank still going for aerospace... why not computers, electronics electrical mechanical .... remember all aerospace engineers work as IT engineers at the end of the day...
Re: Mr abhishek I don't understand one thing
by ravi kumar on Jun 07, 2010 10:11 PM
another thing... just request rediff not to publish lot of rubbish... this guy had free of cost coaching for same time period as others... add that others would have to cough up 50000 for the same rubbish that abhishek got for free from bansal... please understand this guy had little pressure... and if mr abhishek has cleared in quota ... i won't take him seriously either...
Re: Re: Mr abhishek I don't understand one thing
by om shanti on Jun 07, 2010 10:16 PM
criticism is hallmark of an Indian..154 rank,quota irrelevant here...
Re: Re: Mr abhishek I don't understand one thing
by Niranjan Balachandran on Jun 08, 2010 01:28 AM
You seem to be implying that since he had free coaching, there is nothing extraordinary in his achievement. If you truly believe that to be the case, considering his economic background and his social status as such and how our society can be so cruel towards the deprived, there is no point in discussing anything with you; I can only pity that you cannot see the obvious. As for any complaints you have about this lad having access to free coaching, that grouse (if for whatsoever reason you have one) must be taken with the man who coached him, not this kid.
Re: Re: Mr abhishek I don't understand one thing
by Shesh Lak on Jun 07, 2010 10:24 PM
Ravi, One more thing with your "another thing..." It doesn't matter what you do, what matters is how you do. He stood 154 rank, that it self speaks about his capability. Why would he require quota. And the other part is his tuition fee, what is wrong in helping a deserving canditate who is economically backward? Doesn't he have the right to education? You know who succumb to pressure, can't succeed. What is wrong if Mr. Bansal helped him? Were you good enough to be helped? He studied without electricity, what's is your qualification to comment on his success? You are one of those who can't do good in life even if you are given all the heavenly comfort. So better shutup and stop crying.
Re: Re: Re: Mr abhishek I don't understand one thing
by ravi kumar on Jun 07, 2010 10:35 PM
dear mr shesh as you have already defined my place and status in society it leaves less to be said... but one of my friend asked me one thing... why should myt tax money should be spent on poor guys, when my own kid get the benefit tomorrow if I die and my kid comes to road... do you have an answer.. its basically a loot ... organized and legalized loot by the government and so called democracy... I am undeserving thats why i would like to have quota ...
Re: Re: Re: Re: Mr abhishek I don't understand one thing
by Vineesh Vedsen on Jun 08, 2010 04:38 AM
there is always space at the top, if you have the ability. So tax money or no tax money spent, quota or no quota the real deserving would hit the top. The tax money is used for the good of the society also, not for the wards of the tax payers. It applies to all.
Re: Re: Mr abhishek I don't understand one thing
by dineshbarik on Jun 08, 2010 11:56 AM
Mr ravi kumar.from your statement i under stood that, you are having a characterstic of a crab means no talent should go ahead. On this tremendous succees of a poor student you should have felt rather pround that our country is having such a hidden talent. As a responsible citizen of india , definitely i wii go forward for financial help for his higher study , if get an oppertunity. Hence i advice you to amend your attitude and remove your coloured sun glass and look the realities of life. hope with your growing age your views will be changed.
Re: Mr abhishek I don't understand one thing
by Shesh Lak on Jun 07, 2010 10:17 PM
Ravi, Stop being stereotype. One chooses what he wants, all fields have enough opportunity for bright and successful candidates be it Aero or Civil. If you chose something and joined the rat race then don't think you have done any thing great. Don't expect everyone to be like you, courageous are those who take a different path and they comeout with flying color. I WISH ALL THE LUCK TO ABHISHEK FOR WHATEVER HE DOES.
Re: Re: Mr abhishek I don't understand one thing
by ravi kumar on Jun 07, 2010 10:30 PM
haha... one chooses... very few choose in IIT system dear .. get your feet on the ground.. they get what they get...there are 0.1 % exceptions ..... yes you got it right the first time... its 0.1 %. things work on a pecking order theory here... a lone kid with no exposure can't break a stereotype let me assure you...
Re: Mr abhishek I don't understand one thing
by om shanti on Jun 07, 2010 10:14 PM
may be he is guided by his teacher... who knows one day this guy may fly to space from NASA..
Re: All the reply shows people are sick in India
by Khullam Khullah on Jun 07, 2010 10:03 PM
Didn't quite understand what you mean. When you say "develop guys" - whom are you urging? Who are 'guys'? The reservation quota people? Or the others? Who will the world see as sick -- reservation quota people, or the rest? Please clarify.
