Badle Din..

My dear "30th Of last month"... Why are you sot the same as you were before few days..
earlier, We use to have fun after few successive days..
We use make new plans..
We Use to Get Naughty, when You come..
We used to review the Bucket- list's and Implement them, which were made in the last week of month..
we use to wait for you, eagrly... But now a days, Noticed that I have forgotten You..

Please Come back to My life.. I want that sweet 30th Of last Month, Back!
Please Be Mine, again..

Stanley Ka Dabba!

Few Days back, Watched the Movie "Stanley ka Dabba" The story was about a Boy named Stanley, Who was Lonely at the school!

The story also feature about a Teacher, Who always ate the Students tiffin Boxes!

Just had a feeling that, At this Point of time, "That" teacher is waking Up.. I am Hungry, and feeling just like that teacher, Thanks to Our "Dabbe wala" who brings the tiffin around 10.15..

I think the "Dabbe wala" is Here.. :P Time to Go! :P

Better Bosses! Men Or Women.. (Nice Article)

There is a well Known Belief, that Men makes Better Bosses than Women...

There are two facets to the issue – the fact that women have an exerting authority and the problem people have in accepting that authority. “While some people like to get into the nitty-gritty of the deliverables, others prefer to delegate tasks and entrust work to the team members. And this depends primarily on the personality of the boss and not gender.

Exerting control at work is definitely a matter of attitude, not gender and attitude comes from self-confidence. In fact, today our male counterparts recognise the talent that we bring to a meeting and ‘that talent’ is actually in some way genderbased, as there are some things that only women can bring in. If as women webelieve in our roles and know that we are adding value, exerting control is going to be effortless,” emphasises Reshma Budhia, division head, Corporate Marketing.

Certainly, ability cannot be evaluated with respect to gender. Nevertheless, the bias against women persists in some industries. “It is widely perceived in the industry that female bosses are not good bosses and given lesser respect and are less popular among employees. Across industries whenever female bosses try to exercise control, it is often not wellreceived. They have to constantly soften their leadership style to gain acceptability within the team. If they try to exert control and command respect, they face tough barriers,” agrees Mridul Shekar, manager – human resource and organisation development, Corbus. She adds, “However, contrary to the perception, female bosses are compassionate, empathetic, patient, detail-oriented and organised.
These qualities give them an edge of being more understanding and tolerable, over their male counterparts.” So, how do we tackle the problem of prejudice against female superiors? “As a maledominated society, the change in employee’s attitude can only come with promoting merit over gender issues. The HR department of the organisation should work towards bridging the gap in the gender disparity within the organisations. One should encourage learning and development for both genders and promote a gender sensitive approach within the organisation.

Apart from this, the male staff should be inducted to change their attitude towards their female counterparts. In turn, the female managers should be trained on exhibiting themselves as bosses/leaders, irrespective of their gender quotient. They must be less emotional and more logical in their approach,” advises Shekar. Budhia feels that somewhere the problem lies with women themselves as they are not sure of themselves. “A woman employee is no more uncommon and women bosses are present across all roles. We, as women, have to stop trying to constantly prove ourselves just because we are women. Instead, we need to just focus on working hard and achieving results.

This change in our perspective will change our attitude to work and will reflect in the way we communicate with others. The attitude change has to come from us. This will automatically make us successful and eliminate several challenges that are genderrelated,” she says!

Source: TOI

Gud News In Bacchan Family!

Last Nite, When I returned from Office, and Switched the Television On, after Struggling to Get the Remote from My hostel Mates, and Turn on the News. and Got the News that Amitabh bacchan is gonna be a "Dada" (GrandPaa)
Well they were flashing it under their so called "Breaking news" Section.

My heartiest congratulations to Bacchan family.

Read this in His Blog Here

Now, Dial - A - Doctor

Say goodbye to long waiting lines in hospitals or clinics. Now, when sick, all you need to do is pick up the phone and dial MeraDoctor.

A phone health service, MeraDoctor was launched this April by Dr Ajay Nair, managing director of mHealth Venture India Pvt Ltd. It is the first service in India to offer unlimited phone consultations with a licensed MBBS doctor. The service is available from 8am to 10pm and can be accessed from anywhere in India.

For a sum of Rs300 for a period of three months, MeraDoctor allows up to six members in a family to speak to a doctor over the phone, explain their symptoms and receive medical advice in the form of over-the-counter drugs (details are sent by SMS once the call is completed) or even home remedies. In some cases, when curative advice can’t be given and a physical examination is needed, the doctor will advise the caller on which hospital they can go to and which tests they should get done.

“We encourage them to call us if they don’t understand their test results or what the doctor told them. Our aim is to answer all queries until the caller is satisfied,” explains Nair, who studied medicine at JJ Medical College before heading off to Harvard in the United States to study public health management.

All the doctors at MeraDoctor besides being trained in internationally accepted phone triage protocol, are also taught to offer a friendly ear to each caller. “Some of our calls go on for 45 minutes. We regularly evaluate our doctors on how comfortable they make the patient feel and whether they explain the condition in simple words without jargon, because most doctors don’t do that,” says Nair, who currently has seven doctors working on shifts.

All the doctors are fluent in Hindi, English and Marathi. In addition, every call is recorded to maintain a clinical history of every caller that is referred to the next time s/he calls.

For more information, call 6133 6133 or visit www.mera-doctor.com.

Source: DNA

Virtual Desktops...

Desktops allows you to organize your applications on up to four virtual desktops. Read email on one, browse the web on the second, and do work in your productivity software on the third, without the clutter of the windows you're not using. After you configure hotkeys for switching desktops, you can create and switch desktops either by clicking on the tray icon to open a desktop preview and switching window, or by using the hotkeys.

Unlike other virtual desktop utilities that implement their desktops by showing the windows that are active on a desktop and hiding the rest, Sysinternals Desktops uses a Windows desktop object for each desktop. Application windows are bound to a desktop object when they are created, so Windows maintains the connection between windows and desktops and knows which ones to show when you switch a desktop. That making Sysinternals Desktops very lightweight and free from bugs that the other approach is prone to where their view of active windows becomes inconsistent with the visible windows.

Desktops reliance on Windows desktop objects means that it cannot provide some of the functionality of other virtual desktop utilities, however. For example, Windows doesn't provide a way to move a window from one desktop object to another, and because a separate Explorer process must run on each desktop to provide a taskbar and start menu, most tray applications are only visible on the first desktop. Further, there is no way to delete a desktop object, so Desktops does not provide a way to close a desktop, because that would result in orphaned windows and processes. The recommended way to exit Desktops is therefore to logoff.

Download Desktop from Here

Source: Tech Microsoft

Are 'You' A human..

Visited an E card's website to check on a Greeting send by a friend, and Ended Up answering a Question by 'em..

They want to Know, Am I a Human..?
lol!!

Badal aur Chand...

Today, while listeing to my Fav Oldies, This song came to the playlist and It was So in resemblance with the whether Outside..
Luving it..   :)

Akelapan...

This morning was a beautiful, specially after investing hours of hard work in trying to solve One freaking error last night. and It continued to be a gud day as I get all the Money back, from My Roommates and hoste mates.. :P   I think I shuld start rading Horoscopes daily...  :)

The beeing gud of the day continues Until I got the News that all of the Hostel mates and my roommates are gooin Home, today itself, as they had got confirmations on their travel arrangements.

It feels gud when you think that Someone is gooin Home and see their family almost after 4-5 Months. But its a Pain, when you come to know, that "SomeOne" is not you..   Felt bad as got the news that One of my cousin, who stays with me at the Hostel  had also managed to get last minute Reservations, and He is also leaving.

At first time in Life I cursed the "Tatkaal Seva" from Indian Railways.
Anyways, I suggested My brain to Just leave all thoughts apart and try to concentrate on the Mock certification test, which is scheduled tomorrow.

So Again, Iam Alone,   Mai, Aur meri tanhaai..   :|

My First Job..

5th Oct 2010:

It was another same day for others, But for me it was a very special day, cuz that was the first day of my Job... After few days the training started and those were really some of my best days at IBM.. Apart from Learning Process and "How to Handel the users"we had lots of fun.. I cant forget those Games of dumb charades, which in the last days of training was really a necessary part of the schedule.. and also Cant forget Pavni Ch, Trying to explaining and acting for a Hindi Movie title.. Pavni, U rock in dumb charades...

In the Last days of training, really enjoyed Barging with Vadali and Arvind, we were really amazed to see both of them Managing it very well... And Talking About the first day on floor, It was memorable, for one of my best buddies than me.. @ saleem Do you remember My friend.. Still cant stop laughing thinking about that day..

also would like to mention about one person, who had been a great Mentor, From the very first day till today, I'd say through My whole Journey... Thanks, Swati, For each and every Answer you gave, about all kind of funny and irrating questions, Doubts, and finding resolutions and last but not the Least, The "Resets" lol!

Apart from all these funny things and happenings, I'ld like to thank all of you Guys... Ashwin Bhai, Srilaxmi and others who are not available on this Platform... and all others who have helped me.. Thanks A lot friends... t hanks, for all the Knowledge you shared with me, Thanks for the wonderful moments we all spend together...

U all have been a great team..

Will Miss ur company..

School Chale Hum...

It was a Beautiful Morning today, When I woke Up.. Went downstairs for having cup of tea, and It was really Nice to see Small Kids Lined up @the bus stand, Which is Usually floaded with Boys and Girls from so called "IT Sector". The schools started in Maharashtra.
Usually the schools starts from the first day of July, in Madhya pradesh.

Some of the Kids were too Happy, Some a bit low, as the vacations are gone. I was just amazed to see Small Kids Most probably of Higher KG's. they looks to be more enthusiastic than their senior counterparts.
Also there were Mum's and Dad's, whom "Rani Bitiya" was goin to school for the first time! They were giving her the final Do's and Dont's at the school..

I enjoyed the morning Tea with the Kids and their Vacation Talks, It was Amazing!

Vada Plao Blues

Beeing in Pune is really cool. Feels almost like Home, It was a normal morning as I wake Up and checked mails and Facebook, and switched to News with a coffee Mug.
There was a Bad news, An MLA of Pune, Golden man had passed away.

Felt bad as I searched about him on the web and found that he was a Popular man, amonst the Local peoples. And hence all the shops and markets at this place (Warje, Pune) remains close.
And hence we have to feed upon the Vada Pao..

Itta Kaiko Yaad Aare Tum.. ?

Itta Kaiko Yaad Aare Tum?

Haula Banake Ghumare Tum.

Kitte Din Hua Apne ko Mil ke....

Kaiko to bi Tadpaare Tum???

Koi Bahaana Karke Kabi Aa Jao Na...

Kahi tho bi Mil Lenge Apan,

Thoda Meri Takleefa ka Khayal Karo yaaron....

Kaiko to bi Tarsaare Tum???

Na Msga Bhejrai N aa Fona Uthare Tum ....

Baahar Milne Ka Naama Tak Nai lere Tum....

Tumaare Nakhre dekh k Lagra....

Hona Bolke Sataare Tum....

Meruku aur Phiraoo Nakko....

Dil ko aur Jalaoo Nakko.....

Khali Pili Draamee Karke....

Kya Taaree Zameen pe Dikhare tum.....

Yaaron Kuch to b bolke Ghar se Baahar Nikloo....

Time Place Phele confirm karloo....

yeh Thursday ku Plan Fix karra....

Ab Kuch bhi nahi suntauoo....  Bus Aaree Tum....

Sinhgad fort and Khadakwasla Dam trip

The schedule was gooin Hectic day By day, during the training days of SAP, Suddenly One day when we were enjoying the coffee @ Bhandarkar road,Rahul Came up with an Idea of a Team Outing.. And all friends agreed for the trip...

Amongst many of suggestions, The destination was selected as Sinhgad fort, which is Located around 30 Kms from South of city. I was really Excited for this trip as Old forts, Natural Beauty and History is something which I cant resist.

We reached the Hills by 10.30 in the Morning and it was really fun, as it

was raining mild showers... and none of us were aware that A surprize is waiting for us at the downhills. We came to know that there was land slide due to heavy rains from last two days, and the road Uphill is closed.

We decided to trekk the hill, and parked the vehicles there and Trekked the hills. It was step and almost 3 Kms path, but the little Hut like shops and "Nimbu pani" kept us Recharged and we finally reached the destination.

Had an awesome Lunch of Typical Maharashtra Cousine- "Zunka- Bhakar" at the Hill!

All and all it was a fantastic trip, with lots of Photography, Masti, Fun and Biking in rain..Just Luv'd It!

SinhGad Fort trip Photographs

FB Blues..!

Almost every user likes to share everything on their Facebook page but certain updates can lead tocriticism, embarrassment and even job termination. 

So here's a shortlist of what you shouldn't share on the social networking site, reports CBS news.

1.That your job sucks......      If you say this, you could be fired. 

2.That you hate your ex......    In the event that you and your boyfriend get back together, or you and that friend you had a falling out with start talking again, you'll look like a total sucker. It's okay to let your emotions govern your thoughts but keep your feelings off your Facebook until you've started to think clearly about said ex.

The important thing to remember about social networks is that although you have the option to delete your comments, sometimes it can be too late. It's immediate and someone might've laid eyes on it before your retraction.

3.That you're going on vacation and then give the dates you're away.....      You could be robbed. A recent study found that thieves scan social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter for folks in targeted neighborhoods before they strike. 

4.That you love yourself.....     In fact, don't give any indication that you're your biggest fan. Your followers will only think the opposite. It's the biggest barometer of insecurity. Researchers at the University at Buffalo also found that women who base their self-worth on appearance and what people think of them tend to upload pictures very frequently. 

5.That you're mean.....     Saying mean things about people can only make you undesirable-for potential employers, dates, friends and strangers.

Why am I the one....

I went to a party Mom, 

I remembered what you said. 

You told me not to drink, Mom, 

So I drank soda instead. 

I really felt proud inside, Mom, 

The way you said I would. 

I didn't drink and drive, Mom, 

Even though the others said I should. 

I know I did the right thing, Mom, 

I know you are always right. 

Now the party is finally ending, Mom, 

As everyone is driving out of sight. 

As I got into my car, Mom, 

I knew I'd get home in one piece. 

Because of the way you raised me, 

So responsible and sweet. 

I started to drive away, Mom, 

But as I pulled out into the road, 

 The other car didn't see me, Mom, 

And hit me like a load.. 

As I lay there on the pavement, Mom, 

I hear the policeman say, 

"The other guy is drunk," Mom, 

And now I'm the one who will pay. 

I'm lying here dying, Mom.... 

I wish you'd get here soon. 

How could this happen to me, Mom? 

My life just burst like a balloon. 

There is blood all around me, Mom,  

And most of it is mine. 

I hear the medic say, Mom, 

I'll die in a short time. 

I just wanted to tell you, Mom, 

I swear I didn't drink. 

It was the others, Mom. 

The others didn't think. 

He was probably at the same party as I. 

The only difference is, he drank 

And I will die. 

Why do people drink, Mom? 

It can ruin your whole life. 

I'm feeling sharp pains now. 

Pains just like a knife. 

The guy who hit me is walking, Mom, 

And I don't think it's fair. 

I'm lying here dying 

And all he can do is stare. 

Tell my brother not to cry, Mom. 

Tell Daddy to be brave. 

And when I go to heaven, Mom, 

Put "GOOD BOY " on my grave. 

Someone should have told him, Mom, 

Not to drink and drive. 

If only they had told him, Mom, 

I would still be alive. 

My breath is getting shorter, Mom. 

I'm becoming very scared. 

Please don't cry for me, Mom. 

When I needed you, you were always there. 

I have one last question, Mom. 

Before I say good bye. 

I didn't drink and drive, 

So why am I the one to die? 

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Don't Mix Drinking And Driving...

Aaplahi koni asava...

Aaplahi koni asava...

Hya khandyavar doka theun,

Tila kadhi radaysa vatav...

Kama nantar mage thambun,

Sobat basavsa vatav..

Jya swapnanmadhe majhya,

Sagadya ratri Jagtat...

tya swapna madhe harvun.

tilahe jagavasa vatav...

Majhe aashru Pusun tine

aamchya sukhat hasav..

kadhitari vatat yar..

aaplahi, Kunitari asaav..

Chotya chotya gohtimadhe,

khota, khota chidav..

pan, bheti nantar nighte mhantanna,

ticha pan paaul Adaav..

baki sagdya jagacha,

padelch visar tevha,

tine majha premat,

agdi aakanth budav..

hya chotyashya swapnnanna,

ekdach khara vhav..

nehmich vataie yaar...

Aaplahi, Konitari asaav..

Dont copy, If you cant Paste..

A famous inspirational speaker said: "The best years of my life were spent in the arms of a woman who was not my wife!"

The audience was silent with shock. He continued: "She was my mother!"

Applause and laughter!

A man tried this at home, After a few pegs, he said loudly to his wife, in kitchen: "The best years of my life were spent in the arms of a woman who was not my wife!"Standing for a moment trying to recall the second half, he finally blurted out: "I can't remember who she was!" By the time he regained his senses, he was on a hospital be, recovering from burns of boiling water!

MORAL: Don't copy if you can't paste...!