jwalamukhi magazine final

8/7/2019 Jwalamukhi Magazine Final

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Suresh Kumar I.N.Assistant General Manager

State Bank Learning Centre,

Kochi

M E S S A G EMy dear colleagues,

I am delighted to see the magazine Jwalaamukhi, which is being broughtout by the 3rdBatch of newly promoted JMG undergoing their FoundationTraining Programme at the SBLC.

It is heartening to note the dedication and commitment of the batch intheir learning, which is reflected in the bringing out this magazine.

We, at SBLC, believe in the all-round development of individuals and ourendeavour is to try to make the learning process simple, useful and enjoyable. Persuading the batch to bring out a magazine was part of thisthinking.

Let me congratulate the batch for the enthusiasm and excitement and theirliterary and artistic talents, as evidenced in the magazine.

My best wishes to each and every one of the participants for bright careersand happy personal lives.

Yours sincerely,

Suresh Kumar I.N.18.12.2009


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Editors Room

SBLC - Kochi

Room No. 203

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AImfnse Dmv

1. Iv Iv Editors Room - No. 203 bp.]n. iin[cBepg sabn

2. at\mlcn \obtm SBLC - hn.hn. Dndmkvsav,Bepg.

3. ]hnfnbpsS A Pb. BFdWmIpfw t{_mUvth

4. Ad_nSens dmWn cho{. Hm

AKfn

5. JUST TO THINK - Joy P.V. RCPC,Palakkad

6. I^yqj cho-{-\m-Y.sIImbwIpfw

7. The Birth Place of Kathakali - Darsana. SRASMECC - CALICUT.

8. \nhrXn cmaN{. Sn. sPsXmSp]pg

9. ""DXpm, Atbvv {]Wmaw'' kptcjv _m_p sI. BImmSv

10. Wagah Border - Annie Thomas

Kozhencherry

11. I. C. E - Murali .V

RBO, Kollam

12. 13-1028972 Lakshmi . R.

CGMC, Calicut.

13. ap bp.]n. iin[c

Bepg sabn


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11. RfpsS Ipdp hntij

12. {]Imi[mc

13. The Rising

14. hbm{K

15. Fifty Plus

16. Reflections

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Akpe` \nhrXn Adnq.


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Ij-n amdm\pw apSn hf-cm\pw Icn-o-c-I-ns F ]pc-p-I.

]\n Xpfkn ]ngn \ocn tX tNp IgnpI.PetZmjw sNdp\mcm \ocn tX tNp IgnpI.

hmbptIm]w Cn NXn Nmb IpSnpItbm shfppn Npp XnpItbm sNpI.

sNhnthZ\ GXm\pw Xpn Dn \ocv NqSmn sNdpNqtSmsS sNhnbn HgnpI.

sXm--th-Z\ sXbne Cp Xnf-n shw sXm--bn sImp-I.

am\ph Sn. tPmk vdmkvsav Iq.


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(]p Xeapdbvv {]tNmZ\ambn ]memmc kptcjv _m_p. "" DXp Atbvv

{]Wmaw '' F Cu IY \nthpw CjvSsSpw. krjvSnIfpw, cN\Ifpw XpSpw

kptcjv _m_p \SWw. Xmv \n. {io kptcjv _m_p Akn. amt\P Bbn

Immv imJbn tPmen sNpp. )

DXpm, Atbvv{]Wmaw

Av Hc-h[n Znh-k-am-bn-cp-p. tPmenbvv t]mtI--. Av aWnbvv Xs Dd--

apWp. {]tXyIn v av Xncsmpan. Fm Ipdp t\cw IqSn InSmw. Ipsdb

[nIw t\cw Ddw hcmsX InS-p. Ftmtgm ho-pw Dd-n. Atm-tgbvpw Ab-es

hon \npw GtXm b{ns i_vZw ImXn hv Xpfp Ibdn. Ddw XSs

tZjyn Fgptv hmXn Xpdv apndn t\mn. ]md Xpcp Pmv lma

{]hnnpIbmWv.]v tXv apJw IgpIn h-tm-tgbvpw {ioaXn Nmb-bp-ambn hp. ""Nmtm

kmdns aqSnb InW av amn ]mds]mn v Bgw IqpIbmWv.'' AI v Ibdn hmXnepw

P\epw ASp.

""B InW hjp apv Npw Nhdpw hmcnbnv aqSnfXt ? ]ns

bnw Fn\o ]mgvthe \Spp ? Rm Xncn. "" F v sNmw, ss]n shan.''

Rmt\m v t]mbn, Imcysams icnbmWv. ss] v IW Innbtmtg ap

]etcbpw t]mse BZyw Ah sNbvXXv InW Dt]npIbmbncpp. \ Ip\o

t]mes shw. ]t hm AtXmdnnbpsS shambncpp Fmhpw Imcyw.apw an\sSpppshv ]dv sshImsX InW \ncn. ss]n Hcp amkambnv

Xpn shan. CSbvsm\pw hsn Xs \mdp Ieshw. hctbm ?

ASp Ime-spw Cn-s\-bp--m-bn-n-. Ctm-gt InW-dns hne a\-n-em-p--Xv.

]{Xmc ] Xnbntev ]{Xw hensdnbp i_vZw tIv IXIv Xpdp.

]{Xns {]mtZinI t]Pnsemw Pemans hmI Xs. IpSfpw ]m{Xfp

ambn IpSp-sh hnX-cW h-n Imv \np \mp-Im-cpsS Nn{X--fpw.

AXn-\n-S-bn-semcp hm I-p. "" Pet{kmXpI, ]pgI Fnh aen\sSp

pXns\Xnsc P\sf t_m[hcnm Cv sshInv 5 aWnv \Kck` apssI

sbSp v s]mXptbmKw \Spp.'' lm ! \ Xami, tXmntepw AXv hgn Bntepw

aen\PesamgpIp aySbvpw NmbSbvpw Iv jmn\psaXnsc A[nImcnIv

F{X IsgpXn. AsXmpw ImWm \Kck` Ctm ]mhw \mpImsc Ipmcmn.

NmcpItkcbn InSv _mn hmIfntebvv ItmSnp.

* * * *

sshInv \Kck`bpsS s]mXptbmKthZnbpsS Aev]w AIse Rm \nevpIbm

bncpp. ]Xnhn ]Sn aonwKv NSpI XpSn. kzmKXw, {]kwK, \Kck`bpsSDtZymKcpsS DZvt_m[\.


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AXn\nSbnemWv, hSnbpsS klmbtmsS t]mepw \nhv \nm hmsX

Hcp hr amdn \nv {]kwKw tIpXv {inXv. 80, 90 hbsnepw ImWpw. Fhn

sStbm hv I--Xp-t]m-se. ap]-cn-N-b-amtWm ? AtXm shdpw tXmtem ? ASp v sNv

tNmZnmtem ?

Rm t\mp-Xv I-mtWm Ftm Fsbpw Atlw t\mp-p- - v . Rm

ASp v sNp.

"" Fhn-sStbm hv I-n-p- -tm? FmWv t]cv ?''

"" Fs t]cv ? Fs t]cv Rm Xs adnv Imetfsdbmbn. Fnepw Rm

]dbmw. "DXpm'.

Rmt\mp. "DXpm' FhnsStbm tIv \ ]cnNbap t]cv. Rm ktln v

\np-Xv I-v B htbm-[n-I Nncn-p. Fnv ]Xn kzc-n ]d-p. ""Imcq

km Fgp-Xnb Hcp IY-bp--tm ? Hm IY-bpsS t]cpw Rm ad-p. IY Rm hmbn-n-n -

. FgpXm\pw hmbnm\pw Rm ]Tnntm. Hm Hm hp "" DXpms InW'' Btcm

hmbnp Xv Rm a\-n-em-n-bn-p--v. AsXs IY-bm-sW-v.''"" Fs apJw ]cn-{`aw sIm-v hnf-dn. apJv hnbv Xpn-I s]mSn-p. Fs

]mc-hiyw I-n-mImw Xs s\n-bn CSXv ssIn tNv Atlw kqnv t\mn-

bnv tNmZnp.

"" Fm hnizmkw hcpnt ? ''

"" Xm InWn NmSn acnpshv ]dmWtm Imcq kmdns IY Ahkm\n

pXv. ]nsbntm ?

"" Ctm, Rm\nhnsS \nfpsS apn. acnhv AsXmpw henb Imcya.

AhvAkmyambsXmpw XsbnsvAdnbmatm ? acnmepw Rsfms ChnsShcpw, Fmw ImWpw, tIpw.

BZys ]cn{`aw hnpamdnbtm R XnI kulrZnsen. kao]s,

ISbpsS apn Cncp _n Bsfmgntm AXn R m\w ]nSnp.

Xs apjn tXm kn Hmc v h v amdnSw aqSnnSp \c XmSn XtemSn Atlw

Ftm Nnnp sIm-n-cp-p.

FhnsSpSWsav Hm v Rm hnjanp.

""Av Ipgn InW Fhn-sS-bm-bn-cppshv Hmp-pt-m''?

"" Hm-bp-t-m-v. \K-c-ns AXnn-bn c-v tdmUv tNcp Hcp aqe. Hcp{XntImWw. Fs\ adm. ?'' Atlw ZoLambn Hv izknp.

"" Nne ]d-p. B ev Hcp Nmb-o-SnI XpS-n-bm \mev Imiv D-m-m-

sav. Hcmfv ]dp. InWdns aXnen Fs t]scgpXn hm t]cpw {]ikvXnbpw

Inp-sa-v. CsXms Bv thW-am-bn-cpp ? Fm-hcpw Fs {`m-\mbn I-p. B

InWn \npw aXnhcpthmfw shw IpSn \mpImcpw Ahkm\w Fs ssIhnp.

Ahcpw \Kck`bpsS IqsS \np "" B InW aqSm th-n ''. Atlns IpI

fn \nv Ip\o HgpIn, \c XmSnbneqsS Dundn.

"Xqsc KXn sIm IpSnp NmIm Ah\p h-h-cp-tSbpw InW-d-t\z-jn---tm? '

Fsmcp cknI \nnp. Rm a\ntemp.

Hcp \nan-js au\w `RvPn-p-sIm-v Atlw XpSp.


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"" \nsmpw Ctm InWdpw tXmSpw Bdpw Hpw th-tm? Ipg shw ]cn-

jvmcamnbh AsXmw \innp. InWsdmw aqSn. Bnepw tXmnepw amen\y

Hgpn. AXv XSbm NpaXesh {]kwKfneqsS km[mcW P\sf ]gnbvpp.''

Atlns ]cnlmkw s\n IqcpIfmbn Xdp Ibdn. Atmgpw tbmK

e v {]kwKw s]mSn s]mSnpp.

""]mSfpw Ipffpw anv \nIn. ImhpI shn shfpnp. aWsemw hmcn

hmcn ]pgsbmw sNfn \ndp \inp. Fmw ]ptcmKa\ns t]cv ]dv. Irjnbmb

Irjnsbmw \ndpn. Fmn\pw A\y\mpImsc B{ibnpp. AhcpsS temdn hn

sn \psS ASpfbn Xo ]pIbn.'' tcmjw Ie B i_vZw Dnembn. ap

-h tIp-pt-m Fv Rm Nppw t\mn. Nne-scms {in-p-p-- v.

k`ns ]ncnapdpw Ipdbvm Rm tNmZnp. ""Rms\mcp kwibw tNmZn

bvs ? KmnbptSbpw `mcXntbpw kzmX{yn\p tijap Ahbt {]Xo

ImIambn XmfneqsS Imcq Nn{XoIcnncnpXv. {]tXyInv InW Hcp {]XoIat?

`mcX alm-cm-Py-ns? \psS \mSns Cs Ah KmnPn I-n-cp-s-n B-lXy sNpambncppshv \apv Xs tXmnbnnt?

"" CtX kwibw ]ecpw t\cs {]I-Sn-n-n-p--v. IqSp-X ISv Nnnv t\mn-

bm icnbpamWv.''

"" Csmhpw ]Ww am{Xw aXn. aphs Imcyw Bcp Nnnpp ? ASn

apdnIfn. sSenhnjs apn temIw HXppp. Abmcs hon ASpp ]pI

n-s-n \ap-sv ? Ah-\p--n-s-n \ap-sm-p-an-.Ihpw NXnbpw Ac-p-hm-

gpnS v F v kXyw, \oXn ? Imhv ]dp. " k\phv kzcmPyn

{]thinpI F{X Zpjvcw ! HIw kqNnpgbneqsS ISp t]mIpXmWv [\nIkzcmPyn {]thinpXnt\m Ffpw.''

C{Xbpw ]dnv Atlw ssIIfpbn Hcp \nanjw ISp.

Ipt_m[w \nd a\pambn Rm Atlns apn \n_vZ\mbncpp.

]Xps, Npfn-hp-I hoW Icw {Kln-p-sIm-v ]d-p. ""Av Rsf shdpcpXv.Po

hnXkmlNcyfpw Xncpsamw P\sf amn adnncnpp. kaqlnse Hcp \yq\

]w sNp AXn{Ia Fmhscbpw _m[nbvpp. {]tXyInpw Cu IenIme

n.''

Atlw IpI Xpdv Fs t\sc t\mn. "" Ipt , Fmw icn Xs. PohnXns Ahkm\nm Xncn Fmw ssIbSm `qcn]hpw HmSpp. AXn\nS

bn \oXnbpw [hpw Bcdnbm. Ccpn Hs Nne Zo]\mf {]Imiw ]cn

AhnShnsS Ipp. AsXms Bcdnbm.''?

s]sv Xs tXm kn ssIbnseSp v, Atlw Fgptp. bm{X ]dp.

""Rm t]mIt Ipt ?'' Rm tNmZnp. "" FtmmWv AbpsS bm{X?''

"" Ftmsn. CltemImImw, ]ctemImImw. RsXmpw {]bm

kap Imcyatm ?'' B apJ v Hcp t\cnb ]pncn hnSp.

Rm hnj\mbn t\mn \nevsh, B Ip\n icocw Bqn ad

p.

CXnt\mSIw aonwKv Ignv Bm ]ncnncpp. Rm\pw ]nsbhnsS \nn


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. DXp-ms cq]hpw Atlw ]d hmp-Ifpw Fs lrZ-bs aYn-p-sIm--n-cp-p.

Imcq FgpXnb B IY BZyw hmbnXv aptXm aptm hjv apmWv.

ho-pw F{Xtbm Bhn hmbn-n-cn-p-p. IY-bnse hmIy- ]eXpw Hm-bn-tev

ISp hp.

""Ahs lrZbhnipnbpSsS ASnv ImWms\ hw InW Npgnndn.''"" ]Wnep hm]oIq] Am\w sNbvXp XpSn. DXpms Ipgn

IpI Bm\w hlnp. "" B sXfn\o Atls amtdmSWp.''

* * * *

"" ]{Xw hmbn-n-cpv ho-pw Dd-n-tmtbm ? mcy hp hnfn--tm-gmWv DWXv.

NmcpItkcbn InSv F{X t\cw Ddntbm ? aWn Fc Ignncnpp. IXIv Xpdv

t\mnbtm ap v a shbn ]cncpp. Atmgpw Pmv lmadns IItTmc-amb i_vZw tIp-p--m-bn-cp-p.


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apkncnkvapkncnkvapkncnkvapkncnkvapkncnkv

AXn]pcmX\hpw A`nam\mlhpamb Hcp kmwkvmcn ss]XrIns t\chIm

inIfmWv aebmfnI. {]IrXnbpw kwkvmchpamWv tIcfns Ghpw henb k

v. \psS al-mb ss]Xr-I-w Imp kqn-p-hm Hmtcm tIc-fo-b\pw IS-a-bp--v.

\psS \mSpw Pohn-X-co-Xn-Ifpw \qm--p-Iv apv F-s\-bm-bn-cp-p-shv a\-n-em-

phm Ccw {ia A\nhmcyamWv.

{]mNo\ mcXns IhmSambncpp apkncnkv. ]pcmWtfmfw ]gap hym]mc

kmwkvImcnI hn\nab tI{hpw kamb XpdapJ ]Whpamb apkncnknemWv ^n\o

jycpw CuPn]vpImcpw {KopImcpw tdmammcpw IhSn\mbn FnbXv. {InkvXpaX

n\pw blqZaXn\pw Cmw aXn\pw Cybn BZys A`b tI{ambXpw Chn

sS-bmWv. ]t ]Xn-\memw \qm--n s]cn-bm-dn-ep--mb s]cp-sh ]mn-en Fmw ad-

bv-s-p. apkn-co-kns s]cpa Ncn{Xw am{X-am-bn. \qm--p-In-pdw apk-cn-kns KX-

Ime{]uUnbnse tijnpI kwcnm\pw Ahsbpdn v ]pXp Xeapdv hnm\w

]Icm\pw Hcp {iaw AXmWv apkcnkv ss]XrI ]Xn.

Hcp hym]mc tI{ambn apkcnkv D`bw sNbvXXv FmsWv IrXya. hmevaoIn

cmambWn apcNo]\sapw Xangv IrXnIfn apNndn Fpw `mkvIc hbpsS

PqX imk-\-n (F.-Un. 1000) apdn-b-tm-sSpw ChnSw ]cm-ain--s]-n-p--v. ]noSv

atImssX, atlmZb]pcw, atlmZb ]Ww Fo t]cpIfnemWv AdnbsncpXv. lnm

ekv Imns KXn I-p ]nSn--tXm-sS-bmWv ChnSw tdma hmWnPy tI{-ambn amdn-b-Xv.

kmcnbpw Ncn{XImc\pamb o\n Cybnse Ghpw {][m\s XpdapJw FmWvapkcnkns\ hntijnnnpXv.

tdma hym]mcIme v ApXIcamb A`nhrnbmbncpp apkcnkn\v. \mWb

, ]pjycmK, t\hkv{X, A\w, ]hngw,ImSn, sNv, XIcw, Cubw,

hov, ]\tbme XpSnbh ChntSv CdpaXn sNbvXtm IpcpapfIv, apfI, Zw,

]v, h{P- XpS-n-bh Ib-p-aXn sNbvXp. _n kn Hmw \qm-v apX PqX-m, Ad-

_n-I, t]mp-Ko-kp-Im, Up-Im XpS-n-b-h-cp-ambpw hym]m-c-_w D-m-bn-cp-p.

Hcp Ime v apkcnkv Fv t]cn tIhntI aytIcfnse Xriq FdWm

Ipfw Pn-I-fnse tIm-p-dw, sImSp--q, ]d-hq Fo {]tZ-i--fn \qm-pI ]g-ap Hcp \mKcoIX \ne\nncpp Fv DZvJ\\fneqsS t_m[ysncnpIbmWv.

Cu {]tZiw tI{ambn apkcnkv ss]XrI ]Xn kmmXvcnpIbmWv.

]Ww DZvJ\\w

FdWmIpfw PnbpsS hSt As hntPmb hStcbn sImSpqcn\pw

]dhqcn\pw CSbnep s]cnbmdns Xocp Hcp {Kma{]tZiamWv ]Ww. ]p hjw

apv ChnsS Hcp ]dv Ipgntm Innb Nne ]pcmhkvXpfn \nmWv ]Ww ]cy

thjWw Bcw`npXv. ]Wfn \nv Innb a]m{XIjvWfpw CjvSnIIfpw

]Tn tUm. tdm_m tSm F {_nojv a ]m{X--fpsS IjvW- Ds-v


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nco-I-cn--Xv. XpSv ChnsS _lp-hn-jb kz`m-h-ap Kth-jWw \S-p-I-bp--m-bn.

2007 ChnsS DZvJ\\ XpSn. 3000 hjw apv ( Ccpv bpKn) ChnsS P\

BZyambn Xmakw XpSn FXn\v kqN\I e`np.

]ntajybn \npff ]m{XIjvW e`ntXmsS e_\, ]mekvXo, C{km

tb XpS-nb {]tZ-i--fn \nv Bfp-I ChnsS Fn-bn-p--m-Im-sav Icp-Xp-p.Ncn-{Xm-cw` Imev tdma _-ap--m-bn-cpp F-Xn\v sXfn-hp-I e`n-p. Awt^md

FdnbsSp hov ]m{XfmWv Chbn {][m\w. _n kn 100 apX FUn 400 hsc

bpff ImeLnse kzWm`cWfpsS IjvW, \mWb, kv SnI ]m{X,

kv^Sn-I- nepw Ip-I-fnepw \nan Bbn-c--W-n\v app-I Fnh e`n- n-p--v. Cm-

emhmw ]Ww temI{]ikvXamb hmWnPytI{ambncpXv Fv IcpXpp.

IuXp-I-I-c-amb ]e hkvXp-fpw ]-W-n \npw Is--Sp-n-p- - v. BdSn \of-

ap Bn-en-bn-ep Hcp H-Sn hn, CjvSn-I-I sIm-pw Ip-I sIm-pw D-m-

nb IS-hv, hn sIn-bn-Sm-\pff ac-p-n-I, hS-ns IjvWw ]--I-im-e-bpsS Ah-injvS Fnh Ahbn NneXpam{Xw. Cybn \npw CXphsc DZvJ\\w sNbvXh

bn Ghpw ]gapff IShpw hnbpamImw ChsbmWv imkv{XcpsS A`n{]m

bw.

C{X _rl-mb Hcp kmwkvm-cnI ss]XrIw CXp-hsc Bcp-tSbpw In

s]SmsX InSXv Fs\sbmWv imkv{X AZv pXsSpXv.

{]Xn-Imc cp{Z-bmbn ama-e-I Xm-n h I-In, Cy-bn {InkvXp-a-X-n\v ASn-

dbn sk v tXmakv, Cmw aXw {]Ncnnms\nb, {]hmNIs injy\mb amenIv

Zn\m Cs\ sFXolynepw Ncn{Xnepw m\w ]nSn Htsd t] apkcokns

Ncn{Xhpambn _sncnpp.

ss]XrI k- ns kwc--W- n-\mbn Bcw- n- n-p apk-co-kn\v ss]XrI

]Xn tIcfnse kmwkvmcnI Sqdnkw taJev ]pXnb DWhv ]Icpsav \ap

{]Xonmw.

sUbvkn. Fw. F

apkcokv ]W \nhmkn


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In the sea of evolving identities

In order to understand a society we must first understand the individuals. He who knows

one knows all; and he who knows all, alone knows one. For a welfare state its citizens

should be able to overcome the individual problems. An individual faces three types of

problems, physical,social and spiritual. To cater ones physical needs economic power is

required. To regulate these-of commerce, trade, money, and distribution--the states ad-

ministrative machinery is required. Hence, multitude identities evolved out of various func-

tions and responsibilities.

In a social setup money was invented to enable us to share goods and services in aequitable manner. Today, however, it possess major problems. Selfishness of individuals

defeated the very purpose for which these social establishments were set up.

The power centres created for solving individual problems have often themselves turned

into problems. From being created as a means to fulfill means, money has come to

be,flaunted as a status symbol. Money, because of its purchasing power, is a much sought

after commodity. Hence there is rich and poor divide its scarcity among some gives rise to

theft and corruption. Thus enforcing law and order is also therefore become the duty of

state.

To solve these spiritual problems of individual religions are formed. The true religion

stands for unity and harmony. There are some who say that religions failed to solve hu-

man problems. But that is because the religion is used to accumulate wealth, cure dis-

ease and to win legal suits. More importance is given to name and form. Religion is not

meant for these things. It is meant to elevate our consciousness on the spiritual plane. So

called religious wars caused not by religion but its form and name. The sole of religion is

unity. No war can be fought without destroying the spirit of religion. Vedanta propounds

the principle that all sentients beings originated from same source. Jain philosophy also

asserts that alls sentients beings are alike.Christianity and Islam teach us that all human

beings are children of god. Could human beings are fought each other if human beings

are practice the above feelings of unity and harmony ? Could one individual who actually

believes in god have exploited another ? Could one man have hatred one another ? The

feeling of unity and harmony with every one is spirit of religion. The greater the identity


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one feel with other, the more religiosity he imbibes. Thinking on the line convinces me that

we have merely touch with the veneer of religion but never felt its inner core. What we

have seen are the outer garments.

I hope this small thought I put forward may help you in taking things in right prospective

and help to solve some problems you may face in your life.

P.J. PAUL

Deputy Manager(officiating) Kaipuzha branch 8620


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Shri. Joy . P.V. , the native os Angamali is working as Asst. Manager, RCPC Palakkad.

Just Think, Just share and Just listen. The seence created by Shri. P.V. Joy in this small

tips is highly appreciated. Thanks.

Just to think.................

The best answer to anger is silence.

We cannot predict the future, but we can prepare for it. you cant establish sound security

on borrowed money. A smooth sea never made a skilled mariner. The journey of thousand

miles begins with one step. He who commences many things finishes but few. A man in a

passion rides a horse that runs away with him.

A man who truly wants to make the world better should start by improving himself and his

attitudes. Independence is of more value than any gifts, and to receive gifts is to lose it.

Justice delayed, is justice denied.

If you have knowledge, let others light their candles at it.

Take the tools in hand and carve your own best life.

Labour is a pleasure in itself.

Leadership is action, not position.

Taking is sharing, but listening is caring.

JOY. P.V.

ASSISTANT MANAGER, RCPC, PALAKKAD


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( Smt. Dharsana S is well known about all facts and figures. In this, she briefly describes

the birth place of Kathakali, Kottarakkara of Kollam district. As a native of Kottarakkara

she clearly states about Kathakali the famous cultural art form of Kerala. Presently

Dharsana is working at our RASMECCC, Calicut as Assistant Manager, Thanks Dharsana

for your brave attempt )

THE BIRTH PLACE OF KATHAKALI

Kathakali originated from Dance Drama form called Ramanattam. It was Kottarakkara

Thampuran ( 1555-1605) who composed several plays on the Ramayana which led to

the evolution of Kathakali.

Here is the story of its origin. Kottarakkar Thampuran was the Raja of Elayidath

Dynasty. The present Kottarakkara Thaluk of Kollam District belongs to the dynasty. At

that time the prominent dance form was Krishnanattam. A particular krishnanattam player

was very famous at that time. One day the family members of Raja expressed their wish to

see his performance. Raja sent his messenger to him. But unfortunately the man refused.

The Raja was very much disappointed. He was ashamed in front of his family members

too. The Raja understood that since he was not wealthy and prominent the man did not

come. He thought of a solution.After his usual visit to his family diety ie. SriMahaganapathi, he sat in one of those steps that led to the temple pond. The pond was

surrounded with many trees. Meanwhile the sun was rising and it created many images of

leaves in the water. Raja got some interest and concentrated his mind on that images.

Suddenly to his astonishment the images of leaves got transformed to images of human

beings with an extra ordinary attire. He could see them playing a scene from Ramayana.

At once a flash passed through his brain. He left the place at once to his place,closed the

door of his room and jotted down the lyrics that flashed through his brain. These lyrics

were then transformed to a dance form i.e. Ramanattam and later to Kathakali. Although

the dynasty is not now in Kottarakkara, the Mahaganapathi Temple is very famous. The

temple pond which has an area of two and a half acres is well preserved and rennovated

by our Kerala Tourism Department. It is a delightful sight to see that pond. There is a

Kottarakkara Thampuran Museum also nearby run by our Archelogical Department.

Smt. Dharsana .SRASMECCC, Calicut.


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(Smt. Annie Thomas is working as Asst. Manager , Kozhencherry. She is beautifully

picturising her visit to our Wagah Border. The patriotic feelings of every Indian is rising in

the mount. Thanks.)

Wagah Border

I got a chance to visit Wagah Border at the Attari Village near Amritsar, 35 kms. on the

road to Lahore. The trip was simply beyond words.

People on the either side of the India Pakistan border assembled to see the spectacular

ceremony at sunset when the border closes. I enjoyed the antics of the fast march pasts

that often ended with steps of legs rising above heads of foot tapping from the steeled

bottoms of the boots. The flags were lowered and the gates were closed after hand shake

between the guards. That brought an end to the ceremony.

The place started vibrating with shunts of Vandematharam, Jaihind and Bharat Matha

ki Jai.... Every ones patriotic feelings seems to get a new vigor despite of heat and hu-

midity......... I must say it was an unforgettable experience to be above to visit Wagah

Border.

ANNIE THOMAS ASST. MANAGER , KOZHENCHERRY


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(Shri. Murali, Congratulations. Vital informations about the modern equipment, very much

familiar to the common mans pocket. Murali is presently working as the Asst. Manager

RBO, Kollam. Thanks.)

I.C.E

The word ICE is now widely used in the Mobile Phones. It stands for In case of

Emergency .

We are in a period where Mobile phone is a part and parcel of anybodys life. From

children to elderly people all are recognized by the Mobile Number. It has become very

popular that each mobile phone carries the names of lots of people added to its caller list.

In case of some emergencies like accidents, hospitalization etc. if the person con-

cerned is not in a position to clarify his identity then the authorities or police will be con-

fused whom to contact.

If we give the ICE against the name of person who is a close relative or friend, it

will help to identify the person. This can be helpful to both the parties.

So please add ICE against the name of your friend or relative in the Mobile Phone.

MURALI.V. RBO, KOLLAM.


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( Smt. Lakshmy.S is now working as Asst. Manager CGMC Calicut Branch or Calicut

Medical College Branch. Young energetic Lakshmi is having a good proficiency in English

language . You will get delighted with the words expressed by smt Lakshmi.

Congratulations. Write more Lakshmi.S. you have the ability. )

13 - 10 - 28972

The Om Prakash Institute of Space Research is bustling with unprecedented ac-

tivity. Three Mashkunas are being sent on a mission to a planet called, Earth. It was

only 9000 yrs back that human beings had settled in Jupiter. Extreme climate conditions,

Lack of water and dirty politics had destroyed all forms of life on earth except for a few

people at Pattikkad. While leaving earth these people had carried 2 lion tailed macaques(maonkeys) along with them under the hope that if human race perished these will repro-

duce and evolve new human beings (thanks to the information provided by Bhavany teacher

of Govt. UPS, Pattikkad).

Over the 9000 years of existence in Jupiter, the human being had envolved into a

new species - Homo Sapiens Mashkunas or simply Mashkunan. There were signifi-

cant changes in the anatomy of the body. Most important of which was that brain had

devoloped all the skills of a super computer and the development of a provision for dis-

posable bag arround the anus. The language, Malayalam has given way to a new one

called gustappokuttappo. Only a few words like hartal, bucket-pirivu, sthreepeedanam,

pocketadi etc are still used. Curiously the name of individuals continue to be those of

Malayalam.

The fore said space institute is located in the great city of Pattikkad. Three

Mashkunas - Puthen Palam Rajesh, Santhosh Madhav and Thadiyantavida Nazir are all

set to take off in a special space vessel - Jalakanyaka - Their mission is to trace the

history of the Mashkuna fore-fathers and to asses whether life is possible on Earth.

The morning was fine on 13-10-28972. The planet, Earth, was revolving and rotat-

ing as usual. Suddenly there was something banging into a salt water lake, the only water

source on Earth, with a thunderous sound followed by a splash of water. Within a split

second Jalakanyaka resurfaced from under the water and it towed itself towards the shore

full of rubble and plastic waste. The door of the vessel lifted up and the three scientists

alighted.

After planting their Jupiter flag in a erstwhile junction,they could locate a plastic

board jutting out what seemed to be an old shop. Witch great care they whipped off the

durt on it and read out from it - Velayudhansmobile shop, Fort Cochin.


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Continuing their sojourn they could see rubble, dilapidated buildings, dust and

plastics all over. Suddenly P.Rajesh seemed to have stumbled upon something glazing

and he had almost collasped only to be held by S. Madhav. T. Nazir, till now searching for

something else (probably ammonium nitrate and gelatin sticks) took the glazing thing into

his hand - oh ! it was a S kathi. By this time, S. Madhav had performed some pooja and

had P. Rajesh into his feet.

S. Madhav was keen on research on plastics and its impact on environment. Infact

his true intention was to discover some good old CDs, the stories relating to that being

told to him by his grandma as a fairy tale. To his dismay even after spending 3-4 hours in

plastic waste he could not find out even a single CD except for the one which bore the

name Bhaktigangal - He flung it away at once, in disgust.

Very soon they could find the ruins of a building. By their special skills, they couldremove the superficial debris and dust within minutes - and a huge board emerged. Only

the lower portion was clearly visible - LEARNING CENTRE, COCHIN. The upper part

contained only a few letters - ST NK.

The information was soon put to an instrument called munchochu (similar to our

computer) and the output came within seconds - STATE BANK LEARNING

CENTRE,COCHIN. The three came to the conclusion that this might have been a great

centre of learning of yester years ( similar to that oof Nalanda and Takshasila !)

Excited by the discovery, they thought of exploring the ruins further. They could

discover that there were several rooms in it which might have been used by students and

great scholars to stay. They could identify a kitchen and a dinning hall. Two or three large

rooms with broken chairs and tables were assumed to be places where actual learning

and research took place.

By this time, it was almost 3 p.m. All 3 were feeling hungry and were soon back in

Jalakanyaka again. This time they could see a red colour from a distance. Approaching it,

they could appreciate that the colour had been in patches on a big structure. Confused at

what it was, they put the information to the munchochu. The output was immediate -

private bus at Kochi . On the foot board they could find 2 human skeletal system. The

right hand of one was in intricate contact with the back of the pelvicbone of the other. S.

Madhav was on the spot in his conclusion - the end of Rarth came so sudden that the Kili

if the put bus was at that time teasing a young female passenger.

Delighted by the brave findings, they continued their research on the ruins of the

place.They could collect materials made in far off places like Canada, Norway, China,

Australia etc.


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By now darkness was slowly catching up and it was time that they left. So the three

scientists sat together and fed the munchochu all the information they had collected. A

consolidated output was displayed - This place was called Fort Kochi. This was a great

centre of learning ( Courtesy : SBLC, Kochi) with people from even far off places coming

here in search of knowledge. S Kathi is used for daily facial shaves. Kili was the most co.

job as it had the pleasure of teasing girls on board private buses. The final conclusion is

that earth can be a place of Mashkunas to inhabit, but more information and research

are needed to asses the possibility of penvanibham, goondavilayattom and bomb blasts.

Unless that is obtained better not to come here.

Winding up the mission the three took off in Jalakanyaka leaving Fort Kochi -

infact earth.


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TEAM SBLC

NameDesigna-

tion

Phone

(Office)

Phone

(Res)Mobile No. E-Mail ID

SURESHKUMAR I.N. AGM 2216525 2342146 9447778829 [email protected]

PADMAJAN.T.K. CM TRG 2217254 2221355 9447711773padmajan.kaliyamba

[email protected]

KRISHNAKUMAR.R MGR TRG 2217254 2225322 9447711775krishna.k.ramanathan

@sbi.co.in

SUJA KURIAN MGR TRG 2217254 2577977 9447711774 [email protected]

SREERAJ.V MGR TRG 2217254 2222575 9447711776 [email protected]

VINAYAKUMAR.R

DM

(OFFICE

ADMN)

2215602 2112354 [email protected]

.in

GOPALAKRISHNAN.V SPL ASST 2215602 2211625 [email protected]

m

BARBARA PAUL SR ASST 2215602 2217802 9447810372

KHALID P.M. SHM 2215602 2222633 -
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NO

NAME BRANCH ADDRESS PHONE

NUMBERS

1. Mr. P.J. PAUL Kaipuzha(8620)Accountant

Palathingal HouseChurch Bakery RoadTrichur (Dt)

Kattoor - 680702

94464598790480-2879879ppalathingal@yaho

o.co.in

2. Mr. U P SASIDHARAN Alappuzha(0802)Cash Officer

UnniparambathPattaveeduRareeramP O KodungalloorTrichur 680664

94472156830480-2811199

3. Mr. K R SURESH BABU Kanhangad(1439)Field Officer

Kunnumpurath HouseB T College Road,Palai P O 686575Kottayam Dist.

989511106804822-210362

4. Mr. P DAMODARAN Muthalamada(11928)Accountant

SwathiAduthila,Payangadi P OKannur Dt 670303

9497856201

5. Mr. S R NAIR Cochin PortTrust ( 6367)A M Govt

Dream LandApartments FF1,MAruthamkuczhi,Kanjirampara P OTrivandrum 695030

[email protected]

6. Mr. V. MURALI RBOKollam

SreehariPuthiyakavuVadakkekara P ON Paravur 683522Ernakulam

[email protected]

7. Mr. P V RAVEENDRAN RBO Palakkad ThusharNear CermicsKanul P OKannur Dt 670 564

9633497646

8. Mr. P K S NAIR Civil Station

Kasargode(10116)Passing

24 Pratheeksha

DarsanapuriChandra Nagar,Palakkad 678007

9447230631

[email protected]

9. Mr. K SASIDHARAN Alakkode PoojaC N Puram,Palakkad 678005

94460181829446438182

10. Mr. MATHEW M JOSEPH Kollam (903)A M

11/287VazhakkalaCochin 682021

[email protected]
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11. Mr. JOY P V R B OPalakkad(10213)

Padayattil HouseChampanoorAngamaly South P OErnakulam 683573

[email protected]

12. Mr. JOSEPH T J Perinthalmana(5108)Accountant

Thekkemuriyil HouseNedumkunnam P OKottayam 686 542

94463457260481-2415726

13. Mr. JACOB VARGHESE KainattyAccountant

Kizhakkedath HouseKuttappuzha P OThiruvalla 689103

949511474394460020440469-2618491

14. Mr. RAMACHANDRAN TJ

ThodupuzhaField officer

SreelakshmiThekkedathKalarickal P OEdakulam

ArippalamTrichur 680688

94464700570480-2830057

15. Mr. GOPALAKRISHNANR

SMECCCTrivandrumAsst. Manager

12/645 KunnummalParavanaJawahar RoadCochin 682002

94460509650484 [email protected]

16. Mr MANUEL T JOSEPH RASMECCCKannur (10210)

Thengummottil HouseAruvithura P OErattupettaKottayam Dist

686122

[email protected]

17. Smt. SUBHA DEVI T RASMECCCPalakkadA M (Adv)

VasnthPavangadCalicut- 673021

[email protected]

18. Smt ANNIE THOMAS Kozhencherry(8634)Field Officer

ChavonnickmanilOpp YWCA Pump JnAluva 683101

[email protected]

19. Smt DAISY M A Kunnathurmedu(12697)Accountant

MazhuvancherryPattanam,Vadakkekara,N Parur 683522

97444207880484-2445308

20. Smt JAYA R Broadway BrErnakulamRMPB

42/887(1)MekharagamSrwwnagae 42/ASreevarahamTrivandrum

94959627200471-2462720

21. Smt. TWINKLE T Trichur( 0940)TT Accountant

AmbadiThannikkammukku

Perinad P OKollam

94953013430474-2552260

[email protected]
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22. Mr.RAVEENDRANATHAN K

KayamkulamPassing

SarangErvillurChelannur,Calicut

[email protected]

23. Smt. ANANTHALAKSHMI

N R I Cochin No 81Vaishak,VinayakanagarPappanamkode P OTrivandrum 18

9388990660

24. Smt ANJANA PILLAI J T F C PCCochinSwift Officer

T C 14/438Nandavanam,Palayam,Vikas Bhavan P OTrivandrum 33

[email protected]

25. Smt PREMA N Kottayam(1891) FieldOfficer

10th

Street, House No379,RagamalikaHarinagarPoomkunnamTrichur-2

[email protected]

26. Smt. ELSAMMAOUSEPARAMBIL

Thiruvalla(3299)AssistantManager

Anugraha16/218BM C RoadMuvattupuzha

[email protected]

27. Smt. DHARSANA S RASMECCC

CalicutCity CaseOfficer

Sooryakanthi

Near Railway stationKottarakkaraKollam Dt-691 506

9446459417

0474-2455882

28. Smt DOLLEY MICHAEL RASMECCCCalicutA M (Adv)

MudathanthuPattany GardenCarithas,ThellakkomKottayam

98461137870481-2791775

29. Mr HARI PRASAD U RASMECCCChanganacherry

AkshayaH.No. 28/842 AChevayur P OCalicut 673 017

[email protected]

30. Smt SUSAN JOHN AmbalameduField Officer

PalavelilSRA 46Hashmi EnclaveKollayam P OTrivandrum 695043

[email protected]

31. Smt. BINSY V B Palarivattom(4312)RMPB

Chaithanya,Tharanagar,

Chandranagar,Palakkad 7

[email protected]

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32. Smt MINI S Treasury BrErnakulam

House No 22 ASeeveli NagarKaithamukkuTrivandrum

[email protected]

33. Smt LEKSHMI S C G M CCalicutAccountant

Arsa118-nithyasreeMukkalakkalKazhakottam POTrivandrum

[email protected]

34. Mr V V UNNI RASMECCCAleppey

SuryaAnagdippuram P OMalappuram Dist.-679321

94462518869446001408

35. Mr. Ravindran O Agali (4614)

Field Officer

Sreevilasam

Vettari ParambaEdakkad P.OCalicut 673005

9447339147

[email protected]@yahoo.com
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