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 It was not accepted and now I am posting this unpublished  story about a Wonder Lady, who Can Inspire Millions of Young Girls and Women.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 lo...

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 you...

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...

                            No one Can Humiliate us Except Ourselves     A s I do keep reading every day little about Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, State Counselor of  Myanmar, I got across extensive interview of Her Excellency in the form of "Voice of Burma".  The detailed interview has been divided into several small parts as separate chapters. I do read about her since her story, interview and contribution just fascinate me of reading more about Her Excellency. With due regards to Madam her Excellency I thought of writing this blog using very important message and inspiration that encouraged me penning down for my readers, friends and well-wishers.    One of the chapter is entitled (named) as "No one Can Humiliate us but We Ourselves".  Actually, this phrase "No One Can Humiliate but Myself", carries Immense Importance to me and I feel that this very phrase applies...

Daughter-in-Love replacing Daughter-in-Law: Great Idea towards Bonding Relationship!     The heading of this blog is very interesting. The idea of writing under this heading came into my mind when I read "Happy Street" by Dr Rekha Shetty. The eminent author has very peculiarly used this term "daughter-in-love" for daughter-in-law.   The concept is innovative and all credit goes to the author of the book. Several times, we get across the news related to adverse relationships between daughters-in-laws with their mothers-in-law. Imagine! if all mothers-in-law accept their daughters-in-law as daughters-in-love;  there would be tremendous change in interpersonal relationship. Let us expand this approach to: 1. Daughters-in-love actually deserve much love and affection than that of real daughters because daughters-in-love do sacrifice a lot and even sacrifice their own house (generally it happens in India and in many other countries) and therefore, daughter...

I wish that I can fly with her!... An Unpublished Story       I hail from a typical village, located in forest area where main source of income and livelihood of the people is agriculture or agriculture based labor work. Synergizing with almost ninety percent of my village, called Bhithidih , my parents too used to go to others fields for various works related to agriculture. They used to start from our “ kachha ghar” before sunrise and come back to home not earlier than sunset. This background always helped me in getting me inspired; made my morale very high; encouraged me to do honest and dedicated work howsoever the work is; strengthened me towards achieving my goals in life.  I remember the horrible sunny days during summer, my mother used to go to forest to collect “t endu leaves ”, the leaves that are used to make “ bidis ” (as good as cigarette for rural and sub-urban poor folk). She started early in the morning and used to come back by 2 PM. S...