Saturday, November 27, 2010
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Corruption
Everywhere news breaks about corruption. in India how to stop corruption, when asked to our former president Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, he answered only a child can stop the corruption by ensuring his/her parents not to take this way of income. A good teacher also can ensure his students to improve values and morale. A great thought indeed but are we following his advise to make India a corruption free nation that is the biggest question of this hour.
Sunday, November 07, 2010
Remembering on birthday
Today is the Birthday of Bipin Chandra Pal, Sir C V Raman and Actor Kamal Haasan.
Bipin Chandra Pal was one of the mightiest prophets of nationalism who fought bravely for a noble cause of India’s independence. He was a great patriot, orator, journalist and warrior.
Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman, FRS (7 November 1888 – 21 November 1970) was an Indian physicist and Nobel laureate in physics recognised for his work on the molecular scattering of light and for the discovery of the Raman effect, which is named after him.
And for Kamal Hassan, what will I say ! Who will forget his acting in "Pushpak", "Ek duje ke liye","He ram", Appu Raja and many more. will upload a interview with him.
Saturday, November 06, 2010
Happy Diwali !
Still the cracker being fired, still there are lights on the balconies and still the diyas twinkling at all doorsteps. So I can still wish you all a very happy diwali.
The biggest gift I got this diwali that today my daughter Shinjini admitted that she missed me this diwali. She also remembered how fun we made last time when we fired the sparklars and other crackers at Delhi. She told me to come soon to take her home. I was completly taken aback at her first time realisation of her 3.5 year old life, that she misses me. Thanks to god and my wife for giving me the most beautiful daughter. Only thing that pains is my parents didn't see how their son became a proud father. I know they are very happy today wherever they are, seeing me as a father how I realised the simple truth how parents sacrifices their own happiness to see the smiling faces of their children. Now I can understand what pains they had taken to made me comfortable amidst unfavourable conditions.
The biggest gift I got this diwali that today my daughter Shinjini admitted that she missed me this diwali. She also remembered how fun we made last time when we fired the sparklars and other crackers at Delhi. She told me to come soon to take her home. I was completly taken aback at her first time realisation of her 3.5 year old life, that she misses me. Thanks to god and my wife for giving me the most beautiful daughter. Only thing that pains is my parents didn't see how their son became a proud father. I know they are very happy today wherever they are, seeing me as a father how I realised the simple truth how parents sacrifices their own happiness to see the smiling faces of their children. Now I can understand what pains they had taken to made me comfortable amidst unfavourable conditions.
Tuesday, November 02, 2010
Monday, November 01, 2010
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Remembering Sachin Dev Burman on his Death Anniversary - Biography -1
Today is the Death Anniversary of Sachin Dev Burman.Known as "Sachin Karta" to the music connoisseurs of Kolkata, "Burman Dada" as fondly called by the musicians of Bombay, "Shochin Deb Bormon" by the radio listeners of Bangladesh and West Bengal, India, "S.D. Burman" by the film cine goers or simply "SD" by his "jeans" filmi fans -- he created songs that bore the stamp of his inimitable genius, abounding in variety yet retaining the distinction of his style. Drawing from the vast store of folk music-forms and from the classical teachings, as the mood called for, he produced what is known as the Sachin Dev Burman music which is at once rotund, vibrant and unorthodox both in form and substance.
Remembering Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel on his birthday
Today is the birth day of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel - Iron man of India. Let us have a look at a rarest video of Sardar.
Remembering Indira Gandhi, on her 26th Death Anniversary.
She was the toughest political leader I ever seen. Just have a glimpses of one of her interviews with international TV channel in 1971
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Remembering Dr. Homi Jehangir Bhabha - Scientist in Action [rare documentary] 01 of 03
Today is the birthday of Dr. Homi Jehangir Bhabha, the pioneer of Indian Atomic Research. Let us see one of the rare documentary depicting his true vision and mission.
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Now watching The Myth
Watching a movie in Star Movies, The Myth. Sounds familiar - eh ? Okay this is the film in which Mallika Sherawat worked with Jackie Chan! An archaeologist discovers an ancient monument that has the ability to create a field of zero gravity. He has to now ensure that it does not fall in the evil hands and to prove his dreams are also real. Interesting !
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Finished a book
Yesterday, I finished the Book of one of my favorite author, Dan Brown, The Lost Symbol. I Started as soon as I bought this in the Platform no. 9B just before boarding to my train, and it is worth reading ! It is truly unputdownable.
In “The Lost Symbol”, Dan Brown takes his “symbologist” non-hero Robert Langdon on a high-speed twelve-hour tour around Washington DC. Broadly speaking, it’s like riding pillion on a jetbike driven by a historian screaming conspiratorial travelogue descriptions into your ears like a cricket commentary.
Actually, I think Langdon’s key attribute (his tremendous memory), which is the best thing that Brown created – an historical memory robot able to dredge up every wonky numerological / etymological / mythological fantasy ever imagined, while remaining indifferent to all of them. Even though at one point Brown has a brief chuckle at the Wiki-likes learning of modern students, Langdon himself functions as nothing more complex than a disbelieving walking Wikipedia.
Unfortunately… given how bad a film that first book got turned into, I truly worried at the thought of how bad a film ”The Lost Symbol” promises to be.
In “The Lost Symbol”, Dan Brown takes his “symbologist” non-hero Robert Langdon on a high-speed twelve-hour tour around Washington DC. Broadly speaking, it’s like riding pillion on a jetbike driven by a historian screaming conspiratorial travelogue descriptions into your ears like a cricket commentary.
Actually, I think Langdon’s key attribute (his tremendous memory), which is the best thing that Brown created – an historical memory robot able to dredge up every wonky numerological / etymological / mythological fantasy ever imagined, while remaining indifferent to all of them. Even though at one point Brown has a brief chuckle at the Wiki-likes learning of modern students, Langdon himself functions as nothing more complex than a disbelieving walking Wikipedia.
Unfortunately… given how bad a film that first book got turned into, I truly worried at the thought of how bad a film ”The Lost Symbol” promises to be.
Monday, October 25, 2010
Rest in peace
While going to Sealdah station to catch Duronto yesterday, I witnessed a glimpse of a tragic incident. Saw a police van piloting 3 coffin carriage towards the last river of 3 members of a family died of an unfortunate accident in Bhutan last friday. The leisure trip during Durga puja holidays turned fatal for Biman Bhattacharjee, an ex-airforce now working with LIC, 55, his wife Soma, 44 and son Soham, 13 died on the spot when the indica they were travelling to Phoontsholing lost control and fall inside the cliff. The elder son Rohan is struggling for his life in a Bhutan hospital. May the soul of the departed rest in peace and pray for the recovery of Rohan, the only surviving member of the Durganagar based family.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
SHUBHO BIJAYA & HAPPY DUSHERA
Shubho Bijaya to all.today is Bijaya Dashami,the last day of DURGA PUJA.
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
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