Me and my garden

Submitted by pravachak on

I once maintained a garden. When I started with it, I knew nothing about the flowers, the plants and the trees. All i knew is that it is me who should be maintaining that garden. I used to spend some time each day taking care of my garden. The smallest of things were looked into. Whetever was not just right was treated immediately. I learnt then. I learnt a lot. I got to know a lot about plants and how to keep them. My garden was always green and fresh. It was blooming and bright. My sweat and my blood was nurturning it.

Celebrating the Joy Of Turning 8

Sankalp celebrated completing 8 years since its inception on 23rd May 2003. With all rigor, the Volunteers started the preparations weeks before the Anniversary function. This year, the function for all the well-wishers and Sankalp friends was held on 21sy May in the seminar hall of M. S. Ramaiah Institute of Technology, from 2pm to 4pm.

The Reluctance to change

Submitted by aurora on

Blood Transfusion is not the safest form of treatment and must be avoided as far as possible . Body has its own mechanism to recover and heal and it must be given a chance before administering any transfusion. Experts in blood transfusion science always claim that about 90 % transfusion in India can be avoided.

A young Thalassemiac gets the gift of life by Mixed Stem Cell Therapy

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Thalassemia patients often undergo a painful process of blood transfusion followed by chelation and other medicatios very regularly. If certain factors are in place, Thalassemia can be cured. Usually cord blood transplant or bone marrow transplant is used. For the first time in our country, a mixed therapy was used successfully to save a young life. Here is the article (reference Times Of India)

Genius

"Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid."

Duty, Honor, Country

Submitted by aurora on

A small portion of a long and inspirational speech given by General Douglas MacArthur, on 12 May 1962, West Point, NY as he spoke to a gathering of soldiers when he recieved an award. A very worthy talk, not just for the American soldier then, but for us now too..

Duty, Honor, Country: