TIPS TO IMPROVE YOUR MEMORY

TIPS TO IMPROVE  YOUR MEMORY
1.      Take tests - Why do we push things into memory. Because, we would like to recall it when the need arises. How do you know you will be able to recall when you need it? Simple, Take tests periodically and makes repeated attempts in recalling. Regular recall improves memory.
2.      Take breaks - If you have 3.5 hours to read, break it into 4 parts: 45 minutes followed by a 5 to 10 minute break. Studies indicate that you can't concentrate for more than 45 minutes.
3.      Sleep on it - What you review immediately before going to sleep is what your brain will most quickly and efficiently file away. So review just before sleep.
4.      Relax -The Thinking Brain functions best when you are relaxed and free from stress.
5.      Reading habits - Read out loud; don't bother if it disturbs others at home. Walk while you read; don't bother if it disturbs your others at home.
6.      Draw charts. Write and rewrite key ideas and formula.
7.      Use flash cards - Flash cards facilitate constant review and instantly help to check output. Rules, principles, formulae should all go into it.
8.      Revision - You should revise shortly after the learning period. At first, say within 10 minutes after learning and then, again, within the next 24 hours. The reason: when you finish learning, the brain has not had enough time to organise and store everything. It needs a few minutes to store, organise and integrate the data. Studies show that 82% of what you learn today can be forgotten in 24 hours if you do not make a special effort to remember it.
9.      Interest is the mother of attention and attention is the mother of memory.
10.     The best way to remember is to repeat; and the best way to repeat is to “teach” some one else.
11.     If exhaustion or drowsiness comes on frequently, take some phosphate tonic, preferably kali phos 6x or 12x prescribed by homoeopaths.

Regards,
Azam - WIRC

How to start your exams preparations

Another very helpful from Mr. ANKUR GARG - www.caclubindia.com
http://www.caclubindia.com/forum/how-to-start-your-exam-preparation-92719.asp

Well friends,
“How to start Exam preparation is indeed a very vital question” which float over or threatens every student after getting enrolled for a professional course. As per my personal observation most of our precious time wasted to figure out how to start our Exam preparation. Believe me exam time is not the most stressful part of your professional journey, if you plan your study well in advance and study on a regular basis.

I have received lot of Personal messages (PMs), Profile scrap and E-mails from caclubindia users asking how to start Exam preparation in the most fruitful manner. So with the help of this write up an attempt has been made to share a few suggestions regarding how to start your Exam preparation. Sincerely hope that this write up would help you to deal with high degree of pressure to perform well in professional examination.

SELF STUDY Vs. COACHING
As per my understanding your very first step should be to decide whether to go for coaching or self study. Consider this question very vital for a good start of your preparation. You don’t have to wait until exam time approaches. Make up your mind from the very beginning otherwise this question may be converted into a big dilemma later on. Regarding advantage and disadvantage of self study or coaching, I would suggest you to go through my article “Self study Vs. Coaching classes-A Whole new dimension with analysis” available at the link mentioned below:

SELF STUDY VS. COACHING CLASSES ANALYSIS


ROLE OF SCANNER Buy a latest Scanner from the market and analyse it properly. According to me full understanding of Scanner regarding how to use it, is very essential as it gives you a bird’s eye view of every subject of your professional course. These days solved scanners also available in the market. Based on my previous experience I’d suggest you to buy Shuchita Publication Scanner. For more details click the link below:

      WWW.SHUCHITA.COM


SELECTION OF REFERENCE BOOKS
As I have already stressed in my previous articles that selection of appropriate reference books is really important.  One of the essential and indispensible suggestions to start your exam preparation is to collect good reference books well in advance. Here we cannot deny the importance of study material provided by the respective institute. For correct course content and notes preparation one must also refer study material along with reference books.

Along with selection of reference books in advance it is also advisable to collect exam oriented notes from the very beginning and stick to them. Kindly check the link below to download some useful exam oriented notes:
EXAM ORIENTED NOTES AT ONE PLACE

DESIGN A STUDY SCHEDULE IN ADVANCE 

It is really essential to develop a study schedule before starting exam preparation to help you study effectively without any stress. The same is also very essential to avoid the situation as depicted in the picture above. Prepare a list of Exam oriented important chapters with the help of scanner and design your study schedule accordingly. The earlier you perform this exercise, the more time you will have to design your study schedule and prepare for the examination. Remember a few things while preparing your study schedule. Figure out the length of course content you need to prepare along with the time required to cover the same.

TIME MANAGEMENT – A KEY FACTOR

Time management is that wonderful skill which we have to learn and develop sooner or later during our professional journey. Time management is a technique with different dimensions and it can be defined through various means. Being a student after getting enrolled for a professional exam you’ll get ample time to your credit. Proper and prolific utilization of this time is really essential to clear your exam in first attempt. So in this way and to prepare an effective study schedule time management is very important. You have to grant most favorable time allocation to each and every subject. Also make appropriate provision for revision of course. So focus on time management and keep asking you – Is this the best use of my time. This is to share with you all that am still using this Q and A technique.


FOLLOW EXAM SUGGESTIONS AND TIPS FROM THE START

As we all know there are always some methods or tricks to perform well during exam times. Keeping in view your ultimate goal there is no harm if you acquainted yourself with these tips or tricks well in advance and tried them during your initial stage of study as later on sudden adoption of these methods may reduce their effectiveness and create unnecessary perplexity. One of these tricks is to prepare a list of frequently asked questions from scanner and design your ATLAS accordingly. To view the details of “My ATLAS Method” click at the link given below and download my file titled “real time tips to deal with theory paper”. Sincerely hope that this method can bring a huge difference to your professional success.

ALL MY EXAM TIPS AT ONE PLACE

UNDERSTAND EXAMINATION PATTERN PROPERLY

One important question you need to answer is – what is the current exam pattern? In other words understanding of prevailing examination pattern in a proper manner is also very important for a good start to your exam preparation. If you have good understanding of Examination pattern then you can easily plan for exam paper according to your strength. For example in Audit or Law papers attempt flat questions first like short note etc. instead of practical problems as practical problems are a bit time consuming.


TIME ALLOCATION

Another question which comes into mind regarding how to start exam preparation is how much time is needed in the beginning to study. As per my personal opinion in the beginning it is not necessary at all to invest 10-12 hours a day for your study. A 5-8 hour productive study would be enough. Remember, it is the quality and not the quantity of study that is required. However it would be better for you to decide your study sessions as per your own aptitude/capability.

QUESTION YOURSELF or SELF ANALYSIS

Self analysis is also necessary to figure out that everything is going as per your plan. A well defined study plan is not a guarantee of success unless executed in toto. So you may test your preparation by attempting some previous exam paper under ultimate exam condition or environment. Later on check the result of your effort and make necessary correction/modification to your study plan. These kind of regular tests also helps you to understand your strengths and weaknesses. If you are weak in any area, you can remove that weakness easily by detailed study.


KEEP YOURSELF UPDATED

After each and every exam (presuming that your exam is due after 1-2 attempts) discuss the exam papers with your friends and prepare minute of your conversation with your friend and also note down your friend’s opinion/suggestion. This discussion will be very helpful to decide the correct exam preparation approach and keeps you updated with latest trends and exam pattern. I personally used this method throughout my professional study very successfully.


Disclaimer:  The content and every thought used in this article is based on my personal observation and understanding. This Article is completely my work and not copied from anywhere.

Hope this Article would be off some help during your professional journey. Awaiting your kind responses on the above mentioned points. Please share your views along with your valuable comments/suggestions/guidance.

Wish you all the Best

Best Regards
Ankur Garg

Regards,
Azam - WIRC

Tax Structure in India - Funny but TRUE.......!!!

 TAX STRUCTURE IN INDIA

1) Qus. : What are you doing?
Ans. : Business.
Tax : PAY PROFESSIONAL TAX!

2) Qus. : What are you doing in Business?
Ans. : Selling the Goods.
Tax : PAY SALES TAX!!

3) Qus. : From where are you getting Goods?
Ans. : From other State/Abroad
Tax : PAY CENTRAL SALES TAX, CUSTOM DUTY & OCTROI!

4) Qus. : What are you getting in Selling Goods?
Ans. : Profit.
Tax : PAY INCOME TAX!

5) Qus. : How do you distribute profit ?
Ans : By way of dividend
Tax : Pay dividend distribution Tax

6) Qus. : Where you Manufacturing the Goods?
Ans. : Factory.
Tax : PAY EXCISE DUTY!

7) Qus. : Do you have Office / Warehouse/ Factory?
Ans. : Yes
Tax : PAY MUNICIPAL & FIRE TAX!

8) Qus. : Do you have Staff?
Ans. : Yes
Tax : PAY STAFF PROFESSIONAL TAX!

9) Qus. : Doing business in Millions?
Ans. : Yes
Tax : PAY TURNOVER TAX!
Ans : No
Tax : Then pay Minimum Alternate Tax

10) Qus. : Are you taking out over 25,000 Cash from Bank?
Ans. : Yes, for Salary.
Tax : PAY CASH HANDLING TAX!

11) Qus.: Where are you taking your client for Lunch & Dinner?
Ans. : Hotel
Tax : PAY FOOD & ENTERTAINMENT TAX!

12) Qus.: Are you going Out of Station for Business?
Ans. : Yes
Tax : PAY FRINGE BENEFIT TAX!

13) Qus.: Have you taken or given any Service/s?
Ans. : Yes
Tax : PAY SERVICE TAX!

14) Qus.: How come you got such a Big Amount?
Ans. : Gift on birthday.
Tax : PAY GIFT TAX!

15) Qus.: Do you have any Wealth?
Ans. : Yes
Tax : PAY WEALTH TAX!

16) Qus.: To reduce Tension, for entertainment, where are you going?
Ans. : Cinema or Resort.
Tax : PAY ENTERTAINMENT TAX!

17) Qus.: Have you purchased House?
Ans. : Yes
Tax : PAY STAMP DUTY & REGISTRATION FEE !

18) Qus.: How you Travel?
Ans. : Bus
Tax : PAY SURCHARGE!

19) Qus.: Any Additional Tax?
Ans. : Yes
Tax : PAY EDUCATIONAL, ADDITIONAL EDUCATIONAL & SURCHARGE ON ALL THE CENTRAL GOVT.'s TAX !!!

20) Qus.: Delayed any time Paying Any Tax?
Ans. : Yes
Tax : PAY INTEREST & PENALTY!

21) INDIAN :: Can I Die Now??
Ans :: Wait we are about to launch the funeral tax!!!

Wanna Die ?? Pay Tax !!

Strategy for CS PROFESSIONAL STUDENT

The most of the students focus on passing  than learning.
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In professional exams; all subjects are important to make a bright career. 
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Although self study is sufficient to qualify the CS exams; but I advise you know to know the practical aspects of the subjects also with the help of some guide.  This will help you to make a very bright career.
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For example; the student who scores 60 plus marks in Taxation with the help of attempting some practical questions ; still  fear is there that if he does some blunders while applying his half knowledge about the subject; the cost to the company may turn down to lacs / crores of rupees in the form of more taxes and penalties.
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So students should not be happy when they score high marks. They should be happy only when they have confidence in applying the respective laws.  
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The more you know about the importance of the subject; more you will enjoy studying  the subject. 
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In addition to the study materials; if you think that the subject is not fully covered and/or more material is easily available; reference should be made to such material and/or books. This will help you to make your presentation better  than other students which ultimately leads to  score  high marks and it also  boosts your confidence  in the subject while facing interview before your prospective employer when you qualify.
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One more thing; due to lack of practical application of the subjects; more and more qualified members are interested to go for job.  If someone thinks it is better to go for job; then really it is better for companies also that professionals are ready to sell their skills.
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To climb on a hill by the order of someone is different than to climb on a hill with  your own will. 
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To qualify in the exams :
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1.  First of all; plan to appear for all the papers.
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2. See out of 8 subjects in which you have more interest.
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3.  Focus on scoring more at least in three subjects :
     The plan of scoring may be as under :
     3 subjects    :   70     =   210
     5 subjects    :   50     =   250    Total    460
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In  the above target; even if you do bad in 4-5 papers and score only 40 in individual papers; still you will pass the exams certainly with enough margin left.
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4. More than 70% students fail in professional examination due to aggregate missing.
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5. Even if you don't pass; at least 3 subjects should be there in the list of exemptions so that at least feel good factor  remains for next study plan.
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6. Never discuss your plan with others.
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7. Plan you studies for at least 6 hours per day without fail.
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PS :
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You can give more weightage to some topics which have been frequently asked in the past CS exams although for practical point of view; I don't suggest for  this.


BY- CA SURENDRA KUMAR RAKHECHA

Source- CACLUBINDIA

Eligibility criteria for CS FOUNDATION COURSE

Registration as a student
Registration is open throughout the year.


Foundation course examination
Candidates registered up to and including the month of March are eligible to take Foundation examination earliest in December in the same year and those registered up to and including September can take up the examination in June next year subject to satisfactory completion of coaching.

Last Date For Receipt Of Response Sheets
Last date for receipt of response sheets including resubmission in the Institute from the candidates who wish to be considered for enrolment for the examination to be held in June is 28 February & in December is 31st August . These dates have been fixed keeping in view the enrolment dates of the examinations and thus no request for extension of time beyond the stipulated dates will be entertained.

Months of examination
The examinations are conducted twice a year in June and December.

• Eligibility for CS Foundatiuon
• Candidates who have passed Senior Secondary (10+2) examination of a Board/University constituted by law in India or any examination recognised by the Central Government as equivalent thereto are eligible. 
• Provisional admission is allowed to a candidate who has appeared or enrolled for appearing in Senior Secondary (10+2 or equivalent) examination , provided proof of passing the examination is produced within 6 months of making the application.
• Admission is open throughout the year by making an application in the prescribed Form FC-1 together with documentary evidence in support of date of birth and educational qualification.
• Duration of Foundation Programme is 8 months, excluding the months of admission and the examination.
• Foundation Programme students are required to pass the Foundation examination within 3 years from the date of their admission

Subjects:
English and Business Communication
Economics and Statistics
Financial Accounting
 Elements of Business Laws and Management



Exemption From Foundation Examination

 A candidate possessing any of the following qualifications or any other qualifications recognised by the Council of the ICSI with the approval of the Central Government as equivalent thereto, is exempted from passing the Foundation examination

• A Degree or master's degree in Corporate Secretaryship
  or Commerce
• Pass in the Final examination of the Institute of Cost and Works Accounts of India(ICWAI) or the Institute of Chartered Accountants(ICAI) of India or any other Accountancy Institution in India or abroad recognised as equivalent thereto by the Council: or
• A degree or master's degree in any discipline other than Fine Arts.

A candidate who is eligible for exemption from the Foundation examination under clause (iii) stated above can seek registration as student. Such a candidate before becoming eligible for undergoing coaching for the Intermediate examination is required to undergo satisfactorily a course of postal or oral tuition for those subjects of the Foundation examination which he had not studied at the graduate or post graduate level, after registration as a studen

Regards,
Azam - WIRC

FUNCTIONS OF COMPANY SECRETARY

Originally posted by Mr. RAHUL BANSAL on www.caclubindia.com

http://www.caclubindia.com/articles/functions-of-company-secretary--9018.asp

A Company Secretary is:
°   An expert in Company, Corporate and Securities Laws
°   A vital link between the company and its Board of Directors, Shareholders, Government and Regulatory Authorities
°   A conscience seeker of the company
°   A compliance officer of the company
°   Corporate Planner and Strategic Manager

EMPLOYMENT PROSPECTS
A qualified Company Secretary has openings in industry and also has scope for practicing as an Independent Professional.

Company Secretary in Employment
°   Companies with a paid up capital of Rs. 5 crore or more are required to appoint a whole time Company Secretary
°   All companies seeking listing on Stock Exchange are required to appoint a whole time Company Secretary
°   Membership of the Institute is recognized for appointment to superior posts and services under Central Government
°   Membership of the Institute an essential qualification for recruitment from Grade I to Grade IV in the Accounts branch of the Indian Company Law Service.

SELF EMPLOYMENT (PRACTICE)
°   After obtaining a ‘Certificate of Practice’ from the Institute Members of the Institute can go in for Independent Practice.
°   Every company having a paid-up share capital of Rs. 10 Lakh or more but less than Rs. 2 Crore, is required to engage the services of a Secretary in Whole-time practice for issue of compliance certificate.
°   Pursuant to clause 49 of the Listing Agreement, Practising Company Secretaries have been authorized to issue Certificate regarding compliance of conditions of Corporate Governance as stipulated in the Course

Company Secretary as an independent professional
A Company Secretary in practice is recognized to issue certificates and attest documents under:
°   Companies Act, 1956
°   SEBI Act, SCRA and regulations etc. made there under Depositories Act
°   Exim Policy

Company Secretaries in Practice render following services:
°   Legal, Secretarial and Corporate Governance
°   Corporate Restructuring
°   Foreign Collaborations and Joint Ventures
°   Arbitration and Conciliation
°   Financial Management
°   Project Planning
°   Capital Market and Investor Relations
°   Due Diligence
°   Corporate Advisory Services

Regards,
Azam
Admin - WIRC

Facts Of Life taught by Team India WC Squad

Originally posted by Mr. DHAVAL on www.caclubindia.com

http://www.caclubindia.com/articles/facts-of-life-taught-by-team-india-wc-squad-9019.asp

I will be writing the full article in English and avoid Hindi as a lot of members are not acquainted with Hindi..

Lessons each player of Team India teaches

We have already seen wonderful write-ups by Pulkit and Amit relating Cricket to Facts of Life


So this serves as an extension to those write-ups

We always appreciate the players representing the nation...We try to imitate their playing techniques and also their on-field antics( Sachins Famous Adjustment while batting is what I mean)

So Ive decided to go a little deeper into these players and tried to extract more from what we see on field or know about them through various media


Virender Sehwag
The Nawab of Najafgarh has been Indias star opener for quite some years now. Hes feared by bowlers all around the world and theres only one reason to it...His audacity to play strokes...His freestyle stroke-making surely makes him one of the most lethal players...But his statement before the WC of his wish of play 50 overs shocked one and all but he proved it with a wonderful 175 in the very first match...

So what do we learn from him on a personal level??

Face all challenges bravely and be fearless
Be it Akhtar,Lee or Johnson...be it Murali,Warne or Swann...He smashes em all and the way he does it leaves us all in awe...

Realise your faults
Like Sehwag realised that he must change his game we also must realise the faults and try to work on them..then any improvement that so happens would be as good as or even better than Sehwags 175


Sachin Tendulkar1989-Till date..The time frame says it all and leaves nothing for me to mention..Every cricketer dreams of a career like him..every Indian wants him to play till his last breath...nobody has ever imagined who will be Indias next no.10...He is the Neil Amstrong of Cricket...or Id rather say Neil Amstrong is the Sachin of Space....The world salutes him...but is it just his playing ability...theres a lot more to it friends!!!

Humility
The uttermost things out of all qualities that one must possess..No matter how quickly u go up in a plane or no matter how daring u are to jump of that plane too(Freefalling I mean)...u still need to open the parachute for a safe landing...The Little Master has been humble all throughout his career...I can say this on a personal front after meeting him...:)

Love what you do
Hes done enough for his nation in the field...hes been down with injuries...long innings cramp him all over his body but he still continues...and is getting better at it all this while...when critics said he must retire he continued to learn and improve...We must do the same..however tough the struggle be we must continue building our path to our destination and not get bogged down...most importantly not do it as forcefully but do it with complete dedication


Gautam GambhirGauti as we call him affectionately has improved terrifically over the past 8 years to cement his place him in the team even after being discarded in 2007...from scores of 30s and 40s to an average of over 90 in 2008-09 hes evolved as a complete player...So what does he teach us?

Adaptability
Opens in tests..plays 1-down in ODIs..captains the side when asked too...fields at various positions...he adapts to the game situation and does what hes asked to do quite efficiently...same goes with us...we must efficiently juggle articleships, classes and college exams to our best and not complain of anything as you are doing it for your own future...


Virat KohliThe dashing delhi-ite has become the new blue-eyed boy of the team. Hes been looked upon as Indias Future Captain(atleast by me..)..his game is pretty sorted out. He starts off slowly and sets himself up and then plays the big shots...has improved his temperament a lot and surely is here to stay...what he teaches us??

Control your temper
Virat was criticised for being too hyper on the field as well while batting he used to waste starts by losing his control over himself...so dont get carried away by success and stay grounded

Pounce on opportunities
Kohli made full use of the chances he got and performed everytime he was called on as a replacement for a batsman...2010s best Indian batsman and 2nd most runs overall


Suresh RainaThe only Indian to have century in all forms of cricket...he is a bag of talent but currently out of the side due to a little slump in his form...but he still teaches us something...

Know your weaknesses SR realised that he struggles against the short ball...so off late he faces more short balls at the training nets...so we must learn our weaknesses and try to improve on it

Dont succumb to competition Raina faced tough competition from young Virat and comeback kid Yuvi and he succumbed to the pressure of holding his spot

Yuvraj SinghThe Punjab da Puttar Yuvi started off his career in one of the most impressive ways and showed immense potential immediately....but injuries put him down and err...a other few distractions too *blush*....but now he is back trying to regain lost reputation...so lets see what hes taught us in his career

Avoid Distractions Yuvi lost his focus completely mid-way through his career and also his fitness has been under scrutiny...he still has the passion to play but too many distractions spoil your career just as too many cooks spoil the broth...so we must stay focused on our path to success

Mahendra Singh DhoniMSD doesnt need an introduction...he has the midas touch and whatever he touches turns to gold....A power-hitter at the start of his career and now a struggling-trying-to-be-technical player...and what do we learn from him...

Stay Calm MSDs claim to fame has been his cool attitude even in crunch situations and he has shown the team how to hold their nerves...we also must during exams hold our nerves and not get carried away by one good/bad question in the paper that may affect the end result

When you cant...dont change Dhonis attempt to become a technical player has miserably failed but he persists to continue which many times affects the teams performance..so just because you have been burdened with responsibilities you dont have to turn into a serious person..you can still stay your bubbly self and handle all your responsibilities..

Yusuf PathanThe elder Pathans big hitting has earned him the title of the game-turner...he can brutalise any attack on his day and wrap a game very quickly...What he teaches us...

Hold your emotions How emotional must it have been for him to see his brother struggle and get discarded....any other person couldve lost his cool and which wouldve resulted into a performance slump..likewise we too must control our emotions and keep personal feelings and differences out of our way to success

Dont forget your family On his way to success he saw his brothers decline...but he hasnt let success get to his head and both brothers still stay amicably and never miss out on a chance to thank their parents for their hard work to raise them


Harbhajan Singh The Turbanator has spun his way into our hearts with his unmatchable spirit, on-field and off-field antics and tremendous bowling...so what does this offie teach us??

Chase your dreams There was no doubt that Bhajji could bat...his batting has been instrumental for the team in many situations but he always dreamt of that test century that had evaded him all his career...last year he fulfilled his dream and how...two back-to-back centuries...he did and so should we..never let go off your dreams...chase them till the very end and never quit on it...

Give others a reality check Who doesnt remember the Bhajji-Sree fiasco..an irritating Sree was getting to Bhajjis nerves...*slap*....but hey we need not slap any such person..rather just make him realise that hes not doing the right thing and tell that to the person straight away without any time wastage...

Piyush ChawlaWho wouldve thought that Chawla will be turning the ball along with Bhajji at the WC...this young lad had played his last ODI 18 months back and still managed to sneak into the squad..lesson???

You do your best...God will do the rest He kept bowling well in the domestic seasons and improved on his batting...so you too dont think about the result...just keep working hard as chances never cease to exist...theres one always at your doorstep


Ravichandran Ashwin The sly bowler who broke into the international circuit with brilliant IPL and CLT20 performances...and now is the 3rd choice spinner in the WC...but does he teach us anything??

Consistency Ashwin was consistently performing at the domestic seasons and always kept himself in the reckoning..we also must not let our performances drop be it anything we do....

Variation Ash always keeps varying his deliveries and pace and it gets him wickets....but that doesnt mean we keep varying ourselves and bowl everybody over...what we can do is to avoid monotony in doing a task we must find out different and interesting ways of doing it....


Zaheer KhanZak, The Indian Spearhead...hes been one of the most instrumental bowlers for many years now...Hes a part of the Indian Think Tank and had it not been for his injuries would surely have led the side...so how will Zak enlighten us??

Lead from the front Zak has been leading Indias bowling attack from quite some years now and has been doing extremely well...we must also always take initiative and lead upfront in whatever task we undertake...

Guide Others How often has it happened that Zak advises a bowler and he gets a wicket in that very over...its only about guidance at times...if you are doing well it is crucial that you help others out too...


Shanthakumaran Sreesanth, Munaf Patel and Ashish NehraUmm...never mind them...ok I wont be rude and add something for them too...
Sree teaches us how to be overtly aggressive without any reason
Munaf helps us learn how to be uninterested in anything you do
Nehra shows us how to  look clumsy while doing your work


I hope you enjoyed reading this article....if not thanks for bearing me till the very end and if you skipped directly to the conclusion....very smart huh ;).... 

Regards,
Azam
Admin - WIRC