Project Global Parli

Article - Sudhir Pai

Shri Mayank Gandhi needs no introduction. A torch bearer in IAC (India Against Corruption), then a senior member in AAP (Aam Aadmi Party) and now a full time social activist heading an ambitious project in rural Maharashtra called as Project Global Parli with a spiritual touch.

I was following Mayank ji on social media, TV, newspaper since his IAC days and was very impressed by his integrity and honesty. When I came to know about his involvement with social activity called as Global Parli, I was very excited to know more about this humanitarian work, so I sent a message on Facebook. Within 3 days, Mayank ji gave me appointment and I was in his office at sharp 1 pm in Santacruz.

He was conducting meeting with a team of social activists and suggested me to join in. His meeting was conducted in a very open, friendly and focussed. After the meeting, we straight away came to one to one discussion about Global Parli. And this is what he told me about his current project. Mayank ji seemed to be inspired by some spiritual and mystical energy as he was talking about Global Parli.

Project Global Parli.

There are three key buttons in national life that can lead to transformation  - Politics, economy and thought process. Mayank ji had been involved with politics with a view to change the political agenda of the country, that could form the right policies for the nation. The churning in politics had begun and now it was time for him to disengage from politics and work on the second front – economy. He quit politics completely in November 2015.

While the urban economy is alright, it’s the rural economy that needs rejuvenation. The fountainhead for that is water. With adequate water, it would be possible and easier to kickstart the rural economy. With that in mind, Mayank ji took up a cluster of 12 villages in Parli tehsil of Beed district in Marathawada. He, along with his team intends to develop these villages in a 360 degree manner to increase their per capita income by 250% in 3 years in a sustainable manner.

Therefore, water conservation, water management, crop selection and management, direct-to-consumer supply chain, cattle and dairy activities, education and vocation training, health and replication of these practices is what he has worked on. 

Drip Irrigation

Considering three consecutive years of drought in Marathwada region and weak monsoon last year, drip irrigation is the need of the hour. It is an incredibly efficient watering method that slowly delivers water directly to a plant’s root system (where it is really required). Other common irrigation devices like sprinklers spray water onto plant leaves as well as the surrounding soil wasting a lot of water in the process.

The villages in our target region mostly grow cotton so drip irrigation will bring down their water requirement to 1/10th. Drip irrigation not only makes agriculture possible within limited water but also brings about higher yields by 20-30%. To put it in perspective, it will almost double the income of the farmers.

The cost to set up drip irrigation is Rs.1, 30, 000 per hectare. Jain Irrigation, who is the drip irrigation provider, is giving a special discount of 12.5% for Global Parli. The govt. subsidy to marginal farmers for buying drip irrigation systems is 45%. Over and above, UPL, India’s foremost agri-input company and our donor will pay 12% of the cost.

Transforming India using a replicable model of Rural Rejuvenation.

·         - Global Parli is not just social work, but an endevour to build India..

·         - Global Parli will act as a platform for other NGOs/CSR depts. /individuals that want to support the villagers directly in these 15 villages.

·         - Govt passes its duties to NGOs, which is unfortunate. Global Parli will act as catalyst to implement govt schemes for the people.

Principles on which Global Parli is operating.

·         Villagers are used to doles which has diluted their self respect and character. Global Parli will stir villages to self reliance.

·         Will focus on what is good for the people. No imposition of political, religious, social or moral ideology on the villagers.

·         Global Parli will act as a platform for other NGOs/CSR depts. /individuals that want to support the villagers directly in these 15 villages.

For more information on Global Parli or to support or donate:

·       Visit website www.globalparli.org

·       Contact Ms.Bhairavi on 9619075733


Writer of this article Sudhir Pai can be contacted on 9820073993 (Mumbai)

Being a Lawyer has been a Privilege ... An Inspiring story of Devangi Mehta

Me Advocate Devangi Bharat Mehta am working along with my father who is a renowned lawyer has been a Govt. Pleader and Public Prosecutor for years now. He has an experience of around 45 years in the Law profession with all kinds of work and clients from all domains.

I have been actively studying law past 4 years now and attending courts past 6 months now.

I have known ... how people feel when they approach courts ....
how courts function with all kinds of available solutions available. 

I would be happy to help in return of professional fees for all these solutions.
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Why I became Yoga Teacher?

Article By: Dr. Jayshree Yeshwante

As a child, I used to see lot of grown up people suffering from physical and mental illness. And I start wondering what can be preventive solutions for long term positive effects.

And the answer was - YOGA

It is my heart’s desire to teach deeply connected, empowering and inspirational yoga, to promote and facilitate self-love, awareness, healing and open-heartedness, and to effectively train others to do the same. I want to spread the message that transformation is possible for everyone who wants it - and even those who doubt themselves. To share my experience of healing with the people who begin to realise everything they thought they wanted is perhaps not what they needed after all. The ones who have secret desires to change career and change their world but feel trapped, the ones whose spirit is calling them to transform their lives. There is a global movement of awakening, healing and transformation happening - it is spreading like wildfire, and I am honoured to be part of it.

And, I became YOGA teacher.

My Background:

- Graduate bcom Sndt 1995

- Bachelor in yoga and naturpathy science

(BYNS)

- Certificate course in yogic science

- Worked in back office at Citibank / Icici bank

- Worked as personal trainer in ZAF gym / Juhu gym

- Did Event management course

- Have 2nd degree black belt

- Juhu Gymphana personal trainer

- Certificate course in accupressure   -  sujok accupuncture

- National level karate tournament 2nd rank

- Teaching martial arts in dadar and scruz

Some of my specialization

specializing in power yoga ( weight loss )

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How To Become A Writer ?

I don’t claim to be an expert, but I’ve been writing 500 words a day almost every day for last 3 years. That’s the most important tip of all—to be a writer, is to start writing. You’ll develop a lot of things along the way.

But for all of you ambitious people out there, here are some other ideas which may help you

Stay Focussed.This is how you apply it. Give people the concept and then tell them more about how they can use it. Inspiration is fun and meaningful; and that's how I started writing my first book ( THINK LIKE A WINNER )

Talk to audience. Just don't write. Talk to audience. Tell them something interesting. People love to listen to stories. Tell them some interesting stories which will impact their lives. 

Write for a niche. I try to visualize about the readers when I start writing. They’re all different, but I try to picture them and think, what would so-and-so think of this? Would they get it? Will they find it interesting?

Read everything aloud. There’s something about hearing your work aloud that causes you to notice things you miss when you read. I use to read  the entire manuscript of my second book LIVE YOUR DREAMS  out loud over the course of a week (1-2 chapters a day). I couldn’t believe how many mistakes and poor word choices I found! Keep in mind this was after I had been writing the book for about eight months, and after three edits. It was depressing… but hopefully now it’s better because I did it.

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Taleho @ THINQBATE

Life at THINQBate 

07 Nov 2016 ( Monday ) - I had a meeting with a startup TALEHO at Marwah House, Andheri sharp at 2pm.

And I thought it would be yet another startup, but when I entered THINQBate office, I was pleasantly surprised and felt like entering a college campus. The energy and vibrancy of startup ecosystem was there in the air.

And then I was greeted by Prajakta, a dynamic smart looking content manager of TALEHO. After having a glass of water and some nice smelling coffee, we finally settled for business discussion.

I was scheduled to meet Sandeep, one of founders of TALEHO and at last moment met Nikesh, another founder of TALEHO. And I realized, nothing is certain in startup. I was supposed to meet Sandeep and ended up meeting Nikesh, Prajakta and Omkar.

With Omkar, Prajakta and Nikesh ( TALEHO Team )

Sandip and Nikesh are ex-bankers and along with Anuj and Akash ( Builders ), they have formed a startup named ( www.taleho.com ) in real estate space.

TALEHO makes home buying simple, safe and secure. Do visit their website www.taleho.com

As, I was curious about THINQBATE, I then met Pratibha Jeyaraj, a talented smart communication and content associate of THINQBATE. She explained to me the concept of THINQBATE and how it works. How startup incubators support new ventures. Currently there are 6 startups under one single roof.

With Pratibha and team ( THINQBATE)

With such smart startup incubators, energetic entrepreneurs with focus and enthusiasm, I am sure by 2020, India will be one of the role models in startup ecosystem. And Yes, we will have some exciting career openings in these startups.

I wish all the best for every startup entrepreneurs.

Best Wishes,

Sudhir Pai

Author - Think Like A Winner.

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Compassionate Capitalism

Source : Sulekha
Writer  : Care Our India

'Compassionate capitalism' urged for India

Indian entrepreneur Narayan Murthy, founder of global software giant Infosys, says "compassionate capitalism" is the only solution to poverty in the country. 

Narayan Murthy: One of the world's most admired business leaders 
Debate is currently raging throughout India over the economic policy of the new government, following a lukewarm media response and stock market jitters.

But Mr Murthy told BBC World Service's The Interview programme that more had to be done to drive entrepreneurial activity.

"We believe that if India has to solve its problem of poverty, we have to embrace capitalism, ensure that jobs are created, and make sure that market-driven policies are accepted," he said.

"However, to do that, the people who are the evangelists of capitalism, must conduct themselves in a manner that will appeal to the masses."People must be able to relate to them easily. They must lead a normal life, a simple life, and people must be able to say, 'look, if these jokers can do it, we can do it better'."

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Happiest Man in World

Source  : Esquire

Writer  : Mat Smith

Matthieu Ricard, 67, Buddhist monk 

"If you can learn how to ride a bike you can learn how to be happy," says 67-year-old Buddhist monk and Happiest Man In The World, Matthieu Ricard.

As a child, poet Andre Breton, film-maker Louis Buñuel and composer Igor Stravinsky were regular guests to Ricard's philosopher parents' Parisian home. However, observing that the genius of his parents' friends didn't seem to make them any happier he set off for the Himalayas (abandoning his work as a molecular biologist at the Pasteur Institute) and transformed his life via meditation.

At the last count he'd clocked up more than 10,000 hours. Highly complex MRI scans by cognitive scientists at the Laboratory for Affective Neuroscience in Wisconsin have shown extraordinarily high levels of upbeat activity (-0.45 on a range where -0.3 is described as "beatific") and almost invisible levels of negative emotions. "I don't see everything as rosy," he says, "but the ups and downs of life don't unsettle me in the usual way."

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