What is Love in short At one Office a small group of officers, newly recruited, were undergoing desk training. After completing their training at the Officers Staff College. They would sit in the mini conference hall in the morning and there would be a review of the previous before dispersing for the day. These youngsters had come through a tough examination and interview. Many would have tried for the Civil Services, RBI etc and maybe State Civil Services in addition. It would take them time to completely focus on just where they were now. And some could have been at the stage of striking deep friendships too at the Officers Staff College. One day, on arriving at the office, walking past the mini conference hall, I could make out a young lady officer was crying. Settling down at my office, the officer overseeing HR told me that one young lady officer was too upset. I decided to go over. On entering the conference hall, I saw the young lady officer was crying as was a young male ...
*Book Review by Mrs Navneet Grewal* of Culture East and West It was an inquisitorial task of intellect and emotions to read through and absorb the lines written in the book *Culture, East and West, written by Pandit Bishan Das & Dinesh K. Kapila*. At first glance, the book seems heavy with its references to philosophy, religion, life and death, and divinity. But as you read through the pages, you understand that the quotes, references, stories, and Sanskrit shlokas open the doors to a wider perception, understanding, and varied school of thought. Being a Corporate Trainer, I have quoted "*The Crow's Story"* in my Behavioural Training Sessions and it has had a deep impact on the matrix of self-assessment. Another added perspective on dealings and gut feelings in our societal interactions is provided through "*The Horseman Story*". Additional perspectives on Western Civilisation and Sanatan Dharma offer a plethora of thought processes which will be duly unde...