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Biggest HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT LESSON learnt from Mr. Ratan Tata- The heart and soul of a company lies in its HUMAN RESOURCES. Please note- Human Resources refers to personnel or employees of the organisation.  “Businesses need to go beyond the interests of their companies to all the communities they serve” – Ratan Tata. Once a reporter asked Ratan Tata (born 28 December 1937) an Indian industrialist, investor, philanthropist, and former chairman of Tata Sons., “Why is Mukesh Ambani the richest person in India and not Ratan Tata?’ His reply is rousing, “We are industrialist and they are businessmen. I don’t want India to be an economic super power; I want India to be happy country” HEROIC. Here is one more example of what Ratan Tata did for the employees of Taj hotel who were Mumbai Victims, which was the target of the terrorist on 26/11/2008. What Ratan Tata did for the Taj Mumbai employees - 1.All category of employees including those who had completed even...

Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam rightly known as “the missile man of India and “People’s President” was former Indian scientist, author, aerospace engineer, inspirational speaker and the 11th President of India. Here are few management lessons we can learn from Bharat Ratna Dr. Kalam 1.Dream big “Dream, dream, dream. Dreams transform into thoughts and thoughts result in action.” He overcame great huddles in his journey on the path to success. His father Jainulabdeen was a boat owner and his mother Ashiamma was a homemaker. Despite of his underprivileged situation, Dr. Kalam had a dream to be successful since childhood. He had been one such gallant fighter; he started supporting his family since early childhood to make their ends meet. He along with his uncle distributed newspaper and delivered them door to door early in the morning before the school. With utmost focus he overcame all the odds and earned the scholarship to study his desired aerospace engineering from Madras Institute of Tech...

Professor M R Srinivasan,is an academician, practicing professional or we can say our Guru .Before introducing him ,he is always “ Gurur Brahma- Gurur Vishnu - Gurur Devo – Maheshwarah     Gurur Sakshat – Par Brahma – Tasmai Shri – Guruwe Namah” He is one of the most fantastic professors .He started his career as an advocate in Chennai Bar about 50 years ago.He is completed his 35 years of teaching in Vaishnava college of Chennai.He is a visiting faculty in C.A, C.S ,C.W.A  ,classes.He was also a visiting faculty in Benguluru Encourage College.He taught the law for students for 50 more years.He wrote several books in that area, labour law,contract Act, Constitution.So many areas he has touched.His teaching we are mainly record because he is an enthusiastic person,positive thinker. If we follow his lectures we will learn the law like anything .These lectures will be life time remembering experiences for everybody. Here are few important contents of his lectures of Law of C...

SIMPLE PONY: A quick & fast pony is an eternal hairstyle for monsoon. Keeps the frizz away & discipline hair on a rainy day. BRAID BEAUTY: Either go for a regular one or go ahead & invest time in making a French or a fishtail braid. Applicable to both mid length or long hair. Braids are apt for the rainy season. HIGH BUN: If you still want a no-one-messes-with-me look for the rainy day then opt for top knot bun to save the grace. Gather your hair into a high bun if you are caught in a sudden downpour. Or mix it with a braid to make it look more elegant. BRAIDED BOW BUN:  It’s a stylish & best look for monsoon as it will keep your hair at the top. LOOSE WAVES: A style that never goes out of trend! Brush out your hair in sleek loose waves with soft curls towards the end for a refreshing look. This hairstyle can work from anything casual or formal. 

Monsoons can get gloomy and dull! So we suggest to wear bright colors to brighten up your day in monsoon fashion tips. Choosing the right set of clothing and accessories is a task; but more importantly, it’s the colors that will make a fashionable difference to your monsoon personality. While selecting the right color, it is important to know what the trendy colors are for this season, so that it does not disturb your fashion quotient. 1.THE BLUES Blue is a calming color that soothes the soul and gives inner peace. Blue color looks good in all its tints and shades. The color blue keeps you organised and in a good structure. Bright shades of blue are a big trend this season 2.YELLOW A plain yellow or polka dot top or shirt would look beautiful for the season. As it’s the season of monsoons, be a sun & shine   3.DARK PINK   We are not talking baby pink, which is moderately light in colour. But adding a darker shade of pink to your attire can certainly add a little sparkle to...

Let this rainy season be stylish! Monsoon days are here. Every year we welcome the rains with open arms and open umbrellas.  Since we are already aware about the plash fact, we begin to find any outfit that would sustain the season. Though dressing for the rains seems gloomy, it really doesn’t have to be! There are many ways to make a stylish approach each time you head out in this weather! Let’s countdown the styles which you can follow during monsoons.  Choose loose and light tops:  Wearing heavy fabrics can be a nightmare during the monsoon as on getting wet, they tend to get heavier. Hence, say goodbye to those long Kurtis till rains are around. Instead, opt for short Kurtis or light T-shirts. Avoid fitted clothes, as they'll only create discomfort if wet. Coming to fabrics, lycra and polyester and good choices as they are known to be wrinkle-free and tend faster in this weather Go with the black/ blue or dark colors:   Many people think black isn’t the best colo...