Fujitsu Life Book E Series is my laptop. It served very faithfully for over 7 years. The complete name of this laptop is Fujitsu Lifebook E 546 series with Intel Core i7.Model: S26391-K441-V100. It’s a small 14-inch laptop, black colour with a red border around, very trendy, beautiful and attractive. When I was given this […]
Category: Experiences
Flat No: D 313 Pragati Vihar
Pragati Vihar – I am sure looking at the title the reader may think, Wow! It’s like a cinema title – Ghar No. 750; Gaadi No. 412. It’s not a movie title. In the summer, approximately the month of May, 1983, I completed Intermediate examination (+2) from the AP Residential Junior College, Nagarjuna Sagar, Krishna […]
The 4 Walls of Fear
Human beings lived and are living in fear. This fear is injected by the parents and the society. The human mind is free. Rabindranath Tagore said ‘Where the mind is free, where the head is held high’. Forget the mind and the head, we can’t even think freely! Our mind is constrained…4 walls are built; […]
Imported Democracy
I belong to the old school. In an age where everyone reads newspapers on their mobile phones i.e., online, I prefer to read the physical one. Over a period of time this has become a habit. Time now, I should get rid of this habit. The daily newspapers invariably consist news of rape, murder, cheating, […]
ETERNITY IS MY TIME
Let me talk first of myself. I keep looking at the watch…checking mobile for messages & WhatsApp updates…and when I do not find anything new, I ask in frustration – How long does it take? I become impatient. I seek instant gratification! The world is moving at such a fast pace – I fell I […]
“In the beginning was the Word.”
The first sentence of the Bible – “In the beginning there was word”. I checked it again this morning. And the biblical story of creation goes “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God”. The God has created the world. He created the seas, He created […]
Why do Indians hate to pay Taxes?
The word tax has only negative connotation in India. Hence, neither the word ‘tax payer’ nor the word ‘tax’ can be viewed positively. Tax is synonymous for oppression, looting, exploitation, legalized robbery and these descriptions are unending. Prior to independence, the leaders of the Indian National Movement, described taxes as a way of keeping Indians […]
The Manchester Mummy
Fear of being buried alive was common in the 18th and 19th centuries. Due to this concern the casket companies developed innovative coffins offering a means of signaling for help if they were buried alive. In mid-1700s Hannah Beswick, a wealthy English woman, convinced her physician, Dr. Thomas White, not to bury her when she died – just in […]
RAMAYANA’s RAMA – AN EPITOME OF BAD HUSBAND
This morning I wished daughter Parvathi. Let me tell later what I wished and allow me to state why I wished her. She completed her studies, settled in life with a good job with accommodation, bought a car and she is 24 years old! As a responsible father, I wished the next best i.e., she […]
When The Time Stopped
HMT watch was an Indian status symbol. Fathers handed over to their children and they in turn would give it to next generation. HMT watches were a family tradition. HMT was born in 1961 in association with Citizen Watch Company, Japan. Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, introduced the first ever HMT watch and it has captured the […]
