Sem 3: English CAF

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NEIL MATHEW 3CS4 Y3305

As the head of the student organizing committee for ACT 2012, write a letter to an industrialist

inviting him for a seminar.

Amity University

Sector 125

Noida 201303

7 September 2012

Managing Director

Teemo Tech Ltd

Alaknanda

New Delhi - 110019

Subject: Invitation to attend ACT 2012 Seminar

Sir

Im writing this letter to inform you that you are invited to a seminar hosted by Amity Cultural and

Technical Fest 2012 unveiling the latest advancements in the technological field.

There will be five speakers like you each presenting on their fields of expertise and their experiences.

We were hoping you would voice your opinions on cloud computing and how it is slowly paving a way

for next generation computing. There will also be a short session where the students will ask you

questions.

The seminar will take place on Tuesday, 27th September, at 10:00am in Amity University, Noida.

A conveyance can be provided, if required.

Please confirm your attendance.

Yours Sincerely

Rahul

Rahul Ahuja

Head of Student Organizing Committee


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41 Every day is not Sunday

42 Every dog is valiant at his own door

43 Every man is the architect of his own fortunes

44 Every tub must stand on its own bottom

45 Everybody's business is nobody's business

46 Experience is the mother of wisdom

47 Faint heart never won fair lady

48 False friends are worse than open enemies

49 Feast today and fast tomorrow

50 First deserve and then desire

51 Fish begins to stink at the head

52 Fools and madmen speak the truth

53 For the love of the game

54 Forewarned is forearmed

55 From bad to worse

56 Give a fool rope enough, and he will hang himself57 Give never the wolf the wether to keep

58 Good counsel does no harm

59 Gossiping and lying go hand in hand

60 Great boast, small roast

61 Greedy folk have long arms

62 Happiness takes no account of time

63 Hares may pull dead lions by the beard

64 Hasty climbers have sudden falls

65 He cannot speak well that cannot hold his tongue

66 He gives twice who gives in a trice67 He is lifeless that is faultless

68 He knows best what good is that has endured evil

69 He laughs best who laughs last

70 He smells best that smells of nothing

71 He that fears you present wiil hate you absent

72 He that has a full purse never wanted a friend

73 He that has no money needs no purse

74 He that knows nothing doubts nothing

75 He that mischief hatches, mischief catches

76 He that promises too much means nothing

77 He that spares the bad injures the good

78 He that will eat the kernel must crack the nut

79 He that would have eggs must endure the cackling of hens

80 He who pleased everybody died before he was born

81 He who would eat the nut must first crack the shell

82 Head cook and bottle-washer

83 Honey is sweet, but the bee stings


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84 Hope is a good breakfast, but a bad supper

85 Hungry bellies have no ears

86 If ifs and ans were pots and pans

87 If the sky falls, we shall catch larks

88 If wishes were horses, beggars might ride

89 If you laugh before breakfast you'll cry before supper

90 If you throw mud enough, some of it will stick

91 In every beginning think of the end

92 Iron hand (fist) in a velvet glove

93 It is a poor mouse that has only one hole

94 It is easy to swim if another hoids up your chin (head)

95 It is the first step that costs

96 It's no use pumping a dry well

97 Judge not of men and things at first sight

98 Last, but not least

99 Learn to say before you sing100 Let every man praise the bridge he goes over

101 Life is but a span

102 Like a cat on hot bricks

103 Like draws to like

104 Like teacher, like pupil

105 Little pigeons can carry great messages

106 Little things amuse little minds

107 Look before you leap

108 Lord (God, Heaven) helps those (them) who help themselves

109 Love me, love my dog110 Man proposes but God disposes

111 Many a good father has but a bad son

112 Measure thrice and cut once

113 Misfortunes tell us what fortune is

114 Money is a good servant but a bad master

115 Much will have more

116 Necessity is the mother of invention

117 Need makes the old wife trot

118 Neither rhyme nor reason

119 Never offer to teach fish to swim

120 Never too much of a good thing

121 Nightingales will not sing in a cage

122 No joy without alloy

123 No man is wise at all times

124 No sweet without (some) sweat

125 Nothing comes out of the sack but what was in it

126 Nothing so bad, as not to be good for something


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127 Old birds are not caught with chaff

128 One beats the bush, and another catches the bird

129 One fire drives out another

130 One link broken, the whole chain is broken

131 One today is worth two tomorrow

132 Opportunity makes the thief

133 Penny-wise and pound-foolish

134 Poverty is not a shame, but the being ashamed of it is

135 Pride goes before a fall

136 Rain at seven, fine at eleven

137 Rome was not built in a day

138 Score twice before you cut once

139 Self is a bad counsellor

140 Short debts (accounts) make long friends

141 Sink or swim!

142 Small rain lays great dust143 Soon learnt, soon forgotten

144 Speech is silver but silence is gold

145 Stretch your legs according to the coverlet

146 Sweep before your own door

147 Tarred with the same brush

148 That cock won't fight

149 The best fish smell when they are three days old

150 The busiest man finds the most leisure

151 The cat would eat fish and would not wet her paws

152 The darkest place is under the candlestick153 The devil lurks behind the cross

154 The early bird catches the worm

155 The face is the index of the mind

156 The first blow is half the battle

157 The last drop makes the cup run over

158 The moon does not heed the barking of dogs

159 The morning sun never lasts a day

160 The pitcher goes often to the well but is broken at last

161 The rotten apple injures its neighbours

162 The tongue of idle persons is never idle

163 There are lees to every wine

164 There is no place like home

165 There is no smoke without fire

166 They must hunger in winter that will not work in summer

167 Time cures all things

168 Time works wonders

169 To be in one's birthday suit


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170 To bring grist to somebody's mill

171 To call a spade a spade

172 To cast pearls before swine

173 To come off with flying colours

174 To cook a hare before catching him

175 To draw water in a sieve

176 To find a mare's nest

177 To flog a dead horse

178 To go through fire and water (through thick and thin)

179 To kill two birds with one stone

180 To know what's what

181 To love somebody (something) as the devil loves holy water

182 To measure another man's foot by one's own last

183 To plough the sand

184 To put a spoke in somebody's wheel

185 To run with the hare and hunt with the hounds186 To set the wolf to keep the sheep

187 To teach the dog to bark

188 To treat somebody with a dose of his own medicine

189 To wear one's heart upon one's sleeve

190 Too many cooks spoil the broth

191 True blue will never stain

192 Truth is stranger than fiction

193 Velvet paws hide sharp claws

194 Waste not, want not

195 We shall see what we shall see196 What can't be cured, must be endured

197 What is lost is lost

198 What must be, must be

199 When children stand quiet, they have done some harm

200 When the cat is away, the mice will play


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ILMATHEW 3CS4 Y3305 Septemb

What is Corrup tion ?

The misuseof pub lic office

for private ga in

Typ es:

Bribery

Nepotism

Frau d

Embezzlement

Land and property

Tend ering p roce sses

and awarding c ontracts

Preferential aw ard of p ublic resources

Corrup tion in India Land and Prop erty

Acquiring,

developing and

selling of gov ernment a llotted land illegally.

Adarsh HousingScam

1. Originally meant to ho useKargil war widows.

2. Land alleged ly used tomake a multi-storeybuilding.

3. 3 BHK house sold for 60-80lakhs to neta s and theirfamilies.

4. Original p rice estimate d6 8.5 Cr.

Tend ering p rocessesand aw arding c ontrac ts

Government officials awa rd contracts

preferentially to select ed bidd ers.

Common activities like

1. Building of roads

2. Tenders fo r hosp ita ls

3. Alloc ation of m ob ile spe ctrum


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2G Scam

1. Spec trum awarded at throw-away prices by the then

Ca binet M inister A. Raja.

2. Licen ses issued on FCFSb asis.

3. Unitech, Swan Telecom g otlicenses without any priortelecom experience.

4. Kanimozhi named a s co-conspirator with A.Raja.

Preferentia l awa rd of p ub licresources

Public Land aw arded to p rivate firms atneg ligible c osts.

Aw arding m ining lea se to private firmwithout levying a ny tax.

Bellary Mining

1. Reddy Brothers obtainedmining licenses in 2004.

2. Supp osedly gave 25 Cr toeach independentca ndida te to support BJP.

3. Played a vital role in ma kingBSY the Chief Minister ofKarnataka.

4. Redd y brothers defied aban p ut by the SupremeCourt.

How to StopCorruption?

What ha s be en d one?

Anti Corruption Ac t

Right to Informat ion Ac t (RTI)

Central Vigilance Commission

Jan Lokpal Bill

Stop ping Cliente lism

Effective E-Governanc e p lans

Simplifica tion of proc ed ures

What should b e d one?


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ThankYou

Atulp riya Sharma

Neil Ma thew

Sau rab h Sha rma

Sidha rth Gup ta

Suraj Bhatt

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