The fictional stormer - into the land of Hogwarts

I met Harry Potter, I visited Hogwarts. Hermione, Ron, Professor Snape - met 'em all. How, you ask? Well, it was a journey like no other. A truly marvelous journey which will be with me forever. Hop on to the Tata Safari Storme, let me take you to a tour of Hogwarts - the way I saw it.. :)As I enter the gate of hogwarts, I smell this beautiful cut grass in the lawn of hogwarts, the students learning the new tricks about magic. The smell was wonderful,...

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Look around, inspiration is everywhere...

In life, there are times when we feel totally let down and demotivated. Saying from person experience, in such times, all we look for is a ray of hope. Even smallest of the things can cheer us up and inspire us. This blog post is just about that...My father is my biggest source of inspiration. In today's highly diplomatic world, he's someone who I look upto and someone whose footsteps I follow. He's taught me that being honest is the biggest trade...

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Android Gaming Review : Virtua Tennis Challenge by Sega

Android games have made a significant name for themselves.. Whether you're on tour, travelling or basically just bored at office and need to relax a bit - android gaming is the way to go. Just unlock the front screen, go to menu > switch on the game. It's as simple as that. Easy to install, easy to play. Android games have a bright future ahead, considering the huge number of users of this technology.Sega, a well respected company for computer...

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Destiny, hard work & luck - the way to success?

Often in life, when we do not succeed, we label the situation as "not in favor of us". We think that we were/are unlucky but no one can be blamed for this. It's very easily understandable that when the situation is not in your favor, you blame the situation above all. Having said that, when we achieve something, who do we give the credit to? Let me not be a diplomat and say that when I achieve success, I give all the credit to myself. Call me selfish but most of us DO.We work hard, achieve success and we deserve some credit, don't we! :) Moreover,...

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Save paper - we say this but do we deem with this?

In the recent times, I've been observing my surroundings and the misuse of paper is immense. It has become a habit for most of us to use paper in household work, covering dirty windows, using them to clean the house and several other purposes. Has this what the usage of paper come down to? Do we only buy papers to eventually sell them to the "kabariwaalas"? If that's the purpose, then I don't really see a reason why we're cutting trees for this very...

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Friends : Here's why friendship is an very integral bond of life...

Have you watched the American TV shows, friends? Do you agree with the basic concept of such a show - friends for life? If so, why? We all are always on the lookout for friends that will be with us through the thick and thin. The tv show friends revolved around 6 friends, their life in New York, growing with each other through the hardships and good-ships but at the end of the show, they separate ways after 10 years but does that mean that their friendship got over? What do you think?6 friends - enough/not enough/too many? What do you think? According...

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Source of inspiration : An Indian women

What makes an Indian women so much special? I'm sure this would be the first questions that will come to your mind after reading the title. I say, what doesn't make an Indian women special? Our society has seen a rapid change in the last few years, the way of life for an Indian women has changed drastically and if you ask me, she has adapted magnificently well.Every country goes through a phase of change that totally revolutionizes the way of thinking of the people of that country. In India, something similar has happened. You'd know that just...

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Chitti aayi hai..aayi hai..Chitti aayi hai..

Chitti aayi hai..aayi hai..Chitti aayi hai.. - these words from Pankaj Udhas' songs express the feelings of a person receiving a letter. Sounds quite unusual to us, right? I mean most of us would wonder, why ever was there this much hype about a "letter"? Today's world is technology driven, we've got mobile phones/telephones and e-mails to get in touch with our friends and relatives, who needs letters? Having said that, ask someone who has lived in the age of "non-mobiles and computers" and you'd know how much of an importance a letter held with...

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A relationship that doesn't rely on "talking" but on faith and love

What is true love? I'm one of those guys that watches a movie, with a cliche ending, the hero meeting the heroine, falling in love, getting married and then they lived "happily ever after" and I actually like it. Is this true love though? Thinking about it, this is by no means "true love", fancy love you may say. :p A relationship isn't successful until both the partners have faith on each other. A relationship is like a car, that needs all the wheels to be in place in order to work properly. :)We express ourselves to our loved ones through the...

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WE care, the change is near...

India is a country that has often been labeled as one "run by the matured", I say this because if you consider the simple point that majority of our politicians are above the age of 50, it's clearly not a young majority running the government. Why is this so, one might ask! The answer is simple; becoming a politician in India isn't easy. It takes years to make a name for yourself and then only you get a ticket to become a MLA. College elections do take place but these elected candidates have to work extremely hard for several years to represent...

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#HappyTravelling is #HappyLiving

Childhood is the best part of one's life, why do we say this? Further, do you firmly believe this? Well, I do. I just cannot help but remember the summer vacations during my childhood when I along with my parents used to visit my village in Bihar. We just cannot stress enough on the fact that the best part of our life is one that we cherish throughout the life span, the times I spent in Tamuria (Bihar) are the golden times of my life and to this...

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Are we neglecting the older generation of our country?

We've always been taught that we must respect our elders and it's of the utmost importance that we abide by what they tell us/teach us. We're privileged to be associated with a culture that treats elders as "gods" - "badon ko bhagwan ki tarah pujnaa chahiye".. These are the values that are instilled in us from a very young age. Having said that, let's focus upon a larger issue that our society is currently facing; are we neglecting our older generation?Every other day in the news you can hear the news about crimes against older people, the news...

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A conversation betweeen a smartphone and it's smart user

Our life has had a significant change in the last few years because of the rapid changes in the technology field. Below is a conversation between a teenager and his smartphone. Without more ado, let's see how this unusual and unheard of conversation goes.Prakash (smartphone user) - I wonder how life would be without a smartphone!Smartphone - Obviously a life without smartphone wouldn't be smart. No twitter, no FB, no GooglePlay which means no apps. Boring life...Prakash - Just that? That's all you're useful for? A simpler life would be a lot more...

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