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  On the Auspicious Occasion of World Humanitarian Day Let us Take a Vow To Be More H umble  U nderstanding  M agnanimous  A miable  N oble  E mpathetic During an informal discussion on this topic, a highly learned scholar asked, “Why designate a special day as World Humanitarian Day when the majority of the world population is more educated and the dictionary meaning of the word human and its etymology are so positive. He cited the following description:   etymology specifies the word origin as "of or belonging to man" from the Latin humanus "of man, human, also "humane, philanthropic, kind, gentle, polite, learned, refined, civilized”. Well, the reality is that a large number of individuals and groups are far more unhuman, indifferent, and violent. Let us explore how to live up to the original concepts full of virtue. World Humanitarian Day is the best occasion for this. The day marks the anniversary of the 2003 bombing of the United N...

Errors of Judgement Can Cause Horrors Crash of Life, Careers, Marriages, Families, Friendships, Businesses, Projects, Cars, Planes, Missiles, Spaceships   “ Judgement!” exclaimed the cricket commentator, when a fielder stopped the ball just short of the boundary, secured a direct hit and bagged a wicket for his side. In that one word tinged with high excitement, the commentator summarised the skills of judgement like learning, motivation, understanding, concentration, commitment, attention, experience, choosing options, etc. The acid test of judgement, as this anecdote shows, is in the result. A keen sense of judgement is the master key to success in all fields. Dr. Noel Trichy’s statement  makes clear the singular make-or-break nature of this virtue: With good judgement, little else matters. Without it, nothing else matters. When masters of judgement gain mastery, they become champions, demonstrate sustained high-level performance that turns them into legends...