SRI S.R.AGARWAL, RETD SECY (HPF) WRITES IN rksahni.blogspot.com
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Thank u sir.
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Posted: 12 Sep 2018 09:43 PM PDT
Please circulate my views on your blog as under:-
I agree that at this stage we should not agitate in the court the wrong implementation of DHC order by LIC of India, as it will amount to falling into the trap of LIC to drag the main issue of pension upgradation. At the same time since LIC has to file compliance report in the court within 8 weeks, we should file a rejoinder to that compliance report pointing out the deliberate wrong implementation of DHC order simply to keep the record straight and not to press hearing of it but to bring to the kind notice of the H'onble Judges the culture in L I C to drag the aged and hapless pensioners to the court even in the matter of implementation of straight forward judicial orders.
S.R.Agarwal,
Retd Secy(HPF),
LIC, C.O.
Mob 08527571711
Email sragarwal1@yahoo.com
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Appeal by Sridharan G.N 6:02 PM (13 minutes ago) FAITH AND PRAYER deserve to be considered as one of the weapons to fight the virus menace. It is not without purpose that even the Westerners believe in the old dictum - 'many things are wrought by prayers'. Gandhiji said that the tenets of Hindu religion and faith has universal application .Our ancient texts do prescribe prayers as a panacea for all human ailments. For instance in Mahabharata - vide Dwadasa nama pancharam an appendix to Vishnu Sahasranamam - a sloka in the words of Bishma pitamah runs as follows: "Achyutha,Anantha,Govinda namocharana beshajath nasyanti sakala rohath ,Satyam satyam vadhamyaham" That is, he swears that uttering the various names of the Lord will cure a person of ALL his diseases.In another sloka it is said that even water from holy Ganga can be good enough a medicine (oushadam) if only we believe the Lord (sriman Narayana) as the doctor.(vaidy
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