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by Max Rasquinha - Houston

Aug 20: A handful of Indian Toastmasters watched with pride and honour a twentysix year old M.I.T. scholarship Graduate from India being crowned as a World Champion of Public Speaking in the presence of more than 3000 Toastmaster delegates that gathered at Phoenix, Arizona for an Annual Toastmasters Convention at the J.W. Marriott Desert Ridge Hotel.

There were total ten top finalists from the world over that displayed their talents on behalf of nearly 10500 Toastmasters Clubs scattered in more than 90 countries.  What a fantastic reward for Mother India to display the talent before the world leaders and prove ourselves as a nation moving well ahead in the world of progress.

India has about 90 Toastmasters Clubs so far, but in all probability this strength will multiply in the year ahead fostering all the possible opportunities for young men and women to prove themselves that they too can make a difference in the world of Communicators and Leaders.

India has all the ingredients to create at least another 500 new clubs in the years ahead.  India can enhance all the good image in so many paths of progress.  God bless Vikas Jhingra in all his future pursuits of life and may God bless India in every future opportunities that can bring a positive image all over the world.

  

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  • George Torok, Canada

    Sat, Aug 25 2007

    Toastmasters helped teach me the fundamentals of public speaking. Today I am a professional business speaker. It is good to see that Toastmasters is recognizing the strength of its international members. George Torok The Speech Coach for Executives Canada

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  • Alfred J. Rebello, Kundapur/Dubai

    Tue, Aug 21 2007

    Many in India either opposing International languages or busy teaching Indian local languages in the schools not realising the value of learning international languages, which are used worldwide. This incident is one of the example of usage of learning international language.

    At least now I hope people give importance to learn internationally recognised languages so we are more recognized in the world rather promoting local languages. Local languages we should learn to speak at our birth place.

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  • aivlis, Mangalore

    Mon, Aug 20 2007

    Quite interested to know who this person is i.e. the name and the place in India that she hails from.

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