Meeting those hailing from Haiti, Bhutan and North East
There have been occasions when we have come across residents hailing from Haiti and Bhutan. These residents have come on a training project which gives them the opportunity to gauge the sentiment prevailing in this part of the world. Commuting by metro, they have a mixed experience.
There have been umpteen occasions when we have come across students from the North East residing in the national capital of Delhi. They have a base in the heart of the city and that's the best part. A couple from Assam, working in a private bank, two students from Manipur taking coaching for civil services from a North DElhi Centre and two associate professors in DElhi University hailing from Mizoram. Interactions with them have ranged from the need to give respect to every community irrespective of their numbers to bringing sanity to the proceedings in the national capital.
Here in the national capital if you flip through the pages of newspapers you come across full page ads on a state seeking investments. It's a show of strength meant to showcase the strides they have recorded when in the name of development most claims don't have a ring of truth. What about MoUs worth million of rupees signed in the past and of that how much has been realised. Very negligible to say the least. The states across wide spectrum seek investments when attempts in the past have not delivered desired results.
There have been occasions when we have come across residents hailing from Haiti and Bhutan. These residents have come on a training project which gives them the opportunity to gauge the sentiment prevailing in this part of the world. Commuting by metro, they have a mixed experience.
There have been umpteen occasions when we have come across students from the North East residing in the national capital of Delhi. They have a base in the heart of the city and that's the best part. A couple from Assam, working in a private bank, two students from Manipur taking coaching for civil services from a North DElhi Centre and two associate professors in DElhi University hailing from Mizoram. Interactions with them have ranged from the need to give respect to every community irrespective of their numbers to bringing sanity to the proceedings in the national capital.
Here in the national capital if you flip through the pages of newspapers you come across full page ads on a state seeking investments. It's a show of strength meant to showcase the strides they have recorded when in the name of development most claims don't have a ring of truth. What about MoUs worth million of rupees signed in the past and of that how much has been realised. Very negligible to say the least. The states across wide spectrum seek investments when attempts in the past have not delivered desired results.
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