Happy New Year

Hi bloggers,

First let me wish al lof you a great year ahead. I wish that you write good stuff and let us enjoy a treat of excellent write ups. So, the year is bidding adieu and leaving all of us with many hopes of a bright future and prosperous time ahead. Each year comes with some good things that we save in our memory and want to revisit those experiences. However, it wards off some serious blows too by hitting us where it hurts most. We meet new people form new bonds and then they suddenly leave.
In this process of 365 days, we learn plethora of new things, experience new feelings. So, a whole set of brand new 365 days are calling you to board the train to an unknown destination. I wish that this year, we learn more than the last year, we capitalise on the lost opportunities and most importantly get all those most coveted things that we aspire for. Each year, we make resolutions to break. But this year, I have said absolute NO to any such resolution related to constraining the life into the frame of discipline except that I will meet people without preconcieved notions and will try to live life to its fullest. I will not let my boss to ruin my day just because I missed some stupid detail in his email. I will try to say Hello to all my acquaintances, will say "Never mind" to all my closed one on their mistakes, will not say "How can you do that?" to anyone who has harmed me in any way. So, all I can sum up is that I will try to focus on my life and will always be around for friends without a grumbling attitude.

cheers,
Siddhartha

Mr. Natwarlal....ooops I said it

Political lust is demanding too much from old man. A son gone waste, a post that he has been divested off, constant references to him as a millstone to the dinghy of his own polititcal party. All these things are taking its toll on Mr. Natwar Singh.
But Volcker is like a python tightening its grip every second , crushing every rib of the polititcal anatomy that the old man took his whole life to build.However, Just when the things started to look pretty similar to any other major Indian scam, there came Aniel Mathrani giving vent to all his gastric problems and spitting all that he had to offer. Well the things are looking very interesting but one thing we must not froget that this is India and here Politicians always dance to the tunes of a famous number "Sab ganda hai par dhanda hai ye....."


comments invited,
Siddhartha

Pawar Play

Can a tiger be beaten in its own citadel? Can we imagine a giant being defeated by minnows?
well I can't but whenever it happens, everybody feels a shiver and somewhere in the corner of their heart they smile at the new preposition. However, most of the times this turns out to be much ado about nothing.
So, in case of BCCI elections, even when the hegemony of Jagu dada is over, nothing dramatic can be expected from Mr. Pawar. On his very first in office, he declared that he wants professionals to run BCCI. Well, Pawar ji doesn't look like a professional and yes an advice for Mr. Ganguly. Pick up your bat and start scoring tons of runs as now there is no GODFATHER to reason for you.

Comments invited
Siddhartha