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Friday, 30 March 2012
Wednesday, 28 March 2012
With love, from heavens above
We Indians have a great culture of celebrating and thanking heavens for our every new step, venture, pursuit or purchase.
A new car, television, home, utensils, baby, computer, job, birthday, our favorite cricketer/movie star's birthday, his/her baby's birthday, passing matriculation, passing 12 years of education, a new juicer-mixer-grinder or anything that brings about a new something in our lives. Remembering God and merry making is what we love to do. Like Hobbits who love to eat and party all the time.
These are events in one's "timeline" -a la Facebook- that mark achievement, enhance one's happiness quotient and form fond memories.
"Every man's memories are his private literature."
Indians love to keep memories, photo albums, old letters, we could run our own museums ...
Its nothing to do with being religious or being bound by customs and compulsions, we find a solace in this way of life. There's a feeling that a higher power or a supreme being or the ultimate is looking after us and our new decision is a good one and will bring us lots of good.
This is essential for human resource development .
Its interesting that we are such a diverse nation , having as many ways of paying our gratitude to our as many Gods for as many reasons. Decorations and ceremonies involved our often fun-filled and enrich our moral science. These bring us together, like a close knit family.
And there's nothing wrong in attributing our all to God. It isn't that hard-work and perseverance aren't the reasons for one's success. The idea is that hard-work and perseverance are infused into us by God or let me call it "faith".
Faith in oneself or one's parents or mentor too is equivalent to faith in holy father up above, that's a different discussion altogether...
My personal belief is that this "thanking God for the world so sweet" is a sweet way of showing humility, being happy and looking forward to better things out of life.
A new car, television, home, utensils, baby, computer, job, birthday, our favorite cricketer/movie star's birthday, his/her baby's birthday, passing matriculation, passing 12 years of education, a new juicer-mixer-grinder or anything that brings about a new something in our lives. Remembering God and merry making is what we love to do. Like Hobbits who love to eat and party all the time.
These are events in one's "timeline" -a la Facebook- that mark achievement, enhance one's happiness quotient and form fond memories.
"Every man's memories are his private literature."
Indians love to keep memories, photo albums, old letters, we could run our own museums ...
Its nothing to do with being religious or being bound by customs and compulsions, we find a solace in this way of life. There's a feeling that a higher power or a supreme being or the ultimate is looking after us and our new decision is a good one and will bring us lots of good.
This is essential for human resource development .
Its interesting that we are such a diverse nation , having as many ways of paying our gratitude to our as many Gods for as many reasons. Decorations and ceremonies involved our often fun-filled and enrich our moral science. These bring us together, like a close knit family.
And there's nothing wrong in attributing our all to God. It isn't that hard-work and perseverance aren't the reasons for one's success. The idea is that hard-work and perseverance are infused into us by God or let me call it "faith".
Faith in oneself or one's parents or mentor too is equivalent to faith in holy father up above, that's a different discussion altogether...
My personal belief is that this "thanking God for the world so sweet" is a sweet way of showing humility, being happy and looking forward to better things out of life.
Tuesday, 20 March 2012
RIDZI
This is a story about a tall girl by a short girl....... Short one met the tall one on the first day of college both trying to find the location of EM lab , sem 1 |
Ridzi joins AIESEC and dedicates as-they-say her "SOUL" to this organisation and finds many friends and a few "friends".......... |
She's super famous and has a spider's web of contacts!!! ( though she denies this and says meri toh kisi ke sath bhi interaction nahi hai....!! :P) |
She makes me go green with her a) Academic Record b) way with the professors (she won't accept this but we all know.... ) c)her luv story and many such things.... |
Sunday, 4 March 2012
Videocon Multie 6800
PROLOGUE page1
DISCLAIMER: This post is not about Videocon Multie 6800's merits or demerits . It simply features as the washing machine present in the girl's hostel in which I used to be and is a part of fond memories :) |
Like every teenage girl, she has a mom, who would like to see her daughter doing as well in daily chores as in studies.
Vendetta doesn't.
No cooking, cleaning, stitching or ironing.
Well, according to Vendy , she can do these things... well, whatever!
Pearl was actually impressed that Vendy actually does that, washing clothes, even if she operates washing machine for that.
Unbelievably Vendy washes her clothes by hands when in hostel. She has her own reasons.
a) She doesn't trust any of the hostel resource.
b) In the first semester, the first week itself, Sasha had told Vendy that her new tee got torn in hostel washing machine!!
Reason enough for our spoilt rich kid Vendy to do "haath ki safaai" even if it takes a lot of labour.
Today though Vendy decides she'll use the washing machine, she's done with using her muscles and tiring her limbs.
She requests Pearl to give her washing machine training as hostel's machine is different from her home's.
Pearl squeaks " Vandita! All machines are same. Engineering student hai be! dimaag laga....."
Vendy sadly heads to the laundry room where thankfully Sophie is present. Sophie "helps" her out. well, a little bit in her own way.
Vendy is completely stuck though. She doesn't know wash/spin is followed by drain followed by wash followed by dryer . Well, she manages to go past wash/spin stage, which Sophie has done for her. She smses Pearl to tell her next move to which Pearl tells her something that sounds as familiar as Japanese.
Finally convinced , Vendy comes back only to realize , with Pearl's help that detergent isn't washed off!
Pearl : " Vandita! How do you operate the washing machine at home?"
Vendetta: " By clicking a button."
Pearl:" Why didn't you click them today?"
Vendy:" Arey! told you no only one button! "
Pearl:" Do you mean you operate an automatic washing machine at home ?"
Vendy:" Yeah, told you no..."
Pearl:"Abey yaar!! that means you don't actually do anything, like every other thing, no chores at all! Sorry Vandita! Next time will surely accompany you to the laundry. "
Vendy:" (Sob) Yeah, but no thanks , washing with hands is much more comfortable (sob)".
Pearl realizes her spoilt little friend is sad and tells her how she herself gets scolded by her mummy for not doing anything worthwhile.
A few seconds later hostel supervisor yells:" Bandeetaaa !! Masheeeen ka kya haal bana diya chhori!"
More sobs follow.
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