in one sentence i would say before independence there was sincerity like "what i would give for the nation" and now after independence it is "what i would gain from the nation", happy teacher's day..
Re: Inspirational advice frm our MMS
by Sreenivas Ramesh on Sep 05, 2013 01:48 PM
in one sentence i would say before independence there was sincerity like "what i would give for the nation" and now after independence it is "what i would gain from the nation", happy teacher's day..
Indians are who understood value of a teacher and institution first in the world,I am sure somany people now wanted to disagree! but that facts are clear. But this article never recognizes that value. Radha krishnan wanted his name to be permanent by following Neharu's step(Neharu wanted childrean's day, we foolish Indian followed him! We redy to recognize Socrates, Aristotal but find no place for Vyasa or chanakya.Really strage. Inian for thousand of years celebrating Vyasas berthday 'Vyasa poornima' as teachers day. who tought man's speritual values instrest rather than just worldly knowledge. True teacher is the one who enhences child's spirutual level like Vyasa. Hope one day world (sure not present day Indians)will recognise contribution of Vyasa and why ancient Indian regarded hi as grate teachers.
Re: This article shows how hypcrates are indians!
by Dhirendra Kumar Dwivedi on Sep 05, 2013 01:40 PM
Good comment. Dr. Radhakrishanan was a great teacher. We should recognize his as a great teacher in modern age. we celebrate good things on any time.
Re: This article shows how hypcrates are indians!
by Dhirendra Kumar Dwivedi on Sep 05, 2013 01:41 PM
Good comment. Dr. Radhakrishanan was a great teacher. We should recognize his as a great teacher in modern age. we celebrate good things on any time.
Re: This article shows how hypcrates are indians!
by Sreenivas Ramesh on Sep 05, 2013 01:47 PM
in one sentence i would say before independence there was sincerity like "what i would give for the nation" and now after independence it is "what i would gain from the nation", happy teacher's day..
Re: Re: This article shows how hypcrates are indians!
by mahesh muliyala on Sep 05, 2013 12:37 PM
People who not intrested in knowledge will complain about langugaue but who really instered in knowledge will search for content. My teacher asked me to follow 2nd one. Also there are more tahn 1000 langugaes in this world,I belive one can not perfect in all the langugues.Hope you are!
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by mahesh muliyala on Sep 05, 2013 12:51 PM
I could not get your English "...one your are communicting..." were you studied? becareful,noramlly people slips when they are finding fault at others!
Re: This article shows how hypcrates are indians!
by emaanuel augustin on Sep 05, 2013 12:58 PM
Nobody want to follow Vyasa, Chanakya, Vivekananda, Nehru, Mahatma Gandhi. Everybody become self centered and greed for money, materials. No spiritual value these days.
Re: Re: This article shows how hypcrates are indians!
by Dhirendra Kumar Dwivedi on Sep 05, 2013 01:31 PM
Several people are there who are following Vyas, Chanakya and Vivekanand. To keep the human values live one must follow the right and spiritual path
Re: Re: This article shows how hypcrates are indians!
by Dhirendra Kumar Dwivedi on Sep 05, 2013 01:34 PM
Several people are there who are following Vyas, Chanakya and Vivekanand. To keep the human values live one must follow the right and spiritual path
The One student in the whole wide world whom no teacher however great could ever teach anything to is Duffer Pappu!
If he had learned anything in school back then, today Pappu would not have been asking re_tar_d_e_d questions like what is democracy? Where do babies come from? why can't I have more than one lollipop per day?
Re: One
by Sreenivas Ramesh on Sep 05, 2013 01:46 PM
in one sentence i would say before independence there was sincerity like "what i would give for the nation" and now after independence it is "what i would gain from the nation", happy teacher's day..
our scoundrel politicians truly follows word by word the inspirational thoughts of Swami Vivekananda, today. It indeed matches their present acts and activities.
Re: truly followed
by Sreenivas Ramesh on Sep 05, 2013 01:47 PM
in one sentence i would say before independence there was sincerity like "what i would give for the nation" and now after independence it is "what i would gain from the nation", happy teacher's day..
