LEADERS DO NOT SHOW THAT THEY PERFORM

An experiment was carried out to determine whether greyhounds could compete with the speed of a cheetah.

When the cages were opened, people were surprised that the cheetah didn't move.

They inquired of the race director as to what had occurred and why the cheetah had not moved.

"Sometimes attempting to prove that u r the best is an insult to ur self-worth," he says. There is no need to bring urself down to other people's levels for them to understand ur abilities, traits, & contributions. It is preferable to conserve ur energy for more worthwhile tasks.

A cheetah's speed is used to hunt, not to demonstrate to dogs that it is faster & stronger. Don't waste your time & energy proving your worth to people who simply don't have the skill set to recognize it. "Move along."

Good News!

GAGAN stands for GPS-aided geo-augmented navigation in its full form. The Airports Authority of India (AAI) and the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) collaborated on it (ISRO).

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It was built to provide the finest possible navigational services over the Indian flight information region, with the option to expand to other flight information regions in the future. 2/n

GAGAN is made up of satellites and ground stations that transmit GPS signals for improved position accuracy. 3/n

Not only that, but GAGAN also corrects GPS signal inaccuracies caused by ionospheric disturbances, timing, and satellite orbit problems, as well as provides critical information about each satellite's health. 4/n

GAGAN is used in the following ways: - The GAGAN-enabled GPS SXTREO-T51 is being utilized to successfully manage wildlife resources and monitor forests. 5/n

Subh Ram Navami to all Bhagavad Bandhus!

Shriram Navami is a Hindu festival that commemorates the birth of Shriram, Shri Vishu's seventh incarnation.

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During Punarvasu nakshatra (Lunar asterism) at twilight in karka lagan, Ramachandra was born in Ayodhya on this day, when the Sun and five other planets, among others, were positioned.

Though born in an affluent family, Rama lived and practiced dharma as a common man. He taught with his actions and not merely by his words.

Being born on Navami, or the ninth day of the lunar calendar denotes being eternally young. The number nine is timeless and never loses its uniqueness.

The sum is nine when multiplied by any other number. 9 x 7 = 63, for example, and 6 + 3 = 9. The relationship between Lord Rama and the number nine signifies that the Ramayana and Rama's persona would never lose their freshness with time.