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Namaskar !!,
This is the word in Marathi language which means “Hello”. Marathi – It is my Mother Tongue and Most spoken language in Maharashtra.
Few days back, when I was browsing SCN I saw a post on “Blog It Forward” and had no idea what BIF is all about, but later on I found many such posts through which I got to know many people.
I was blogged in blog forward by Blog it Forward - Dibyendu Patra and @Blog It Forward- Chandra Shekhar Agarwal . Thank you both for blogging it forward to me. I’d also like to extend thanks to moshe.naveh2 for his unique and creative initiative. I admire him for this brilliant idea.
To know more details on the Blog It Forward Challenge, check out more info here: Blog It Forward Community Challenge.
If you wish to join the challenge and haven’t been tagged by anyone yet, list your details here for someone to invite you: Blog It Forward- Request to Join Table
Introduction:
My name is Sneha Ganesh Jadhav, born and brought up in Parbhani. After schooling I moved to Pune to pursue Computer Engineering from MIT College of engineering (Pune University).
I started my career with world’s third largest Telecom Company named Vodafone India Shared Service Private Limited (VISPL) as SAP ABAP Developer.
Fun facts about my country:
India is the seventh largest country by area, the second most populous country having population over 1.2 billion, and the most populous democracy in the world. India got independence on 15 august 1947. India is a union of states comprising of twenty-nine states and seven territories . India has 122 major languages and 1599 other languages.
India's languages, dance, religions, music, food and customs differ from place to place within the country. Many elements of India's diverse cultures, such as religions, yoga and cuisine, have had a profound impact across the world.
Republic day is the date on which the constitution of India comes into force on date 26th Jan 1950. The republic day celebration is held in the capital, New Delhi at Rajpath before the president of India. On this day, ceremonious parade take place at Rajpath, they are performed as a tribute to India, various states and departments from India Participate in this parade.
The parade showcases India’s defense capability, cultural and social heritage.
Fortunately Maharashtra’s tableau got the first position this year, which depicted 'Wari to Pandharpur' (the pilgrimage to Pandharpur). This is the 6th time Maharashtra state is awarded for best tableau.
Fun fact about my city:
We celebrate so many Utsava (festivals) at our hometown. Utsava is Sanskrit word which comes from the word "ut" meaning "removal" and "sava" which means "worldly sorrows" or "grief". Festivals are observed in India with acts of worship, offerings to deities, fasting, feasting, rituals, charity, celebrations, puja, Homa, aarati etc.
Here I am listing some of festivals down with their significance and pictures.
Holi (Festival of colours or love)
The Festival signifies victory of good over evil, arrival of spring, end of winter and for many a festive day to meet others, play and laugh, forget and forgive, and repair ruptured relationships. It is one of the Harvest Festivals celebrated at my hometown. Holi falls in March month usually.
Pola
Pola is bull worshiping festival by farmers mainly in Indian state of Maharashtra. It is a one of the harvest festival in India. On the day of Pola, the farmers decorate and worship their bulls. Pola falls in month of August.
Gauri pujan
Gauri pujan is celebrated by Maharashtrians for worshipping the goddess Paravati (Mother of Lord Ganesh). This puja is well-known as ‘Mangala Gauri’. According to us Mangala means holy and auspicious. Mostly Gauri pujan falls in month of August or September.
Diwali (Festival of lights)
The festival spiritually signifies the victory of light over darkness. Diwali falls between mid-October and mid-November.
1. Tell us something about your hobbies?
I like reading the novels mostly on Chartrapati Shivaji Maharaj. He was the very great emperor. I love Painting, Rangoli (folk art from India in which patterns are created on the floor).
2. How I come to know about SCN and What do I most enjoy on SCN?
My manager Fazeel Farooqui and my colleague jyothi.battula have asked me to join the SCN. I would really thankful to them for suggesting such wonderful site. On SCN there is lot of information and tips and tricks are available with numerous examples.
I always suggest beginner in SAP to register at SCN as there is huge information available right at our fingertips.
I enjoy reading blogs, documents, and threads on SCN because by reading them I get very valuable information and also help me to increase knowledge. Every time I got best solution on whichever problem I faced regarding SAP.
3. What was the most fun project you ever participated in and why?
The fun project which I have participated is VISPLs' VPS CSR activity. It was an orphanage visit at Maher Ashram (Orphanage) Wagholi, Pune, India on the 2nd of October, 2014.
An Initiative was taken by VISPL VPS-CSR Team to conduct fun activities to bring in some cheer, smiles and also hand over the proceeds to the needful.
Our CSR team with children
Our Day began with the customary “Atithi- Guest” welcome with Well-lit lamps and the tikka put on our foreheads. As for the event we had arranged in the Magicians Show .While the Jadugar (Magician) unleashed his prowess on eager children and us we all were in splits holding our pot bellies!
It was then time for a quick lunch break and some sumptuous food items we had arranged for the little ones.
Post Break we had arranged competitions of painting, drawing logical linking each for different age groups. It was all together a very great experience for me and we successfully spread a joy of sharing.
Answers of the questions which were blog it forwarded to me:
1. The dream job when I was kid?
When I was a kid, I want to be a doctor.
2. If given a chance to show your creativity, in which specific field would you make an attempt?
I am fond of painting. If I got a chance to show my creativity then I will take this field.
Blogging It Forward:
I would like to blog it forward to deepali.mane namita.rathore archit.uppot benazir.attar vyshnavi.sri rachana.desale gnaneswar.reddy ganeshbothedwight.dy. I would be happy if they could answer below questions:
- Tell us something about your hobbies?
- How I come to know about SCN and What do I most enjoy on SCN?
- What was the most fun project you ever participated in and why?
Rules to join the challenge:
- Read Moshe's blog Blog It Forward - Moshe Naveh
- Provide an introduction to yourself
- Provide a fun fact about your country or yourself
- Add a cool picture of yourself or your homeland/town
- Answer specific questions that were "Blog It Forward" to you
- Answer 3-4 optional questions from the bank of questions provided below. Or choose to answer questions you make-up on your own.
- Create 1-2 personalized questions you would like to blog forward
- List at least 2 people who you are blogging it forward to. Share why you choose them. Link to their SCN profile by typing @ and then their name (e.g. @His Name).Ask the community to follow the Blog It Forward Chain in order to be updated when the people you "Blog It Forward" to post the links to their "Blog It Forward" blogs.
Dhanyawad (Thanks) for reading my blog.
