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If you have reached this link looking for my biography for 'The Race', please email me on nisha(dot)punjabi(at)gmail(dot)com and I would revert ASAP.

Soumya of Life of Leo asked us the story of our name. While commenting I remembered that my name has an interesting angle to it which I have never mentioned here. Since this is the story of my life, Teeth that Sparkle should have a copy of it!

So I was born on 17th November 19something! The pandit ji made my janam kundali and took out the alphabet 'N'. I think he was the one who named me 'Neeta Devi'. Of course my folks didn't use the devi bit, but well, the story would have been funnier then!

Our landlady who lived upstairs had a daughter called Neetu. Somehow it confused the families when they called out our names. I was subsequently named Nisha for convenience! I have a second cousin by the same name who was born one month before me; I figure my unimaginative parents just stole that name!

Anyway, Nisha Punjabi stuck with me. It was one of a kind. In school, my second cousin was a teacher. Her sister was a headgirl

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

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At the end of a game, we usually appreciate the winner. This story tells us that we should encourage the losers too. Encouraging them will increase their confidence

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Nisha Punjabi, a graduate in English Literature and Economics, is a freelance
writer based in Lucknow, India

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From 2004 to 2005, she was employed by the
Lucknow Times, the daily magazine of
The Times of India as a freelancer to write
for them

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Nisha Punjabi is introduced to
the learner as a budding woman writer of
India

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Many teachers and parents are still under the notion that good grades in academics define the excellence of a learner

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But
there are many great personalities who
have created history in various realms, in
spite of their weak scores and low grades
during their school/college days

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We
have instances of many such sports
personalities who have achieved
worldwide recognition

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                About The Author

  Nisha Punjabi
Nisha Punjabi, a graduate in English Literature and Economics, is a freelance writer based in Lucknow,  India.  From 2004 to 2005, she was employed by the Lucknow Times, the daily magazine of The Times of India  as a freelancer to write for them. Nisha Punjabi is introduced to the learner as a budding woman writer of India.

                             SUMMARY

This wonderful story discusses a common trend in (Indian) families. It is the story of Tarun, a brilliant athlete whose talents were not recognized by his family for a long time. Having felt lost and unwanted, Tarun lived a miserable childhood until he met Ram Narayan, no, until Ram Narayan, a well known coach of his days, met him in a park. The great man was of the first impression that Tarun could become an athlete.

Ram Narayan agreed to train Tarun on a single condition – Tarun had to qualify in the race on the Children’s Da

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