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Heritage Tourism - The LayMan's Perspective

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 Heritage Tourism - The LayMan's Perspective Heritage & Tourism – The Lay-Man’s perspective   Keywords – Heritage, Tourism, perspective, vision/eye/grasp of the commoner, literately illiterate, ecological & economic friendly, interpretation, presentation of the Heritage.   Introduction & Preamble The festive season almost at its peak, like the Ganesh festival is almost over and Dusshera (Durga Pooja) is almost at the threshold of the beginning. The comeback of the josh, jallosh, scale & the enthusiasm of Ganesh Festival seemed to know no limits. Everyone wants to venture out, explore things, tangible, intangible, etc., with all these, there are new protocols, procedures, restrictions, new pattern of behavior, it was inevitable, after the long pandemic affect. People wanted and were waiting to come out from the virtual world (online) to the material/physical (offline) world.                    ...

Communication Decoded- III

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  Writing, Expressing & Self-presentation “Communication – the human connection – is the key to personal and career success.” -Paul J. Meyer Writing is a life skill , not only an essential job-related skill; because it is often the basis upon which others judge your learning, your values, your ideas and your contribution to society. Regardless of your career or occupation, everyone has to write to communicate with others, whether it is a friendly email, a formal business memo, a report, a job application, a press release or a message of condolence. Writing is personal. It represents us when we are absent in space and in time.  Writing expresses who we are, even after our life time.  It makes our knowledge, our personal aspirations and our work for the future visible to others. Writing is the means to explain our ideas to ourselves and to others while preserving our personal experiences and our memories. Writing enables you to reach a much larger audience, in man...

Communication Decoded- II

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  To Be Heard, Recognized and Understood “ No one can whistle a symphony. It takes a whole orchestra to play it.” -H.E. Luccock Good Communication skills for a Workplace setting

Communication Decoded- I

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Introduction to Basics of Communication  “The art of communication is the language of leadership” -James Humes What is communication?