Lessons in Management.

  Lessons in Management by a Monkey – 9 24 Tuesday Mar 2015 Posted  by  dharmendrabhanj  in  Uncategorized ≈  Leave a comment I had been roaming around the mofussil areas visiting the telecom towers and the day had been very hectic , so I finally drove into the forest rest house for my stay deep in the jungles in the foothills of the Himalayas. I loved to hear the croaking of the frogs in the night and the different animals barking. I surely felt more connected to nature and my inner self when I was cut off from the hustle and bustle of the city life. However my connection to the inner self was abruptly disconnected when I found a group of monkeys screeching outside my window. Luckily, the windows had a wire mesh to prevent mosquitoes and wild animals from coming inside. The next day was a Sunday and I went to sleep with a relaxed mind and woke up to the wonderful chirping of birds and saw a beautiful peacock outside. Suddenly, I saw a troop of mo...

  An Amazing Love Story. 10 Saturday May 2014 Posted  by  dharmendrabhanj  in  Love Stories. ≈  Leave a comment Tags love ,  Love story ,  Taj Mahal Hi Friends Welcome once again to my blog ; today I shall share with you an unique experience which happened recently while travelling from Delhi to Bangalore in India by a train called Karnataka Express . I was very excited because a beautiful girl was sitting in front of me in the train. She was travelling with her parents and as I settled into my seat and looked into her eyes – there seemed to be a ray of light connecting both of our eyes and the whole aura seemed to merge with each other and I  somehow felt we became one or got merged. Infact the other passengers including her parents could sense something strange happening here. Yes , it was love at first sight and the energy or chemistry was very strong. It  felt as if it was the raw energy of creation or the very love which create...

  Lessons in management by a donkey – 5. 22 Thursday May 2014 Posted  by  dharmendrabhanj  in  Management. ≈  Leave a comment Hi Friends ! Thanks once again for reading my blog, your feedback inspires me to improve my stories continiously and today I wish to share with you an interesting story. As Welfare Officer of a Tea Plantation , I had an exciting task of visiting sixteen villages with a total population of six thousand people almost on a daily basis to see if all employees stayed in neat and clean conditions and leading a healthy life. So on my rounds of checking handpumps for water, sanitation , and housing projects and visiting the temples , church and hospital – I used to meet up with the local groups. Once while visiting a village , I was surrounded by a group of machete wielding angry crowd – Now a machete is a sharp weapon, frequently used to cut through rain forest undergrowth and agricultural purposes. One of the person asked me why I had...

  Lessons in management by a Horse – 8. 21 Saturday Jun 2014 Posted  by  dharmendrabhanj  in  Management. ≈  Leave a comment Tags Horses ,  Marwari horse ,  motivation Hi Friends ! Thanks a lot for your kind time and appreciation , it makes me feel very excited about sharing my stories with you. I had been to Moradabad in Uttar Pradesh ; India for inspecting the Telecom Towers in the villages and had completed visiting almost twenty towers as part of my itenary to resolve various issue pertaining to the erratic power supply. Soon it was evening and the whole area was plunged in total darkness –due to no power supply. I wondered about the technological leap which the villages had taken by directly going into mobile telephones bypassing the fixed line phones. Now the mobile towers had become the hub of power literally as the villagers charged their mobile phones in the premises of the mobile tower and to allow access the owner of the land ...