“A small group of determined and like-minded people can change
the course of history.”- Swami Vivekananda
The official visit begins from tomorrow - 5 June; also a day
supporting another positive event (World Environment Day). Mark your calendar
for this journey of impactful events set to bring a change globally!
The day started with an early morning which was dynamic with
yoga, walk, meditation, breakfast and some usual morning errands.
We
drove down to the wellness and health gathering organized by Dr. Neela Gandhi,
President of United India Association of Boston, New England. I enjoyed what
she said - "Everybody in USA generally singles out Diwali and New Year as
the best occasions, but since I thought of accomplishing something else for
overall well being, so I organized this occasion where free body checkup, BP,
diabetes checkup services are given."
It
was an effective gathering with large support from all corners. Patrons and
stalls brimming with well being data, in spite of it being a Sunday with an
India vs. Pakistan cricket match!
After
introductions by specialists on Ayurveda, diabetes and obesity, I showed
and explained to the Indian diaspora the practical implementation and idea of a
smart town/village in India. Reaction and inquiries were quite
empowering.
Mr. Narendra Sharma approached and embraced his smart village, Shiv Sarayan
located in the district of Kushinagar, Uttar Pradesh. Kushinagar is
one of the four famous pilgrimage sites revolving around the life of Gautam
Buddha. My core aim of this Indian diaspora event was at that point, partly
achieved. We will begin with a diagnostic study of Mr. Narendra's village in
UP.
Met
two fascinating instructors and enterprise advancement personnel from Boston. We
spoke about a couple of energy-related advancements for which I will
connect them with relevant contacts in India.
In
the morning, my son Nisarg did all the driving, I did a Facebook live broadcast
about my days plan and incidentally my wife's cousin, Dr. Kalpan Desai who
lives in Boston with his wife, Dr. Chetna Desai and their son, Takshak
Desai happened to view it.
Dr.
Kalpan immediately called me and we decided to get together at his home for a
hot cuppa masala chai and had a good time. We met Dr. Kalpan’s capable and
qualified single son, Takshak as well. This is an obvious benefit of online
networking, where world borders do not matter.
In the process, we learnt about a significant part of the historical backdrop
of Boston from the talented guide - Harry. On board the duck tour, we had
diverse visitors from New Zealand, Iceland, Texas, Chicago and Canada.
Overall, it was fun spending time with them while enjoying the beauty of
nature.
We
wrapped up the day, at a cool and hip nourishment joint enjoying
Californian pizza with vegetarian soups, spinach artichoke plunge with nacho
chips accompanied by vegetarian drinks.
Jai ho!
“A small group of determined and like-minded people can change
the course of history.”- Swami Vivekananda
The official visit begins from tomorrow - 5 June; also a day
supporting another positive event (World Environment Day). Mark your calendar
for this journey of impactful events set to bring a change globally!
The day started with an early morning which was dynamic with yoga, walk, meditation, breakfast and some usual morning errands.
The day started with an early morning which was dynamic with yoga, walk, meditation, breakfast and some usual morning errands.
We
drove down to the wellness and health gathering organized by Dr. Neela Gandhi,
President of United India Association of Boston, New England. I enjoyed what
she said - "Everybody in USA generally singles out Diwali and New Year as
the best occasions, but since I thought of accomplishing something else for
overall well being, so I organized this occasion where free body checkup, BP,
diabetes checkup services are given."
It
was an effective gathering with large support from all corners. Patrons and
stalls brimming with well being data, in spite of it being a Sunday with an
India vs. Pakistan cricket match!
After
introductions by specialists on Ayurveda, diabetes and obesity, I showed
and explained to the Indian diaspora the practical implementation and idea of a
smart town/village in India. Reaction and inquiries were quite
empowering.
Mr. Narendra Sharma approached and embraced his smart village, Shiv Sarayan located in the district of Kushinagar, Uttar Pradesh. Kushinagar is one of the four famous pilgrimage sites revolving around the life of Gautam Buddha. My core aim of this Indian diaspora event was at that point, partly achieved. We will begin with a diagnostic study of Mr. Narendra's village in UP.
Met two fascinating instructors and enterprise advancement personnel from Boston. We spoke about a couple of energy-related advancements for which I will connect them with relevant contacts in India.
Mr. Narendra Sharma approached and embraced his smart village, Shiv Sarayan located in the district of Kushinagar, Uttar Pradesh. Kushinagar is one of the four famous pilgrimage sites revolving around the life of Gautam Buddha. My core aim of this Indian diaspora event was at that point, partly achieved. We will begin with a diagnostic study of Mr. Narendra's village in UP.
Met two fascinating instructors and enterprise advancement personnel from Boston. We spoke about a couple of energy-related advancements for which I will connect them with relevant contacts in India.
In
the morning, my son Nisarg did all the driving, I did a Facebook live broadcast
about my days plan and incidentally my wife's cousin, Dr. Kalpan Desai who
lives in Boston with his wife, Dr. Chetna Desai and their son, Takshak
Desai happened to view it.
Dr. Kalpan immediately called me and we decided to get together at his home for a hot cuppa masala chai and had a good time. We met Dr. Kalpan’s capable and qualified single son, Takshak as well. This is an obvious benefit of online networking, where world borders do not matter.
Dr. Kalpan immediately called me and we decided to get together at his home for a hot cuppa masala chai and had a good time. We met Dr. Kalpan’s capable and qualified single son, Takshak as well. This is an obvious benefit of online networking, where world borders do not matter.
At
that point, we moved on to the much-admired Duck amphibian voyage through the
city of Boston. Boston Duck Tours is an incredible approach to begin off your
visit to this beautiful city. They begin by presenting all onboard visitors
with a high-quality map of the city, actually show numerous one of a kind neighborhoods
and cruise along the Charles river for stunning perspectives of Boston and
Cambridge horizons.
In the process, we learnt about a significant part of the historical backdrop of Boston from the talented guide - Harry. On board the duck tour, we had diverse visitors from New Zealand, Iceland, Texas, Chicago and Canada.
Overall, it was fun spending time with them while enjoying the beauty of nature.
We
wrapped up the day, at a cool and hip nourishment joint enjoying
Californian pizza with vegetarian soups, spinach artichoke plunge with nacho
chips accompanied by vegetarian drinks.
After an enjoyable and productive day, we drove back to get some rest. Looking forward to the tightly packed meetings of day 1 of Mentor on Road USA tomorrow in Boston.
Jai ho!
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