Guest guest Posted August 5, 2007 Report Share Posted August 5, 2007 Respected Members, For few days, I am not contributing my part in the group by asking queries and by involving in other group activities. Sorry for that. Actually now a days I am unable to concentrate in Astrology. Today also, I am not asking any query, but sending the speech of Dr. APJ Kalam which he delivered to nation on the completion of his tenure. Please find the same. " When you wish upon a star, > Makes no difference who you are > Anything your heart desires > Will come to you " > > Friends, I am delighted to address you all, in the > country and those living abroad, after working with > you and completing five beautiful and eventful years > in Rashtrapati Bhavan. Today, it is indeed a thanks > giving occasion. I would like to narrate, how I > enjoyed every minute of my tenure enriched by the > wonderful association from each one of you, hailing > from different walks of life, be it politics, > science and technology, academics, arts, literature, > business, judiciary, administration, local bodies, > farming, home makers, special children, media and > above all from the youth and student community who > are the future wealth of our country. During my > interaction at Rashtrapati Bhavan in Delhi and at > every state and union territory as well as through > my online interactions, I have many unique > experiences to share with you, which signify the > following important messages: > > 1. Accelerate development : Aspiration of the youth, > > > 2. Empower villages, > > 3. Mobilize rural core competence for > competitiveness, > > 4. Seed to Food: Backbone for agricultural growth > > 5. Defeat problems and succeed, > > 6. Overcome problems through partnership, > > 7. Courage in combating calamities, > > 8. Connectivity for societal transformation, > > 9. Defending the nation: Our pride and > > 10. Youth movement for Developed India 2020. > > Now let me share with you each of the messages. > > Accelerate Development: Aspiration of the youth > While there were many significant events during my > tenure, a question from a little girl Anukriti of > Sri Sathya Sai Jagriti Vidya Mandir School, of Darwa > village from Haryana, during children’s visit to > Rashtrapati Bhavan on May 22, 2006, rings in my mind > ever after. > > Anukriti asked me “why India cannot become a > developed nation before the year 2020”. I > appreciated the question and said it was indeed a > thoughtful question and assured her that that her > dream would be taken to the highest institution of > the nation and we would work for it to achieve > before 2020. This question reflects how the desire > to live in developed India has entered into the > minds of the youth. The same feelings are echoed by > over fifteen lakh youth, whom I have met so far and > who represent the dream of the 540 million youth of > the nation. The aspirations of the young to live in > a prosperous, safe and proud India should be the > guiding factor in whatever profession we contribute. > > > Empower Villages > Friends, I recall my visit to Nagaland on 26th > October 2002, soon after my assuming office as > President. It was a unique experience for me at > Khuzama village to meet tribal village council > members and discuss with them the village progress > and the dream of village citizens. I was very happy > to see the empowered village council functioning > with financial powers and taking decisions. I saw a > prosperous village with fruits and vegetables > production. However, there is a need for providing > physical connectivity in Nagaland through quality > roads for enabling faster movement of products from > villages to the market. That meeting gave me a > powerful message about the transformation which can > take place to the 600,000 villages of India, if all > the villages are empowered to deal with their > development and are well connected among themselves > and with the urban societies. > > Mobilizing rural core competence for > competitiveness > Now I would like to talk about the initiative of > Periyar Maniammai College of Technology for Women, > Vallam, Tanjore of Providing Urban Amenities in > Rural Areas (PURA) complex involving 65 villages > with a population of 3 lakhs. This includes > provision of three connectivities - physical, > electronic and knowledge - leading to economic > connectivity. Periyar PURA has health care centers, > primary to post graduate level education and > vocational training centers. This has resulted in > large-scale employment generation and creation of > number of entrepreneurs with the active support of > 1000 self-help groups. Two hundred acres of waste > land has been developed into a cultivable land. The > villagers are busy in cultivation, planting > Jatropha, herbal and medicinal plants, power > generation using bio-mass, food processing and above > all running marketing centers. It provides a > sustainable economic development model for the whole > region. > > During the last eight months, people of Periyar PURA > villages technologically supported by Periyar > Maniammai College of Engineering for Women have > worked with experts from Japan External Trade > Organisation (JETRO) on various products, for which > core competence and raw material are available in > Thanjavur district. They developed internationally > competitive prototypes for 55 life style products > with support of JETRO specialists and feedback from > exhibitions at Delhi and Tokyo. This co-operative > venture has enhanced the innovative ability of the > people of all the 65 villages enabling them to > develop and produce internationally acceptable > products. I have seen similar type of PURA being > established in many states. The whole country needs > 7000 PURA to bridging the rural – urban divide. > > Seed to Food: Backbone for agricultural growth > Let me now share with you, the enriching > experience I had, while meeting more than 6000 > farmers from different States and Union Territories > visiting Rashtrapati Bhavan. They evinced keen > interest in the Mughal Gardens, the Herbal Gardens, > the Spiritual Garden, the Musical Garden, the > Bio-diesel garden and the Nutrition Garden and > interact with the Horticultural specialists. > Recently, during my address to the agricultural > scientists while participating in a National > Symposium on “Agriculture Cannot Wait”, I summarized > the many practical suggestions given by farmers. We > have to double the agricultural production with > reduced land, reduced water resources and reduced > manpower and improve the economic conditions of the > nation through the principle of “Seed to Food” since > agriculture is the backbone of the nation. We should > empower the farmers to protect and nurture the > fertile land for second green revolution. Meeting > the Scientists and the Farmers has given me the > confidence > that the nation is poised to increase the > agricultural GDP growth by atleast 4% per annum > through the partnership of farmers and agricultural > scientists and industries particularly for value > addition. > > Defeat the problems and succeed > On the evening of February 24, 2007, at > Coimbatore, I had a very beautiful experience. As I > got ready for meeting the first person out of twenty > appointments, a wheel chair was in sight with a > smiling person probably in his late fifties; > unfortunately he has no hands and legs. His radiant > face was revealing his happy state of mind. He > introduced himself as Vidwan Coimbatore SR Krishna > Murthy. I greeted him and asked him how this had > happened. He smilingly said that it was from by > birth. He thanked God, his parents, teachers and > many others for giving him confidence, training and > help. I asked him, what I could do for him? He said, > “I don’t need anything from you. I would like to > sing in front of you”. I readily agreed. He sang > melodiously the Saint Thyagraja’s pancha ratna kriti > entharo mahanubavulu in Sriragam giving me a glimpse > of his talent. I was quite touched. What is the > message? Despite being physically challenged, the > latent talent of music could blossom in this > person with his positive attitude and perseverance, > encouraged by the parents, teachers, academics and > rasikas. Now he wants to give, give and give his art > to inspire others. Of course, by his merit of music, > in July 2007, he performed in the Rashtrapati Bhavan > art theatre. > > Overcome the impact of disaster through > partnership > I had the opportunity to experience the > Indomitable Spirit of the people and children of > Jammu & Kashmir even as they were just recovering > from the devastating earthquake in 2005. I visited > Urusa village on 26th November 2005 which has been > adopted by the Western Air Command, Air Force for > providing relief and medical aid to the residents of > that . Thanks and Regards, saurabh ************************************************************** " KUCHH SAPANON KE MAR JAANE SE JEEVAN NAHIN MARAA KARATAA HAI " ************************************************************** Get the freedom to save as many mails as you wish. To know how, go to http://help./l/in//mail/mail/tools/tools-08.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 5, 2007 Report Share Posted August 5, 2007 Hi Saurabh, If he w'd have taken a step on Afzal's case, he wordings w'd have worth. regards, Lalit. Vedic Astrologyandhealing , saurabh chaturvedi <chaturvedisaurabh2002 wrote: > > Respected Members, > For few days, I am not contributing my part in the > group by asking queries and by involving in other > group activities. Sorry for that. > Actually now a days I am unable to concentrate in > Astrology. > > Today also, I am not asking any query, but sending the > speech of Dr. APJ Kalam which he delivered to nation > on the completion of his tenure. > Please find the same. > > > > " When you wish upon a star, > > Makes no difference who you are > > Anything your heart desires > > Will come to you " > > > > Friends, I am delighted to address you all, in the > > country and those living abroad, after working with > > you and completing five beautiful and eventful years > > in Rashtrapati Bhavan. Today, it is indeed a thanks > > giving occasion. I would like to narrate, how I > > enjoyed every minute of my tenure enriched by the > > wonderful association from each one of you, hailing > > from different walks of life, be it politics, > > science and technology, academics, arts, literature, > > business, judiciary, administration, local bodies, > > farming, home makers, special children, media and > > above all from the youth and student community who > > are the future wealth of our country. During my > > interaction at Rashtrapati Bhavan in Delhi and at > > every state and union territory as well as through > > my online interactions, I have many unique > > experiences to share with you, which signify the > > following important messages: > > > > 1. Accelerate development : Aspiration of the youth, > > > > > > 2. Empower villages, > > > > 3. Mobilize rural core competence for > > competitiveness, > > > > 4. Seed to Food: Backbone for agricultural growth > > > > 5. Defeat problems and succeed, > > > > 6. Overcome problems through partnership, > > > > 7. Courage in combating calamities, > > > > 8. Connectivity for societal transformation, > > > > 9. Defending the nation: Our pride and > > > > 10. Youth movement for Developed India 2020. > > > > Now let me share with you each of the messages. > > > > Accelerate Development: Aspiration of the youth > > While there were many significant events during my > > tenure, a question from a little girl Anukriti of > > Sri Sathya Sai Jagriti Vidya Mandir School, of Darwa > > village from Haryana, during children's visit to > > Rashtrapati Bhavan on May 22, 2006, rings in my mind > > ever after. > > > > Anukriti asked me " why India cannot become a > > developed nation before the year 2020 " . I > > appreciated the question and said it was indeed a > > thoughtful question and assured her that that her > > dream would be taken to the highest institution of > > the nation and we would work for it to achieve > > before 2020. This question reflects how the desire > > to live in developed India has entered into the > > minds of the youth. The same feelings are echoed by > > over fifteen lakh youth, whom I have met so far and > > who represent the dream of the 540 million youth of > > the nation. The aspirations of the young to live in > > a prosperous, safe and proud India should be the > > guiding factor in whatever profession we contribute. > > > > > > Empower Villages > > Friends, I recall my visit to Nagaland on 26th > > October 2002, soon after my assuming office as > > President. It was a unique experience for me at > > Khuzama village to meet tribal village council > > members and discuss with them the village progress > > and the dream of village citizens. I was very happy > > to see the empowered village council functioning > > with financial powers and taking decisions. I saw a > > prosperous village with fruits and vegetables > > production. However, there is a need for providing > > physical connectivity in Nagaland through quality > > roads for enabling faster movement of products from > > villages to the market. That meeting gave me a > > powerful message about the transformation which can > > take place to the 600,000 villages of India, if all > > the villages are empowered to deal with their > > development and are well connected among themselves > > and with the urban societies. > > > > Mobilizing rural core competence for > > competitiveness > > Now I would like to talk about the initiative of > > Periyar Maniammai College of Technology for Women, > > Vallam, Tanjore of Providing Urban Amenities in > > Rural Areas (PURA) complex involving 65 villages > > with a population of 3 lakhs. This includes > > provision of three connectivities - physical, > > electronic and knowledge - leading to economic > > connectivity. Periyar PURA has health care centers, > > primary to post graduate level education and > > vocational training centers. This has resulted in > > large-scale employment generation and creation of > > number of entrepreneurs with the active support of > > 1000 self-help groups. Two hundred acres of waste > > land has been developed into a cultivable land. The > > villagers are busy in cultivation, planting > > Jatropha, herbal and medicinal plants, power > > generation using bio-mass, food processing and above > > all running marketing centers. It provides a > > sustainable economic development model for the whole > > region. > > > > During the last eight months, people of Periyar PURA > > villages technologically supported by Periyar > > Maniammai College of Engineering for Women have > > worked with experts from Japan External Trade > > Organisation (JETRO) on various products, for which > > core competence and raw material are available in > > Thanjavur district. They developed internationally > > competitive prototypes for 55 life style products > > with support of JETRO specialists and feedback from > > exhibitions at Delhi and Tokyo. This co-operative > > venture has enhanced the innovative ability of the > > people of all the 65 villages enabling them to > > develop and produce internationally acceptable > > products. I have seen similar type of PURA being > > established in many states. The whole country needs > > 7000 PURA to bridging the rural – urban divide. > > > > Seed to Food: Backbone for agricultural growth > > Let me now share with you, the enriching > > experience I had, while meeting more than 6000 > > farmers from different States and Union Territories > > visiting Rashtrapati Bhavan. They evinced keen > > interest in the Mughal Gardens, the Herbal Gardens, > > the Spiritual Garden, the Musical Garden, the > > Bio-diesel garden and the Nutrition Garden and > > interact with the Horticultural specialists. > > Recently, during my address to the agricultural > > scientists while participating in a National > > Symposium on " Agriculture Cannot Wait " , I summarized > > the many practical suggestions given by farmers. We > > have to double the agricultural production with > > reduced land, reduced water resources and reduced > > manpower and improve the economic conditions of the > > nation through the principle of " Seed to Food " since > > agriculture is the backbone of the nation. We should > > empower the farmers to protect and nurture the > > fertile land for second green revolution. Meeting > > the Scientists and the Farmers has given me the > > confidence > > that the nation is poised to increase the > > agricultural GDP growth by atleast 4% per annum > > through the partnership of farmers and agricultural > > scientists and industries particularly for value > > addition. > > > > Defeat the problems and succeed > > On the evening of February 24, 2007, at > > Coimbatore, I had a very beautiful experience. As I > > got ready for meeting the first person out of twenty > > appointments, a wheel chair was in sight with a > > smiling person probably in his late fifties; > > unfortunately he has no hands and legs. His radiant > > face was revealing his happy state of mind. He > > introduced himself as Vidwan Coimbatore SR Krishna > > Murthy. I greeted him and asked him how this had > > happened. He smilingly said that it was from by > > birth. He thanked God, his parents, teachers and > > many others for giving him confidence, training and > > help. I asked him, what I could do for him? He said, > > " I don't need anything from you. I would like to > > sing in front of you " . I readily agreed. He sang > > melodiously the Saint Thyagraja's pancha ratna kriti > > entharo mahanubavulu in Sriragam giving me a glimpse > > of his talent. I was quite touched. What is the > > message? Despite being physically challenged, the > > latent talent of music could blossom in this > > person with his positive attitude and perseverance, > > encouraged by the parents, teachers, academics and > > rasikas. Now he wants to give, give and give his art > > to inspire others. Of course, by his merit of music, > > in July 2007, he performed in the Rashtrapati Bhavan > > art theatre. > > > > Overcome the impact of disaster through > > partnership > > I had the opportunity to experience the > > Indomitable Spirit of the people and children of > > Jammu & Kashmir even as they were just recovering > > from the devastating earthquake in 2005. I visited > > Urusa village on 26th November 2005 which has been > > adopted by the Western Air Command, Air Force for > > providing relief and medical aid to the residents of > > that . > > > > Thanks and Regards, > saurabh > > > > ************************************************************** > > " KUCHH SAPANON KE MAR JAANE SE JEEVAN NAHIN MARAA KARATAA HAI " > > ************************************************************** > > > Get the freedom to save as many mails as you wish. To know how, go to http://help./l/in//mail/mail/tools/tools-08.html > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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