Pearls of wisdom from @Jaspritbumrah93 that capture the spirit of #TheBhagwadGita after his incredible 6/19 display y'day. Lots to learn about how to be स्थितप्रज्ञ=Equanimous to results but keep putting 100% effort irrespective of outcome. Sharing as a #Thread
This is the beauty of cricket (and life), isn't it... One day you will see everything is going in your favour. Another day you can try whatever you want, but it doesn't work for you. That is exactly why you need to keep a stable head.
Every day is a new day. There will be days when you will get the edge 1st ball... & days you will bowl similarly all day but not get a single edge. You don't want to get desperate... That is why I rate stability a lot. Bcos at the end of the day there is very little in your hand.
Sometimes you will bowl well... but the catch will be dropped. Sometimes a full toss will get you a wicket. That doesn't mean you bowl more full tosses. So I only try to prepare what I can. Not think of what is not in my hand. After that whatever is the result, I accept & move on
(& the best at last) Today was a good day. It will bring a lot of praise. But neither do I get too happy with praise nor do I get too down with criticism. I try to do what I can. Very grateful for the applause you get but I always try to keep a stable head. <End of thread>
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I've shared an extensive 55-slide deck on LinkedIn to Disseminate THE INDIA STORY so that facts r separated from fiction. Pls view & share. This thread has relevant slides to India's external debt situation, which is COMFORTABLE! linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…
Nice @TOIPlus Oped w/ insights for kids on learning. My pick: “HARDWORK is the WILLINGNESS TO LEARN things that DON'T COME EASILY TO YOU.” Soo true! From personal experience, can't agree more. Lets make young kids read the article & imbibe the lesson. My experience 2 support: 1/n
1. When preparing for IIT-JEE, Maths came easily to me but Physics didn't. So, forcing myself to learn Physics was indeed hard work. Glad that I did the hard work bcos I wud've deprived myself of the pleasure of understanding physics w/o that hard work. 2/n
2. At IIMC, non-quant subjects such as Organizational Behaviour, Human Resource Management, Sociology, etc. didn't come easily at all to me. Again learning them was hard work. But for that hard work, wonder if I wud've gotten into the PhD program at University of Chicago. 3/n
V-shaped recovery of economic activity continued in Oct... IIP & eight-core index further inched up to pre-COVID levels. The broad-base recovery in IIP resulted in a growth of 3.6 percent in Oct-20 as compared to a contraction of 6.6 percent in Oct-19 #finminindia#pibindia (1/5)
Growth in IIP and Eight core industries is on the back of broad-based growth in all the sectors. The consumer and investment goods were the main drivers of IIP growth in Oct-20 #finminindia#pibindia (2/5)
Across the board recovery: 243 out of 407 items in IIP basket grew in Oct-20. In contrast, 217 items grew on average in pre-COVID period (Apr-12 to Feb-20). The similar numbers for Sep-20 and Apr-20 were 196 and 28, respectively #finminindia#pibindia (3/5)
Wishing everyone a Very Happy Diwali... sharing a few charts based on the analysis of latest IIP numbers to encourage everyone to celebrate Diwali while following all the Covid precautions so that the economic recovery that is on can be sustained... 1/5
Of 407 total items in the IIP basket, 279 recorded better growth in Sep-20 (i.e. acceleration) as compared to the Aug-20. This number was 207/407 for Aug-20. 2/5
The disaggregated data show broad-based recovery with both consumption (as seen in growth in consumer goods at 3.5%) & investment (shrinkage of only 0.6% as against 12.9% and 5.7% shrinkage in Jul and Aug) showing encouraging signs 3/5