A Good Samaritan:
At Vangani station of Central Railway, Pointsman Mr. Mayur Shelkhe saved the life of a child just in the nick of the time. He risked his life to save the life of the child.
We salute his exemplary courage & utmost devotion to the duty.
In Mind Master (2019), Vishy Anand elaborated on his training routine during a world championship match: "On the morning of a game during the world championship matches, after breakfast, my team of four trainers and I would spend a couple of hours debating the final choices and lines, and they would force me to go over my notes before breaking off to get back to work while I showered and took a nap. In the final 45-minute stretch before heading off to the venue, I would sit at the board in the training room while my seconds stood around me, forming a half-moon and, by turns, throw positions at me to solve. If I was unable to solve a position in the third or fourth attempt and they were all standing around me, perhaps secretly wondering how I ever became a world champion, the embarrassment I felt was intense and scalding. It was almost as if my ego was shredded into bits with a butcher's cleaver. If a similar position popped up in a game, I would never be in doubt any more - the humiliation I'd experienced earlier would work as a branding iron. Sometimes, having your ego take a knock before a game is actually a good thing. You're then a lot sharper at the board" (AFP Archive). https://t.co/OoiVGVXJnF
In seeking to find the source of happiness within us, we need a map of our mind and emotions. We need to understand how to manage our emotions, how to counter those that are negative and cultivate those that are positive. That is the way to find peace within.
And on a Friday, when you’ve spent a whole week using ‘decision trees’ for making many critical choices, there’s no harm in using that tool for one last, momentous decision…
Extension of what he presented 9 years back in a TED talk. Kudos to Dr Rao for his continuous efforts in deciphering the IVC script/syntax. But seeing the progress I wish Rosetta stone could rescue the process now. #IVC
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Artist Uma Mani, who paints corals, started deep-sea diving at 49 & is now a scuba diver. She aims to create awareness for corals through art, @MongabayIndia reports. https://t.co/pGhTOX2xRk