Insights @ Mangalam

Second Edition

From The Editor’s Desk

Event Updates

Get Ahead! Stay Ahead! May 1st, 2019

Hello team!

We present to you the second edition of “Insights @ Mangalam”.

Last month we engaged in the first ever general health checkup

camp and blood drive 2019. I want to thank each one of you for

participating actively in both the events! I am proud to say that

through the blood drive 2019 we were able to save 306 lives!

In May we plan to celebrate this month as the Organizational

Development Month. We will have quiz competitions throughout

the month and I hope to see the same enthusiasm from each one of

you!

Let’s have a healthy year ahead!

Let’s Build our Team! Let’s all Grow Together!

Ms. Shrishti Bhandari

Organizational Development Month

Knowledge with Fun!

Event Gallery

Coffee Hour

Blood Drive 2019

Blood Drive 2019 Blood Drive 2019

Blood Drive 2019

Coffee Hour

Coffee Hour Coffee Hour

NAME DOB DEPARTMENT

Shailesh Purshottam Desai 01-May MT

Rachna K Raval 02-May DPDC

Srinath R. Mitragotri 03-May MARKETING

Ishan Rameshbhai Shah 03-May HDM

Paras Prakashbhai Bajrange 03-May DPDC

Himani V Sangani 03-May HDM

Vipul M Kalal 03-May HDM

Zinal M Patel 04-May HDM

Rajesh P Kumar 06-May HDM

Tongong M Konyak 07-May HDM

Paras C Khambhayta 07-May HDM

Vidushi D Chauhan 08-May MS

Jayesh Gordhanbhai Vaghela 10-May UTILITY

Shreya K Modi 11-May HDM

Ketan H. Parmar 11-May DPDC

Dhruv G Modi 11-May DPDC

Komalkumar L Solanki 12-May HDM

Dixitbhai H Parmar 13-May HR

Yogesh Baburao Patil 14-May DPDC

Krunal R Dave 17-May HDM

Bhavika D Joshi 17-May HDM

Pankaj R Singh 17-May DPDC

Neel A Panchal 18-May HDM

Shailesh R. Nayak 24-May UTILITY

Shivangee N Solanki 29-May HDM

Birthdays This Month

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

Name Year(s) Department

Mangilal H Teli 15 Year (s) LSG

Pratik A. Thaker 15 Year (s) LSG

Charmi Mukundbhai Patel 12 Year (s) EDD

Ishan Rameshbhai Shah 7 Year (s) HDM

Ashish Bashitha Pandey 3 Year (s) HDM

Hiten Amitbhai Chavda 3 Year (s) HDM

Parth M Rajput 2 Year (s) HDM

Ashish R Thummar 2 Year (s) HDM

Shruti K Thakar 2 Year (s) HDM

Vijay C Solanki 2 Year (s) DPDC

Riddhi D Patel 1 Year (s) SYSTEM

Gaurav H Ayar 1 Year (s) DPDC

Umesh C Gautam 1 Year (s) HDM

Rohini H Degamadiya 1 Year (s) DPDC

Miral M Chhatrola 1 Year (s) HDM

Vishal G Patel 1 Year (s) HDM

Kunjal M Prajapati 1 Year (s) LSG

Krupa P Shah 1 Year (s) LSG

Tenure This Month

Guru’s Talk

Listening is an art that requires attention over talent, spirit over ego,

others over self

A good listener is always benefitted with the most due to his ability to

give a sound ear to all the happenings and people around him. A good

listener has numerous advantages as listening solves mutual problem, it

leads to cooperation, it helps in decision making, it builds your

confidence and most importantly prevents conflict.

Above written benefits can be enjoyed if we are ready to develop

listening skills and to master it following RASE formula can be a helpful

key.

R - Responding to the content

A - Acknowledging the feelings

S - Showing the understanding and accepting what is said

E - Encouraging further disclosure

I would like to conclude with a small story to support this:

There was a one person who went into a pub and got into conversation

with someone. He listened but deliberately contributed nothing to the

conversation and was merely summarizing, paraphrasing and feeding

back what the other person said to him. At the end when he got up to

leave the other person commented “thank you and it was the most

interesting conversation I have had for years,” even though the listener

did not contribute at all but speaker felt so much satisfying.

Above all, listening is such unique quality which brings our and other’s

human side out, which is the need of any era.

Mr. Sarit Maheshwari

From The Director’s Desk

My Team Members!!!

Last year, Mangalam has had one of the best years in terms of growth

despite numerous challenges faced by our teams.

In this continuously changing external environment, it becomes

increasingly demanding to look within to strengthen our fundamentals

by learning new skills and gaining knowledge; this gives us an edge over

competition. Having benefits of such a competitive edge, we can set right

the Core values for our next phase of growth. The actual growth of an

organization brings in the opportunity to empower people, enrich their

lives and to contribute to the nation and society by developing a sense of

responsibility.

Integrity is the key in our dealings with clients and other stakeholders.

Investing in abilities of talented team of people shall lay concrete

foundation for continual growth in long run.

As a whole, we are a company of many but our direction of working is

one and that is the key element in client’s delight.

Mr. Chaitanya Patel

The Pencraft’s Center

ક્યાર ે“ઊંમર” થઇ કહેવાય

બચપણ ન ેબહુ યાદ કરાય ને! ત્યાર ે“ઊંમર”

થઇ કહેવાય

જુના શોખો સમેટાયને! ત્યાર ે “ઊંમર” થઇ

કહેવાય

ફોનબુક માં નવા મમત્રોના જટેલા નંબર

ઉમેરાય છે

એથી વધાર ેઓછા થાય ને! ત્યાર ે “ઊંમર”

થઇ કહેવાય

એ રંગીલા યૌવાનની રૂડી રંગીલી, સખીઓ

ને...

બહેન કહીને સંબોધાય ને! ત્યાર ે “ઊંમર”

થઇ કહેવાય

સમય, કુટંુબ, શરમ, સંકોચ અથવા તમબયત

કે અણઆવડત

બહાના કાઢવામાં વપરાય ને! ત્યાર ે“ઊંમર”

થઇ કહેવાય

એક જમાનામાં જ ેઆપણા માટે ઊડી તે

અફવાઓ

ધીમે ધીમે બંધ થઈ જાય ને! ત્યાર ે“ઊંમર” થી

કહેવાય

જીવનની સીધી સાદી વાતો કે જ ે સહુને

સમજાય

તે આપણને નહી ંસમજાય ને! ત્યાર ે“ઊંમર”

થઈ કહેવાય

આપણા નબળા સજજન પણ સહુ પ્રેમથી

સંભાળીને ઉપર

ખોટી તાળી પાડી જાય ને! ત્યાર ે“ઊંમર” થઈ

કહેવાય

‘મસાજ’ માટે કરવામાં જ ેઆવતીતી તે

સથળી સચૅ

‘સમાજ’ માં પલરાતી જાય ને! ત્યાર ે

“ઊંમર” થઇ કહેવાય

વર્ષોથી પોતાને માટે વાપરવા સંઘરલેો સમય

ઈશ્વરને અલ્લા લઈ જાય ને! ત્યાર ે “ઊંમર”

થઈ કહેવાય

-Kunjal Prajapati

Jaan se bhi pyara dost tha humara,

Zindgi se bhi nyara humrahi tha

humara,

Jeeta tha shauk se karta tha mauj

masti, Kabhi kisi kinare nahi doobi

uski kasti,

Har kam me tha avval kabhi na

chumta kisi ke kadam,

Aisa tha wo mera dost jo tha kisi ka

humdum, Zindgi me bahot kuch harta

tha wo,

Par kabhi na zindgi se gidgidata tha

wo, Ek din zindgi se khafa hokar kardi

usne esi khata,

Badle me zindgi ne dedi use maut ki

saza,

Khata karne se pahele usne na socha

kab aur kanha,

Choad gaya sabko rota hua zindgi me

yanha,

Khafa hai hum tujse ye kardi kesi tune

khata,

Na sochi kisi ki bas chal diya zindgi se

vanha, Aasman me chamkega banke

tu sitara,

Yaad rahega hume dhananjay dost

humara.

-Ishan Shah

(Dedicated to my dear friend D.J.

Dhananjay)

My Mistakes

I make them, I try to hide them

Sometimes it feels like I'm defined by

them

All of the evidence stacked against me

All of the fingers that are pointed at

me

I can't deny it

All of my mistakes

Woven through my story

All the mess I make

God, use it for Your glory

Every wrong turn, it's true

Led me right here to You

I may lose my way, nothing's greater

than Your grace

Not even my mistakes

I hunger to be holy

But I still wrestle with the old me

You know who I am, who I'm

becoming

Through all the dirt and the stains, you

love me

I can't deny it

All of my mistakes

Woven through my story

All the mess I make

God, use it for Your glory

Every wrong turn, it's true

Led me right here to You

I may lose my way, nothing's greater

than Your grace

Not even my mistakes…..

-Manish Choyal

When people are financially invested,

they want a return. When people are

emotionally invested, they want to

contribute.

-Pankaj Singh

Healthy Tips for Night-shift Employees

Timing: Stick as closely as possible to a normal day and night pattern of food intake.

Aim for three satisfying meals across a 24-hour period. It is best to avoid or minimize

eating between midnight and 6 am and try to eat at the beginning and end of the shift.

Avoid large meals for 1-2 hours prior to sleep. Eat breakfast before day sleep to avoid

waking due to hunger.

Food Types: Choose whole foods, vegetables, lean protein, eggs, nuts, antioxidant rich

food and drink fruit juice. Avoid sugar rich products such as soft drinks, bakery items,

sweets and non-fiber carb foods like white bread. Avoid foods that are high in iron at

night (such as meat) as they can disrupt the liver’s circadian rhythm and cause it to be

out of synch, enhancing glucose metabolism problems

One final Tip: A light box can come in handy. A recent study showed that exposure to

bright light before driving home can help improve alertness, as it suppresses melatonin.

-Yogesh Patil

The Imaginative Center

Kunjal Prajapati Keta Gajjar

Kinjal Sarvaiya

Purvi Panchal

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