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Sector 17

By Bhupinder Singh,Media Coordinator,GJIMT
Irresistible sector 17, That is how I describe it. I am addicted to a walk on its pavements for the last thirty plus years.
As a student, I remember the bus that would pass in front of Neelam Theatre and we would alight to see the movies. Later the road was converted into a plaza.
Why I love seventeen ! One—modernity — a cross-section of glamorous people moving from one shop to another. It is really a cosmopolitan joint.
Second—The long stroll !
One gets all the friends at around 7.00 p.m. in the evening. One of them is a landlord Arun, Another owns a big eating joint but loves to have coffee, three are university professors and four are college lecturers among strollers.
Luckily ten of my students own shops. So it is delight to have long walks with my friends Gobind, Kuku, Prem, Jasvinder, Manik and Ashok. In a gregarious group one, indulges in badinage covering all the topics from DVD’s of western movies to the self help book.
Third reason for my stroll in Sector 17 is quality of eatables. First of all the ubiquitous Coffee Houses. I remember the day when first coffee house started in Sector 22. 25 p for a cup of tea—now it is Rs. 8/- but who doesn’t love aroma of coffee. As poet Pope applauds coffee in his famous poem.
So all my group invariably takes coffee—I prefer tray coffee - separate concoction, milk and sugarfree pills. My average is 3 cups a day. Sometimes I, after discussing TS Eliot in my MA classes—who in one of his poem said : ‘I have measured my life with coffee spoons’ — I go from college to Sector 17 only for a cup of coffee.
And at 12.30 p.m. all my colleagues who have retired from college job collect together. First for a long walk and then for dosas and idlis.
Fourth reason for my stroll in Sector 17 is books shops. Right on the pavement one finds books on Vikram Seth, Rushdie, Dale Carniege, Agatha Christie and Omar Khayyam. The four famous books shops of Seventeen have the latest fare. I spend about one hour moving from one book shop to another. One find magazines on Internet which is also one of my hobbies. The fifth reason for my visit to the Coffee House is Saturday evenings where some or other music programme is held, I love the Punjabi folk music shows.
Sector 17 is a great leveller where rich and poor, fashionable and simple, scholar and the ignorant all jostle together.
It is really Chandigarh’s heart-throb——my beloved Sector 17.
Sector 17

By Bhupinder SinghMedia Coordinator,GJIMT
Irresistible sector 17, That is how I describe it. I am addicted to a walk on its pavements for the last thirty plus years.
As a student, I remember the bus that would pass in front of Neelam Theatre and we would alight to see the movies. Later the road was converted into a plaza.
Why I love seventeen ! One—modernity — a cross-section of glamorous people moving from one shop to another. It is really a cosmopolitan joint.
Second—The long stroll !
One gets all the friends at around 7.00 p.m. in the evening. One of them is a landlord Arun, Another owns a big eating joint but loves to have coffee, three are university professors and four are college lecturers among strollers.
Luckily ten of my students own shops. So it is delight to have long walks with my friends Gobind, Kuku, Prem, Jasvinder, Manik and Ashok. In a gregarious group one, indulges in badinage covering all the topics from DVD’s of western movies to the self help book.
Third reason for my stroll in Sector 17 is quality of eatables. First of all the ubiquitous Coffee Houses. I remember the day when first coffee house started in Sector 22. 25 p for a cup of tea—now it is Rs. 8/- but who doesn’t love aroma of coffee. As poet Pope applauds coffee in his famous poem.
So all my group invariably takes coffee—I prefer tray coffee - separate concoction, milk and sugarfree pills. My average is 3 cups a day. Sometimes I, after discussing TS Eliot in my MA classes—who in one of his poem said : ‘I have measured my life with coffee spoons’ — I go from college to Sector 17 only for a cup of coffee.
And at 12.30 p.m. all my colleagues who have retired from college job collect together. First for a long walk and then for dosas and idlis.
Fourth reason for my stroll in Sector 17 is books shops. Right on the pavement one finds books on Vikram Seth, Rushdie, Dale Carniege, Agatha Christie and Omar Khayyam. The four famous books shops of Seventeen have the latest fare. I spend about one hour moving from one book shop to another. One find magazines on Internet which is also one of my hobbies. The fifth reason for my visit to the Coffee House is Saturday evenings where some or other music programme is held, I love the Punjabi folk music shows.
Sector 17 is a great leveller where rich and poor, fashionable and simple, scholar and the ignorant all jostle together.
It is really Chandigarh’s heart-throb——my beloved Sector 17.

B.A.PART-II

1. Annoy (noun), fail (noun), sympathy(verb), marvellous (verb), woman(adjective), influence (adjective), evident(adverb), consequent (adverb).

2. Hen Pecked husband, An Iron hand, To pull a long face, to grease the palm, Manifestation, Commence, to knock down, to enlarge upon.

3.1. Ludhiana is one of the most industrialized cities in India.(Change into Comparative).
2. Those who live in glass house must not throw stones at others. (Change Voice).
3. Every wants to go heaven.(Make Interrogative)
4. He is too timid to be soldier(Remove too)
5. A soldier and afraid of death! (Change into assertive)
6. “Will you forgive me for my rudeness”? said the student to the teacher. (Change narration).
7. It was a very problem to solve (Change into exclamatory)
8. We eat that we may live (Make a simple sentence)
9. He did not forget me (Make positive)
10. I could not but laugh. (Use ‘help)

1. wealth (adjective) ridicule (adjective), hesitate (adverb), decision)adverb), fragrant (noun), obey (noun) definition (verb), critical (verb).
2. To break the ice; Cat and dog life: To draw a blank : To give way; to knock down: A narrow escape ; to pull a long face ; To stab in the back.

3.1. Why cry over spilt milk? (Change into assertive).
2. His services are too valuable to be dispenses with (Remove too).
3. The doctor felt the Pulse of the patient. (Change voice).
4. Krishna said to me, “Let us celebrate our success.”(Change narrations)
5. Romi is the most intelligent boy in our class. (Change into positive).
6. Nobody wants to die by inches.(Change into interrogative).
7. How cowardly he was in War ! (Change into assertive).
8. It was done in my absence. (Make complex).
9. Ranjit is a very fine young man.(Change into exclamatory).
10. Had you not helped me, I….. (Complete the sentence).

1. Wealth (Adjective), illustrate (Adjective), powerful (Adverb), dreadful (Adverb), assure (Noun) fragrant (Noun), tolerance (verb) elective (Verb).

2. A cock and bull story; Tall talk: An axe to grind; To take law into one’s own hands: Sword of Damocles: Rand and file; Once in a blue moon;.

3.1. As soon as the rain stops….(Complete the sentence).

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2. While in Rome, do as the Romans do. (Change into complex)
3. We shall not forget your good deeds. (Change voice)
4. The young girl said, “what happiness”!(Change narration).
5. Fe students are as honest as Vivek. (Change into comparative)
6. He is too gentle to misbehave(Remove Too).
7. Tell the facts. You are in for trouble (Changing into compound).
8. Who does not want money? (Change into assertive).
9. Everybody wants to be happy.(Change to interrogative).
10. It was a grand victory. (Change into exclamatory).

1. Definition (verb), fail (noun) beauty (adjective) conclusion (verb) danger (adverb) crate (adjective) assure (noun) confident (adverb).

2. (a) an open secret (b) out of pocket (stick to one’s guns (d) the apple of one’s eye (e) white elephant )(f) to bring to light (g) ups and downs (h) a hard nut to crack.

3.1. Who does not love the fragrance of flowers?(Change into assertive)
2. Who can defeat the Indian army) (Change the voices).
3. The President said to the people, “Let us join hands to root out corruption.” (Change the narration).
4. Spring is the most beautiful season of the year.(Change into comparative degree).
5. Nobody recognized his services. (Change into interrogative).
6. Sanjay is too smart to be believed. (Remove too).\
7. As soon as the President finished his speech, the people began to leave the hall.(Use No sooner-did).
8. His father died. His family was ruined. (Join the two sentences).
9. It was a lovely scene. (Change into exclamatory).
10. I wish I ….. (Complete the sentences.

1. Definition (verb), fail (noun), beauty (adjective), sympathy (verb) flatter (noun), marvel(adjective), consequent (adverb), obedient (adverb).

2. (a) the apple of one’s eye (b) lame excuse (c) break out (d) white elephant (e) ups and downs (f) bag and baggage (g) at arm’s length (h) off an on.

3.1. He is too tried to walk (Remove too)
2. Every one wants to be happy (Change into interrogative)
3. He did not dislike me (Change into positive)
4. What a lame excue ! (Change into assertive)
5. The thief was arrested. (Change the voice)
6. You should accept his proposal (Change into negative).
7. The father said to his daughter , “Did you prepare the lunch?” (Change the narration)
8. Ritu is the best dancer in the college. (Change into comparative degree).

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9. He worked so that …… (Complete the sentence)
10. Dot it at the first opportunity. (Change into compound sentence)

1. a) to add fuel to fire b) build castles in the air (c) Make up one’s mind (d) give away (e) let the cat out of bag (f) play with fire (g) look around (h) in the air

2. Tempt (noun) star (adjective) beauty (verb) near (adverb) act (noun) efficient (adverb) memory (adjective) advice (verb).

3.1. She gave me the key of the house (Chang the voice).
2. She said to her, “You must look after your parent”. (Change the narration).
3. Ha anyone ever known the ways of God? (Change into assertive).
4. He will come tomorrow). (Change into a question).
5. You are too late to be considered for admission.(Remove too).
6. This the most informative book on science.(Change the degree of comparison).
7. As soon as the bell rang, the children ran out (Use non sooner than).
8. He came home. He came late (Join the two sentences).
9. I am very happy today. (Make exclamatory sentences).
10. Who knows.(Complete the sentence)

1. differ (adjective), hate (adjective), greedy (adverb), noble (adverb) mix (noun), bathe (noun), satisfaction (verb), memory (verb).

2. look upto, manifestation, neck and neck, over the moon, play with fire, out of the question, root and branch, scapegoat.

3.1. They understand will his point of view. (Change the voice).
2. He left no plan untried (Change into affirmative).
3. He is too proud to beg. (Remove Too).
4. It is a glorious view.(Change into exclamatory).
5. Winter is the coldest season of the year (Change the degree of comparison)
6. He said, “You must meet him tomorrow”(Change the narration)
7. This knife is sharp (Transform into a negative sentence)
8. She asked me the reason of my coming. (Change into complex)
9. We should not bother about such things (Change into interrogative).
10. I shall go to Bangalore and bring a saree for you. (Rewrite as: If I go to…..)

Preface to ASGAH BHATKAN (limitless QuestS.Harbans Singh,M.A.,P.E.S.(I) Former Registrar,Panjabi University Patiala.
“Give up hope of destination—-
Go on, go on the way without rancour,
Rejoice, dear friend,
That distances are expanding ever;
Receding is hope
Of reaching the goal”

These are some of the most beautiful lines in Bhagwant Singh’s latest collection entitled ASGAH BHATKAN (limitless Quest): lines which are sensitive, eloquent and meaningful . They represent the central theme of his poetry – the distance between desire and realization, between hope and despair, between love and hate. Here is recaptured the true rhythm and conceit of poetry as well as serenity of a philosophic vision .A consciousness of the uncertainty of fulfillment and fragility of human happiness has characterized Bhagwant Singh’s verse from the very beginning . He thus cut out the period of apprenticeship in romantic sentimentalism through which practically all of our Punjabi poets have passed. This is the reason why his poetry looks maturer than his years.

ASGAH BHATKAN , which is Bhagwant Singh’s third collection, marks a significant stage in his own growth to adulthood. He has here achieved greater poise and certitude and a surer control over his medium. Despite the turbulence of the poet’s spirit, this latest verse is remarkable for its restraint of expression and smoothness of rhythm. The sobriety of tone he has attained should be a prelude to still greater achievement.

Bhagwant Singh belongs to none of the schools which dominate Punjabi poetry today. He maintains a genuinely personal and individual tone of voice. Its principal notes are a deeply felt anguish of the soul and an undercurrent of faith and optimism . He does not
let himself be completely, overwhelmed by his sense of suffering and seeks redemption for it in articulation , in song, in creative act. This mystique of the poetic articulation is what separates him from such of his contemporaries as seek refuge in the social act or the absurd. He does not write as if to convey or communicate , but to share an experience . This gives to his work a tonal quality of emotive stress and inner conflict. His expression , though straight forward and matter- of – fact, acquires a sharpness verging occasionally on the satirical . Essentially a poet of cynical sensibility, Bhagwant Singh is refereshingly exempt from cant and frothiness.
Bhagwant Singh’s involvement with his own self may look somewhat morbid , but the experience he seeks to realize has a quality of genuiness. The world of frustration he recreates in his poems is not an unrecognizeable phenomen. This lends to the poet’s vision communicability as well as integrity. ……Dated 1965,

Q.1 Answer in 8 to 10 lines any 10 of the following short type question.
Q..1 What is communication
Q.2 Differentiate between verbal and non verbal communication.
Q.3. When written orders are issued ?
Q.4. What is formal communication ?
Q.5 What is informal communication ?
Q.6 What is grapevine ?
Q.7 Differentiate between grapevine and rumour.
Q.8 How can telephone be effectively used ?
Q.9 Differentiate between Fax and E-Mail.
Q.10 What is teleconferencing ?
Q.11 What is meant by communication barriers ?
Q.12 What is the role of listening in communication ?
Q.13 Why positive attitude is important in communication ?
Q.14 What is information technology ?
Q.15 What is WWW ?
Q.16 How internet is connected ?
Q.17 Why is listening important in business communication ?
Q.18 How can listening be made effective ?
Part B
Q.1 “Communication is as essential for a business concern as blood and breathing are for life”. Do you agree ? Explain.
Q.2 What do you mean by formal communication ? Discuss its advantages and disadvantages.
Q.3 What is downward communication ? Discuss the purpose, pre-requisites, potential benefits and problems of downward communication.
Q.4 What is upward communication ? Discuss its advantages and disadvantages. How can it be made effective ?
Q.5 What is horizontal communication ? Differentiate it with upward and downward communication.
Q.6 What is grapevine ? Discuss its various types, advantages and disadvantages. How can it be made effective ?
Q.7 “One should feed, water and cultivate the grapevine rather than to curb its growth.” Explain.

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Question Bank

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1.Questions Short Questions:-
1. What is communication?
2. Differentiate between verbal and non verbal communication.
3. What is formal communication?
4. Why positive attitude is important in communication?
5. What is grapevine?
6. How can listening be made effective?
7. Differentiate between Fax and E-Mail.
8. What is meant by communication barriers?
9. What is the role of listening in communication?
10. What are Business Etiquettes?
11 Differentiate between Noun and Verb?
12 What is importance of dress code in interview?
13 Differentiate between an extrovert & introvert personality?
14 What is the importance of feed back in an organization?
15 What is advertising in corporate world?
16 What is massage decoding?
17 Define committee and giving its importance?
18 Explain briefly the types of non verbal communication?.
19 Why positive attitude is important in communication?
20 When written orders are issued?
21 What is formal communication?
22 Enumerate various speaking skills?
23 What is grapevine?
24 What are Business Etiquettes?
25 How can telephone be effectively used?
26 What is importance of dress code in interview?
27 What is teleconferencing?
28 What is Business Communications? Explain it.
29 What is Noun? Explain it.
30 What is Verb? Explain it.
31 What is Article? Explain it.
32 What is Passive Voice? Explain it.
33 What is Semantic Gap? Explain it.
34 What is Message decoding? Explain it.
35 What is importance of written instructions? Explain it.
36 What is Feedback? Explain it.

2.Questions Long Type Questions:-
1. What is business communication? Explain classification and objectives of communication.
2. What are the channels of the communication? Discuss various barriers of communications.
3. What are principles of effective communication? Describe briefly seven C’s of communication.
4. Change the Voice of any five of the following sentences.

1. We cook our meals here.
2. They are building the house.
3. Some boys have greeted their teacher.
4. Today he missed his lunch.
5. They were building the house.
6. Who teaches you English?
7. The principal will expel him from college.
8. I shall have written my letters by 6 p.m.
9. They couldn’t grind their axe.
10. Some day somebody may give him a prize
5. a).Give antonyms —
Adore, Dawn, Agony, Virtue, Good.
b).Give Synonyms —
Ardent, Esteem, Solemn, Candid, Beautiful
6. Write an application for obtaining loan from your employer?
7.

a). Develop the following sentence into a paragraph of about 100 words.
Write a paragraph on “Role of Education in Development of a Nation”?
b). Fill in the blanks with suitable article/preposition/conjunction:-
__________boy was going to school.
He lives ________Chandigarh.
He travels _____________car.
He is intelligent __________not daring.
Rajesh___________Ramesh are brothers.
8. Write an application for appointment as Management Trainees in an organization?.
9. What is grapevine ? Discuss its various types, advantages and disadvantages. How can it be made effective ?
10. You have done your MBA with distinction. Write an application for the job of senior Lecturer in Gian Jyoti Institute of Management & Technology, Mohali
11. Write a circular letter announcing the opening of new showroom of computer goods.
12. What are various communications styles?
13. You have been elevated ceo of Pepsi Cola. Draft a speech for the occasion?
14. Define committee; discuss its advantages & disadvantages?
15. What is upward communication? Discuss its advantages and disadvantages. How can it be made effective?
16. What are the various skills required foe appearing in an Interview?.
17. What is grapevine? Discuss its various types, advantages and disadvantages. How can it be made effective?
18. What is the importance of personal & Business Etiquettes?
19. Draft a report on declined of sales of electronic goods of your organization?
20. Explain the Semantic, Psychological and Organizational Barriers of Communications?
21 You want to buy a plot. For this purpose you want to take loan from your company. Write an application for the same.
22. Write an application to apply for the post of the executive trainee in a bank. How will your application change, if you are applying for a job with two years of experience?
23 Outline the process of communication. Briefly explain each step or communication. Why is feedback important?