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A weekday at the academy starts with the morning PT which will begin at 7 in the morning. The PT during the initial days consist of mostly stretching and light exercises. As the OTs become fitter, there will be short walks in and around Shimla in the mountainous terrain.(The morning PT )Once we are back from the morning PT, there will still be time until the classes begin, which is at 9:30 AM. Therefore, interested OTs will proceed to play some game like Lawn Tennis, Table Tennis or Squash. Some would proceed to the gym. Still others will resume their sleep until they can’t delay waking up anymore. The morning PT is a compulsory activity and unless you have a valid reason you can’t get exemption.The classes begin at 9:30 and continue until 12:45 with a tea break scheduled at 11. The Academy is situated at the bottom of the hill and hence you have to climb down the steps. The lunch break is from 12:45 to 2:00 and the classes again resume and will go on till evening 5:15 ( break is at 3:30).( A day at the Academy)The classes that are conducted are on a variety of topics like Commercial Accountancy, Public Sector Auditing, Cost and Management Accounting, Public Expenditure, Revenue and Resource Management, Financial Auditing, Public Sector Financial Reporting, Government Accounts, Public Finance Theory etc. In addition to these there will be guest lectures on a variety of topics like GST, Income Tax, PPPs etc. How interesting the class will be depends on who you get as faculty. Some are really good and make the subject very interesting, while some classes are outright boring.Once the classes are over, we are free to pursue whatever we like. There is a dance class available to those who are interested in learning cinematic dance, there is a full fledged music room, there is a good billiards table in addition to squash, table tennis, lawn tennis and Gym. There is no football court or cricket court or badminton court. This is due to the paucity of space in a place like Shimla.We have various committees like Mess Committee, Social Outreach committee, Sports Committee, Cultural Committee, Outdoor committee etc. to coordinate and conduct various activities for the OTs.We have a beautiful deck with the view of the Himalayas. On clear days, you can see the Dhauladhar ranges behind the green Himalayas. Many engage in small talk while sipping tea at the deck.There are parties held every now and then, which depends on your batch. If your batch has people who likes to party and enjoy every now and then, consider yourself lucky ( that is if you are also interested in it). Some people watch cricket or football match in the huge TV ( I dunno, may be 90″?) in the lounge.Sometimes the party goes on till 3 in the morning but you still will have to lug yourself out of the bed and be ready for the PT in the morning. All in all, that is what happens on a typical day at the academy.Sundays are completely free and you are free to do whatever you want. There is no restriction in moving around. However, it is mandatory that you come sleep in the hostel because the course is of residential nature.All this is in addition to the various attachments, treks, trips etc that is undertaken as part of the training. There is a good mix of fun and studies happening everyday in your life in NAAA.

Admittedly, it was inappropriate on both sides.I was watching a fellow nurses patients while she went to lunch. You have to understand, we work 12 hr shifts rarely have time to eat and when we do we have 20mins if lucky. So we don’t give each other full report on these pts. We do the min we need.So here I am watching my pt. I have 6, and her pt, she has 6. I have this doc come up and ask me a specific question about one of my fellow nurses pt that I don’t have the answer off hand. But I tell the doc the situation and that I could find out the info if given a min or two. The physician didn’t listen to a word I said and yelled at me infront of the Pt “are you stupid?” Do you even know anything about your pts? I explained the situation again very calmly. And once again she started to berate me infront of the Pt. At this pt I lost it. I started to yell back! I asked her if she was stupid? I said “ if you did your job then you wouldn’t have to ask me about the Pt.” Why don’t you go back to a computer and look at the pts chart so she could answer her own dam question instead of insulting me infront of the Pt! That she had no right to treat me like an inferior person because I’m a nurse and she’s a physician.”Long story short, we were both brought before a committee of conflict resolution with no disciplinary action taken for either of the two of us. Made to apologize to one another and told to get along.Was I wrong to yell back? Do I hold my tongue and take the abuse? Believe me, we nurses take A LOT of abuse. From physicians, from patients, from family members and unfortunately from other nurses sometimes. I have a lot on my plate and a great deal amount of stress on a daily basis. Am I not allowed to put my foot down and not be intimidated by a physician. I might have gone about it the wrong way, but it sure did feel good seeing the look on her face when I pushed back!

No doubt he is the most silent PM the world has ever seen but the most special thing about our Ex-Prime Minister Mr.Manmohan Singh is I think his RESUME.Kudos to the leader who chose silence and hard-work than taking jibes at his opposition. After all, silence is louder than words and in the world of politics, we rarely see silence and calm approach.CURRICULUM VITAE DR. MANMOHAN SINGH PRIME MINISTER OF INDIAACADEMIC RECORD1962 D. Phil., Nuffield College, University of Oxford. Topic: India’s Export Trends and Prospects for Self- Sustained Growth. [Published by Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1964]1957 Economic Tripos [First Class honours], University of Cambridge1954 M.A. Economics, Panjab University – First Class with first position in the University1952 B.A. Economics (Hons.), Panjab University – Second Class with first position in the University1950 Intermediate, Panjab University – First Class with first position in the University1948 Matriculation, Panjab University – First classPRIZES AND AWARDS2000 Conferred Annasaheb Chirmule Award by the W.LG. alias Annasaheb Chirmule Trust set up by United Western Bank Limited, Satara, Maharashtra1999 Received H.H. Kanchi Sri Paramacharya Award for Excellence from Shri R. Venkataraman, former President of India and Patron, The Centenarian Trust1999 Received H.H. Kanchi Sri Paramacharya Award for Excellence from Shri R. Venkataraman, former President of India and Patron, The Centenarian Trust1999 Fellow of the National Academy of Agricultural Sciences, New Delhi.1997 Conferred Lokmanya Tilak Award by the Tilak Smarak Trust, Pune1997 Received Justice K.S. Hegde Foundation Award for the year 19961997 Awarded Nikkei Asia prize for Regional Growth by the Nihon Keizai Shimbun Inc. (NIKKEI), publisher of Japan’s leading business daily1996 Honorary Professor, Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi, Delhi1995 Jawaharlal Nehru Birth Centenary Award of the Indian Science Congress Association for 1994-951994 Asiamoney Award, Finance Minister of the Year1994 Elected Distinguished Fellow, London School of Economics, Centre for Asia Economy, Politics and Society1994 Elected Honorary Fellow, Nuffield College, University of Oxford, Oxford, U.K.1994 Honorary Fellow, All India Management Association1993 Euromoney Award, Finance Minister of the year1993 Asiamoney Award, Finance Minister of the Year1987 Padma Vibhushan Award by the President of India1986 National Fellow, National Institute of Education, N.C.E.R.T.1985 Elected President, Indian Economic Association1982 Elected Honorary Fellow, St. John’s College, Cambridge.1982 Elected Honorary Fellow, Indian Institute of Bankers1976 Honorary Professor, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi1957 Elected Wrenbury Scholar, University of Cambridge, U.K.1955 Distinguished Performance, St. John’s College, Cambridge, U.K. Awarded Wright’s Prize1956 Awarded Adam Smith Prize, University of Cambridge, U.K.1954 Uttar Chand Kapur Medal, Panjab University, for standing first in M.A. (Economics), Panjab University, Chandigarh1952 University Medal for standing First in B.A. Hon. (Economics), Panjab University, Chandigarh.Recipient of Honorary Degrees of D.Litt. from :Panjab University, ChandigarhGuru Nanak University, AmritsarDelhi University, DelhiSri Venkateswara University, TirupathiUniversity of Bologna, ItalyUniversity of Mysore, MysoreKurukshetra UniversityThapar Institute of Engineering & Technology, Patiala (D.Sc)Nagarjuna University, Nagarjuna NagarOsmania University, HyderabadUniversity of Roorkee, Roorkee (Doctor of Social Sciences)Doctor of Laws, University of Alberta, Edmonton, CanadaDr Bhimrao Ambedkar University (formerly Agra University) - Doctor Letters degreeIndian School of Mines, Dhanbad (Deemed University) D.Sc. (Honoris Causa)Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University, RaipurWORK EXPERIENCE AND POSITIONS HELDMay 22, 2004 – 2014: Prime Minister of IndiaMarch 21, 1998 – May 22, 2004: Leader of Opposition, Rajya Sabha (Council of States) Parliament of IndiaJune 2001: Re-elected as member of Rajya Sabha for a term of six yearsAugust 1, 1996 - Dec 4, 1997: Chairman, Parliamentary Standing Committee on Commerce, Rajya SabhaJune 21, 1991- May 15, 1996: Finance Minister of IndiaJune 1995: Re-elected Member of Rajya Sabha for a term of six yearsSeptember 1991: Elected Member of Rajya SabhaMarch 1991-June 1991: Chairman, University Grants CommissionDec 1990 – March 1991: Advisor to Prime Minister of India on Economic AffairsAugust 1987 – Nov 1990: and Commissioner, South Commission Secretary-GeneralJan 1985- July 1987: Dy. Chairman, Planning Commission of IndiaSept 1982 – Jan 1985: Governor, Reserve Bank of IndiaApril 1980 – Sept 1982: Member-Secretary, Planning Commission, IndiaNov.1976 – April 1980: Secretary, Ministry of Finance Dept. of Economic Affairs, Government of India Member [Finance], Atomic Energy Commission, Govt. of India Member [Finance], Space Commission, Govt. of India1972 – 1976: Chief Economic Adviser, Ministry of Finance, India1971 – 1972: Economic Adviser, Ministry of Foreign Trade, India1969 – 1971: Professor of International Trade, Delhi School of Economics, Delhi University, India1966 – 1969: UNCTAD, United Nations Secretariat, New York Chief, Financing for Trade Section 1966: Economic Affairs Officer1957 – 1965: Punjab University, Chandigarh1963-65: Professor of Economics1959-63: Reader in Economics1957-59: Senior Lecturer in EconomicsOTHER ASSIGNMENTSLeader of the Indian delegation to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Cyprus (1993)Leader of the Indian delegation to the Human Rights World Conference, Vienna (1993)Governor of India on the Board of Governors of the IMF and the International Bank of Reconstruction & Development (1991-95)Appointed by Prime Minister of India as Member, Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister (1983- 84)Chairman, India Committee of the Indo-Japan; Joint Study Committee (1980-83)Leader: Indian delegation to :Indo-Soviet Monitoring Group Meeting (1982)Indo-Soviet Joint Planning Group Meeting (1980-82)Aid India Consortium Meetings (1977-79)Member: Indian delegation to :South-South Consultation, New Delhi (1982)Cancun Summit on North-South Issues (1981)Aid-India Consortium Meetings, Paris (1973-79)Annual Meetings of IMF, IBRD & Commonwealth Finance Ministers (1972-79)Third Session of UNCTAD, Santiago (April-May 1972)Meetings of UNCTAD Trade & Development Board, Geneva (May 1971 – July 1972)Ministerial Meeting of Group of 77, Lima (Oct.1971)Deputy for India on IMF Committee of Twenty on International Monetary Reform (1972 – 74)Associate, Meetings of IMF Interim Committee and Joint Fund-Bank Development Committee (1976-80,1982-85)Alternate Governor for India, Board of Governors of IBRD (1976-80)Alternate Governor for India, Board of Governors of the IMF (1982-85)Alternate Governor for India, Board of Governors, Asian Development Bank, Manila (1976-80)Director, Reserve Bank of India (1976-80)Director, Industrial Development Bank of India (1976-80)Participated in Commonwealth Prime Ministers Meeting, Kingston (1975)Represented Secretary-General UNCTAD at several inter-governmental meetings including:Second Session of UNCTAD, 1968Committee on Invisibles & Financing Related to Trade, Consultant to UNCTAD, ESCAPCommonwealth SecretariatMember, International OrganizationsAppointed as Member by the Secretary-General, United Nations of a Group of Eminent Persons to advise him on Financing for Development (December 2000)PUBLICATIONSAuthor of the book “India’s Export Trends and Prospects Self-Sustained for Growth” [Clarendon Press, Oxford University, 1964]Large number of articles in economic journalsS/o. Shri Gurmukh Singh Born on 26th September, 1932 Married in 1958 to Smt. Gursharan Kaur Three daughtersInspiring? Exhilarating?… Indeed it is!!!For detailed profile visit the below link.Note:- I am not a fan of him neither I am a hater of him. I am only a fan of what he has achieved in his life. I would consider my self the most luckiest man on this planet if I am able to achieve just half of what he has earned throughout his career.Link:-https://archive.india.gov.in/govt/rajyasabhampbiodata.php?mpcode=2HAPPY READING !!!