2008-01-29T19:27:25-06:00

This is hillarious!! Very well done and very creative ad.. Read more

2008-01-29T19:20:29-06:00

Whenever we feel, good that we are alive..We are in Love.. In Love with money, a person, myself, GOD.. And When We become LOVE,we know that we will be alive always... Read more

2008-01-29T19:19:01-06:00

Ever since I have built Drishtikone as a long term blogging/community platform, for me it was important to have at its base something that was flexible, scalable and powerful. Drupal is and has been the only one that fit the bill! Fortunately, there are some who share my enthusiasm for it. Here is one guy who discusses the possibility of Drupal being taught in schools and colleges.. and why is Drupal so important and good? Here are some reasons: 1. In an interview with Dries Buytaert, the founder of Drupal, he was asked the longevity question. His answer was smart, which was that most of what is at the heart of Drupal is 'ideas work' (my words). Many of the problems Drupal seeks to answer are not based on a particular programming platform, but are rather broader problems that all applications will run into at some point as they seek to develop a flexible Rapid Application Development (RAD) infrastructure. Read more

2008-01-29T18:57:22-06:00

Truth has a strange way of surfacing in the most innocuous of ways... Read more

2008-01-29T18:29:03-06:00

Remember how we scoffed at the village houses where cow dung and its cakes were the regular source of fuel? How the city bred with a high nose think that it is rather unsanitary? Well, it now seems that as much unsanitary it might seem (and be), some things (dirt and bacteria) is actually HELATHY for human beings. New Scientist - a science mag - now says that dairy farmers who inhale the dust and air laden with cow dung and other dairy "by-products" might actually be less prone to lung cancer..... FIVE TIMES less prone that is! That is a pretty significant odds! There is also a growing realization that our race to live in sanitized surroundings might actually be causing us a whole lot of harm than good. No wonder cancer is a big disease - something not many had heard a couple of generations back. Read more

2008-01-29T18:11:37-06:00

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2008-01-29T17:03:39-06:00

love happens in a moment, loving takes a lifetime in which a lifetime can become a moment and a moment can seem like a lifetime. you can love more than one people in one life. love is meeting of souls, when someone's inside voice is reaching your heart. Love is that touching and conjugation of spirits. suffering is denying that it ever happened Read more

2008-01-29T16:26:23-06:00

Hamne Dekhi Hai In Ankhon ki from the movie "Khamoshi" (1969) sung by Lata (Music by Hemant Kumar & lyrics by Gulzar) Since we are on the love theme until the Valentine's Day - I thought let me kick this period off with one song that most aptly puts my idea of "love" into words. Never has this concept been so well put in words as by Gulzar in this one song. And Lata did wonders with this. Of course, the music from - in my personal view - the most under-rated Music Composer of the Indian Cinema - Hemant Kumar! His other amazing movie score was for Sahib, Bibi aur Ghulam - all female songs and every one a hit! Enjoy the song below if you are reading this after Jan 29, 2007; otherwise play it on the left hand sidebar... Read more

2008-01-29T16:02:04-06:00

I am pretty bad at defining the absolutes. So i would be quoting here from the Bible on the question... 1)..."God is love. Whoever lives in love lives in God, and God in him..." - 1 John 4:16 Read more

2008-01-29T07:15:35-06:00

For long NGOs and the activists in India have made rich careers in activism for Muslims, Dalits, and for the farmers. Often, they tend to concentrate on the negative and the trite. They miss - deliberately, one can argue - the positives of a section of the society thus amplifying the feeling of victimization for perpetuity amongst a section. That is how they characterize themselves henceforth. It comes at the real cost of a victim's progress. Here is an excellent article on the bazaar of victims - NGO ishtyle! For five years, Citizen Nagar is, for the NGOs, the symbol of what is wrong with Gujarat’s Muslims. They lost their livelihoods, they are far from their places of work, schools or medical facilities. But who chose that location? Who bought the land and resettled the families near the reeking garbage dump? The same NGOs who are complaining today. Rather than encourage and prepare them to return home or to rebuild their lives, the NGOs, according to a prominent Muslim philanthropist, “threw money at the families and created victims for life”. Read more


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