Hi, Kindly find attached herewith one CV, Which may inspire you...........when ever you feel that you have done lots of thing........... just have a look at it. regards, Mehul
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Manmohan Singh is definitely the most qualified but also he is definitely the least effective PM also...
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you all guys are laughing on our Pm,can you all go on that position having no knowledge of computer. you all should shame on you
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How a person can laugh like a 'Fool'...pointing the 'knowledge about computer'. We hope Mr.Mehul will be regreting on his post... Shame on the 'LAUGHER'
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Hey Deepika,
Nobody can laugh at the person who served the country with utmost spirit and still being so humble, who saved the country from the worst economic crisis India can ever have in 1991 during his tenure as a Union Finance Minister. Please don't take the thing the other way.
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Mehul
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Nobody can laugh at the person who served the country with utmost spirit and still being so humble, who saved the country from the worst economic crisis India can ever have in 1991 during his tenure as a Union Finance Minister. Please don't take the thing the other way.
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Mehul
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Man! I thought to a certain extent this was supposed to be a fun post; people are getting a tad bit too touchy. No one said anything about his qualifications and achievements. If they're truly his, they're exceptional.
Really, guys, take a chill pill; it's been a long day. Try and see the funny side of things once in a while.
Whatever happened to freedom of speech? Everyone seems to be striving to be politically correct everywhere. Phew, a bit tiring! 😉
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Really, guys, take a chill pill; it's been a long day. Try and see the funny side of things once in a while.
Whatever happened to freedom of speech? Everyone seems to be striving to be politically correct everywhere. Phew, a bit tiring! 😉
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It is a very good example to learn education is not everything..... right??? When output is 0 whats the use of such higher education???
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Dear Seema,
I appreciate that you agree with my opinion. However, I do not like people who laugh at others, especially those who have achieved success without having knowledge in computers or other areas. Instead of criticizing someone, we should focus on their accomplishments.
I am very disappointed with Mehul, who has attached this CV just for fun.
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Deepika
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I appreciate that you agree with my opinion. However, I do not like people who laugh at others, especially those who have achieved success without having knowledge in computers or other areas. Instead of criticizing someone, we should focus on their accomplishments.
I am very disappointed with Mehul, who has attached this CV just for fun.
Warm regards,
Deepika
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Hey Deepika,
If you find anything wrong with the post, or if any of you feel anything is misleading, I am feeling sorry for that. My intention was only to reveal the achievements of this great personality and to show how inspiring he is for any of us. I think the subjectivity of human beings cannot be dealt with easily. I apologize for my post.
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Mehul
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If you find anything wrong with the post, or if any of you feel anything is misleading, I am feeling sorry for that. My intention was only to reveal the achievements of this great personality and to show how inspiring he is for any of us. I think the subjectivity of human beings cannot be dealt with easily. I apologize for my post.
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Mehul
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Hi,
Very interesting resume. I agree that he is the highly qualified PM, but the output is less when compared to the previous jobs. In the beginning, I felt that he could change the "Indian economy"; now I am feeling that Indian politics can change any person, anyone's opinion, and any activity. That is the power of Indian politics.
Jai Hind: "Indian Politics".
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Murty.
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Very interesting resume. I agree that he is the highly qualified PM, but the output is less when compared to the previous jobs. In the beginning, I felt that he could change the "Indian economy"; now I am feeling that Indian politics can change any person, anyone's opinion, and any activity. That is the power of Indian politics.
Jai Hind: "Indian Politics".
Regards,
Murty.
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And Mehul, Its very unfortunate to see that he is proving to be most passive prime minister of India. Looking at 10 janpath for every little decision. Unfortunate for India. Regards, Vijay
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hi, Yaa, ,already we took his knowledge whe he worked as a Finance Minister,dont forgot that,. Regards, Murty.
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Hi friends
Just came across this post and thought of dropping in a few words, hope you all don't mind….
1) Credos to Mehul for the post, I don't think he had any bad intensions in mind while attaching the file otherwise the subject line would have read something else.
2) We all are living in a democratic country so there is sumthing called freedom of
expression. If we can spend our hard earned money in Tax with which elections are held we do have the right to criticize the persons we elect. So phases like “shame on you”, is a bit too much.
3) Similarly if we express our negative feeling for sumone then others who didn't like it has the right to object. We can't react to that.
4) And people who said he doesn't have computer knowledge was just trying to see things in funny light I guess there's nothing to be offended about.
5) And as far as our PM is concerned he is our leader so leaders have to take both bouquets and brickbats. If he is smiling taking the compliment of being the best finance minister of the country, the FM for which India is wat it is today. Then I guess he is both qualified and matured enough to take the criticisms of being one of the least productive PM's of the country who is just a puppet in sumone's hand…
One last thing I would like to say is “faith which refuses to face the fact is no faith at all”
Right friends….ne bouquets or brickbats for me are most welcome.
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Rima
From India, Madras
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Just came across this post and thought of dropping in a few words, hope you all don't mind….
1) Credos to Mehul for the post, I don't think he had any bad intensions in mind while attaching the file otherwise the subject line would have read something else.
2) We all are living in a democratic country so there is sumthing called freedom of
expression. If we can spend our hard earned money in Tax with which elections are held we do have the right to criticize the persons we elect. So phases like “shame on you”, is a bit too much.
3) Similarly if we express our negative feeling for sumone then others who didn't like it has the right to object. We can't react to that.
4) And people who said he doesn't have computer knowledge was just trying to see things in funny light I guess there's nothing to be offended about.
5) And as far as our PM is concerned he is our leader so leaders have to take both bouquets and brickbats. If he is smiling taking the compliment of being the best finance minister of the country, the FM for which India is wat it is today. Then I guess he is both qualified and matured enough to take the criticisms of being one of the least productive PM's of the country who is just a puppet in sumone's hand…
One last thing I would like to say is “faith which refuses to face the fact is no faith at all”
Right friends….ne bouquets or brickbats for me are most welcome.
Regards
Rima
From India, Madras
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Hmm... Wise words! Thanks for sharing them with all of us.
I am still wondering what is wrong with my post! It's just a CV mentioning the information we may not know about a great professor, economist, and above all, a good human being. I will try to find out Albert Einstein's CV next time to inspire all my engineer brothers.
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Mehul
From India, Pune
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I am still wondering what is wrong with my post! It's just a CV mentioning the information we may not know about a great professor, economist, and above all, a good human being. I will try to find out Albert Einstein's CV next time to inspire all my engineer brothers.
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Mehul
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Dear Mehul,
Well, I did not mean to disappoint you. Everyone is free to talk about anything. I was only trying to say that there are lots of personalities who are very low in education but achieve the highest positions. My point is to focus on the achievements of a person rather than criticizing them.
I know there was no bad intention in posting this. Anyways, keep posting. I am waiting for Einstein's resume. If you have Dhirubhai Ambani's resume, please post it.
No harsh feelings from my side. 😛
Deepika
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Well, I did not mean to disappoint you. Everyone is free to talk about anything. I was only trying to say that there are lots of personalities who are very low in education but achieve the highest positions. My point is to focus on the achievements of a person rather than criticizing them.
I know there was no bad intention in posting this. Anyways, keep posting. I am waiting for Einstein's resume. If you have Dhirubhai Ambani's resume, please post it.
No harsh feelings from my side. 😛
Deepika
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Dear Deepika, Thanks a lot for your last post. You erredicated the guilt which i had. I will definitley try to summerize the life of Dhirubhai Ambani and post it. regards, Mehul
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Hi Mehul,
Thanks for sharing Mr. Manmohan Singh's resume. I will be waiting for Einstein's resume too. If possible, can you try to obtain Hitler's background as well?
Also, Rima, your feedback was really good. After going through the entire message, I was planning to write something similar, but then I saw your post. Thank you for the same.
Sapana
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Thanks for sharing Mr. Manmohan Singh's resume. I will be waiting for Einstein's resume too. If possible, can you try to obtain Hitler's background as well?
Also, Rima, your feedback was really good. After going through the entire message, I was planning to write something similar, but then I saw your post. Thank you for the same.
Sapana
From India, Pune
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