Punit B. Juneja

No one can be what you are and you can not try to be like some one else. YOU ARE YOU AND THEREFORE ENJOY BEING YOUR REAL SELF. have you ever tried to imitate some one else without acknowledging the imitation?.. you must have got a response from one or all... that you are imitating some one... its not real you... feels bad?... because you were trying to be some one you saw as your idol, and you really wanted to be like him/her... but that is not acceptable.. God has created each one of us as an Individual.. We all have a role to play in this world, and that role can be played by no one else.. imagine Sharukh Khan in "Baghban" instead of Amitabh Bachan... or imagine Amiabh Bachan imitating Sharukh in the film.. weird na?... yes therefore it is not acceptable if you don't be your real self.. Key to success of all the people is that they have stuck to their real selves.. and not tried to be like some one else. Stop idolising some one... or rather don't try to imitate you

Saurabhee.. Nirali.. Pratik.. ME(Punit) and Hardik 21/10/2009 11:00 PM Outside Ahmedabad Management Association... We Friends met at our hang out and got a chance to meet Saurabhee winner of Indian Idol 4. To a sweet surprise we got the chance to meet her because of my Friend Viraj's sister Nirali who was also participant of Indian Idol. We Group of Lawyer friends were impressed by her poise and humility. We literally Interviewed her and also asked her regarding her experience post winning Indian Idol. We also asked her about how she will compare her life before and after the Indian Idol 4. She was kind enough to answer our curious Quick Fires and also made us understand the issues attached to the stardom and we found her too humble and down to earth that she mixed up with us in a very short time and we didn’t feel like talking to some star. We also discussed some daily soaps running on TV Channels and the realities attached to reality shows. Impressed is what I will say after mee

Hi All WISH ALL MY READERS A VERY HAPPY DIWALI! I Hope that we lead from darkness to light and from bad to good. This year let us Resolve to make our lives better than the last Year. A HAPPY DEEPAWALI and PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO ALL IN GUJARAT. SAMVAT 2066 may bring all the HAPPINESS in LIVES! REGARDS Punit B Juneja Advocate Gujarat High Court

NGOs pitch in for oasis of peace TIMES NEWS NETWORK Ahmedabad: Ram-Rahimnagar , known as Island of Sanity for maintaining peace during the four major communal riots that the city witnessed, finally got support from some concerned citizens who vouched to address the civic and social needs of these model residents on Sunday. Helping them put the right foot forward is Ahmedabad chapter of the voluntary organization Open Space. It organized an informal dialogue between the residents of Ram-Rahimnagar and a host of prominent citizens including Navdeep Mathur, a professor of Indian Institute of Management-Ahmedabad , representatives from a non governmental organisation Saath, Javed Ameer of Action Aid and Harinesh Pandya of Janpath. The dialogue focussed on providing viable solutions to keep the communal harmony intact in Ram-Rahimnagar . Prof Mathur said, Youths have to be trained to make them capable of a need analysis for themselves and also in leadership qualities to deal with social iss

The Austerity Debate had fatal blow on two of the Ministers of the UPA ver2.0. Shri S M Krishna and Shri Sashi Tharoor. The later bore the brunt of the joke on Cattle Class that was for me a prompt, answer to a prompt question on "Twitter". The Indian Sub Continent has been a different society and here the show of wealth is only permitted in marriages. People by culture are expected to practice Austerity... the debate is in fact between consumerism and Austerity. between saving and spending. It should not be made limited to the Public Money and Self Money. The balance of consumerism and saving in India protected us from being the victim of the great Economic Debacle. When we expect the exercising of Austerity we Expect Savings on unnecessary expences. When we expect exercising of the Austerity we Expect a reasonable Lifestyle and not the Cattle Class for the Ministers. The ministers avoiding the private Jets and even travelling long distance in Business Class is welco

Save early to earn more Prabhakar Sinha | TNN Time is money, goes the saying, which holds true in almost all aspects of life. But, it is more so in case of savings. If you start saving early, by the time you retire, you will have enough money to lead a prosperous retired life. When you start saving early, your saved amount gets a longer time to earn returns. Take for example, if you start saving at the age of 25, or just at the time when you get your first salary, your savings of Rs 5,000 per month, at a conservative return of 10% per annum, will swell to Rs 1.91 crore in 35 years or by the time you retire at the age of 60. But, if you start saving late, say, at the age of 30, your saving of Rs 5,000 per month will become Rs 1.14 crore. If you start at 35, the amount will become only Rs 67 lakh. And, at the age of 35, even if you start saving double the amount i.e. Rs 10,000 per month, by the time of retirement, that will become only Rs 1.34 crore. This is called power