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Today I am relating a story of another child. A teacher of Mathematics gave six questions as homework to be done without help. Next day teacher found that only one student by the name Gopal Krishan had all questions correct. The teacher was very happy and invited the child to the dais and presented him a prize. Instead of taking the prize, the little child started crying and begged for punishment, because, he had taken some help from a friend to solve one of the questions. The teacher was, even happier. He said now I give you this prize for truthfulness. You know, who was this child? This was Gopal Krishan Gokhale, a great freedom fighter, whom even Gandhi Ji considered as his Guru.

 

Gokhale ji as a child did not fear and told the truth, this is ethics.

Every one of us is constantly in the act of creating oneself. One needs to learn how to turn negative experience of life into positive. Or in other words how to convert hate & fear into love. It is just an attitude and if we can convert hatred & fear into love and all things would look beautiful creation of almighty.

 

1)    Admission to DOEACC ‘A’ Level is open till the 28th February 2010. All members are requested to promote the same.

2)    MERIT is collaborating with GIMIT to conduct NMAT 2010 Online Exam.  NMAT is the MBA Entrance Exam for admission to Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS), Mumbai. NMAT is designed on a multiple-choice question format that includes Language Skills, Quantitative Skills, Data Interpretation and Data Sufficiency, and Logical Reasoning.

The NMAT-2010 is being transitioned from paper-and-pencil format to a Computer-based Test (CBT). The NMAT-2010 will now be delivered multiple times a day and on multiple days, across 19 locations in India, as well as International locations across the world.

NMAT 2010 is conducted, in India and abroad, during a predetermined 10 days’ period, for admission to the following programmes:

                MBA Core

MBA (Pharmaceuticals Management)

MBA (Actuarial Science)

MBA (Capital Markets)

MBA (Banking)

MBA (Part-time)

Ph.D Program in Management

EPGDBM - Prospectus

3)    Distance Education Council of Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi, had established the Arjun Singh Centre for Distance and Open Learning in September 2002, with the aim of providing opportunities for higher education to those, who, otherwise, are not able to benefit from the conventional system. The Jamia Millia Islamia, being a Central University, has national jurisdiction. The Open Learning System allows a learner to determine his pace of learning and provides education at the doorstep of the learner. The mode of teaching is through self-learning print material, supplemented by audio and video programmes. It has also scope for students to access material through internet and various other media.

     MERIT Applied Courses:

1.     M.Sc (Geoinformatics) (MSc. GI)

2.     Post Graduate Diploma In Geoinformatics                                            (PGDGI)

3.     Advance Diploma In Computer Hardware &                                          Network Technology ADCHNT)

4.     Certificate in Computer Information Technology

        (CCIT)

Welcome 2010. May this year bring prosperity all around and I wish all to enjoy good health and the best of day-to-day life all through the year and even thereafter.

Our Gurudev says “ The year is never new. Time is a continuous flow. Yet in TIME, each one of us can renew ourselves. In us New Year arrives only when you RENEW yourself. Let us give up all manners and habits of thinking small. Let us fully surrender to HIM, who is All. Let us think BIG, rise above the ripples created by the tragic in others. In our love & large-heartedness, let us forgive all others and keep them in our care & concern. That would be a HAPPY NEW YEAR.”

I am sorry to write that we lost a gem of a person in Col. Balraj Chhibbar, who left for heavenly abode on the 9th of January 2010. A very warm-hearted person & devoted Mohyal. May his soul rest in peace and we pray to God Almighty to give strength to the family to bear this irreparable loss.

GMS has come up very well to meet the aspirations of the Biradari with the sustained co-operation of all. Such mutual co-operation was in full view when the GMS organized the 4th Grand Matrimonial Mela and the 5th Mohyal Diwas Celebrations in December last year. The Matrimonial Mela was a grand success, thanks to the untiring efforts of the GMS and its Matrimonial Committee, with the co-operation of the local sabhas and all members of the Biradari. The 5th Mohyal Diwas Celebration was another milestone in the sustained co-operation between the GMS and the local sabhas. Mohyal Sabha Faridabad, deserves kudos for helping the GMS in organizing this function and making all arrangements for the successful and trouble-free celebration of the Day, in which about 1000 Mohyals from all over participated.

I feel we should do something now to attract the next generation – the youth and the children. I find youngsters do not take any interest in the Mohyal Mitter. The readership of youngsters is very important to bring them into the mainstream of the Biradari. The parents have to play an important role, particularly the mothers.

Kids are smart, ambitious and raring to go! Ably encouraged by the parents, these extrovert kids have got the right mix of courage & determination. Mothers have to spend quality time by focusing on every aspect of their children’s lives, whether it is their kids’ attire, the games they play or the training they undergo.

We should bring out their outstanding success stories to light by sending news in MM. Mohyal sabhas should hold Bal Melas, instead of Melas. Sports, dances, songs etc. should form part of such Bal Melas; there should be healthy competition amongst the children in all these. Prizes and awards should be given to the winners and their photographs published in Mohyal Mitter, along with the proceedings of such Bal Melas. Ladies and children should take active part in managing and organizing these Bal Melas.

Children should be encouraged to send articles, short stories, poems, jokes, quizzes etc. (in Hindi or English) for publication in the section set apart in the Mohyal Mitter for the youth (Youth Forum). There could also be a Pen Pal corner in the Youth Forum Section in MM in which pen-friendship between the Mohyal children with similar tastes and interests could be developed.

As Editor of Mohyal Mitter, I solicit your comments and suggestions to further improve your magazine in whichever way you think, so that it evolves into a truly people’s (Mohyals’) magazine, in the truest way.

Jai Mohyal!

—Mehta O.P. Mohan