It’s not what you’re thinking, our hands are full with Haripriya. 🙂
This blog is meant for Thinking Big but small things and little pleasures are also important for leading a balanced life.
Finally, I settled on Jeep:
If I were to summarize the key traits of Mr Modi, it will be Focused and Decisive. He has an excellent track record in “transforming the way things work”. Last five years were disappointing for India in terms of business, governance and development. Now since Mr Modi is at the helm, it feels like 1947..i.e. we just gained freedom and it is time to rebuild India…no time to waste!!
He is a fountainhead of inspiration and it is such a joy to see him in action. There are many lessons to take from his leadership, sharing few that I have noticed so far:
If I were to imagine Mr Modi’s boyhood, it would be very close to the following pics..helping his father sell tea at a local railway station. His family had to struggle to make ends meet, you can read more about his early years here.
Apart from the weather, Pune has several other advantages that makes it an ideal place to live. Some of these are:
Education: India’s first Prime Minister, Jawahar Lal Nehru termed Pune as “Oxford of the East”. I know many friends and family who did their college in Pune. It has become an education hub now, not only it attracts students from other parts of India but from other countries as well.
Usually people decide to move back to the same city that they were brought up in. Of course, the parents/family and familiarity; are the key reasons for choosing the same place.
Since Brinda is from Mumbai and myself from Delhi, friends find it odd that we chose Pune.
So why Pune, India?
