Professor G R Sinha

Setback that set me back to my destiny---Story of Wonder Lady who Can Inspire Millions of Young Women and Girls! This story, I wrote for a competition in a newspaper. It was not accepted and now I am posting this unpublished  story about a Wonder Lady, who Can Inspire Millions of Young Girls and Women. A well to do family, where I was born in 1983 on last day of August but as beginning of a new era for my parents. My father, Mr Rajendra Singhal works as an Engineer but even more introduction about him is his honest and sincere duties towards his workplace and family. My mother, Mrs Anita Singhal Singh is working as Insurance advisor, from whom I do learn values, punctuality, sincerity, humility and most importantly honesty and integrity towards the duties and people. My birthplace, Meerut is beautiful and historical place in Uttar Pradesh. Right from my childhood, courage to fight the situations whatever and howsoever it may be, was inculcated in me by my parents. I love m

Lord Buddha’s Teachings for Lifelong Skill Development of Students The teachings of Lord Buddha always inspire us and when we contemplate about his great teachings, we find relevance of these lessons in all walk of our life. The teachings have been guiding force behind a different way of extracting the fruitful conclusions that are highlighted as follows. 1.     Know Yourself: We get across the great message among all messages of Lord Buddha, which very beautifully teaches that “ The darkest night is ignorance ”. This sentence is powerful that can help millions of young minds all across the world in realizing their potential. The biggest challenge lies in ignorance about oneself. In an interview, a candidate is asked to talk about his/her strength and weaknesses then the candidates that times thinks what actually are the strengths and weaknesses in him/her. So, the billion dollar question is how to identify and know about oneself. Students should identify all your hidden poten