Professor G R Sinha

One Daughter is Equal to Ten Sons     I came across an important clause "One Daughter is Equal to Ten Sons" when I could watch a glimpse of Man Ki Baat of Prime Shri Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India. I have no any political mileage, not even any political takeaway of this important phrase/clause but it strikes my mind that the Prime Minister mentions that "One Daughter is Equal to Ten Sons" as depicted in Skanda Purana. Again, I have no substantial knowledge of Puranas but the Biggest Take Away for me is the MOST IMPORTANT statement, that is "One Daughter is Equal to Ten Sons".   When I read about Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, Mother Teresa, Sister Nivedita, Kalpana Chawla, Sunita Williams, Ira Singhal, Tina Dabi, and countless great daughters of all across the world; then their stories fascinate  me in accepting boldly that YES, One Daughter is Equal to Ten Sons.   Story of Ira Singhal is known to everyone; and those who do not know must read about

Sell your Dreams, not the Products!      Sell the Dream, not the Products! Beautiful Lines! I got across this very important statement in a wonderful book, "Secrets of Innovation of Steve Jobs".      The great statement is very relevant in everyone's life but this can transform a young guy. Young minds could be transformed into wonders and they can do wonders if observed honestly. How practically this is true, let us try to understand and investigate:     If someone tries to sell any product with brilliant advertisement and publicity. The product may be a thought, physical product, a lecture, a presentation and so on and why-about, how-about of product is not being highlighted properly then the publicity would not have impact for long.      Steve Jobs is not only a name young minds would like to become but most of people would like to be like Steve Jobs; to work and succeed like Steve Jobs; to think and dream like Steve Jobs; to realize the dream and make it