A funny conversation between Dad and Son

                    A funny conversation between Dad and Son: (on phone) (I only heard son’s side conversation. Dad side conversation I am assuming how it would be.) Dad: Remind me, when was the last time you took your bath? Son: It was 12-15 days back. Dad: then Beta, go and take your bath. Son: Papa, last time I bathed and I was just shivering. And the weather is much colder now. Papa:...

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I've never been lonely

I love these passages written by Charles Bukowski. So sharing with you guys, (1)   I've never been lonely. I've been in a room - I've felt suicidal. I've been depressed. I've felt awful -- awful beyond all -- but I never felt that one other person could enter that room and cure what was bothering me...or that any number of people could enter that room. In other words, loneliness is something I've never been bothered with because...

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Black Swan :Movie unfold

When I first time watched this movie, i didn't understand it completely. So If you too were in the same position, this blog is for you, even if you weren't, still you will enjoy this.  Swan lake story: Virginal girl,pure and sweet trapped in the body of a swan by a evil sorcerer. She desires freedom but that only true love can break the spell of the evil sorcerer. Her wish is nearly granted in the form of prince. But before he declare...

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No offence, please!!

I must say, this elections season is most exiting since last 2 elections. Use of social media increased, volunteer’s of each party coming up with different strategies to get people’s attention whether it is from Facebook, twitter or YouTube. But what I found most interesting is increased use of this phrase- No offence, please! Supporters of different parties posting anti-news on each other’s facebook profile writing this phrase. (Namo...

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A Wish a Day for a Week

This is a speech by  Indian economist and a Nobel laureate Amartya Sen. I found it interesting, hope you would enjoy too. Friday 17th January 2014, ZEE Jaipur Literature Festival, Diggi Palace On being invited to the Jaipur Festival, I was naturally nervous about attempting an opening address to such an elite gathering. However, about ten days ago I saw in the newspapers, indeed in all of them, that India has entered triumphantly...

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This video could make some people tear up from the happy feelings!!

After seeing this video on YouTube, I could not resist myself from posting it here. It is a Thai commercial of an unsung hero.  I don't now what I should  write about this video. Really, I don't have any words. If you find some words to describe this ,share it on Facebook, Twitter or message it to your friend. (See the social plugins to the left side of the blog) We talk big things, write big things, debate big things, criticize...

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Do you know what is the sexiest and ugliest thing in the world is?

It is the seductive and destructive power of neatly placed words. It has heavenly and dreadful powers of being sexy and ugly at the same time.   It can change minds, souls, and people. It can spread love, blossom the atmosphere of warmth, and cherish the likelihood. It can create war, hate among communities, envy and wrath among people. Look what Mark Antony is saying. Look at the eyes of the crowd. How color of their eyes changing...

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AAP launches new software to find corrupt people: Political sixth sense

To get the new bust to the election campaign, Aam Aadmi Party has come up with mind-blowing software named as political sixth sense. This software is inspired from Pranav Mistery’s (MIT Scholar) sixth sense, but AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal told that it was his idea to make such software and filled a RTI against Pranav. Kejri asking back his software from Pranav Mistry This software can identify corrupt people. Not only this, it can also give...

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Are we ready for open debate?

I have just seen a video of debate between the candidates contesting Bangalore South loksabha constituency. This debate was organized by Bangalore Political Action Committee (BPAC) - an initiative of citizens aimed at building a better Bangalore and to give an opportunity for the candidates of political parties to highlight their development agenda for the city to an invited audience. I am extremely glad that they have taken the initiative...

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Free to choose

Having physical relationship with opposite gender is so important, then why we have so much romanticized celibacy? If someone who want to make love with same sex is guilty then why not one who don’t want to have sex for his entire life? Isn’t it against the law of nature? If you are asking them that if your mom-dad were of that type, would you be in this world? But my question is why you are not telling the same thing to the people claiming...

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Just Blog!!! – See, think, blog...

“Fill your paper with the breathing of your heart.” – William Wordsworth. Why there is a need to write a blog? Why should we waste time in writing something? Don’t we are having other important things to do? Most of the time, we see many interesting things happening around us but we don’t give a damn about them. Do you? No. A dark no.  I have heard a very nice quote about people behavior by George Bernard Shaw. “Two percent...

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White lie or misleading truth?

What is right, what is morally correct? A lie or a misleading truth? To understand this, I am taking two examples. Paula Jones brought a sexual harassment lawsuit against Bill Clinton while he was president. During the deposition for the Jones lawsuit, which was held at the White House, Clinton denied having sexual relationship with Monika Lewinsky– a denial that became the basis for the Lewinsky Scandal and the president's subsequent impeachment...

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Justice -What's the right thing to do

Some days ago, I started to watch an interesting Harvard lecture series on Law. In this lectures, Mr. Michael Sandel has come up with the fascinating way to teach philosophy which everyone of us can digest easily, on many interesting issues. Nearly one thousand students pack Harvard’s historic ‘Sanders Theatre’ to hear Michael Sandel’s talk about justice, equality, democracy, and citizenship. What I found after watching this series that- most...

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Bullet- Prisoner puzzle

Here I am giving you a puzzle that I once heard from a senior. In an interview, interviewer asked him a puzzle and surprisingly he gave the right answer. At first I was not able to solve this puzzle. See, if you can solve. Don’t see the below answer if you want to solve. “There is a prison in the middle of a desert. Suppose there are “n” prisoners. There is no fence or any other security measure in the prison. There is a police who is having...

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Harvey saved me!!

Today I had my breadth subject exam – ‘Effective learning techniques of professional development'. Oh wait! Don’t horrify about the course name. It has got only long title but nothing special in it. They should give us at least two numbers to remember such a long name of the course. But why I am telling you this? Because I had a very interesting situation in the exam that I think worth telling to you guys.  There was a question...

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Devil's advocate

Problem statement:Suppose you are driving through a narrow tunnel and a worker falls onto the road in front of you. There is not enough time for you to stop. If you keep straight, you will hit the worker and kill him, but if you swerve left into oncoming traffic, you will collide with the school b and kill at least five children. You hit the worker.  You are dead somehow and these four people are deciding whether you be sent to hell –...

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