LCI's Apni Baat - April' 2015
LCI's Apni Baat - April' 2015
LCI's Apni Baat - April' 2015
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TRIPPIN KANHA
PRESIDENT
LEO VAIBHAV KHANDELWAL
+91 9977388887
vaibhav@khandelwalcaps.com
SECRETARY
TREASURER
SECRETARIAL
REPORT
1ST MARCH
WOW (War on Wheels)
19TH - 23RD MARCH
Leo trip to Kanha National park
21ST MARCH
9th General Meeting
UPCOMING
EVENTS
Leo Clubs much awaited trip to Kanha National Park happened on the
22th March weekend of 2015. A total of 16 members participated in this
wildlife tour to one of the most famous national parks of the country.
We departed on 19th March via the Indore Jabalpur Express
with stories of Leo Clubs previous outstation tours by the
senior members and countless rounds of Antakshari. All of this
was punctuated by good hearted picking on each other, and of
course munching on a lavish variety of snacks. When finally
everyone called it night and retreated to their bunks for a good
nights sleep, some unscrupulous elements decided that the
time was ripe for some face painting. A lot of us woke up with
pink whiskers and tilaks on our faces the next day.
It was early arrival in Jabalpur, and after a quick, but gourmet
breakfast in a city hotel, we headed off to Kanha with much
enthusiasm and excitement. A journey of about 4 hours landed
us at the Tuli Tiger Resort near the Khatiya Entrance of the
Kanha National Park. The resort bettered our already high
expectations with rooms housed in quaint double storied
cottages and a close-to-nature ambience. The icing on the cake
however was the scrumptious, piping hot lunch that we were
served just before we left for our first safari inside the corearea of the forest.
20TH APRIL
Nomination Night
10th General Meeting
CELEBRATIONS
BIRTHDAYS
13 APRIL
Leo Sonu Kothari
17 APRIL
Leo Akshay Kothari
20 APRIL
Leo Aatur Khandelwal
21 APRIL
Leo Ritika Patel
27 APRIL
Leo Dipika Shah
29 APRIL
Leo Palash Baxi
ANNIVERSARY
13 APRIL
Leo Hiren and Dipika Shah
27 APRIL
Leo Varun and Shweta Surana
28 APRIL
Leo Siddharth and Sneha Koolwal
30 APRIL
Leo Anudeep and Pooja Gupta
Poll Khol
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AT LEO?
A) YES
B) NO
APNI BAAT
Samvaad se Samadhaan Tak
INDORE, APRIL 2015
We Speak.
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Editors of the clubs bulletin 2014 - 15, Leo Dr. Ankita Ruthia and
Leo Rachita Kasliwal, express their opinion.
Weather was also very
favourable during the
Kanha trip.
reetings Leos!
We all know these things The value of time, the importance of money.
But life goes on at its pace and in the
run, we forget to ponder on these
things or make any changes in our
lifestyles. Take a moment, change
immediately what needs to be
changed. Dont waste time anymore!
WOW
THE ANNUAL ADRENALINE RUSH!!
Project Incharges - Leo Jinesh Shah, Leo Mohit Nagori, Leo Parth Nyati, Leo Chhavi Jain, Leo Raghav
Bangur, Leo Kritika Thakuria, Leo Kanha Rathi & Leo Ragini Bafna
Best Decorated Car and lots more which boosted the spirits of
everyone! The judge for these competitions was a renowned
painter, Mr. Milind Naphde.
After the judgment, the clue sheets were given to the teams and
every body rushed off. The hunt started at 10.30Am and lasted for
2 and half hours.
Another
attraction
for
the participants were the
nominations like, Best Team
Name, Best Theme Depiction,
Project Incharges: Leo Harsh Nagori, Leo Harsh Ruthia, Leo Karn Thakuria, Leo Sachin Nagdev
We were greeted with hoards of deer as we started our tour of the The beauty of dawn is something else, and as we entered the
Mukki Zone in the National Park. The guides educated us on the Sal and Bamboo forest, the quiet, surreal atmosphere of the
variety of animals in that habitat as well as the animal calling which place took our breath away. This time around we saw Jackals,
acts as an indicator of any tigers movement in the area. After
Peacocks, a Bear, and even fresh tiger paw-marks on
much meandering and spotting Sambhar Deers, Barasinghas,
the dusty roads, but alas no tigers. We soaked in the
Wild Boars and other species; just as we had given up hope on
quiet and the freshness of the forest as we headed back
any tiger sighting, we heard a strong deer call, and behold, a
to the hotel (and our beds 6 AM safari, remember).
tigress emerged from the thickets and gracefully crossed the
road, and into the jungle on the other side. Unfortunately, only
Up and about after a substantial lunch, it was time to hit
one of the three Gypsies got a view of this splendid animal; but
JASHN the pool. We had, literally, a ball of a time, as members
the incident enthused the entire group for a possible sighting
relaxed and lazed after an action packed safari schedule.
the next day.
The Clubs General Meeting was held later that evening, and
everyone sported the Club T-Shirt in full Leo spirit.
An otherwise uneventful and relaxing evening was spooked as the It was departure time the next day, but still handful of
entire group sat together on a dimly lit terrace of one of the cottages sightseeing remained before we boarded the Jabalpur-Indore
and members started recounting (true and fake) ghost stories. With Intercity late that night. After bidding adieu to Tuli and the Tigers that missed spotting us, we departed
some senior members seemingly having had multiple first-hand to Jabalpur and visited the famed marble rocks of Bedaghat. This was followed by a stopover at the
experiences with the super natural (or just a collection of very life- Dhuandhar falls where more pictures were clicked by members than I guess the entire trip put together!
like) stories, the incident sharing went on till late in the night. It was
rumored that a few members were so spooked that they stayed up
all night.
The next day started early (really early) with a 6 AM safari. This time
we were scheduled for Kanha Zone, and there were talks of Munna
and Red-Eye, the alpha male tigers most often spotted in that Zone.
We returned on the morning of 23rd March with memories of laughter and unadulterated fun, having
made new friends and developed stronger bonds with fellow Club members. It was a trip that will always
be fondly remembered by those who participated and regretted by the ones who missed. Like it was said
there are now 2 kinds of members: those who went to Kanha, and those who didnt.
Reported by Leo Karn Thakuria
Those who make the worst use of their time are the first to
complain of its brevity.
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EXPERT INTERVIEW
MYTH
4#
Myth VS Fact
Leo Lilliput
MYTH
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Last edition answer : Leo Deepak Patel | Winner: Leo Mohit Nagori
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APNI BAAT
Aashirvachan
grew up in West Delhi, and went to The Army Public School. My father was in the army and my mother in a
government job a typical middle class setup. In school, I was a good student, though not extraordinary. In fact i
see the scores required now and shudder on how one can get a good college. My class X score was 76% and class
xii 85%.
FORBES INDIA: YOU LEFT A SECURE (THOUGH IT ISNT AS SAFE A FIELD THESE DAYS!) AND LUCRATIVE
CAREER TO PURSUE THE WRITING DREAM, A LIFE THAT IS NOTORIOUSLY UNPREDICTABLE. WHAT HELPED
YOU MAKE THE DECISION? HOW LONG DID IT TAKE TO MAKE THE BREAK? ANY REGRETS? DID IT HELP THAT
YOUR WIFE IS A SUCCESSFUL PROFESSIONAL IN HER OWN RIGHT?
CHETAN BHAGAT: I think the continued response to all my books, and the rising fan base made me feel that ultimately I meant to
something other than working in the bank. I still kept working all the way until three books became bestsellers and two movies based
on them went on the floor. A top psychiatrist in Delhi told me that my impact on young minds is tremendous, and I have the power
to influence them on how they live their life, if I want to take it. Hence, I should stop positioning myself as just a funny author. That
conversation had an impact.
The safety was the main reason to stay on, as were the middle class upbringing values that you just dont quit an MNC bank job. I think
the final point came when I was able to overcome the lure of money. I worked for a long time internally on letting go of my attachment
and identity to the amount of money I made. When that happened, the bank job seemed even more pointless. There were things I
wanted to do apart from books (like the talks and columns) and the job was preventing me from doing it.
My wifes job, ironically, was not a factor in favour of quitting but quite otherwise. My wife working creates even more pressure for me
to remain successful. I would though say that one big reason for me to leave was our kids, as with both of us working and me having this
extra-large extra curricular activity, the kids had not time from us.
I am far calmer and happier today after quitting, but yes, the end of the month salary is missed.
FORBES INDIA: YOU SPEAK OF DOING AROUND 50 TALKS AROUND THE COUNTRY EVERY YEAR. YOU WRITE
REGULAR COLUMNS. YOU KEEP IN TOUCH WITH YOUR FANS VIA YOUR SITE AND SOCIAL MEDIA. HOW THE
HECK DO YOU FIT IT ALL IN AND STILL GET THE BOOKS DONE?
CHETAN BHAGAT: Yes, it is a tough balance. I have limited myself to four talks a month, or roughly once a week, though mostly I
combine a couple of them on one trip. I also write my column once in two weeks, as a weekly one would be difficult for me. When I am
writing a book, I withdraw from my blog and networking sites something my fans are not too happy about but ultimately understand.
Right now, I am not writing anything as 2 States just came out, so I have time to tweet. I also plan to slow the pace of my book releases.
Four books in five and a half years is quite fast.
FORBES INDIA: IF THINGS DONT STAY AS GOOD AS THEY HAVE BEEN THUS
FAR IF YOUR NEXT BOOKS DOESNT SELL AS MUCH THE PREVIOUS ONES,
FOR INSTANCE DO YOU HAVE A PLAN B?
CHETAN BHAGAT: There is some sort of a plan B, but frankly life doesnt work that way.
Ill just have to figure out plan-B if the need arises, but also only when the need arises. I have
enough degrees to get me some employment. Dealing with the lack of writing success well, I
think I will devote myself to spiritual activity more.
APNI BAAT
MY
CORNER
By Leo Sonal
Quilling or paper filigree is an
art form that involves the use
Khandelwal
of strips of paper that are rolled,
shaped and glued together to
create intricate and interesting designs.
The paper is rolled, looped, curled, twisted and
otherwise manipulated
to create shapes, which
make up designs to
decorate greeting cards,
pictures, boxes, and to
make fashion jewellery.
The most popular and
versatile technique is that of rolling.
Many quilled art works can be found on ladies
purses, fashion jewellery, candles, wide range of
frames, miniature designs, mobile covers, storage
boxes and much more. An interesting form of
paper quilling is creating miniature three-dimensional models with paper strips.
PAPER QUILLED FLOWER POT
Miniature paper quilling designs are so lovely to
look at. Tools reqd. for making quilling flower pot:
Strips of quilling paper
Slotted quilling tool
Toothpick
Craft glue
SONGZA
APPLEO
Songza is yet another free, adsupported streaming music app. What
sets it apart from all the others is its
ability to play music based on mood.
Sure, you can always pick a playlist
from the boring genre list, but its
more fun to tune in to streams of
songs like Snow Day and Working
Out. Working? Relaxing? At the gym?
Songza plays you the right music at
the right time.
EDITORS PRIZE
DESIGNED
BY
LEO KRITIKA THAKURIA
kritika.thakuria@gmail.com
LEO
RAGINI
BAFNA
Celebrity
Of The
Month
APRIL 2015
LEO VATSAL PARIKH
60%
40%
20%
NO
YES
NATIONAL
80%
INTERNATIONAL