Archive for June, 2006
Certain moral, ethical and natural-gas related dilemmas…
Dearest Readers and other people who often flame this blog,
Yesterday I was travelling between Parel and Andheri, running from one prospective employer appointment to the other in a cab. The traffic was average to bad and I sat back and began to ponder many thoughts. Amidst the trip the cab-wallah stopped at a CNG pump [...]
Come rhyme our nation to progress…
The rhyme now has a reason!!!
I was thoroughly overjoyed to read recently that we have liberated our little little (nanhe munhe) children from the tyranny of western influence. Or at least the Madhya Pradesh government has. I hope this is just the beginning of a long series of reforms in our education system. The time [...]
Imagine…
10th July. 02:33 A.M. IST
Brazil 2 – England 2
You are sitting cross legged on the mat in front of the television. You started the match on the sofa set. But as the match progressed, and first Rooney and then Beckham rattled the Brazilian crossbar, you slowly crawled towards the TV.
The air conditioning is roaring on [...]
Random Insane Mumblings
And on a Wednesday morning, when I am down with a bad fever and a frustrating head cold, a few random musings, cribs and rants to keep the brain going…
What is it with the media and Brazilian football? Mohanlal and Mamooty may be infallible, but do the media think Brazil too can do no wrong? [...]
Hafta Magazine Opens!
Dear All,
Phew. Gasp. Sigh. YIPEE!!!
Hafta Magazine emerges today with its first issue. Check out the site, read some of the 18 articles put up already and do leave your comments.
There are some familiar names there and some new ones at HaftaMag.
We do have some issues with formatting and forgive us the clunky parts [...]
Speak up now!!!
Dear All,
Tomorrow there will be a panel discussion organized by CNBC-TV18 on the reservation issue. The event, driven by a friend of the author’s, is to give the issue a good balanced hearing.
It is NOT an anti-Arjun Singh rant festIt is NOT an anti-reservation rant festIt IS an opporunity to hear what four professors [...]
