2 lectures and so much to write about

in rihani's 1st class, a guy was thrown out of the class because he was talking and writing something on his copy. rihani read aloud his writings for the class
" CAT goes online.. ......
now the mouse will chase the cat.. "
copyrights to rohit bhatt(or the guy he copied this from), who had to go out of the class to show the world his sincerest feelings about mba and cat.

rihani's pronounciation amazes me. while fingers became fengs and pebbles became pabs, alok was pronounced and aloknath and the best. ruhani murria was pronounced by rihani as rehani moria ... was he referring to himself is wat people asked. why moria?

nagendra saha told the class 3 times that he does not write anything on the board while teaching and the 4th time he was about to do so, jaskeerat aptly said, sir vo board vali baat bata do.. bechara bola nai .. now its become usual to hear 2 classes going on .. one from the teacher from the front and the other voice coming from either vats or jaskeerat (with random sneers of dhawan topping it up) from behind. telling each comment would make it drab, so its suffice we stop this topic here.

nagendra saha (was seeming like a bengali chap, though his accent is bihari..)discussed something unique, though. the concept of shifting of jobs rather than creation of more jobs. while 10 years ago, banks used to have more employees, now they need not have. while the peons, clerks and other staff remained in a good quantity for about 10 engineers and 1 manager to assist, creation of more engineering jobs and managerial positions has resulted in downgrading of the post of an engineer and similarly the support staff is not needed.
so there has been job creation and job deprivation side by side. job shifting is what is being seen. the socialist guys can chew this and continue their ongoing debate about social inequality. guess nagendra sir mus be bengali den..