"Your manners are always under examination, and by committees little suspected, awarding or denying you very high prizes when you least think of it", Ralph Waldo Emerson.
When a person gets into employment for the first time he gets confused with the corporate culture and finds it very difficult to learn the corporate etiquette which is otherwise also known as business etiquette. There will be vast cultural gaps from the background from where the individual has come and that of the Read more...
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The Art of Concentration
Your ability to concentrate has dramatic impact on the efficiency with which you do anything, even on the way you view and live your life. But it's a skill we seem to be losing. In the 21st century our 24/7 lifestyle enables - and expects - us to multitask constantly, to try to achieve more and more. In fact, this state of agitated distraction may even be physically harmful. Dr Dharma Singh Khalsa of the Alzheimer's Research Centre in Tuscon, Arizona, believes that the Read more...
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Reminiscences of college life
It was the year 1960. Having completed my school final, I had to decide on my future career. Medicine was ruled out as blood and flesh were anathema to my family. Could I pursue a liberal arts course like history or geography or literature or social sciences? When I discussed this with my friends and well wishers, they ridiculed the idea, saying that liberal arts people ended up as clerks, leading a hand to mouth existence. Else, one has to set a goal of reaching t Read more...
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The Hindu : Today's Paper / OPINION : Beyond the Right to Education lies a school of hard knocks
The Supreme Court's recent mandate that private unaided non-minority schools should reserve 25 per cent of seats for underprivileged children is being hailed as a landmark ruling. The spirit of the decision is indeed laudable as it reflects the egalitarian ethos of the Right to Education (RTE) Act. Thus, as private schools open their doors to children from marginalised sections of society, the gov Read more...
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.jpg) A one day seminar on Selecting Projects and Presenting Technical Papers was organised in the college on 5th April, 2012. The Resource Person for the programme was Dr. S. Suresh Kumar, Principal of Vivekanandha College of Technology for Women, Tiruchengode. He is also the Vice-Chairman of IET-Chennai Networks, India. Mrs. A.K.R.S Anusha - Coordinator, IET-VICKRAMCE initiated the proceedings. Dr. Suresh Kumar started the session with the definition of Project, Symposia, Conference and Journal. He Read more...
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Success Lessons from Politicians !
The title may elicit an exclamation from some of you “what is there to learn” as most of the society seems to be disillusioned from the politicians because of the governance and the corruption issues, but let us stop and think as to what our chosen representatives may be doing right and can we learn something from them.
Here are a few of the typical character traits which we can definitely imbibe:-
1. Persistence and Perseverance
Politici Read more...
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