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CEO must know that nobody is perfect and must know the essential qualities of  immediate subordinates 

Guidlines for Chief Executive Officers (CEO) series – 79
(Guiding Lessons for CEOs based on Shukra Niti)
(Refreshing notes for Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) based on Shukra Niti)   

By: Bhishma Kukreti (Sales and Marketing Consultant

पुरुषे पुरुषे भिन्नं दृष्यते  बुद्धिवैभवम्   I
आप्त  वाक्यैरनुभ    वैरागमैरनुमानत:    II5
प्रत्यक्षेण च सादृश्यै: साहसैश्च   छलैर्ब्लै:   I
वैचित्र्यं व्यवहाराणामौन्नत्यं  गुरुलाघवै: II6
नहि तत्सकलं ज्ञातुं  नरनैकेन  शक्यते I
अत: सहायान्वरयेद्राजा   राज्यविवृद्धये II 7
कुशलगुणशील    वृद्धान्छूरान्  भक्तान्प्रियंवदान् I
हितोपदेशकान्  क्लेशसहानन्  धर्मरतान्  सदा   II 8
कुमार्गगं  नृपमपि  बुद्ध्योद्धर्त्तु    क्षमांछुचीन    I
      निर्मत्सरान्कामक्रोधलोभहीनान्निराल्सान्     II9
(Shukra Niti Second ChapterYuvrajadi Lakshan 5. 6, 7, 8, 9)
Translation:-
 Every person has different intellect that is no body is perfect in power of speaking, performing codes, guessing, understanding of facts, courage, deception, strength, greatness or lowliness, or tin other words,  everybody is different and nobody is perfect. That is the reason, it is essential for the King that he employs for betterment of the state the persons  of good families, having characters, are of virtuous nature, brave, devoted to the state , sweet spoken, guides positive path, tolerant, righteous, those can bring king at correct path (good advisor ), and those are away from selfishness, greed, anger , lust,  envy and laziness.
(Shukra Niti Yuvrajadi Lakshan. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
    CEO must understand that nobody is perfect in this world- The CEO must make note for ever that nobody is perfect in this world and a person cannot have all characters (qualities).
Therefore, the CO must appoint his immediate subordinate those are having following main qualities-
Having strong character
Brave nature or courageous nature
Devotee to the CEO or organization
Sweet spoken
Positive thinker and guides positively
Tolerant or patient
Goes on right path
Courageous in telling the right suggestion to the CEO
Diplomat and statesmanship
 The immediate subordinates of the CEO should be away from following bad habits /characters/qualities-
 Lust
Anger
Greed
Envious in nature
Laziness
Affection or obsessed nature
References-    
1-Shukra Niti, Manoj Pocket Books Delhi, page 66, 67
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Bravery of Gabbar Singh Negi History ofTehri King Narendra Shah -4 History ofTehri Kingdom (Tehri and Uttarkashi Garhwal) from 1815 –1948- 196     History of Uttarakhand (Garhwal, Kumaon andHaridwar) – 1443         By:   Bhishma Kukreti (History Student)   GabbarSingh was the  second Garhwali army man that got the highest British Army Award 'VictoriaCross’ medal. Gabbar Singh was born in Sanjur village of Bamund Patti of TehriGarhwal in April 1895.  (1). A normal farmerBadri Singh Negi was his father. Gabbar Singh Negi worked for the State Garden at PratapNagar from 1911- 1913.  Gabbar Singh Negijoined Garhwali Rifle Battalion Second (Lansdowne) in October 1913.  Gabbar Singh as a soldier was sent toNewpeshala, a French border of German.  Bythat time British Government awarded Victoria Cross to Nayak Darban Singh Negi.The Garhwali battalion was in great enthusiasm. (1).   The toe Garhwali Battalions were there atwar fields at Newpenshal (German Border). Gabbar Singh was with GarhwaliBattalion Second.     Sir Ralf Deeds offers followingdescriptions of the war at Newpenshal war file- There was heavy bombing /gun firingfrom German side.  Garhwali Battalionfirst and Garhwal Battalion were with White Battalion  and Gorkha Battalion.Right hand – Garhwal Rifle First Battalion Right hand at centre – White Amy Left Hand at Centre – Gorkha battalion Left hand side – Garhwal Rifle Battalion  It is clear that Garhwal Battalions at the receiving end were in more dangerous position. The main jobs of boththe Garhwal Battalions were to protect other lines of Battalions and offerchances to both the battalions to march ahead. Garhwali soldiers were beinginjured or dying from heavy bombing from German Side . Those who were alive didnot worry about their lives and were marching ahead. Gabbar Singh was alsoinjured and did not worry and he took leadership from a platoon whose leader wasmartyred in German firing. The Platoon led by injured Gabbar Singh captured andkilled hundreds of German soldiers. Gababr Singh and his platoon ought withbravery and strategy. Unfortunately, German gun fire killed Gabbar Singh.British Government awarded Gabbar Singh with the  highest army award ofVictoria Cross  after martyrdom.    References-1-Dabral S., Tehri Garhwal Rajya ka Itihas Bhag 2 (new edition), Veer GathaPress, Dogadda, (1999) page 4-5  2- Sir Ralf Deeds, Historical Records of Garhwal Rifles VOl.2, page XXI Copyright@Bhishma Kukreti 

Marriage of Narendra Shah
History of Tehri King Narendra Shah -7
History of Tehri Kingdom (Tehri and Uttarkashi Garhwal) from 1815 –1948- 199   
  History of Uttarakhand (Garhwal, Kumaon and Haridwar) – 1446       
  By:   Bhishma Kukreti (History Student)
 Narendra Shah was studying in Mayo College Ajmer when he married .  At the age of 18, he was married. Sanrakshan Samiti decided that Narendra Shah should be married. Narendra Shah was married to Kamlendumati and Indumati (both the princesses of Vijay en the king of Kyunthal, Himachal) on 2nd February 1916 (1).

References-
1-Dabral S., Tehri Garhwal Rajya ka Itihas Bhag 2 (new edition), Veer Gatha Press, Dogadda, (1999) page 7   
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 Appointment of Jodh Singh Negi as Land Settlement in Charge
History of Tehri King Narendra Shah -9
History of Tehri Kingdom (Tehri and Uttarkashi Garhwal) from 1815 –1948- 201 
  History of Uttarakhand (Garhwal, Kumaon and Haridwar) – 1448
By: Bhishma Kukreti (History Student)
   Sanrakshan Samiti Tihri Kingdom requested the United Province (UP) Government for deputing Jodh Singh Negi for executing land Settlement jobs in Tehri Garhwal.  U.P. Government agreed and deputed Jodh Singh Negi as Land Settlement In Charge in Tehri Garhwal. (1)
   Past Experience of land settlement by Jodh Singh Negi in British Garhwal –
  Jodh Singh Negi had a long experience of land settlement in British Garhwal. In 1880’s settlement, Jodh Singh Negi was assistant of Deputy Collector Dharma Nand Joshi. In 1886’s Kumaon land settlement, Jodh Singh was assistant to chief Land Settlement In Charge.  Later on, British Government promoted Jodh Singh Negi as Supervisor of Amins. When the Kumaon land settlement was completed in 1902, the Government promoted Jodh Singh as Tehsildar of Tarai Bhabhar region.  That means, Jodh Singh had long experience of Land Settlement (2 and 1) .
                   Sada Nand Kukreti as assisting In Charge of Land Settlement
   When Jodh Singh Negi reached to Capital Tehri in 1917, Sanrakshan Samiti appointed him In charge of Land Settlement and Revenue member. Sanrakshan Samiti gave free hand to Jodh Singh for appointing competent assistants.  Sada Nand Kukreti had a good reputable name in Pauri Garhwal as editor of Vishal Kirti in Pauri city. He was honest and a man of strong character.  Sada Nand Kukreti used to support the common men and used to criticise administration.  Local administration never liked the writing of Sada Nand  Kukreti and his courageous behaviour.  Jodh Singh Negi appointed Sada Nand Kukreti as his chief deputy for land settlement. Sada Nand Kukreti worked in Tehri as Deputy of Land settlement in charge for four years. .  Sada Nand Kukreti used to fret from the word ‘Rishvat’ or bribe’. The Land Settlement staff were always fearful about ‘the fret for bribe ‘by Sada Nand Kukreti. Even then, the land settlement staff used to take bribe. Sada Nand Kukreti never took bribes in his life. Later on Sada Nand Kukreti founded Silogi School (2)
   Amar Singh Rawat and Ram Prasad Dobhal –
  Jodh Singh Negi appointed another deputy for him. His name was Amar Singh Rawat. Amar Singh Rawat had a  hobby inventing something rom common products. Jodh Singh Negi appointed ram Prasad Dobhal as in charge of recording/documenting the matters of land settlement.
  Jodh Singh worked as a settlement  in charge up to 23rd march 1920. Jodh Singh Negi worked very hard and with competency. There were disputed among the members of Sanrakshan Samiti.  In 1919, When Narendra Shah took the real charge for administration, the members complained about Jodh Singh. There was  fierce dispute between Jodh Singh Negi and Diwan Bhavani Datt Uniyal that Jodh Singh had to leave Tehri.  Hari Krishna Raturi took ove the position of Land Settlement in charge in place of Jodh Singh Negi. Later on , Mahan and Raturi took over the charge from  Hari Krishna Raturi . Ram Prasad Dobhal had been officer for recording and documentation of the land settlement department  .
References-
1-Dabral S., Tehri Garhwal Rajya ka Itihas Bhag 2 (new edition), Veer Gatha Press, Dogadda, (1999) page 9
2- Bhakta Darshan , Garhwal Ki Divangat Vibhutiyan page 387
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Kashyap Samhita and Plant Science: An Introduction
Plant Science in Ayurveda Samhitas – 15
BOTANY History of Indian Subcontinent –112   
Information Compiler: Bhishma Kukreti
 
Nepal Rajguru Hemeraj Sharma first published the Kashyap Samhita. That Samhita was partially published but now complete Samhita is available (1). Yadva ji Vikram Ji Acharya edited the classic Samhita (1). Kashyap Samhita /Bridhajeewaktantra has relation with KaumarBhritya Tantra (Child disease cure or Paediatric Science)
According to Dr Ajay Kumar (2) the scholars created Kashyap Samhita in 600 BCE. While Satyapal Bhishgacharya concludes that Kashyap Samhita written on Tada Patra (Palm leaves) seems to be   700 -800years back (3).  Ayurveda Historian Vidyalankar wrote about Kashyap Samhita or Bridhajeewak Tantra   in Nagvansha Chapter 176-340 A.D (1). 
  Kashyap Samhita is the custom of Charaka Samhita. Marich Kashyap is the narrator or preacher of Kashyap Samhita. There is three times mention of Marich Kashyap in Charaka Samhita (1) . There was a downfall in the interest among scholars for Kashyap Samhita and then Jeewak the son of Richik summerized or abridged for scholars  . The five year old child Jeewak presented the short version of Kashyap Samhita (reworked by Jeewak) before scholars in a medical conference in Kankhal /Haridwar at Ganga bank in Uttarakhand. The scholars did not accept the short version as they did not believe a child could shorten the huge volume of Kashyap Samhita. Scholars just refused to hear Child Jeewak. Jeewak dipped into Ganga  and came out as an aged Jeewak or Bridha Jeewak. Scholars named him Bridha Jeewak and accepted the shortened version of Kashyap Samhita (2). In later stages, Vatsya the heir of Jeewak promoted by editing further copies or bringing new editions for Kahsyap Samhita and there is the name of Kankhal in the late stage edition too (1). Vidyalankar analysed and concluded that Vatsya should be around Kalidas period that is 4th century AD.
   - Medical conference in Kashyap Samhita (edited by Vatsya) the indicator of medical tourism -
  Dr. Ajay Kumar offers the story of Jeewak and his becoming Bridha Jeewak (2) that there was a medical scholar conference in Kankhal (Today’s Haridwar, Uttarakhand) where medical scholars attended and Jeewak presented the short edition of Kashyap Samhita. It clearly shows that around 4th century AD, there was a custom of medical scholars attending medical conferences. The holdings   of medical conferences clearly indicate the sign of the development of tourism and medical tourism.
References
1-Vidyalankar Atrideva,   Ayurveda ka Vrihat Itihas, Hindi Sahitya Samiti, Banaras pages -960, page 204-205
2- Kumar Dr. Ajay, Dr. Ttina Singhal, Kashyap Samhita: Kewal Mool Shloka , published by Dr. Ajay Kumar , 2001 , page 1 of Grantha Parichay
3-Rai Deepshikha, Kashyap Samhita, Kashyap Samhita: A review of History and its contribution to Kumarbhritya, International Journal of Ayurveda and Herbal medicines 4.5 (2014) 1569-1578
 
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