Corruption is a very common word in India. When I was a kid I used to hate the people with whom this word was associated and used to think that it’s unethical. But now when I am 25 years old and looking to make my career and earn money; I feel it’s one of the best short cuts available for speedy progress with rich dividends and low risk. Yes I would like to say that least risk is involved; and especially in Indian context.
Sufi – Easiest way to reach God
Did you ever realize what happens when we listen to good music with great lyrics? We just feel embedded ourselves in the song; every word describes what’s going on inside and provides us solace, peace and happiness. In short it acts like an eternal bliss.
Old is no more gold and money speaks louder than actions - Saurav Ganguly
T-20 Cricket is a very popular form of cricket and people are accepting this form of cricket very well, although many cricket experts don’t like this for of cricket, according to them the real cricket is test cricket only; i actually agree with them, test cricket is the real cricket where one can really judge the strength of a cricketer, but if ICC (international cricket council) needs to spread cricket worldwide then T-20 can serve the purpose.
M alone ; but not down
In the world of modern animals where everyone is busy and occupied in following the mechanical cobwebs around; we often search for a soul who can be our companion, with whom we can share our feelings and who can support us, advise us and motivate us. But we don’t get one at that time.
I believe that everyone gets what he/she deserves with time and we should try till that time. Being alone often drags one in to abjection, ennui.
Right to education in India – A myth :) which can be turned in to reality
On 1st April 2010 “Right to Education” came in to force. Bringing hopes that now the things will change and every child in the age group of 6-14 years will get 8 years of elementary education in an age appropriate classroom in the vicinity of his/her neighbourhood. No child shall be denied admission for want of documents; no child shall be turned away if the admission cycle in the school is over and no child shall be asked to take an admission test. Children with disabilities will also be educated in the mainstream schools. Moreover approximately 25% quota was there for children with weaker sections.
Being polite and forgiving are the assets of great people
Before giving any particular statement and then preceding our talk on that I would like to site an example.
I studied in a school which was famous for imparting Indian culture on students. We used to have one hour prayer sessions in open ground and used to sit on jute material thin carpet while praying; no matter its hot summer or chilly winter. Our school administration was very strict and our principal sir was the real example for that. His name was “Govind Ram Aggrawal” but we used to call him “Pappu” which means idiot kid. Our school was from sixth class to twelth class. One day principal sir went to sixth class for general inspection and to check how things are going on. He asked one student to tell his name. the student replied “Sir your name is Pappu”. The whole class laughed. Principal Sir realized that the student might have heard by some of his seniors and being a kid he would have thought that it’s the real name. He got angry but he didn’t show it and very calmly he told the student “Dear my name is Govind Ram Aggrawal and not Pappu. By hearing this, the kid realized his mistake; and he apologized for the same.
Islam - Our misconceptions
Islam is an Arabic word & connotes submission, surrender & obedience. As a religion, Islam stands for complete submission and obedience to Allah. It is a universal religion and its objective is to create and cultivate in man the quality and attribute of Islam. Islam in fact is an attributive title. Anyone who possesses this attribute, whatever race, community, country or group he belongs to, is a Muslim.
