Once upon a time in IT Industry

August 22, 2010
Once upon a time in IT Industry

Narrator: It was 1 O’ Clock in the morning of 24th July 2016. Two security guards and a lady were whiling away their time at Gate 4 security checkpoint discussing frivolous stuff as if it...
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From the Diaries of a Backpacker: Beijing

August 21, 2010
From the Diaries of a Backpacker: Beijing

The Journey 10 hours. Curled up on the ground, right in front of the driver’s cabin. Truth be told, couldn’t find a better spot. Even then, our gluteus maximus were tortured massively. Somewhat...
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Lafangey Parindey – review

August 20, 2010
Lafangey Parindey – review

Predictable. Clichéd. Unoriginal. Flawed. The movie has it all but… but… it is not all that bad, it is watchable. Strange but it is. Keeping behind the failures of Tashan, Pyaar Impossible, Dil Bole Hadippa,...
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Changeling – review

August 20, 2010
Changeling – review

Here I am back again with my DVD pick and its Rosemary’s … wait no not Rosemary. I CHANGED my mind. It is Changeling the Clint Eastwood directed movie based on the real life...
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Chotu – One common story of a common boy in India

August 19, 2010
Chotu – One common story of a common boy in India

Hello Saheb ji and Madam ji, My name is Chotu. Ma says she used to call me babu when I was just a few months old. But my boss calls me Chotu. I work...
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Eve’s Fruit of Love

August 18, 2010
Eve’s Fruit of Love

When God punished Eve, he gave her pain beyond any imagination and then told her to love it. I don’t quite know how to term it. Was I happy? Or Was I sad? The first...
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Corruption begins at home

August 17, 2010
Corruption begins at home

As  various disclosures pour in about common wealth games becoming individual wealth games  and the shadow of corruption taking over the spirit of the games, the nation fumes over the enormosity and blatant nature...
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Happy Independence day!

August 15, 2010
Happy Independence day!

Team GingerChai wishes all Indians a happy Independence day. Road so far has been bumpy, we have faltered in steps but still managed to walk the distance. We have seen good, bad and ugly...
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Once upon a time in IT Industry

August 22, 2010

Narrator: It was 1 O’ Clock in the morning of 24th July 2016. Two security guards and a lady were whiling away their time at...
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From the Diaries of a Backpacker: Beijing

August 21, 2010

The Journey 10 hours. Curled up on the ground, right in front of the driver’s cabin. Truth be told, couldn’t find a better...
Continue Reading »

Lafangey Parindey – review

August 20, 2010

Predictable. Clichéd. Unoriginal. Flawed. The movie has it all but… but… it is not all that bad, it is watchable. Strange but it is. Keeping...
Continue Reading »

Changeling – review

August 20, 2010

Here I am back again with my DVD pick and its Rosemary’s … wait no not Rosemary. I CHANGED my mind. It is Changeling...
Continue Reading »

Chotu – One common story of a common boy in India

August 19, 2010

Hello Saheb ji and Madam ji, My name is Chotu. Ma says she used to call me babu when I was just a few...
Continue Reading »

Eve’s Fruit of Love

August 18, 2010

When God punished Eve, he gave her pain beyond any imagination and then told her to love it. I don’t quite know how to term...
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Corruption begins at home

August 17, 2010

As  various disclosures pour in about common wealth games becoming individual wealth games  and the shadow of corruption taking over the spirit of the...
Continue Reading »

Happy Independence day!

August 15, 2010

Team GingerChai wishes all Indians a happy Independence day. Road so far has been bumpy, we have faltered in steps but still managed to...
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A day with the Liberty Lady

August 14, 2010

Last semester I was allotted a dorm room on the tenth floor. What was so amazing about this room? Well I and my roomie...
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Soul Curry

Practical Spirituality – The regulative principles

Practical Spirituality – The regulative principles

Everything in this universe, except for the Supreme Lord, has to follow rules and perform the prescribed duties. But Krishna says in the Bhagavad Gita that though he is not bound by any rules, he still executes his duties so as to set an example to all the souls. BG 3.22: O son of Pṛthā,...

Practical Spirituality – Laying the Path

Practical Spirituality – Laying the Path

I tried to complete this article thrice before, but somehow or the other it didn’t turn up in a way I wanted. I have rewritten this article thrice. And yet I am not satisfied with the outcome. It just makes me wonder if my current disposition is so bad, because of all the traveling...

Practical Spirituality – Introduction

Practical Spirituality – Introduction

(Fair warning: This series of article was born after some pretty nasty incidents that were reported in the news over the last couple of months. This would be of the very direct and no-holds barred kind of series. By the way, all opinions expressed in the articles are mine and my own.) I am sure...

Books

The Broker by John Grisham

When it comes to reading books with power play, I trust no one else...
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Mrs. Parkinson’s Law by C Northcote Parkinson

Mrs. Parkinson’s Law is one of those books which can’t be read in one...
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The White Tiger by Aravind Adiga

  ‘The white tiger’ is the debut novel of the novelist Mr. Aravind Adiga and...
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Jewel in the crown