mardi 27 janvier 2015

CBSE School Help!!!

Hello Everyone,

Just as any normal mother... Im in a fix.. Which school to choose :( :(

Im hoping to get some helpful inputs here :) :)


I would like to have some feedback on CBSE schools in dubai.. I do not prefer an ICSE school just because they are very tiring.. I did some research and short listed few schools.. Is there anybody who can help me on providing inputs about the below given schools for Kindergarten and primary classes.. please :)


1. Indian High School- I have heard it is a good school but getting a seat might be a challenge


2. JSS private school (CBSE) - there are not so impressive reviews about the school


3. GEMS New Millennium School, Al-Khail There are few good reviews about the school but im looking to hear how is the performance and teaching for KG and primary


4. The Millennium School Al-Quasis- ??


5. Springdales - Al-Quoz - This a new school but they have good reputation in India


OR


If you can suggest me a good school for KG1 please do... Im ideally looking for a school that would strike a balance between studies and extra-curricular.. I do not want the child to come home everyday with long list of homework of alphabets and number.. I know cbse is not like other curriculums(for eg: UK- which is learning through play) but if i can find a school that would be close to it.. i will be happy :) I am looking for something that would help her think and resolve & not just rote learning..


Please help!!!

TIA


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Wealth – Cause for loss in values

Wealth is associated with property, money, bonds, gold, silver, profits from business et all. But I consider “Wealth “to be a loss from the perspective of values that breaks in families. Money cannot buy happiness, but definitely makes you sells your values.

There are “N” number of problems quoted on relationships that exists in and around the family circle but one of the main culprits is also “Wealth”. Like they say too much of anything is not good…I believe the very basic necessities of life or luxuries that we are given by parents, spouse, self-acquired become a bane unfortunately for some.


Two years back, my friend’s mom was thrown out of the house over a quarrel between her second daughter – SIL, it was a well-planned plot wherein the mother was robbed of all her cash, jewels, and everything else that was in the house well in advance. SIL was not employed at that point of time, huge amount of debts and greed drove the D and SIL to behave beastly. The mother was literally beaten up, neighbours trust me of very little help. Result, the mother who was 60 years walked out of the house in a state of shock and embarrassment. Luckily happened to call her first daughter my friend in office who drove up and took her mother home. Things were otherwise also pretty rocky at their home front, and the being a mother she refused to file charges on the daughter or have someone go home to their place and speak up. After having worked in a government organization until retirement, this event was too shameful to even set things right for her. I still remember for almost 6 months she was in a state of shock. She lost everything that she owned, walking out only in the saree she wore she is now living in a rented apartment, it’s over two years now. Not once has she ever heard from the second daughter, and has even given up that one day they will realize and come seeking for her. I wonder if ever there would be means to measure “Mother’s Love”…always giving ever forgiving are they not??? She still wishes them well and remembers. This is not the only family that I saw who went through this…


Similar incidents as such were not new in the newspaper but I had failed to understand the reason until sometime back. What is with “Money and Property” that drives people crazy…wonder why the insecurity?? Parents sacrifice, compromise so much to bring us up, giving us everything that we need, ask for – they are the ones without whom we not be here today. A mother bears the child for 9 months enduring all the pain, in a life and death situation but why does the child when an adult forget that. What happiness and peace does one derive from obtaining and forcibly acquiring wealth?? Why does he/she know that it is for them....why blow the situations out of proportion. Is life just meant to live for material things??


As kids it’s so wonderful to have siblings, sharing, playing, living those lovely moments, a sister who looks up to her brother (like another father figure), and same goes with sisters too. But why are these forgotten, as they grow have their own families what gets into such people. Wealth becomes a pit stop to check one’s true behavior and attitude.


Alas, I am just a silent spectator of such things as there are certain limits and boundaries that you cannot transcend. I shudder to even think if ever my parents would be worrying regarding such things…and only pray and wish I am not in the nearest vicinity too. God forbid if I am then I would choose wisely and be the daughter that they wanted and raised me to be, making them proud in whatever little way possible


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Nightie in Public

This is my first thread as OP so kindly bear if I ramble on...

I was shopping in one of the big chain super-markets in Bangalore and saw this lady in her nightie (just the regular printed cotton kind - nothing fancy) with a sweater over it and wandering the aisles doing her shopping with her husband. I found it offfensive.

I have always hated the 'nightie' but do understand that it is a very comfortable piece of clothing especially in the hot summer months. But I detest it everytime I see a woman walking in the street in broad daylight flaunting her nightie for one and all to see. Its 'night'ie. Cant these people understand. I used to live abroad and still remember the huge furore created, after a woman turned up at the super-market in her velour pyjamas. And if I remember right the lady in question was banned from that particular chain of stores.

But I have since relocated to India and for a brief period lived in a joint-family with my MIL and BIL & families. Even then I used to feel so awkward to step out of our bed-room in my night clothes in front of my in-laws (I'm the youngest DIL and some of my co-sisters only wear sarees all the time).

Im rambling now... getting back on track.... I see it everywhere. Women coming to buy milk in the mornings. Women walking. Women dropping of children to school buses. etc etc..,. the list is endless. Some women think its acceptable to wear a nightie with a shawl or dupatta or a sweater over it in public. While some might argue that men seem to wander around with just anything that they deem fit to wear, I find it most disgusting! And thats that. Thats my todays gripe and many thanks for your patience in getting this far.


BW,

J


P.S:

Had been mulling over this and reading the other post relating nighties to rapes spurned me into action prompting me to write this.


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அது ஒரு அழகிய கிராமம் .வயல்களும் தோப்புகளும் சூழ்ந்த ஊர்.என்றும் வற்றாத ஆறு ஊரின் அருகே ஓடுவதால் தண்ணீருக்கு என்றும் பற்றாக்குறை வந்ததில்லை.வெளி ஊரில் இருப்போர் தத்தம் குடும்பத்துடன் கோடை விடுமுறைக்கு பிறந்த ஊருக்கு வருவார்கள்.ஊட்டியும

கொடைக்கானலும் யாரும் செல்வது இல்லை.சொந்த பந்தங்களுடன் உறவாடி மகிழ்வதற்காகவே உ கொண்டு கோயில்களில் திருவிழாக்கள் கொண்டாடுவார்கள்.அப்படி ஒரு பெரிய குடும்பத்தில் பிள்ளைகளும் பெண்களும் கூடி கும்மாளம் அடித்து கொண்டு இருந்தார்கள்.குழந்தைகள் தன வயது பிள்ளைகளுடன் விளையாடி கொண்டு இருந்தார்கள்.அந்த குடும்பத்தின் முதிய பெண்மணி "நான் வயலுக்கு போகிறேன்.என் கூட யார் எல்லாம் வருகிறீர்கள்" என்றார்.உடனே அவரது மகனின் குழந்தையும் மகளின் குழந்தையும் ஓடி வந்தார்கள் .அந்த பாட்டி மகள் குழந்தையை இடுப்பில் தூக்கி வைத்து கொண்டு மகனின் குழந்தையை கை பிடித்து கூட்டி சென்றார்.வயலுக்கு சென்றதும் மகளின்குழந்தை "பாட்டி இது உங்க வயலா "என்று கேட்டது.மகனின் குழந்தையோ "இது நம்ம வயலா" என்று கேட்டது.உடனே அந்த பாட்டியம்மா மகள் குழந்தையை இடுப்பில் இருந்து இறக்கி விட்டு விட்டு நடத்தி சென்ற மகன் குழந்தையை இடுப்பில் தூக்கி வைத்தாள்.

அந்த பெண்மணி செய்தது நியாயமா? மகனின் குழந்தை அந்த ஊரில் வளர்வதால் அல்லது அடிக்கடி வருவதால் அப்படி கேட்டிருக்கலாம்.மகளின் குழந்தை வருடத்துக்கு ஒரு முறை வருவதால் அந்த பிஞ்சு மனதில் அப்படி தோன்றி இருக்கலாம் .அதனால் பாட்டி அந்த குழந்தையை உடனே கீழே இறக்கி விட்டிருக்க வேண்டாம்.அதை விட "வீட்டில் இருந்து வரும் போது உன்னை தூக்கிட்டு வந்தேன்.இப்ப வீட்டுக்கு போகும் போது அவனை தூக்கிட்டு போவோம்"அப்படின்னு சொல்லி இருக்கலாம் என்பது என் கருத்து.


இது ஒரு கிராமிய கதை .இந்த கதை படித்து விட்டு உங்கள் கருத்துக்களைப் பகிருங்கள்






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postpartum andhra foods

Hi All,

My due date is in feb15. I dont have anyone to guide me for special diet requirement after birth. I remember my friend in india used to eat ulli-kharam and few other heat things to heal after delivery.

Can anyone please guide me on what to eat and what not to eat after delivery?


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