President Pratibha Patil presents the Best Child Artist award to Sreeraam and D S Kishore for the film Pasanga during the 57th National Film Awards function in New Delhi on Friday, 22nd October 2010
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President Pratibha Patil presents the Best Actor award to Amitabh Bachchan for Paa during the 57th National Films Awards in New Delhi on Friday, 22nd October 2010.
Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan, who walked away with the best actor award for playing a 13-year-old boy suffering from progeria in ‘Paa’, said: ‘I am glad to receive such a prestigious honour.’
TIPS FOR SUCCESS: The former Indian captain and Chairman, National Cricket Selection Committee, Krishnamachari Srikkanth, speaking at the inauguration of the The Hindu Business Line Club for the academic year 2010-11 at the GRD Institute of Management in Coimbatore on Friday (23-Oct-2010). Seated (from left) are Ms. Geetha Padmanabhan, Secretary, Dr.GRD College of Science and Mr.G.Ramprasad, Chief Executive Officer, Tata Teleservices.
The former Indian captain told the management students that to earn name, fame and money in life they needed, among other things, to have confidence in themselves. And his tips are,
Self believe
“If you don’t believe in yourself, don’t expect others to repose faith in you. And, without self-confidence, talent, ability or any other positive attribute would not count.”
Work with passion
The second most important thing was putting heart and soul into the job taken. Or, in other words, working with passion.
Positive approach
“Engage life with a positive approach, like playing front foot. Never play back foot in life, which is a mental game.”
Think through the heart
He said the fourth important aspect to succeed in life was to think through the heart. Thinking through the mind would not help, as the mind could never arrive at a decision. It was always 50-50. Think through the heart and that’s the way to success. “The heart or conscience is connected to God, who can never fail.”
Innovate for success
The next important point was to keep innovating. “Unless you innovate, you will never succeed, especially in this fast-changing world.”
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Lord Venkateswara, the presiding deity at the Tirumala temple has reaped a rich gold harvest on Thursday in the form of two precious donations.
Reckoned as the richest deity in the world next to the Vatican Church, the Lord of the Seven Hills received a fabulous donation of a dazzling golden crown weighing 14.5 kg.
The exquisitely chiselled stone-studded tiara was offered to the deity by a Mumbai-based business tycoon who however preferred to remain anonymous for obvious reasons.
Donated in the presence of Kanchi seer
He handed over the crown to temple priests in the presence of Sri Jayendra Saraswathi, the chief pontiff of Sri Kanchikamakoti Peetham. On behalf of the TTD, its Tirumala-based Joint Executive Officer, K. Bhaskar received the crown which is expected to be adorned to the main deity on Friday after the conventional Abhishekam.
As yet another bonanza, the Lord also received a pair of gleaming golden ‘Nagabharanams’— a serpent-shaped ornament which would adorn the deity’s biceps.
This ornament is also expected to be adorned to the deity on Friday after the celestial bath.
The intricately made jewellery weighing 4.03 kgs and worth about Rs.72 lakhs was donated by the Chairman of the Apollo Hospitals, Dr. Pratap C. Reddy.
Fulfilment of vow
The offering was made in fulfilment of a vow.