'Makar Sankranti' is the addition of Sweet 'Tilgul', Politeness and Blessings 'Makar Sankranti' day, refers to a specific solar day in the Hindu calendar dedicated to the Lord Sun. This is the day of a celestial event about the triumph of light over darkness. But, there is something beyond the traditional importance of this festival. Something that is missed by many even in the world of Communication. The Tagline (in media context) that is in Marathi, 'Tilgul ghya ... goad bola' which literally means, 'Have this sweet ... be sweet (kind / humble / polite) in return'. Every individual, goes through the experiences of having miscommunication throughout the year. To be specific, in cases of interpersonal communication either the individual has hurt someones emotions or got his / her emotions hurt. Now, these two individuals are not at all in good terms and this lack of Communication has made one individual 'lost' for the other. The reason
Mentor and Mentee - 'Mentor' is a person who gives advise, guidance and direction to a 'mentee'. The age, gender, relation etc. are not the criterions for students to decide a mentor. Rather, mentor is mostly not selected, but, happens to be one during the course of life. In many cases the person who advices, guides and directs is not even addressed as 'mentor' but plays an equally important role. Mentorship starts - A Mentor is expected to start his role especially when the mentee approaches him / her with some issue. Mentorship is executed in some cases where the Mentee has not even addressed the problem. In such cases the Mentor and his guidance is taken very casually, perhaps it may not ecen be put to practice. Honestly speaking, the Mentor is not at all expected to teach, not being a Teacher or a Professor. Mentorship starts where all this ends and the unsolved problem of the Mentee lives him helpless. Mentor and Counsellor - Listen - ask - interpret -