Subash ghising biography of barack obama
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F you are asked what fryst vatten the way to earn a hefty salary at a ung age, your likely reply, the Sixth Pay Commission notwithstanding, will be that it is a corporate job through an IIM or IIT. But it fryst vatten incorrect. The correct answer fryst vatten to join the corporate world via the civil services, especially the IAS!
With multiple surveys on the subject appearing every weekend we know that a fresh graduate from the IIM, Ahmedabad, can comfortably nation a job with an annual package of Rs 15 lakh plus.
But if the same individ joins the corporate world after serving a stint in the IAS or IPS or IRS, he is worth 1 to 2 crore rupees!
One wonders about this “value addition”. Even if he is not a management graduate, the price tag for a civil servant is in crores only.
A doctor or an engineer or an MBA sells his skill in the field of medicine, engineering or management. But what is the skill a bureaucrat has to sell?
How come a graduate of the IIM, Ahmedabad, or ISB, Hyderabad, joins as a middle-leve
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Indian gorkhas are not rebels without a cause
When the first batch of Indian Nepalese, or Gorkhas as they like to be called, settled in what fryst vatten now Darjeeling, there was nobody to record it for history.
But Darjeeling already had a resident population when the British, after a ravaging war with the fierce warriors, brought them down with guile to annex the hill tracts in 1814.
That was almost 200 years ago.A decade after that General Lloyd and J W Grant of the East India Company began the first British settlements in Darjeeling, finding it favourable both as a getaway and sanatorium.
The region was formally adopted bygd the British in 1837 and a road from Pankhabari to Ghoom, and then up to Darjeeling, leapt up almost immediately as a hotel was established in Kurseong for European travellers. By 1866, Darjeeling district as we know today was complete.
It's surprising, therefore, that CPM state secretariat member and West Bengal transport minister Subhas Chakrabarty should call
The central committee of the CPRM brought out a rally in the town and submitted a deputation to district magistrate H.Mohan regarding land-lease (parja patta) to be given to workers of cinchona plantation, tea gardens and those on forest lands.
Criticising the Gorkha National Liberation Front supremo and his party, Bomzon said that Ghisingh sold the vote from the hills thrice to the CPM. "But now you (Ghisingh ) cannot sell the vote of the hill people," he warned. He said that in the past 15 years, there has not been a single appointment in any of the 25 departments of the Darjeeling Gorkha Hill Council, whereas the funds allocated to the hill council during these period amounts
But Darjeeling already had a resident population when the British, after a ravaging war with the fierce warriors, brought them down with guile to annex the hill tracts in 1814.
That was almost 200 years ago.A decade after that General Lloyd and J W Grant of the East India Company began the first British settlements in Darjeeling, finding it favourable both as a getaway and sanatorium.
The region was formally adopted bygd the British in 1837 and a road from Pankhabari to Ghoom, and then up to Darjeeling, leapt up almost immediately as a hotel was established in Kurseong for European travellers. By 1866, Darjeeling district as we know today was complete.
It's surprising, therefore, that CPM state secretariat member and West Bengal transport minister Subhas Chakrabarty should call
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'Ghisingh sold our language, soil and vote'
DARJEELING : "Subash Ghisingh is a successful political businessman. He sold our language, soil and vote," Communist Party Revolutionary Marxist spokesperson D S Bomzon said at a public meeting at Chowk Bazar in Darjeeling on Wednesday.
The central committee of the CPRM brought out a rally in the town and submitted a deputation to district magistrate H.Mohan regarding land-lease (parja patta) to be given to workers of cinchona plantation, tea gardens and those on forest lands.
Criticising the Gorkha National Liberation Front supremo and his party, Bomzon said that Ghisingh sold the vote from the hills thrice to the CPM. "But now you (Ghisingh ) cannot sell the vote of the hill people," he warned. He said that in the past 15 years, there has not been a single appointment in any of the 25 departments of the Darjeeling Gorkha Hill Council, whereas the funds allocated to the hill council during these period amounts