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Re: [MTC Global] Tactical superiority and our own strategy to counter Chinese threat...

Sir, War in this century has become highly destructive of all assets. A current
perception is, that war has integrated all kinds of threats.Economic threats, threats to
movement of goods, information, people and threats to the country's natural environment
as well as far using more sophisticated weapons of high destruction.The threats can be
directed at social fissures in a belligerent opponent so as emerge victorious. Victory
itself is now newly defined: The protection of a market for goods and services, the
exploitation of the defeated country for enacting laws to weaken social cohesion in a
nation state.And the creation of a captive market in the defeated country. There need not
be any territorial occupation.

War itself is being fought in many dimensions such as overland, underground, on the sea
and below it, in the air, in space and in cyber space also. Space and telecom assets can
be threatened or worse infiltrated to seek advantage.
The definition of war has become diplomacy by other means, thru friendly satraps as proxy
allies to harass and violate friendly norms periodically.

Wars have become chronic low intensity conflicts. they degrade the nations productive
capacities into huge spending on arms and manpower and to maintaining them on alert all
the time, No overt action is conducted till the vulnerability of a nation becomes so
visible that a short sharp and hot confrontation is carried for a very limited purpose of
creating fear and confusion in the enemy nation. It is for this reason,that the Chinese
refer to the 62' conflict as a "lesson". They have once again reiterated this warning.

We may not worry so much as an immediate hot war, but must worry, that the Chinese feel
confident to wage a hot war at their time of choosing and when we least expect it. Our
defences are down at some definitely predictable moments that the Chinese have properly
assessed. They also know that our alliances and partnerships with the other super powers
are very fragile.They know that our ability to form allies in defense pacts is very
rudimentary. They also know that the Security Council of the UN can be vetoed in case of
any action by a coalition of other powers attempting to prevent a hot conflict. They also
know that may western powers can be manipulated because of their positive trade
surpluses.

We have to be on guard all the time, develop a retaliatory strategy not necessarily by
only armed might but by ability to create enough reciprocal damage in the event of a
bloody conflict.

Perhaps, our leaders may be already seized of them. There were mistakes in the last
conflict that led to our humiliation at the hands of the Chinese. The Chinese have
cleverly manipulated the media to lay the blame for the 62 conflict by calling India as
the aggressor and the faulty policies of our PM Mr Nehru. We should not repeat them in
any future conflict by deeper understanding of the present situation and building
suitable defenses in a more integrated manner.
Best regards,
K.Paranjpe

On Fri, 30 Jun 2017 17:54:17 +0530 Stephen Narayanan wrote
>You never know when from proxy war it could come to a full showdown. The way the
escallation have happened at the Sikkim border front it does not augur well for India. On
top of that the chinese have reminded us of 1962 war rubbing salt into our wounds. Even
Bhutan which is an independent peaceful kingdom in the himalayas had objected to china
building roads right up to its border as they too were feeling threatened and they had
reached out to India for help which is why our army put road block on their works. China
has been vigorously pushing ahead with its OBOR plans and the countries on board with
them are actually on the platform as they are afraid of rubbing china on the wrong side.
China recently in order to placate Afghanistan offered mediator help in resolving their
dispute with pakistan and had asked pakistan to reign-in their terror agents - this is no
doubt an acknowledgement that Pakistan is a country which is exporting terror and china
is aware of it too but for their own selfish interest they will not dub their friend
pakistan as state actor of terrorism. Quite a double speak if one may say so. I caught up
breakfast news which proclaimed that china has moved 3000 troops to forward lines in
sikkim and also moved a column of tanks.
We will no doubt have to take a decision to boycott chinese goods and maybe our home
industry may get this window of opportunity to manufacture the products indegeneously.
Lets hope for the best.
Regards,Stephen
Stephen NarayananFreelance Educational Consultant/Corporate Training
facilitatorMob.:-9868386192


On Thu, Jun 29, 2017 at 11:19 AM, kiran paranjpe wrote:
Sir, You are right. But whatever we are and we say that we are humanitarian, we are

peaceful, we have rich values, very diverse, we are civilized, democratic, tolerant,

etc. The fact that is unchanged in the background is that we are very vulnerable. There

are deep fissures in our society, we seem to face very great difficulties with the way we

think and act. What is more our vulnerability has created a dependency mindset. Our

activities are always focused to stitch very fragile partnerships with smaller developed

countries for solving our problems.



Local, and international terrorism, civil wars and violent strife seems to define the

face of war in this century.War by proxy masters using non state actors has been an

unchanging feature of this war. China has already learnt from its experience of

supporting friendly organizations in other countries for waging war against democratic

and representative regimes.Creating proxy fighters, supporting their interests and

unleashing mayhem have been mastered by the them.

We also suffer from proxy run conflicts in Kashmir, the Northeast and the Naxalites in

Chattisgarh and Jharkhand.Our soft power seems to have been useless against this new

enemy: the proxy master. India vulnerability is exposed with every outrage. We call it

now a law and order problem; now an exploitation of misguided youths problem, now a

handiwork of inimical countries and now a political problem. What are the solutions?



Defense experts, various social organizations have pointed at the vulnerability facing

the country. Our continued reliance on others through common sharing of interests has had

only a minimal success. The world is changing( maybe for the worse!!). We have to adopt

rapidly also to overcome our national vulnerabilities or face impending anarchy and

chronic civil unrest.

Best Regards,

K.Paranjpe









On Wed, 28 Jun 2017 22:31:51 +0530 "virendra goel" wrote

> …and cannot stop imports as we depend on them for all our needs from pin to elephant..I

beg to differ on above statement. We are not dependent on them , we buy Chinese products

because they are cheap otherwise for each Chinese product being imported there is

indigenous product in the market. Government cannot ban the imports from China because we

as a country are signatory to WTO. We can never catch up with China because we cannot

achieve productivity per person equivalent to China because we are welfare state and our

labour laws are more humanitarian (stringent) than theirs.RegardsVirendra GoelFrom:

join_mtc@googlegroups.com [mailto:join_mtc@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Stephen

Narayanan

Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2017 11:24 AM

To: join_mtc@googlegroups.com

Subject: Re: [MTC Global] Tactical superiority and our own strategy to counter Chinese

threat...Absolutely True Kiranji....China is surely giving India a Run for the money...we

talk of tolerance and development but these are all hollow talks...their work

speaks...while we just make din...and chinese are super confident that India can do no

more than just yak-yak- yaking and cannot stop imports as we depend on them for all our

needs from pin to elephant...our electronic industry runs with chinese

materials...communication equipment is dominated by Made in China products. I do hope

that "Make In India" fast-tracks our own industries to atleast follow if not catch up

with the chinese.Regards,Stephen NarayananFreelance Educational Consultant/Corporate

Training facilitatorMob.:-9868386192On Wed, Jun 28, 2017 at 10:57 AM, kiran paranjpe

wrote:Sir, We may keep talking of the Chinese threat. The

Chinese are very pragmatic people.

They have so much work, that they are busy round the clock in their factories making all

kinds of products. The Chinese earn their income, they make investments and ensure that

they get their returns( this includes putting India on the hot plate, denying memberships

to the NSG, UNSC, and frequently teach lessons on drawing the territorial boundaries such

as planting flags, destroying our bunkers and all kinds of muscle flexing.)



What can India do? We keep buying cheap low quality Chinese goods, encourage the Chinese

to set up telecom networks and mobile phones and tomorrow maybe make them partners in our

FDI programs, etc.



There is thus nothing to be gained by simply crying that the Chinese are doing petty and

mean things with us. They also do many mean things with other countries but that is never

our concern.We want peace at all costs and even insults don't matter. The conventional

war is dead. Today's war is called Low Intensity and Chronic insurgency, the idea is to

create mayhem, disturb normal life and destroy economic and military assets by surgical

strikes. The terrorist on a suicide mission may blow up sensitive installations or simply

maim and kill hundreds of people gathered at a place. With the terrorist dead, all leads

are lost. Our investigative machinery responds till a new blast..and responds again.



Whatever may happen to this country, we must have our Mansarover Yatra and implore the

Chinese to allow us to proceed.The Chinese also provide stapled visa to foreign visitors

to visit Arunachal Pradesh. So dire and urgent are our needs that we always fall prey to

Chinese mean acts.. and life goes on as usual.



Best regards,

K.Paranjpe



On Tue, 27 Jun 2017 17:29:27 +0530 Stephen Narayanan wrote

>Two News items which caught my attention today:

1.) Chinese troops transgression by entering Sikkim sector and destroying two Indian Army

bunkers. On top of that the chinese government accusing Indian Army of transgression "

Ulta Chor Kotwal ko Daante".

2.) China offers to mediate between Pakistan & Afghanistan as a good neighbor and assures

Afghanistan that they would ask Pakistan to reign in their terrorist groups.

The second news item clearly demonstrates that china is well aware of pakistan and its

breeding of terrorism to bleed India yet it is backing them with arms and ammunition and

presence of its engineers and army for the Silk Route and other self interest

agenda.First things first. Is our Army incapable of responding to the chinese

belligerence? Can we not even defend our own territory? China has been increasingly

provoking India by aerial reconnaissance as also ground transgression across our

borders. But now they have gone brazenly to the extent of destroying our bunkers and what

was our army doing? How can we be sure now that tomorrow they will not march into our

cities? Why are we still hankering Hindi-Chini Bhai-Bhai? The brotherhood call which the

earlier Congress had given way back in 1962 is still in use more as a consolation. It is

high time that we also asserted and showed chinese that they cannot take us for granted.



Warm Regards,Stephen NarayananFreelance Educational Consultant/Corporate Training

facilitatorMob.:-9868386192











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Re: [MTC Global] GST's impact on the education: Here's how it will strike this sector

Respected sirs'   .....

......One of the fundamental and inexorable laws of Capitalism in general and Monopolistic economies in particular is creeping inflation to galloping inflation......

....GST, if I am not mistaken has increased the banking tariff ..... any increase in the cost of finance capital (banking capital plus industrial capital) will ultimately make contribution to rising inflation and reduction in the level of people's living standards, which includes the cost of Education .....

....however, reduction of tariff to some of the essential necessaries such as rice, wheat and food related items is welcome......GST would have been reduced upon the most essential necessaries which includes dress materials, shoes, oils of all brands, whether branded or not,   similarly packaged or not... .....

....reduction in the cost of Banking services, which includes housing loans, banking related insurance, etc. will make positive contribution to the over all growth of economy and increased living standards.....

....with regards..... dr vishnumurty narra, psu officer, hyderabad....


On Saturday, 1 July 2017 10:30 AM, Prof. Bholanath Dutta <bnath.dutta@gmail.com> wrote:


The Goods and Services Tax has finally approached creating an impact on the education sector. According to the much awaited amendment, the GST on colouring books, exercise books, notebooks, crayons will be 12 per cent whereas for pens and school bags, it would be 18 per cent. Talking about the services, some of the educational institutions would be exempted from the GST and similar pattern would be followed with traditional courses. The coaching institutions for competitive exams will face a major impact as they will face the GST up to 18 per cent. Certainly, the marked down tax on the education based goods may even up due to the GST applied on some of the services in the education sector. However, some of the services that would be exempted from the GST as per the GST Act are as follows:
  • Services provided by the training providers (Project implementation agencies) under Deen Dayal Upadhayaya training courses certified by National Council for Vocational Training
  • Services of assessing bodies empanelled centrally by Directorate General of Training Ministry of skill Development and Entrepreneurship by way of assessments under skill Development initiative Scheme
  • Services by way of training activities relating to arts or culture or sports by charitable entities registered under section 12AA of Income Act, 1961
Services provided by the Indian Institutes of Management, as per the guidelines of the Central Government, to their students, by way of the following educational programmes except Executive  Development Programme:
(a) Two year full time residential Post Graduate Programmes in Management for the Post Graduate Diploma in Management, to which admissions are made on the basis of Common Admission Test (CAT), conducted by Indian Institute of Management
(b) Fellow programme in Management
(c) Five year integrated programme in Management
Services provided by an educational institution to its students, faculty and staff; to an educational institution, by way of:
(i) Transportation of students, faculty and staff
(ii) Catering, including any mid-day meals scheme sponsored by the Government
(iii) Services relating to admission to, or conduct of examination by, such institution
(iv) Security or cleaning or house-keeping services performed in such educational institution.
Provided that nothing contained in clause (b) of this entry shall apply to an educational institution other than an institution providing services by way of pre-school education and education up to higher secondary school or equivalent

Here's what Education Director has to say:

  • "Education is the most important facet of our economy and the government should reduce the taxes related to this sector. Higher education is also a requisite part for students so; the amendments should be such that they promote higher education for all.  When it comes to taxation, we hope that the government continues to keep education in a secured zone" says Geeta Varshneya, Education Director, Khaitan Public School.
In order to promote the advancement of education sector, the government has offered relief on education based goods. The officials suggest that stability in the sector would be recorded for the initial stretch but there is still no clarity about the GST for upcoming years.
"Education at all levels should be least burdened as it's already the most important considered section in our nation. For the past so many years, we have been witnessing the advent of schemes promoting literacy rate in various regions of our country. Thus, GST rate should be in line with the schemes promoting education for all," said Anita Choudhary, Vice Principal, DPS Raj Nagar Extension.

​Source: India Today​

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[MTC Global] [Weekend Big Discussion-II] Collate, collaborate and communicate: the keys to being an effective Academic Leader

What are the key assumptions about effective
​academic​
 leadership?


EDUCATE, EMPOWER, ELEVATE
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[MTC Global] [Weekend Big Debate-I] How are we preparing or children for the jobs of the future?”

There's a lot of rhetoric around the fact that within the next decade, 50% of the jobs we know today … will be replaced by new jobs that will need high levels of creativity, an entrepreneurial mindset, and high levels of interpersonal skills.

These are the important things that are missing from the education debate in most of the forums.

How are we preparing or children for the jobs of the future?"

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[MTC Global] GST's impact on the education: Here's how it will strike this sector

The Goods and Services Tax has finally approached creating an impact on the education sector. According to the much awaited amendment, the GST on colouring books, exercise books, notebooks, crayons will be 12 per cent whereas for pens and school bags, it would be 18 per cent. Talking about the services, some of the educational institutions would be exempted from the GST and similar pattern would be followed with traditional courses. The coaching institutions for competitive exams will face a major impact as they will face the GST up to 18 per cent. Certainly, the marked down tax on the education based goods may even up due to the GST applied on some of the services in the education sector. However, some of the services that would be exempted from the GST as per the GST Act are as follows:

  • Services provided by the training providers (Project implementation agencies) under Deen Dayal Upadhayaya training courses certified by National Council for Vocational Training
  • Services of assessing bodies empanelled centrally by Directorate General of Training Ministry of skill Development and Entrepreneurship by way of assessments under skill Development initiative Scheme
  • Services by way of training activities relating to arts or culture or sports by charitable entities registered under section 12AA of Income Act, 1961

Services provided by the Indian Institutes of Management, as per the guidelines of the Central Government, to their students, by way of the following educational programmes except Executive  Development Programme:

(a) Two year full time residential Post Graduate Programmes in Management for the Post Graduate Diploma in Management, to which admissions are made on the basis of Common Admission Test (CAT), conducted by Indian Institute of Management

(b) Fellow programme in Management

(c) Five year integrated programme in Management

Services provided by an educational institution to its students, faculty and staff; to an educational institution, by way of:

(i) Transportation of students, faculty and staff

(ii) Catering, including any mid-day meals scheme sponsored by the Government

(iii) Services relating to admission to, or conduct of examination by, such institution

(iv) Security or cleaning or house-keeping services performed in such educational institution.

Provided that nothing contained in clause (b) of this entry shall apply to an educational institution other than an institution providing services by way of pre-school education and education up to higher secondary school or equivalent

Here's what Education Director has to say:

  • "Education is the most important facet of our economy and the government should reduce the taxes related to this sector. Higher education is also a requisite part for students so; the amendments should be such that they promote higher education for all.  When it comes to taxation, we hope that the government continues to keep education in a secured zone" says Geeta Varshneya, Education Director, Khaitan Public School.

In order to promote the advancement of education sector, the government has offered relief on education based goods. The officials suggest that stability in the sector would be recorded for the initial stretch but there is still no clarity about the GST for upcoming years.

"Education at all levels should be least burdened as it's already the most important considered section in our nation. For the past so many years, we have been witnessing the advent of schemes promoting literacy rate in various regions of our country. Thus, GST rate should be in line with the schemes promoting education for all," said Anita Choudhary, Vice Principal, DPS Raj Nagar Extension.


​Source: India Today​

EDUCATE, EMPOWER, ELEVATE
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Higher Education, ISO 9001: 2008
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Cell: +91 96323 18178 / +91 9964660759

 

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[MTC Global] Cover Page~ MTC Journal , Apr-Jun , Issn 2231-3710




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[MTC Global] Thought for the day


Dear friends,

Good morning.


inspirational quotes


Have a fine day.

With regards,
 
Dr. K. Sampath Kumar,  B.A. (Economics), BGL, M.Com., M.Phil., Cert. A.I.I.B.,
  
                                    
MBA (Finance), MBA (HR & Marketing),  ACS, FCMA, Ph. D.,
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, SSN School of Management
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Rajiv Gandhi Salai (OMR)

KALAVAKKAM - 603110
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just one more time than you fall
-- Oliver Goldsmith

Re: As Anglophone Crisis Deepens: New Generation Kom Elites Propose Solutions

Sir,

We do not really care about who you are. Ghandi did not fold his arms for freedom to drop from heaven just as Dr. Martin Luther King did not fold his arms to wait for freedon to be given is a silver patter. I believe the Kom elite are wrong and I do not care whatever contribution you have been making, it may be to the Kom people. The English Cameroonians are pursuing freedom in the manner Ghandi did and Dr. Martin Luther did. Ghost towns are peaceful routes to challenging an unjust system. For over 50 years, English Cameroonians have been quiet. Their present actions have been peaceful. Violence has come from government. When girls were raped in Buea, these girls were in their hostels and "law enforcement officers" broke into those hostels and raped the girls; when laws were having a peaceful demonstration, they were beaten and their gowns and caps taken violently; wasting time to ask Akere Muna and others about a group which is wanting us to do the same thing we have done for over 50 years without success, is described as insanity.  


-----Original Message-----
From: EDWARD TANYI <eddytanyi@hotmail.com>
To: ambasbay <ambasbay@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Wed, Jun 28, 2017 4:15 am
Subject: Re: As Anglophone Crisis Deepens: New Generation Kom Elites Propose Solutions

BEHIND MY DREAM THERE IS A VISION, AND THAT IS WHY IT WILL COME TRUE. 
YOU HAVE YOUR OWN DREAM TOO. WE SHALL SEE WHOSE DREAM COMES TRUE. YOU ARE CHASING SHADOWS.
PEOPLE LIKE ME HAVE A LOFTY PLAN TO BRING PRIDE AND RESPECT TO THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING PEOPLE OF CAMEROON, THROUGH REALISTIC AND PRACTICABLE MEANS. IT MAY TAKE 10 YEARS,  BUT IT IS THE RIGHT DIRECTION. NOT PIPER'S DREAM. YOU HAVE MACABRE PLANS TO SACRIFICE MANY PEOPLE IN A WAR, JUST LIKE OJUKWU EMEKA DID IN NIGERIA. WHILE MANY WILL BE DYING AT  THE WAR FRONT YOU AND YOUR FAMILY WILL BE HIDING ABROAD AND WAITING FOR THE RIGHT MOMENT TO COME AND ENJOY. 
BUT MR BATEY I AM GOING TO PROVE TO YOU THAT I HAVE MUCH TO OFFER TO THE ENGLISH SPEAKING PEOPLE THAN YOU . ALL YOU PEOPLE HAVE TO OFFER THEM IS DEATH AND DESOLATION. IF EACH OF US AT INDIVIDUAL LEVEL THINKS OF WHAT TO OFFER TO OUR PEOPLE, THEN COLLECTIVELY A LOT WILL BE OFFERED TO THEM. AND THIS IS MY PHILOSOPHY. MAHATMA KARAMCHA GHANDI SAID " WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE  TO THE DEAD, THE OPHANS AND THE HOMELESS, WHETHER THE MAD DESTRUCTION OF WAR IS WROUGHT UNDER THE NAME OF TOTALITARIANISM OR THE HOLHY NAME OF DEMOCRACY" UNQUOTE. 
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW MUCH ABOUT ME, ASK BARRISTER AKERE MUNA, JUSTICE EPULI OR JUSTICE AYAH PAUL WE  ARE OF THE SAME ALMA MATER. 





From: 'Greig Batey' via ambasbay <ambasbay@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2017 7:39 AM
To: ambasbay@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: As Anglophone Crisis Deepens: New Generation Kom Elites Propose Solutions
 
Mr Edward Tanyi,
Continue dreaming.




From: EDWARD TANYI <eddytanyi@hotmail.com>
To: "ambasbay@googlegroups.com" <ambasbay@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2017 2:07 PM
Subject: Re: As Anglophone Crisis Deepens: New Generation Kom Elites Propose Solutions

Mr Batey Greg, thanks for your rejoinder.
the only thing I can tell you is that time will tell who between the two of us is on the right side.
Another thing is that what I can do for the average English speaking person  you will never do it . I am not a banana as you are trying to say.
I am one of the few wise men in our cameroonian society.
Time will reveal who  everone of us is.
As at now I have in my village in Manyu, a house, that at completion will cost about 90 million cfa. not from stolen money, or poppy scamming, as some of you do, but from my sweat.  And I have a project that will employ at its inception at least 10 000 ( ten thousand) people, graduate, undergraduates , skilled workers  etc. It will turn our land into the place to be and the place to visit. You are nothing but a half-baked graduate. 
I want that the  English speaking child who lives school , in the future , at any level, gets a befitting job without living his zone. Mr Batey do you have something better to offer to the English-speaking people? we'll meet in Cameroon  some day and and we'll see who can deliver the goods. If you  knew me you won't dare write your thrash. But you will come to know me by the grace of God.

Have a great day.



From: 'Greig Batey' via ambasbay <ambasbay@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Friday, June 23, 2017 1:56 AM
To: ambasbay@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: As Anglophone Crisis Deepens: New Generation Kom Elites Propose Solutions
 
Sincere Lawyer,
There is this saying, " If you make yourself banana monkies will eat you up ".  Edward Tanyi is one of those unfortunate sons of our proud and richly blessed homeland ( Manyu Division ) on the wrong side of our history and is prepared to die in slavery to LRC. Let him get lost.
Pa Batey Greig.
Senior citizen by right of birth.
The Lion Hunter.



From: sincerelawyer via ambasbay <ambasbay@googlegroups.com>
To: ambasbay@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2017 6:16 PM
Subject: Re: As Anglophone Crisis Deepens: New Generation Kom Elites Propose Solutions

So, Mr. Edward Tanyi, what are you proposing? What is your view in the Southern Cameroon crises? Forget about democracy and no democracy, tell us your views because you did not express them in your posting below. Thanks.


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From: EDWARD TANYI <eddytanyi@hotmail.com>
To: ambasbay <ambasbay@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Thu, Jun 22, 2017 7:30 am
Subject: Re: As Anglophone Crisis Deepens: New Generation Kom Elites Propose Solutions

Mr. Greg. Batey, with all due respect, I want to let you know that no one has the monopoly of knowledge. At this time of our political crisis,  allow everyone to air their view  and stop intimidating them by calling them traitors . Don't forget that at  a certain period of human history  people thought the world was flat , until  one man, only one man proved the contrary, that the world was round.  So what the majority says or upholds as truth is not always the truth. If you want everybody to think the way  you do, then I think that you are going to be more tyrannic in your yet-to -be state than in Biya's Regime that you term Tyrannic. Learn to debate , If you and your click were really democrats you would have by now organised a round table conference of all English Speaking Cameroonians. But you are afraid to hear the truth. You want to dictate to others. 
So please change your strategy. Democracy can only be established through democratic means and procedure. 

Have a great day.



From: 'Greig Batey' via ambasbay <ambasbay@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2017 4:22 AM
To: MINCAM Cameroon Community; ManyuVoice ManyuVoice; Manyu Meca-mn; Ambasbay CamerGoogleGroup; CAMNETWORK List; Cameroon Politics
Subject: RE: As Anglophone Crisis Deepens: New Generation Kom Elites Propose Solutions
 
A new generation of " TRAITORS " of the Southern Cameroons Resistance
( click the boxed links in blue below and Read )


 Members of the so-called Ikong-i-Kom Group:
Gilead Nkwain Ngam, Confidence Chia Ngam, Raphael Tosam, Joseph Tohmoh, Brunhilda Komtangi, Emmanuel Mbui, Stephen Waindim, Victorine Tah, Zebedee Chia, Eric Nkwi, Terence Akoni, Prasidis Wainkem, Timothy Fonchang, Clement Nguonain, Philip Njoh, Innocent Ngong, Kirian Jam and Edward Ndi.




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Re: [MTC Global] [Weekend Big Discussion-I] Should Academics be paid for Peer Review?

Dear MTCians, 

The concept of peer review is not confined to journal articles and other publications. Peer review of lecture notes, PPTs, etc. is an academic necessity and an institutional obligation. It certainly helps every participant and all the stakeholders, the principal beneficiaries in this case being students. It's an important input for achieving academic excellence.  

Further, peer review activity promotes fraternity and mutual respect. It should, therefore, be accepted as a collective responsibility and a moral obligation. 

Regards,
Prof. G. Surender Reddy
Dean, SNIST, Hyderabad 


On Fri, Jun 30, 2017 at 7:36 AM, Moid Uddin Ahmad Jaipuria Noida <moiduddin.ahmad@jaipuria.ac.in> wrote:

Useless , opaque and unwanted practice.
Can you please name any good journal doing this?
Regards,
Moid

On 30-Jun-2017 7:59 pm, "Prof. Bholanath Dutta" <bnath.dutta@gmail.com> wrote:
As the number of papers needing review increases, journals are thinking a voluntary system wish cash rewards across the globe.

Request views on this emerging trend? 

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Re: [MTC Global] Who Will You Chose to be - Drive 1 or Driver 2?

Earlier being an owner of the company, he was attached to the wealth. But later he became custodian of the wealth and enjoyed life.

"Remain detached in this world of attachment. Whatsoever you eat, whatsoever drink, whatsoever you do, do it as an offer to ME " says Lord Krishna. "And you will absolved of all wrong fruits of your actions."

Please read: Physic was deteriorating in para 1 line 5 of earlier mail. 

Prof P.K.Keshap

2017-07-01 8:17 GMT+05:30 Kumar K <mpi678@gmail.com>:
Good morning to all e-friends at MTC

Mentally non-material person can be as easy as driver #1. How this happens? A child was born in poverty. No food. No shelter. He determined to be big man. As he lived near the sea shore, he saw the ships coming and going in the ocean. And always dreamt to own one.  When he grew up, he started working in     the ship. Then he was able to own one ship. By the age of 45, he was owning a company having about 95 ships- owned or hired. But the mental stress was excessive. He could not have a wink of sleep. Phetysic was deteriorating. 

Totally broken with frustration of owing and operating such a huge fleet of ships, this chap went to a known Swamiji. Swamiji was having over 1000 maths throughout world yet smiling. This thought made him to visit Swamiji.  He took out the keys of his office from his pocket and tendered it to Swamiiji saying: Swamiji, I cannot run this company. It is a huge burden on me.  Swamiji smiled. He placed the keys at Swamiji's feet,.

Now, while he was coming back to his home, he was feeling quite light mentally. 

For about 2 weeks, he enjoyed the life of his choice. Then a disciple came. Handed over the keys to this owner of company saying: Swami says "you are appointed as Managing Director of the company. Company belongs to the math." The man was very happy. He worked for Swamiji's math's company (which was actually his own company) and enjoyed the life of his choice as well. 

Moral of the story: It is not wealth that causes problems in life. It is the unreasonable attachment with wealth that creates. Once mentally detached, all joys of life can be enjoyed. 

Money is a matter of function four
A medium, a measure, a standard, a store. 

Please share the 5th one if known to the erudite professors.

With regard,

Prof P.K.Keshap

2017-06-30 21:38 GMT+05:30 manage <registrar9@gmail.com>:
it is a balance of individual though process between misunderstand of passion and contentment. 

Driver 2 creats high networth business  in compare with driver 1
Driver 1 creats high volume 

On Fri, Jun 30, 2017 at 1:09 PM, Prof. Bholanath Dutta <bnath.dutta@gmail.com> wrote:
Driver 1 drives the Corolla. He paid it off already, has a 2 bedroom house paid for, makes 300K per year and has no debt/credit to pay, saves handsome amount and sleeps happily.

Driver 2 drives the Merc Benz. He has 3 Years left to pay it off, has a 4 bedroom house with hundreds of thousands left to pay, makes 200K per anum and has poor credit, lot of debt to pay, sleeps with a lot of stress each night.

Sadly many people would choose to be driver 2 because of what it looks like in spite of the reality that driver 1 is more wealthy. Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is a good example of driver 1. Your circumstances will never change until the way you think changes.

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