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Storytime Tapestry Newsletter The newsletter devoted to
spreading love and cultural awareness around the world. This column previously ran
by Deepak Morris is now taken over by Gautami Tripathy and now the column will
be written by Dr. Harmander Singh. The purpose of the column
is to bring the culture and joy of mysterious and beautiful India to the world. March 31, 2008 Harmander loves email and
feedback on his work. He would also like to know what topics about India would
appeal to you the reader. Please
contact him at: bhagouauty@gmail.com with your ideas. He, as the Western
and I, as the Eastern Talk and Discuss-IV Dr. Harmander
Singh “Gosh, you know, I
went to study abroad and got the merit to enter into the University of
Adelaide, South Australia, without knowing even how to speak properly in
English language before going there, and now I am writing books in English. I
thank my parents and the family for it,” I say. “I see. It is a
good point, so your father and mother managed to help teach five of their kids
to study. The four went to graduation level and three of your sisters passed
masters degrees, it is a good to hear. Hey, is your father post graduated or
have done his doctorate?” he asks. “Well, as I said
sometimes the money makes mare go. I regret that he him self could not complete
his masters after passing the first year as the authorities phased the
financial support as he was overage to participate in the games as he attained
the 26th year of age,” I say. “Alas, was not
there anyone to help him to complete his degree?” he asks. “Regrettably,
there was none to help him financially. Even then it did not distracted him to
contribute to the society. You see he is among the founder lecturers, who
founded the first government college for Physical Education in the North India.
He devoted his life for it, attending the morning, afternoon and evening
sessions delivering lectures and conducting the practical for about 35 years.
His contribution to the college and the physical education is a legendary. He
received honors for it, but usually these are not in the form of money. He set
an example to remain a sportsperson for more than 60 years. Today even at the
age of 72 he is doing his best. His is the only living legend of India, who is
international player of 12 games. It is wonderful, is not it,” I say. “Wow, I like it.
You see his simplicity is setting an example to live a natural life, is not it.
Does he reflects on the national and international problems or just lives and
enjoys his personal life?” he asks. “Well, you see
while having vast global knowledge about all international problems and issues,
as he loves philosophy more than anything. He always gives his neutral opinions
on the global problems,” I say. “Well, it means
the human struggle is same everywhere, whether we go to east or the west, is
not it,” he says. “I agree. It is
not the place, the circumstances may affect more than the place, where we
live,” I say. “Yaw, the place is
just a stage of our human life and we play our part,” he says. |
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