CANDID AND TO THE POINT / काम की बात
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Do someone a favour.
Accept imperfection.
Empathise with someone.
Be thankful.
Be Patient.
Reach out after an argument.
Be genuinely enthusiastic.
Accept mistakes as part of life.
Have fun.
Stop feeling sorry for yourself.
Do not forget the big picture.
Be Kind.
Collaborate not command.
Be curious.
Be who you are.
Maintain Focus.
Drive away fear.
Be positive.
Be realistic.
Pursue happiness.
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तू जिंदगी को जी,
उसे समझने की कोशिश ना कर।
चलते वक़्त के साथ तू भी चल, वक्त को
बदलने की कोशिश न कर..
99
सवाल सी ज़िन्दगी हैं, जवाब नहीं कोई…
शोर तो बहोत हैं, पर आवाज नहीं कोई
100
मुकद्दर की किताब
साँसे गिनती की
और..
ख्वाहिशें बेहिसाब
101
भविष्य सिर्फ हाथों की लकीरों में दर्ज़ नहीं होता
नसीब तो उनका भी होता है जिनका हाथ नहीं होता
102
दिल से फैसला करो
दिमाग तरकीब निकाल लेगा
103
जिसकी कदर करो वह वक़्त नहीं देता
जिसको वक़्त दो वह कदर नहीं करता
104
मेरे सजदों की इबादत
हाथ उठा कर सबकी जिंदगी मांगी
सर झुका कर सबकी ख़ुशी मांगी
105
कुछ कह गए, कुछ सह गए,
कुछ कहते कहते रह गए,
इस छुपने छुपाने के खेल में,
जाने कितने रिश्ते डह गए,
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It is always good to remember the basics at all the times.
With the ongoing debate about proposed organisational changes, it will be worthwhile revisiting the basics related to application of airpower.
Effective airpower application requires a unique perspective. This perspective has been formed through a century of air operations experience.
Following quotes, principles, guidelines and tenets are part of doctrinal publications of the air Forces world over.
Air warfare cannot be separated into little packets; it knows no boundaries on land and sea other than those imposed by the radius of action of the aircraft; it is a unity and demands unity of command.
-Air Marshal Arthur Tedder
The other Services have air arms—magnificent air arms—but their air arms must fit within their Services, each with a fundamentally different focus. So those air arms, when in competition with the primary focus of their Services, will often end up on the short end, where the priorities for resources may lead to shortfalls or decisions that are suboptimum. It is therefore important to understand that the core competencies of [airpower] are optional for the other Services. They can elect to play or not play in that arena. But if the nation is to remain capable and competent in air and space [sic], someone must pay attention across the whole spectrum; that is why there is an Air Force.
-General Ronald R. Fogleman,
15th Chief of Staff, USAF