history in my life(milestone of the day in my life) alone on bike 400 kms wow!!!!! feeling great!!!!

Journey to Jogfalls on 20th & 21th July,2014         

learnings for the day

The day taught me people management, social involving for good accomplishments and good hopes. I learnt one kannada proverb from bus passangers- " hollakke sasialla hallakke niralla" really fabulous!!!!. It mean people wont accept happily what they got, always feel for what god doesn't give.

life with understanding relations

Life with understanding  relationship in society helps to develop the country's integrity, brotherhoodness, sovereignty. World is dependent on knowledge, creative ideas,techocentric approach.

"Honnuggi" festival celebrations in village was an wonderful experience which i got in my native. All indian traditions are having particular philosophy as per Bagvatgita and Indian culture, but it should be observe very keen.
 

real pressure in insurance industry in the month of jan,feb,march

"INSURANCE INDUSTRY IS A PIPELINE BUSINESS"

BEFORE  PENETRATE ABOUT INSURANCE, LET US LOOK TOWARDS MEANING OF INSURANCE- "INSURANCE IS AN ARRANGEMENT IN WHICH YOU PAY MONEY TO A COMPANY,AND THEY PAY MONEY TO YOU IF SOMETHING UNPLEASANT HAPPEN TO YOU.

"INSURANCE INDUSTRY IS A PIPELINE BUSINESS"
INSURANCE IS A WONDERFUL INDUSTRY, WHICH ESTABLISH BY THE GOD. I MEAN THIS INDUSTRY MANAGED BY GOD BECAUSE THIS BUSINESS STARTS WITH INVESTING, ENDS WITH WAITING SURVIVAL BENIFIT AND DEATH BENEFITS.IN KANNADA LANGUAGE ONE PROVERB STATES THAT IF ANY ONE WANT INSURANCE BENEFIT MEANS "ONDU SAYBEKU ILLA KAYBEKU"(ONE IS HAVE TO  WAIT OR DEATH)













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