Kamala 'Sarup'

My Culinary Journey in Cape May: Empowering Women in the Food Industry

Author: 

My Culinary Journey in Cape May: Empowering Women in the Food Industry -Kamala Sarup

Cape May's culinary industry offers diverse investment opportunities, catering to individuals from all walks of life. When basic training and support conditions are met, employees can effectively use aid and investment resources to generate higher incomes. Collaboration with local authorities plays a vital role in successful regional development initiatives.

Column: 

Submitted by kamala on

A Surprising Connection: How My Employers Changed My Life

Author: 

Life has its twists and turns, and sometimes, unexpected encounters can shape our lives in profound ways. My bosses, Kelly Lavorgna and Andrew Bares, are true examples of excellence in their field.

When I lost my older sister, I left my old job and faced emotional pain and an uncertain future. The grief was overwhelming, leaving me lost and full of questions. I stopped writing the articles I used to write.

Column: 

Submitted by kamala on

Nepal: People In Search Of A Future

Author: 

Nepal: People In Search Of A Future A desire for job, security and opportunity is sending many of Nepal's young people out of the county in search of better lives. "I feel secure. My son goes to school regularly and my husband has started to work," she said. "At least no one will come in the middle of the night and threaten us like in Nepal. At least our lives are not in danger here."

Column: 

Submitted by kamala on

Nepal's troubled society

Author: 

Column: 

Submitted by kamala on

Unemployment Inferiority Complex In Youths

Author: 

By Kamala Sarup This is the true story of my friend, from my diary.

Column: 

Submitted by kamala on

Provence and French Cooking

Author: 

Author: Kamala 'Sarup'

Cape May County's got a new French restaurant called Provence. Cape May residents can taste delicious French cuisine. Located along route 9 at N Main Street and N mechanic Street, it brings out the best of French food all the way from France at a restaurant called Provence here in New Jersey.

Column: 

Submitted by kamala on

Political theory holds that a sustainable politics

Author: 

Political theory holds that a sustainable politics will engender a type of cooperation between the elected representatives of the people which results in accomplishments that are useful to the people who elected them rather than the representatives themselves.

When political deadlocks cause a static condition, or the elected representatives only care about their own personal wealth and accomplishments, such a democracy can easily give rise to a condition which is ripe for social unrest, even revolution or rebellion.

Column: 

Submitted by kamala on

Returning to Work During COVID-19

Author: 

Returning to Work During COVID-19

By Kamala Sarup I was at home for almost three months, without work, and it was not a happy time due to the ongoing pandemic.

In New Jersey, the unemployment rate reached 15.3%, in April, according to NJ.com (https://bit.ly/30kA8nw), due to the temporary closing of the businesses and establishments that helped put food on the table for these people.

Column: 

Submitted by kamala on

Poverty

Author: 

Poverty

By Kamala Sarup

Even much effort, and money were spent reducing poverty but the action is always relatively not effective. Among many factors the poor status of the development activities are also more responsible for the whole cause.

Column: 

Submitted by kamala on

Strong Development Policy

Author: 

Strong Development Policy

By Kamala Sarup

"Good" governments are those that support economic interests. World War two made all the governments from Asia to Africa, from Middle east to America, realize the importance of the economic growth. Living the good life requires economy. Good economic system is very hard to establish and even harder to hold onto.

Column: 

Submitted by kamala on

Pages

Subscribe to Kamala 'Sarup'