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As per my point of view age is just a number who can't determine your expertise and knowledge. No one ever said that you can’t be a successful entrepreneur at age 22 or 62. There are many examples of entrepreneurs who had started their start-ups late at their age. We have heard about Nykaa founder Falguni Nayar who became an entrepreneur at the age of 49 and 79-year-old Ashok Soota is all set to launch his third company. On the other hand, India also has 18 under-30 founders who are soon-to-be unicorns.  The most essential things that matters are education, experience, opportunity, network, and funding which position a founder to have the best chance of success. Whatever your age, stage or goals, you can be a successful entrepreneur. Don’t stress about it. Just start and always be clear about your mission and vision, educate yourself each day, use your experience to upgrade your expertise, keep your all 5-senses open to opportunities, keep networking and try to connect with your ta...

  “108” is the number that is commonly remembered by the people of Assam. If anyone fall ill or there is any accident, the first thing that a person remembers is the number “108” which he/she dials on his/her phone and within few minutes an emergency life saving ambulance arrives at the scene. A person from Hindu religion is very much aware that in the puja of “Shiv” or “Mahadev”, “108” Bel leaves, each having three sub leaves are to be placed in the “Shiv Lingam”. Why is this number “108” so significant? How is the number “18” and “9” so significantly related to “108”. If the readers of this article have read the book “The Krishna Key” by Ashwin Sanghi, they will find many interesting facts about the wonderful and significant numbers-“108, 18 and 9”. However, I would like to highlight some interesting facts about these numbers that are collected from the above mentioned book and other web based documents. 1.     “108” is derived from the multiplication of an ancient se...

  It was a time long back when people didn’t have cell phones. The way of communicating was direct or face-to-face talk or using the land-line telephone with BSNL connection. Talking over the telephone was expensive and so the talktime was limited. If it was a distance call, then one had to go to the nearby PCO booth for a short chat. The most easy and cheap way of conversation in those days was the traditional group talk (‘adda’). Adda was very popular in those days and people would be seen making groups to discuss on various issues. In those days, group conversation or ‘adda’ had a different taste. There were discussions about studies, sports, films, politics etc. These discussions had many advantages like it enhances one’s knowledge regarding an issue and also improves their speaking ability and communication skills. Time changed fast when there was advent of mobile phone, which of course was more costly than land phones and was not owned by everyone. However, with the great t...

  Value education is always essential to shape one’s life and to give one an opportunity of performing on the global stage. The need for value education among the parents, children, teachers etc., is constantly increasing as we continue to witness increasing violent activities, behavioral disorders and lack of unity in the society etc.  Value education enables us to understand our needs and visualize our goals correctly and also indicate the direction for their fulfilment. It also helps remove our confusions and contradictions and enables us to rightly utilize the technological innovations. Value inculcation programme should be organized in schools time to time which includes group discussion on social problems field research, modelling, games, simulations, and role playing will instil or internalize certain values. Moral development approach, analysis approach and in-depth self-analysis exercise facilitate to find moral and logical reasoning and make scientific investigation ...

  The ten universal human values      •         Universal human values are a complex of vitally important values, connecting an individual with society and creating a unity of man and the world, have developed along with development of human civilizations. The Human ethical and moral values are universal values.      •         When we think of our values, we think of what is important to us in life. The art of inculcating/ developing the values is through self realization.      •         There are 06 features of values. What distinguishes one from another is the type of goal or motivation that it expresses. There are ten broad values (or Universal Values) according to the motivation that underlies each of them. •         Self-Direction--Defining goal: independent thought and action--choosing, cre...

  I was thinking to start my own blogs but was confused with what to write as many thoughts crowded my mind. As a start to my blogging, I could, at last thought of sharing my mind through my writings, stories, awareness talks, pictures and videos with you. I hope the readers will like it. To be creative describes combining old and new ideas in ways people don’t expect. It’s less about originality than it is about interpreting what went before you. When you’re stuck or feeling creatively drained, the best place to look is often in the writings of creative thoughts you admire. Hey creative readers please do join me in by blog and spend your valuable time spending on creative talks: https://mayuricreativegallery.blogspot.com