All of us know that every instrument/ machine that we purchase comes with an instruction Manual/Catalogue which is provided by the person/ company that made it. While operating that instrument/ machine (e.g. a washing machine or a vehicle), we strictly follow the instructions given in the manual without any omission, deviation or dilution.
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The month of October is a month dedicated as mount of Rosary. Wherein the church emphasis to the devotion of reciting the Holy Rosary. Every home should say the Rosary, and we will be blessed and protected by our Mother Mary.
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“Which one of you is Malala?” asked the gunman and the bullet travelled 18 inches from the side of her left eye, down the neck landing into her shoulder. The rest is history. She now says “Nothing changed my life except this: weakness, fear and hopelessness died. Strength, power and courage were born.” The UN Secretary then pronounced “12th July” as Malala Day” in honour of the young leader, Malala Yousafzai (Her birthday). Ignited in spirit, Malala was instrumental in creating global awareness of “Importance of educating the girl child”. She gave a vision to the society and the world at large to educate the girl child and hopes to aspire higher in life.
After the normal rainfall in the months of July and August we are looking forward to the cool and dry months of September onwards.
After having begun their classes in June the students are looking forward to the coming festival holidays.
It is with a deep sense of sorrow and regret that I have to write on a subject which all of us dread -DEATH – the sudden and unexpected news about the passing away of our Editor Prof. Synesio Alfred Antao, shocked us all. It was on the early morning of Thursday 16th August 2018, when he answered the Lords call and breathed his last.
Gonvllik Firgoz Sobhecho Mhozo Onnbhov
Gonvllik firgoz sobha zaun asa ek pul firgozkaram ani firgojent vavurtolea yadnikam sovem. Amchea somudayanim amchea sonvstha-nim jem kitem ghoddta tem somuday-eche fuddari vo sonvsthecho protinidi gonvllik firgoz sobhechea zomatik firgoz gonvlliank kolloita ani gonvllianchio firgoje pasot kitem yevzonneo asat teo somudayechea fuddariam vorvim firgojkarank pavoita. Gonvllik firgoz sobha nem’kaide korina, te ek ‘consultative body’ suchna korta. Nem kaide firgoz sobhecheo borio suchna gheun Firgoz Gonvlli kortat ani te pallunk Gonvllik Firgoz Sobheche vangddi adar ditat.
23 years ago Serendipity led me to the Nobel profession of teaching. Soon after I did my post-graduation in English, I got a call to substitute a professor for a few months. The immense love and respect led me to take up teaching as a career. Today, I teach at Govt. Polytechnic Curchorem. To students pursuing their education in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic engineering and computer Engineering.
As I was scrolling through you tube one relaxed evening, a black and white video which appeared on the side suddenly caught my attention, since black and white usually indicates some nostalgic recording from the archives. On opening the video to my surprise and delight it was the video of the highlights of the 1975 world cup hockey final which India won beating Pakistan in the finals. This brought back a gush of memories of that magical summer afternoon on 15th march 1975, at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia when India was crowned King of the hockey world and which I consider to be India’s finest sporting hour and triumph even more than the 1983 cricket world cup triumph.
The very fact that the girl child has become a topic of discussion and debate indicates that there something different in the case of a girl child than the rest of the human species, or is there?
One of the many reasons this topic is being discussed is the deeply disturbing statistics that came to light in the year 2011, wherein the national Census 2011 revealed the shocking decline of child sex ratio (i.e. ratio of the number of females vs every 1000 males) –from from the year 2001 where there were 927 females to 1000 males, to only 914 females in the year 2011.
It’s time to say “Thank you to our educators for their knowledge, dedication, inspiration, kindness, encouragement and much more!”
5th Sept – Teacher’s Day is a special day for the appreciation of teachers and includes celebrations to honour them for their special contributions in a particular field area or the community in general.
