Ramesh Chaurasia

 R amesh Chaurasia News Way to go!  I believe,achievements when shared with the wonderful people around you add up to having more meaning, essence and joy in your life. Keeping this thing in mind I would like to share one of the tremendously proud moments that I got to witness recently. As you all might know, I have always been keen in contributing my efforts towards the welfare of the society, especially when it comes to youth upliftment. I believe that the young population of a country strongly supports overall development. Therefore,I specifically work to make their minds grow in a positive manner so that they take up the responsibility of making our nation proud in the best possible way.  I got presented with a highly prestigious award and honour for doing well in the field of social service for the youth of our nation. This award was presented to me by some highly successful and humble businessmen as well as leaders who work in the same field. It was indeed an amazing moment to re

Young Adults and Work Life -The New Normal In my opinion,young adults are often tagged to work differently. The usual 9-5 job work scenario doesn’t sit right in their opinion. This particular job work pattern seems to be quite monotonous, continuous, regular and somehow boring. This is the reason why many millennials and young adults quit their jobs around early thirties or even late twenties sometimes. The struggle is impeccable and the repercussions leave a lasting impact on individuals who witness such situations closely. Millennial Work Culture Millennials are referred to as people usually lying in the age group of 25-35. When they were teenagers, degree education carried utmost importance and weightage when it came to career settlement. It is in their era mainly that engineering, computer science and medicine gained immense support and popularity amongst the Indian population. People used to ace the career game if they were successful in getting a degree in technical education. A

  Promoting Environmental Education Ramesh Chaurasia Updates - Environmental Education A beautiful quote by Lady Bird Johnson worded like……. ‘ The environment is where we all meet; where all have a mutual interest; it is the one thing all of us share’ Sticking to these words, we realize how our environment is a precious gift to us and induces a sense of responsibility to preserve it in all forms from every sort of hamper that is either naturally threatening or human-made in a way that can scar nature brutally. While the realization of what has been going on is the first and the foremost step towards bringing a change, execution, as well as implementation, is the second crucial step to take. The plan According to me, nothing great can be achieved without a stable plan to act on. The road to success comes with milestones and signboards that are actually firm plans that we derive. Environmental preservation must be the main goal to hit, not for a specific group of people but for everyone,