SHIQURDU 35

 

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मान कर कोई दूसरा, देता रहता हूं मशवरा ख़ुद को

ख़ुद ही से रूठ कर, ख़ुद ही मना लेता हूँ

ख़ुद को

 

 

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आज फिर दिल ने ईक तमन्ना की

आज फिर दिल को समजाया हमने 

 

 

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कुबूल है जिंदगी का हर  एक तोहफ़ा

मैंने ख्वाहिशों का पीछा छोड़ दिया

 

 

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मैं आज ‘मैं होना चाहता  हूँ।

बिन सफ़र, बिन मंज़िलों का

एक रास्ता होना चाहता  हूँ।

 

 

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ना चादर बढ़ी कीजिए,

ना ख़्वाहिशें दफ़न कीजिए

चार दिन की है ज़िंदगी, 

चैन से बसर कीजिए

 

 

  • Shiqurdu is a collection of thoughts. Although an odd-sounding name felt appropriate for the collection.

 

  • These are simplified quotes in Hurdu (Hurdu being a mix of Hindi and Urdu akin to Hinglish i.e., Hindi and English). Although in some cases the language has been simplified attempt has been made to retain the thought and the poetic flavor.

 

  • These thoughts have been picked up from various publications. Credit goes to all the original writers who penned down these deep-meaning messages.

 

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Topics Covered

 

Leadership, Motivation and Management
Decision making
Mental toughness
Earning respect
Good  leadership qualities and values
Science of Karma
Good working culture
Listening Skills
Be good feel good
Healthy working environment
importance of Tolerance
Lessons from Buddha
Difference between strength and courage
Lessons from rich and famous
Leadership lessons from Hollywood movies.
Shark in the tank theory of management
Car wheel theory of management
Aya Ram Gaya Ram syndrome – yes men.
Calculated Risks
Practical Leadership and management
Communication skills and body language
Lessons from Nanak
Being Responsible and Tolerant
Transferable Skills
Words of Wisdom
 

China

China’s Brain differently wired
China’s strategic thought
China’s military modernisation
China’s Defence industry
China – Pakistan Collusion
China – Art of deception
China: Kill Pigs List
China: Social score System
China: Active Defence Policy
China’s Joint Strategic support force (JSSF)
China – Joint Strategic Support Force.
Dealing with the Dragon
China’s grey zone operations
China: Flavours of military Reform
China: Pillars of Military Reform
China new diplomacy – drawing red lines in sand.
China – demographic analysis.
China through US Prism
China in South China Sea
China’s Military – Civil Fusion
PLAAF Analysis Strengths and weaknesses
Book review on China Airpower
Dealing with Dragon
Knowing China Better: lie flat and let it rot
Knowing China Better social life and customs
 

Geopolitics 

China
Pakistan – National security Policy, Turmoil
Afghanistan
India’s foreign policy
India’s neighbourhood
Quad
Indo – Russian relations
State of Airpower assets in Afghanistan
Indo – US relations
Afghanistan: Taliban runover
US-China shadow boxing over Taiwan
China spoiling Bhutan’s GNH.
South China sea
Gini Index and implications.
Multilateralism: Flexible Security Cooperation.
China Pak Collusivity
Collective Security
Sri Lanka Economic crisis: lessons and opportunity
Ukraine Conflict
Djibouti: Tug of war between USA and China
 

Air Power 

Airpower in Grey zone operations
Airpower in no war no peace situation
Air Power & Non-Kinetic warfare
Air Power in Multi-Domain warfare
Airpower in HADR ops and aid to civil authorities
Drone Threat the big picture
Fighter aircraft classifications by generations
Emerging Technologies and Air Defence
Air Power in Modern Day Warfare
S-400 SAM AD System
Combat Aviation
Changing nature of warfare
Air Defence operations
Air power concepts: Command / control the air, air supremacy, Air superiority & Favourable air situation.
 

Technology 

Hypersonics and hypersonic weapons
Technology and airpower
Future Trajectory of AI
Artificial intelligence
Unmanned Platforms and Swarms, Loyal wingman concept
AI and Fake News
AI: Digital twins and Surrogate models
 

Cyber Safety and Security 

Cyber warfare
Digital addiction
Economic Cyber Frauds
 

Space 

Space operations
Space warfare and organisation in India
Space-based ISR
 

Indian Air Force 

Capability development
Tejas and AMCA project
IAF role in HADR and aid to civil and other agencies
Network-centric operations
PLAAF and IAF comparative analysis
IAF Modernisation
Balakot Operations
Rafale induction and capability enhancement
S-400 Induction
Fire Power Demo: Ex Vayu Shakti
 

War and Warfare 

Types of war
Decoys and deception
Afghanistan Air Assets
Future Wars
warfare
Grey Zone Warfare
Classification of warfare into generations (Russian Thoughts)
Domains of warfare
C4ISR
Military Balance in the region
Ukraine War: Air Power aspects, a case of dog and the bone, Air superiority aspects, decoding Ukraine war
Operational Logistics
Lesser known facts about 1971the  War
Review of book on 1962 war
Review of book on 1965 war
India’s two-front challenge
Douhet theories
Duration of Conflict
Jasjit Singh on Airpower
Galwan stand off
Asymmetric Threat
Nuclear aspects revisited
Accelerating the paradigm Shift
National Security / Military Strategy
Urgent need for National Security Policy
Multilateralism: Relevance and changes
National Security Strategy
 

Military 

Military diplomacy
Military spending: trends and analysis.
Collusive threat and Deterrence: Air and Space Aspects
Integrated Capability Development.
Joint war game training systems
Fighter Pilot: Traits
Agni veer and Agnipath / Tour of duty / making best of the scheme
Andaman and Nicobar Command and Islands
Joint Operations and Joint man ship
 

Higher Defence Organisation 

Department of military affairs
Theaterisation
Air defence command
Civil-military fusion
 

Flight Safety 

Golden rules of safety
Importance of SOPs
A proactive approach to safety
Damage due to Bird Hits and Foreign Objects
Good safety Culture
 

Defence Industry 

Indigenous defence industry
HAL and DPSUs
Role of the private sector in defence production
Arms Transfer to Afghanistan
Defence Budget issues
Atmanirbharta
IAF and indigenisation
Indian Initiatives to promote self-reliance
 

Stories 

My tryst with HT-2 aircraft: The day god flew with me
The day I flew my dad’s car
Male Lake: Tale of two coursemates
Flying Tales

 

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Humanity is still Alive

 

 

Cheshire Homes

Leonard Cheshire Disability Global Alliance is a worldwide organization with affiliations in 55 countries. Cheshire Homes, founded by Group Captain Lord Leonard Cheshire, supports and provide succour to physically challenged girls and women. It started with a single Home after WW II and has grown to Homes in 54 countries.

Cheshire Homes are bound by strict adherence to an international code of integrity, transparency, and accountability. Each Home is a separate entity and is responsible for charting its activities and raising its funds.

 

Vision

 A society in which every disabled person can enjoy their rights and has the opportunity to fulfill their potential.

 

Mission

To create an opportunity for disabled youth mainly girls, by providing an enabling environment to achieve their full potential to lead normal lives.

 

Cheshire Homes India, Bangalore

 

Cheshire Homes India, Bangalore has been caring for disabled girls and elderly women since 1961.

It is registered under the Karnataka Society Registration Act 1960, It is governed by 10 Board members and is managed by a management committee by the Rules, Regulations, and Bye-laws of the Society. All committee members are honorary volunteers and not eligible for any form of reimbursement.

The Bangalore Cheshire Homes consist of two homes:

 

The HAL Airport Road Home

 

The Home can provide care for around fifty physically challenged girls and women from the weaker section of society. The girls are given free boarding and lodging, education, and vocational training based on their aptitude, ability, and skills. The Home provides medical care including corrective surgeries at the best hospitals. Besides, the residents are given training and opportunities for personal development and other extra-curricular activities such as sports, games, yoga, music, art, and dance.

The Home is situated very centrally in Bangalore in an eco-friendly environment with a garden and space for the residents to enjoy, spacious accommodation, dining room, and kitchen. The Home has a library and TV room, two study rooms, where the students study, and coaching classes to improve their grades. It also provides boarding and lodging facilities to physically challenged trainees and working women on a short and medium-term basis.

The objective of the HAL Airport Road Home is to make the residents economically independent and socially responsible members of society. Those who are unable to become economically independent continue to be cared for in the Home. Many of our residents are now gainfully employed in the service sector and many are married and raising their own families or supporting their parents.

The Whitefield Home

 

This is a refuge for elderly and severely physically challenged women who are cared for and live in dignity during their sunset years. It has the capacity for looking after 35 physically challenged / elderly women. Activities such as needlework, paper bag making, and other crafts are promoted to keep the residents occupied and encourage them to feel useful and earn some pocket money. The Home has a trained nursing staff, visiting doctors, and hospitals in Whitefield that provide good medical care.

The Whitefield Home is also situated in an eco-friendly location among trees, flowering, and vegetable plants. The residents have individual cubicles, shared rooms, and dormitory facilities.

Registrations and Approvals

The Bangalore home is registered under Foreign Contribution Regulation Act and is exempted from Income Tax under the 80G Act. The home has all the required approvals: Society registration certificate, FCRA certificate, Income Tax 12-A certificate, 80 G Form, PAN card, etc. It is also registered with the Directorate for the Empowerment of Differently Abled and Senior Citizens, District Child Protection Unit, Bangalore Karnataka. It has received accreditation from Credibility Alliance which sets the baseline for accountability, transparency, and good governance for NGOs.

 

Contact Info

Cheshire Home HAL Airport Road

HAL Airport Road, (Opposite Manipal Hospital)

Bangalore – 560 017

Tel : +91 80 2526 6970 / 2520 2386

Email: cheshomebu@gmail.com

Web: www.cheshirehomeblr.org

Cheshire Home Whitefield

#408, ECC Road, Outer Circle,

Near Cottolengo Convent, Whitefield,

Bangalore – 560 066

Tel: + 91 80 28451549

 

Payback to Society for a Good Cause

There is much to be done for this disability movement. All of us can contribute to this good cause in many ways by being benevolent and magnanimous and volunteering to manage the initiative.

 

Go ahead and make a difference in someone’s life

 

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