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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Radio makes us happier than the TV
Tuning in to the good old radio makes people happier and gives them higher energy levels than watching TV or browsing the Internet, a new study has found. The link above takes you to a page on the BBC website … Continue reading
Wheels on Wheels
Last weekend, I went to Ratnagiri with a couple of friends. We drove over NH 17, all the way from Mumbai to Hatkhamba. This is one of the best times to drive on this road. The route goes up and … Continue reading
Tere Ghar Ke Samne in the eyes of a frenchman
A few days ago, I had written about my most favorite movie, Tere Ghar Ke Samne. It was quite well received and I did get many comments from readers on the post and on my facebook page. Little did I … Continue reading
It’s good to forget
As I had mentioned in, Recruitment lessons from Mangoes…, I am a regular reader of the column Speaking Tree in the Times of India. Reading it in the morning is a great way to start my day. Maulana Wahiduddin Khan … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Reading, Fundas
Tagged Maulana Wahiduddin Khan, postaday2011, speaking tree
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Time turner
As I had written in one of my past post on Pensieve, Harry Potter books really transport you to the magical world. Unlike many other cases, The movies based on the books do full justice to the books. Today, Mayura … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Reading, Fundas, Television
Tagged Harry Potter, postaday2011, time management, time travel
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Indian case study method
Who would believe mythology has anything to do with business? Well, Kishore Biyani, the CEO of the Future group, does. And so he has a “Chief Belief Officer” in Devdutt Pattanaik. I first came across him through a video link … Continue reading
But are nurtured here…
Today is my 26th wedding anniversary. It doesn’t seem so. The time has just flown. It seems only yesterday that I proposed to Geeta and she eagerly accepted. What a great ride it has been. We have gone thru thick … Continue reading
If I can’t have you, no one else will…
I was very disturbed the whole day today due to this horrible news in today’s Times of India. As per the news, A rusticated engineering student ran his vehicle over the girl who refused to reciprocate his feelings in Bhopal … Continue reading
My first encounter with alcohol
The new age limit of 25 for drinking continues to grab headlines. Recently, a front page item in Times of India said Parents across the city have expressed the fear that young adults will be driven to clandestinely consume alcohol … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Memoirs, Travelogue
Tagged alcohol and its ill effects, legal drinking age, postaday2011
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First rains this year…
I love Monsoon. It is my favourite season. It is the season when the earth cools down. It is the season that brings life. You get to see the wonder of a seed growing into a sapling. First rains for … Continue reading