Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

[Guest guest]

Kalantari Sir

 

I can just wish you good luck Sir in whatever you & MGIMS does.

Well the empty rows in the lectures is something that the students have to

realise from within....after all if they miss a lecture then who are they

harming ! If they realise this then well & good for their future, otherwise lets

all forget this as few animals cannot be domesticated!

My Best Regds

 

Rakesh Khera

Sr Consultant

Dept Of Urology,Robotics & Renal transplant

Medanta Medicity

Gurgaon

Cell- 9810549377

Subject: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

To: " MGIMS e-group " <mgims >

Date: Wednesday, June 20, 2012, 8:22 AM

“Man is small, and, therefore,small is beautiful " , argued EF Schumacher in

his 1973 book.

For years, MGIMS inspired by Schumacher’s philosophy, admitted no more than

65 students each year. Incidentally Schumacher considered Mahatma Gandhi as

the greatest ‘People’s Economist’ and was deeply influenced by Gandhi. But

then, when the entire nation is obsessed with hundred– recall the

collective sighs of dejection that used to envelope the country each time

Sachin would miss this magical number - MGIMS too decided to grow from 65

to 100.

This year, MGIMS plans to admit 100 and not 65 students. *Insha Allah* and

MCI willing- not necessarily in that order. The Medical Council of India

has provisionally permitted MGIMS to do so- based on its assessment of

faculty strength, and facilities in the labs, library, school and the

hospital. Now MGIMS, waiting for the final approving nod, is hopeful that

the approval letter shall soon appear in the Dean’s mailbox. The PMT 2012

results were announced last weekend and MGIMS may soon revise the list of

chosen ones- 35 students shall be added to the list.

So, the MGIMS campus- hostels, lanes, not-so-green gardens, corridors and

coffee houses shall have more first-year students than MGIMS had ever had.

Does it also mean that the number of empty rows in the 8 am class in the

Anatomy lecture hall- a familiar scenario these days- shall also go down?

Well, that is a 100 rupee question.

SP Kalantri

Department of Medicine

MGIMS

[Guest guest]

Good news sir,

Mgims definitely deserves t admit 100.

Cheers

Raju Shah

78

Sent on my BlackBerry® from Vodafone

Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

“Man is small, and, therefore,small is beautiful " , argued EF Schumacher in

his 1973 book.

For years, MGIMS inspired by Schumacher’s philosophy, admitted no more than

65 students each year. Incidentally Schumacher considered Mahatma Gandhi as

the greatest ‘People’s Economist’ and was deeply influenced by Gandhi. But

then, when the entire nation is obsessed with hundred– recall the

collective sighs of dejection that used to envelope the country each time

Sachin would miss this magical number - MGIMS too decided to grow from 65

to 100.

This year, MGIMS plans to admit 100 and not 65 students. *Insha Allah* and

MCI willing- not necessarily in that order. The Medical Council of India

has provisionally permitted MGIMS to do so- based on its assessment of

faculty strength, and facilities in the labs, library, school and the

hospital. Now MGIMS, waiting for the final approving nod, is hopeful that

the approval letter shall soon appear in the Dean’s mailbox. The PMT 2012

results were announced last weekend and MGIMS may soon revise the list of

chosen ones- 35 students shall be added to the list.

So, the MGIMS campus- hostels, lanes, not-so-green gardens, corridors and

coffee houses shall have more first-year students than MGIMS had ever had.

Does it also mean that the number of empty rows in the 8 am class in the

Anatomy lecture hall- a familiar scenario these days- shall also go down?

Well, that is a 100 rupee question.

SP Kalantri

Department of Medicine

MGIMS

[Guest guest]

Hearty congratulations to ALL.

Hope the infrastructure is upto it.

I like to think that I am a small cog in the progressive wheels of MGIMS.

Sanjay Marwah '78

________________________________

To: MGIMS e-group <mgims >

Sent: Wednesday, 20 June 2012 8:22 AM

Subject: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

“Man is small, and, therefore,small is beautiful " , argued EF Schumacher in

his 1973 book.

For years, MGIMS inspired by Schumacher’s philosophy, admitted no more than

65 students each year. Incidentally Schumacher considered Mahatma Gandhi as

the greatest ‘People’s Economist’ and was deeply influenced by Gandhi. But

then, when the entire nation is obsessed with hundred– recall the

collective sighs of dejection that used to envelope the country each time

Sachin would miss this magical number - MGIMS too decided to grow from 65

to 100.

This year, MGIMS plans to admit 100 and not 65 students. *Insha Allah* and

MCI willing- not necessarily in that order. The Medical Council of India

has provisionally permitted MGIMS to do so- based on its assessment of

faculty strength, and facilities in the labs, library, school and the

hospital. Now MGIMS, waiting for the final approving nod, is hopeful that

the approval letter shall soon appear in the Dean’s mailbox. The PMT 2012

results were announced last weekend and MGIMS may soon revise the list of

chosen ones- 35 students shall be added to the list.

So, the MGIMS campus- hostels, lanes, not-so-green gardens, corridors and

coffee houses shall have more first-year students than MGIMS had ever had.

Does it also mean that the number of empty rows in the 8 am class in the

Anatomy lecture hall- a familiar scenario these days- shall also go down?

Well, that is a 100 rupee question.

SP Kalantri

Department of Medicine

MGIMS

[Guest guest]

Pl do not remind me of the Anatomy lecture hall and its empty benches. I

recently visited the lecture hall. I very earnestly looked for the masterpieces

engraved by Rema the CGN of 1972. Could not find them. I saw that all the

outlets through which we used to breath freedom, have been locked. What is life

without freedom! Even the glass bottom of the main door has been repaired, what

a shame! It is through this broken pane that six of our brave classmates entered

one by one with shaved heads after a wee bit of affectionate patting the

previous night.

The verandah end, where we used to hang and swing our lanky legs to wait for

KS's better looking class mates to arrive from the hostel, has disappeared.

Please do not remind me of the Anatomy lecture hall.

 

Ashok Sinha

>________________________________

>

>To: " mgims " <mgims >

>Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2012 11:01 AM

>Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

>

>

> 

>Hearty congratulations to ALL.

>Hope the infrastructure is upto it.

>

>I like to think that I am a small cog in the progressive wheels of MGIMS.

>

>Sanjay Marwah '78

>

>________________________________

>

>To: MGIMS e-group <mgims >

>Sent: Wednesday, 20 June 2012 8:22 AM

>Subject: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

>

>“Man is small, and, therefore,small is beautiful " , argued EF Schumacher in

>his 1973 book.

>

>For years, MGIMS inspired by Schumacher’s philosophy, admitted no more than

>65 students each year. Incidentally Schumacher considered Mahatma Gandhi as

>the greatest ‘People’s Economist’ and was deeply influenced by Gandhi.

But

>then, when the entire nation is obsessed with hundred– recall the

>collective sighs of dejection that used to envelope the country each time

>Sachin would miss this magical number - MGIMS too decided to grow from 65

>to 100.

>

>This year, MGIMS plans to admit 100 and not 65 students. *Insha Allah* and

>MCI willing- not necessarily in that order. The Medical Council of India

>has provisionally permitted MGIMS to do so- based on its assessment of

>faculty strength, and facilities in the labs, library, school and the

>hospital. Now MGIMS, waiting for the final approving nod, is hopeful that

>the approval letter shall soon appear in the Dean’s mailbox. The PMT 2012

>results were announced last weekend and MGIMS may soon revise the list of

>chosen ones- 35 students shall be added to the list.

>

>So, the MGIMS campus- hostels, lanes, not-so-green gardens, corridors and

>coffee houses shall have more first-year students than MGIMS had ever had.

>Does it also mean that the number of empty rows in the 8 am class in the

>Anatomy lecture hall- a familiar scenario these days- shall also go down?

>Well, that is a 100 rupee question.

>

>SP Kalantri

>

>Department of Medicine

>

>MGIMS

>

>

[Guest guest]

More students mean more headaches also.

Law and order problems, quality of teaching, basic amenities, hostel

accommodation, water, mess facility, etc.

I hope MGIMS is geared up

For non dedicated teachers, it means more work for the same pay. It means

the same thing for dedicated teachers.

I wonder if this is a move forward or not? Nevertheless congrats or best of

luck as the case may be.

Kishore Shah 1974

[Guest guest]

Dear Ashok,

I remember Rema as an exquisite artist who produced lovely and breath taking

line drawings. I bet you bonded well with him as he too was from the remote

North East of India. A gem of a person. BTW what does CGN mean?

--------------------------------------------------

Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2012 2:32 PM

To: <mgims >

Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

.. I very earnestly looked for the masterpieces engraved by Rema the CGN of

1972. Could not find them. >

>

> Ashok Sinha

[Guest guest]

Dr KS

CGN = Central Govt. Nominee; I'm amazed U dont know this; Every year 2 CGNs were

coming to MGIMS. (wonder if they r still coming!!??)

Diwakar'76

________________________________

To: mgims

Sent: Wednesday, 20 June 2012 4:16 PM

Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

 

Dear Ashok,

I remember Rema as an exquisite artist who produced lovely and breath taking

line drawings. I bet you bonded well with him as he too was from the remote

North East of India. A gem of a person. BTW what does CGN mean?

--------------------------------------------------

From: " Dr. Ashok Sinha " <mailto:ashokagt2%40yahoo.com>

Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2012 2:32 PM

To: <mailto:mgims%40yahoogroups.com>

Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

.. I very earnestly looked for the masterpieces engraved by Rema the CGN of

1972. Could not find them. >

>

> Ashok Sinha

[Guest guest]

Dear SP,

Its a wonderful and long-awaited news.Now our tribe will increase!

VK Gupta 76

________________________________

To: MGIMS e-group <mgims >

Sent: Wednesday, 20 June 2012 8:22 AM

Subject: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

“Man is small, and, therefore,small is beautiful " , argued EF Schumacher in

his 1973 book.

For years, MGIMS inspired by Schumacher’s philosophy, admitted no more than

65 students each year. Incidentally Schumacher considered Mahatma Gandhi as

the greatest ‘People’s Economist’ and was deeply influenced by Gandhi. But

then, when the entire nation is obsessed with hundred– recall the

collective sighs of dejection that used to envelope the country each time

Sachin would miss this magical number - MGIMS too decided to grow from 65

to 100.

This year, MGIMS plans to admit 100 and not 65 students. *Insha Allah* and

MCI willing- not necessarily in that order. The Medical Council of India

has provisionally permitted MGIMS to do so- based on its assessment of

faculty strength, and facilities in the labs, library, school and the

hospital. Now MGIMS, waiting for the final approving nod, is hopeful that

the approval letter shall soon appear in the Dean’s mailbox. The PMT 2012

results were announced last weekend and MGIMS may soon revise the list of

chosen ones- 35 students shall be added to the list.

So, the MGIMS campus- hostels, lanes, not-so-green gardens, corridors and

coffee houses shall have more first-year students than MGIMS had ever had.

Does it also mean that the number of empty rows in the 8 am class in the

Anatomy lecture hall- a familiar scenario these days- shall also go down?

Well, that is a 100 rupee question.

SP Kalantri

Department of Medicine

MGIMS

[Guest guest]

CGN means Central Govt Nominnee. We did not have to appear for those stupid

exams you lesser mortals used to face. We were blue blood, Me, Rema, Ajay vyas

etc.

 

Ashok Sinha

>________________________________

>

>To: mgims

>Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2012 4:16 PM

>Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

>

>

> 

>Dear Ashok,

>

>I remember Rema as an exquisite artist who produced lovely and breath taking

>line drawings. I bet you bonded well with him as he too was from the remote

>North East of India. A gem of a person. BTW what does CGN mean?

>

>--------------------------------------------------

>

>Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2012 2:32 PM

>To: <mgims >

>Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

>

>. I very earnestly looked for the masterpieces engraved by Rema the CGN of

>1972. Could not find them. >

>>

>> Ashok Sinha

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

BTW . You ARE FROM the REMOTE West of INDIA !! not us.  HA  HA !

 

Ashok Sinha

>________________________________

>

>To: mgims

>Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2012 4:16 PM

>Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

>

>

> 

>Dear Ashok,

>

>I remember Rema as an exquisite artist who produced lovely and breath taking

>line drawings. I bet you bonded well with him as he too was from the remote

>North East of India. A gem of a person. BTW what does CGN mean?

>

>--------------------------------------------------

>

>Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2012 2:32 PM

>To: <mgims >

>Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

>

>. I very earnestly looked for the masterpieces engraved by Rema the CGN of

>1972. Could not find them. >

>>

>> Ashok Sinha

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Wonder where the new hostels will come up.....

Sunil Takiar(76)

________________________________

To: " mgims " <mgims >

Sent: Wednesday, 20 June 2012 11:01 AM

Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

 

Hearty congratulations to ALL.

Hope the infrastructure is upto it.

I like to think that I am a small cog in the progressive wheels of MGIMS.

Sanjay Marwah '78

________________________________

From: SP Kalantri <mailto:sp.kalantri%40gmail.com>

To: MGIMS e-group <mailto:mgims%40yahoogroups.com>

Sent: Wednesday, 20 June 2012 8:22 AM

Subject: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

“Man is small, and, therefore,small is beautiful " , argued EF Schumacher in

his 1973 book.

For years, MGIMS inspired by Schumacher’s philosophy, admitted no more than

65 students each year. Incidentally Schumacher considered Mahatma Gandhi as

the greatest ‘People’s Economist’ and was deeply influenced by Gandhi. But

then, when the entire nation is obsessed with hundred– recall the

collective sighs of dejection that used to envelope the country each time

Sachin would miss this magical number - MGIMS too decided to grow from 65

to 100.

This year, MGIMS plans to admit 100 and not 65 students. *Insha Allah* and

MCI willing- not necessarily in that order. The Medical Council of India

has provisionally permitted MGIMS to do so- based on its assessment of

faculty strength, and facilities in the labs, library, school and the

hospital. Now MGIMS, waiting for the final approving nod, is hopeful that

the approval letter shall soon appear in the Dean’s mailbox. The PMT 2012

results were announced last weekend and MGIMS may soon revise the list of

chosen ones- 35 students shall be added to the list.

So, the MGIMS campus- hostels, lanes, not-so-green gardens, corridors and

coffee houses shall have more first-year students than MGIMS had ever had.

Does it also mean that the number of empty rows in the 8 am class in the

Anatomy lecture hall- a familiar scenario these days- shall also go down?

Well, that is a 100 rupee question.

SP Kalantri

Department of Medicine

MGIMS

[Guest guest]

Dear Diwakar, Four CGN are getting admuitted every year from very inception of

the instt. Most of them come from NE-states.OPG

To: mgims

From: ddm59gzb@...

Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2012 21:04:07 +0800

Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

Dr KS

CGN = Central Govt. Nominee; I'm amazed U dont know this; Every year 2 CGNs were

coming to MGIMS. (wonder if they r still coming!!??)

Diwakar'76

________________________________

To: mgims

Sent: Wednesday, 20 June 2012 4:16 PM

Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

Dear Ashok,

I remember Rema as an exquisite artist who produced lovely and breath taking

line drawings. I bet you bonded well with him as he too was from the remote

North East of India. A gem of a person. BTW what does CGN mean?

--------------------------------------------------

From: " Dr. Ashok Sinha " <mailto:ashokagt2%40yahoo.com>

Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2012 2:32 PM

To: <mailto:mgims%40yahoogroups.com>

Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

.. I very earnestly looked for the masterpieces engraved by Rema the CGN of

1972. Could not find them. >

>

> Ashok Sinha

[Guest guest]

BTW, that's news for me too, I wasn't aware there was any such category

(CGN) all these years.

You learn as you live :-D

Ravin '82

[Guest guest]

I beg to differ. I think 2 from central govt and 2 from maharashtra state.

Correct me if I am wrong

Regards

Raju shah

78

Sent on my BlackBerry® from Vodafone

Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

.. I very earnestly looked for the masterpieces engraved by Rema the CGN of

1972. Could not find them. >

>

> Ashok Sinha

[Guest guest]

Dear Sir

That is a wonderful news..........hope MGIMS gets more students.........Best of

luck

regards

aasawari91

proud to be a MGIMS' ite

________________________________

To: " mgims " <mgims >

Sent: Wednesday, 20 June 2012 8:00 PM

Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

 

Dear SP,

Its a wonderful and long-awaited news.Now our tribe will increase!

VK Gupta 76

________________________________

To: MGIMS e-group <mgims >

Sent: Wednesday, 20 June 2012 8:22 AM

Subject: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

“Man is small, and, therefore,small is beautiful " , argued EF Schumacher in

his 1973 book.

For years, MGIMS inspired by Schumacher’s philosophy, admitted no more than

65 students each year. Incidentally Schumacher considered Mahatma Gandhi as

the greatest ‘People’s Economist’ and was deeply influenced by Gandhi. But

then, when the entire nation is obsessed with hundred– recall the

collective sighs of dejection that used to envelope the country each time

Sachin would miss this magical number - MGIMS too decided to grow from 65

to 100.

This year, MGIMS plans to admit 100 and not 65 students. *Insha Allah* and

MCI willing- not necessarily in that order. The Medical Council of India

has provisionally permitted MGIMS to do so- based on its assessment of

faculty strength, and facilities in the labs, library, school and the

hospital. Now MGIMS, waiting for the final approving nod, is hopeful that

the approval letter shall soon appear in the Dean’s mailbox. The PMT 2012

results were announced last weekend and MGIMS may soon revise the list of

chosen ones- 35 students shall be added to the list.

So, the MGIMS campus- hostels, lanes, not-so-green gardens, corridors and

coffee houses shall have more first-year students than MGIMS had ever had.

Does it also mean that the number of empty rows in the 8 am class in the

Anatomy lecture hall- a familiar scenario these days- shall also go down?

Well, that is a 100 rupee question.

SP Kalantri

Department of Medicine

MGIMS

[Guest guest]

Our batch-mate Tejinder Singh was from Chandigarh (No med college at that time)

and his selection was finalised also on that account. The CGN were centrally

compiled by the Ministry and then spread all over India in the Govt or Govt

aided colleges. Some were from other countries eg Angola(Batila ),

Nepal(Meera Hada), etc. I don't know as to what were the criteria for the State

nominees.....!!!!! I stand corrected if I have made any mistake.

Sunil Takiar(76)

 

________________________________

To: mgims sewagram <mgims >

Sent: Thursday, 21 June 2012 9:01 AM

Subject: RE: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

Dear Diwakar,  Four CGN are getting admuitted every year from very inception of

the instt. Most of them come from NE-states.OPG

To: mgims

From: ddm59gzb@...

Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2012 21:04:07 +0800

Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

 

   

     

     

      Dr KS

CGN = Central Govt. Nominee; I'm amazed U dont know this; Every year 2 CGNs were

coming to MGIMS. (wonder if they r still coming!!??)

Diwakar'76

________________________________

To: mgims

Sent: Wednesday, 20 June 2012 4:16 PM

Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

 

 

Dear Ashok,

I remember Rema as an exquisite artist who produced lovely and breath taking

line drawings. I bet you bonded well with him as he too was from the remote

North East of India. A gem of a person. BTW what does CGN mean?

--------------------------------------------------

From: " Dr. Ashok Sinha " <mailto:ashokagt2%40yahoo.com>

Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2012 2:32 PM

To: <mailto:mgims%40yahoogroups.com>

Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

.. I very earnestly looked for the masterpieces engraved by Rema the CGN of

1972. Could not find them. >

>

> Ashok Sinha

[Guest guest]

Our batch had 2 CGNs and 2 State nominees and 1 KHS nominee.

Kishore Shah 1974

--------------------------------------------------

Sent: Friday, June 22, 2012 12:54 AM

To: <mgims >

Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

> Our batch-mate Tejinder Singh was from Chandigarh (No med college at that

> time) and his selection was finalised also on that account. The CGN were

> centrally compiled by the Ministry and then spread all over India in the

> Govt or Govt aided colleges. Some were from other countries eg

> Angola(Batila ), Nepal(Meera Hada), etc. I don't know as to what were

> the criteria for the State nominees.....!!!!! I stand corrected if I have

> made any mistake.

> Sunil Takiar(76)

>

>

>

> ________________________________

>

> To: mgims sewagram <mgims >

> Sent: Thursday, 21 June 2012 9:01 AM

> Subject: RE: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

>

>

> Dear Diwakar, Four CGN are getting admuitted every year from very

> inception of the instt. Most of them come from NE-states.OPG

>

> To: mgims

> From: ddm59gzb@...

> Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2012 21:04:07 +0800

> Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Dr KS

>

> CGN = Central Govt. Nominee; I'm amazed U dont know this; Every year 2

> CGNs were coming to MGIMS. (wonder if they r still coming!!??)

>

> Diwakar'76

>

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

>

>

>

> To: mgims

>

> Sent: Wednesday, 20 June 2012 4:16 PM

>

> Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Dear Ashok,

>

>

>

> I remember Rema as an exquisite artist who produced lovely and breath

> taking

>

> line drawings. I bet you bonded well with him as he too was from the

> remote

>

> North East of India. A gem of a person. BTW what does CGN mean?

>

>

>

> --------------------------------------------------

>

> From: " Dr. Ashok Sinha " <mailto:ashokagt2%40yahoo.com>

>

> Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2012 2:32 PM

>

> To: <mailto:mgims%40yahoogroups.com>

>

> Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

>

>

>

> . I very earnestly looked for the masterpieces engraved by Rema the CGN of

>

> 1972. Could not find them. >

>

>>

>

>> Ashok Sinha

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

you are correct about state. Two seats for state of Maharashtra and four for

central GovtOPG

> To: mgims

> From: drrajushah@...

> Date: Thu, 21 Jun 2012 05:38:01 +0000

> Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

>

> I beg to differ. I think 2 from central govt and 2 from maharashtra state.

> Correct me if I am wrong

>

> Regards

>

> Raju shah

> 78

> Sent on my BlackBerry® from Vodafone

>

> Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

>

>

>

> . I very earnestly looked for the masterpieces engraved by Rema the CGN of

>

> 1972. Could not find them. >

>

> >

>

> > Ashok Sinha

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

That's correct Kishore. Besides KHS one nominee used to be from Wardha Zilla

Parishad which was subsequently stopped and converted to two KHS nominees.OPG

To: mgims

From: kshahsky@...

Date: Fri, 22 Jun 2012 08:42:36 +0530

Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

Our batch had 2 CGNs and 2 State nominees and 1 KHS nominee.

Kishore Shah 1974

--------------------------------------------------

Sent: Friday, June 22, 2012 12:54 AM

To: <mgims >

Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

> Our batch-mate Tejinder Singh was from Chandigarh (No med college at that

> time) and his selection was finalised also on that account. The CGN were

> centrally compiled by the Ministry and then spread all over India in the

> Govt or Govt aided colleges. Some were from other countries eg

> Angola(Batila ), Nepal(Meera Hada), etc. I don't know as to what were

> the criteria for the State nominees.....!!!!! I stand corrected if I have

> made any mistake.

> Sunil Takiar(76)

>

>

>

> ________________________________

>

> To: mgims sewagram <mgims >

> Sent: Thursday, 21 June 2012 9:01 AM

> Subject: RE: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

>

>

> Dear Diwakar, Four CGN are getting admuitted every year from very

> inception of the instt. Most of them come from NE-states.OPG

>

> To: mgims

> From: ddm59gzb@...

> Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2012 21:04:07 +0800

> Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Dr KS

>

> CGN = Central Govt. Nominee; I'm amazed U dont know this; Every year 2

> CGNs were coming to MGIMS. (wonder if they r still coming!!??)

>

> Diwakar'76

>

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

>

>

>

> To: mgims

>

> Sent: Wednesday, 20 June 2012 4:16 PM

>

> Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Dear Ashok,

>

>

>

> I remember Rema as an exquisite artist who produced lovely and breath

> taking

>

> line drawings. I bet you bonded well with him as he too was from the

> remote

>

> North East of India. A gem of a person. BTW what does CGN mean?

>

>

>

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> From: " Dr. Ashok Sinha " <mailto:ashokagt2%40yahoo.com>

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> Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2012 2:32 PM

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> Subject: Re: Small is beautiful; but bigger is better

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>> Ashok Sinha

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[Guest guest]

Hi Raju u r right atleast during our time it was 2 State and 2 Central for Sure

! Vinchi

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