I ab absolutly Jobless without any work to do(I have many but now out of personal choice i am feeling to get bored is better way to pass my time than to actually do the job currently at hand. What else can you expect from a person who since last 30 days, including sundays has come to office for some reason. the reason being that i have no reason . I dont have anywhere better to time pass so come to office search the net and get so tired that go to the home sorry room and doze off. Ever since my friends got to another cities my off-days seem to be more of a burden tahn the office. Atleast on office days you get to see some and talk to others. I know that i am blabbering so i will sign off for now. just it was my modest effort to jot down my current mood..
Jab We Met
Posted by ssjha on February 9, 2008
It has been quite a while since I have written anything. I wanted to write about so man things happening in my life. Life office sponsored tours for four months complete with flight tickets and hired taxis and offered ride on sedan to drinking in 5-star hotels. But I was thinking about them to write it down lest I forget the experience I noted one blog which was the review of Jab We Met. I also wanted to write about it earlier and about the movie but it never happened. Now I want to write something about it, but not like a review.
First of all I would like to mention that since I have joined the job, I haven’t watched much of the movies on the screen like I had in my college days, neither had any inclinations to leave it. I think it happens with time. From first day first show mostly in black),to no show to many a good movies. Though, thanks to piracy I have not missed the good ones either.
So coming to the point as it happened one of my closest friend told me a secret that he was going to the movie in a mischievous manner. I did smell something. On further inquiries it became evident to me that some group(read guys&gals) at office decided to go to movie and he was invited too. I was also interested to go because one of the girls was really cute. I offered to come with him so that he doesn’t feel lonely with the girls,but I was rebuffed. So I couldn’t watch the movie. As it happened later that the guy in question had a blast at the theatre sitting besides the lady and watching the movie. Before that he even did shopping with her and he even got the unfriendly and ‘oh that lucky bastard’ kinda look from the onlooker like us. The story didn’t end there. He even had the chance to take her to her home and got an offer for coffee at her room, which he refused. I think it was too much of a good day for him in a single day or rather to say in night.
So the next day I heard from my friend in question, “see she had already seen the movie and she wanted to see it again, I think something is cooking between us”. “Cool”,I gushed “you lucky chap, but you did miss the opportunity to have coffee!”. Anyways I heard about the movies from my friends and the trailers which screamed “mujhe bachpan se hi shaadi karne ka bahut craze tha”. So I waited for the day to go to the movies with someone, secretly wishing that it be with some girl, because I had heard crazy rumours that many people became couple after watching the movie together. But, Alas that day never came. I many a times tried to coax my friend to come with me to watch the beautiful movie, but he didn’t wanted to spoil the nostalgia that he had gathered from the previous outing. Poor me! Any-ways I did what any self-respecting, movie crazy , adult will do in my shoes.
Finally I did met the Jab We Met.I watched the movie all alone in the Multiplex sometimes looking at Kareeena crooning and sometimes at the people who would soon become couple. What an anti-climax to the story.
P.S. I did enjoy the movie very much and lead pair after the real-life breakup did get their chemistry alright on the screens at least.
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A typical Chat transcript
Posted by ssjha on August 18, 2007
well there are numerous types of chat moods, but when two old pals are chatting then whatever the mood be or the situation there are patterns in the chat sequence that one can make out that is common and way of the initial topic. for instances the girls booze etc.
see for your self if u have the patience and stamina to read through the end.
Abhi: kya baat hai good old days bahut yaad aa rahe hain
SS: haan be
tere classes shuru hue ki nahi
Abhi’s new status message – ~Remembering the gud old days 9:19 PM
Abhi: shuru :O
saale aadhe se zyada term khatam ho gya
SS kya
aur tere msg ko kya hua
Abhi: 3 hafte aur term1 complete
SS abe saala kaafi jaldi samay beet gaya
Abhi: haan wo to hai
msg ko kya ho gaya matlab??
SS tere ko bhi old days yad aa rahe hain
Abhi: haan bhai
aaj se nahin kal se hi yaad aa rahe hain
SS kyun kya hua koi madam dikh gayi kya college mein
aur bata experience kaisa chal raha hai
Abhi: arey yaar madam to hain hi nahin clg mein
sookha hai
akaal hai
mahamaari hai
SS kyun bhai ek bhi nahi aayi kyaa???
schedule kaafi hectic hai ya cool hai
Sent at 9:24 PM on Thursday
Abhi: haan bahut cool hai…bas hamesha lagi rehtiu hai
baki sab kool hai
saans lene ki fursat nahin hoti hia but baki sab kool hai
Sent at 9:26 PM on Thursday
SS abe sahi mein. tab to mujhe aane se pehle soochna padega
Abhi: ab ghatiya jagah hai
SS haan chod de
Abhi: job kar wohi sahi hai
SS colege ko
tu bhi
Abhi: chhodna mere liye option nahin hai
SS kyun be
Abhi: teri tarah bond nahin hoon naa
SS GGGGrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Abhi: abe sach
SS abe summers ki to shuruaat ho gayi hogi
abe sahi batana kitne mehnat tune isbar ki thi CAT ke liye
Abhi: naa ke barabar
haan wo to first day se hi shuru ho gayi thi
aajkal CV submission time hai
abe tune blog likhna chhod diya
SS abe kuch bata mujhe bhi gaand phati hui lag rahi hai. time ka exam is week pehli baar dia tha.92%aaya hai
abe thora bahut likha tha. ab time nahi milta hai unpaid job karne ka
Sent at 9:34 PM on Thursday
Abhi: abe seedhi baat hai
tension mat le
ho jayega
tension lega to jo chahe ukhaad le
nahin hoga
SS hahahahahh ……………… to kya karu sirf mock doon aur usko revise karu
??
Abhi: nahin sirf mock de
SS matlab analyse naa karu
Abhi: maine to nahin kiya
tujhe pata hai tera weak point kya hai?
SS haaaaan quant
Abhi: tujhe pata hai usmein specifically kya?
u kno how u can improve tht?
u kno how much u can score in ur strong sec on a bad day?
SS lagta hai nos system. main aaj-kal PG ka thread dekh raha hoon quant ka.
Abhi: mat dekh
SS kaise improve karu nahi pata
Abhi: u hv an idea how much time does it take to clear the 3 sectionals?
SS nahi
Abhi: practice
just make sure u get answers of these questions and then u dont need to make any effort
plan accordingly then
SS okkkk. u men to say that sirf mocks doo. i think it is a gud idea.and one thing what can one expect for that half-hour xtra papaer
what changes in strategy did u make for this half-hour
Abhi: time to chill
SS cutoffs mein koi khaas increase tujhe mehsoos hui kya is aadhe ghante ke chalte
Abhi: forget cutoffs forget evrything
get an idea of ur relative strength
consider avg 50mins each
nd analyse how much time u need to score for
wt ppl score in those 50 mins
eg. if u r VA bond..
SS ..
Abhi: u mite be able to do VA in 20 mins
for wt i will take 50
QA 70 for 50
DI 45 for 50
SS so basically u r saying to focus on strength and clear the cutoffs
Abhi: so u clear cutoffs in 135 mins
tht leaves u with 15 xtra mins
go fr most scoring nd do tht
but make sure u dont hv to come back to ny section
SS matlab. u r saying that to see every questions in 135 min.
Abhi: a suggested approach for these 15mins is to give 10 to storng section
nd 5 for weakest
i never said tht
tht totally depends on paper
but u must kno tht u need 20-25-35-45-70-80 wtevr mins for wt others take 50
Sent at 9:50 PM on Thursday
SS one more thing. sumtimes there is chances that the sec. that is difficult for me the paper comes easier than expected and i might think that i have clred the cutoff but in reality the cutoff is higher….
Abhi: DO NOT MAKE A STRATEGY THAT IS DEPENDENT ON PAPER
SS good “20-25-35-45-70-80 ” i like this approach
Abhi: abe tu online hai baatein kar raha hai..phir bhi idle dikha raha hai tujhe
:O
SS le kush rehhh
Abhi: yaar seedhi baat hai naa..jab doosra 50 min mein 20 no layega to tu 35 mein le aayega
jab wo 50 min mein 40 layega tab bhi tu 35 mein le aayega
plus u hv a buffer of 15mins
SS haan ab samajh mein aaya mujhe
Abhi: this was how i looked at it
SS main abhi saari questions dekh raha tha sec. wise time nahi allocate kar raha tha
Abhi: u may have a different perspective altogether
SS haan is tarah se sec. cutoff ka kuch aacha idea lag paayega
Abhi: waise main abhi apne CAT coaching join karne ke din hi yaad kar raha tha
http://abhitaneja.blogspot.com/2007/08/remembering-good-old-days.html
SS sahi hai beta ab blogging bhi kare laga hai. gud. mere ko to ab dil hi nnahi karta hai, likhne ka jab bhi man hota hai to PC nahi aur PC hota hai to mann nahi
Abhi: pata nahin but main kuchh zyada hi likh raha hoon aajkal
SS kya be daaru peena shuru to nahi kar dia naa
Abhi: jo posts hain unmein se kuchh posts to yahan ERcell walon ne hatwa diye hain
kyun?
Sent at 9:59 PM on Thursday
SS ye matlab er cell??
Abhi: haan External Relations cell
bole nythin related to IIM-C shud not go out of campus
kya bakwaas hai
SS kya be bina proprietory ke mera naam post kar dia hai
to kyn batata hai unhe apne blog ke baare mein
Abhi: arey TIME ki baat ho aur tera naam na aaye
arey main kyun bataoonga
google ki galti hai
search mein 1st aur 2nd page per de deta hai
SS abe kisi ALIAS se post kar…. jaise ki main karta hoon. mera naam kahi nahi hain usme
aur agar time ki baat hai to us miss ka bhi naam hona chahiye
Abhi: kis?
kaun si miss?
SS abe ek hi to maal thi wahan time mein jo tere ko line deti thi
Abhi: aisa hai kya?? :O
tab kyun nahin bataya
naam bolna daal deta hoon
SS abe naam to main bhool gaya lekin usi ka reference auni aur mota dia tha tab hum wahan gaye the
Abhi: uski baat kar raha hai jisne baal rangwaye the ?
ya teri wali jo thi?
ya wo jo scooty se giri thi?
kaunsi wali ki baat kar raha hai?
Sent at 10:07 PM on Thursday
SS abe baal rangwane waali, waise to main scooty waali ko bhool hi gaya tha. tujhe kaafi yaad hai abhi bhi uski. aur mujhe jo pasand thi uska naam angna thakkar tha
Abhi: kya baat hai boss..
abhi tak naam yaad hai
sahi hai
ab mili to isi baat se pat jayegi ki bande ko itne time baad bhi naam yaad hai
jabki main to shakal bhi bhul gayi thi
SS Grrrr
wah beta tu kyun yaad rakhega usko tere ko to range baal wali pasand thi naa
ya phir scooty wali…………….
Abhi: ya phir dono nahin
SS Simple to make out if he is drunk… kahan se ye sab seekh gaya lagta hai ki JOKA ka kamal hai. shuru kar di kyaa
Abhi: ocassional
SS haan main to 11 players ko to bhool hi gaya tha.. accha kia ki yaad karwa dia
Abhi: lol
Sent at 10:11 PM on Thursday
SS haan ab to lool hi bolega tuu
Abhi: hadh hai
SS saturday off hai ki nahi coll mein. aur single occupancy room hi hogi
Abhi: main to hamesha se yehi bolta tha
SS kitne presentations de die hain abhi tak
Abhi: zyada nahin
4-5
SS “Why / Why not go to IIMs?? ” its a good read
Abhi: hmm
shukriya
SS ” more curious/anxious/excited about some place and it was not the Jokaland but the state i had to pass through..Yup..BIHAR.
“
ye kya bakar thi
Abhi: abe mere emotions hain be
SS abe bihar earth mein hi hai……….curious to see bihar….grrr
Abhi: bakar nahin
tu dil pe mat le yaar
i was really curios
SS kya be tune kis bihari se baatein ki ki bihar ko dekhne ke liye curious tha
Abhi: mujhe neend aa rahi thi nd i dint sleep
SS “… everything looked similar except the people…everyone looked terribly terrified” aadmi hi dekha tha naa
Abhi: just fr tht reason
lol
tu to dil pe le raah hai yaar
bangali aadmi the
SS “The area from Mughal Sarai till Dhanbad is known for scandals and unlawful activities along with snatching at gun point and otherwise… “”
Abhi: mere cubicle mein sab bong the..
haan logon ne kaha aisa
SS that’s nothing but naxals… and gift of Bengall if u know
Abhi: ye nahin bataya
tha
SS saale kaise batayenge. and naxal is not that bad if u know the reason behind it and its mission
anyone who challenges state is either terrorist or naxal but…….
Abhi: but?
SS bu see from theirs view point. bhagat singh was a terrorist in eyes of british.. but it’s a way to look at things
Abhi: hmm
SS that doesn’t even mean that it’s all good. for more see the movie”HAZARON KWAHISE AISI”
Abhi: dekhi hai
SS THAT’S NAXAL THING
Abhi: hmm
lekin mujhe aisa kyun lag raha hai tu yeh post padte mein ekdum senti ho gaya
Sent at 10:23 PM on Thursday
SS abe koi bihar ke baare mein -ve bole to accha nahi lagta. aur waise bhi bongs darpok honte hain aur biharion se unhe khundas rehti hi hai, kyunki unki gaand yahan bahut maari jaati hai
Abhi: haan wo to tum logon ne pehli bata hi rakha tha aur phir khud dekh bhi liya
hadh se zyada darpok hote hain
yaar tu -ve le raha hai usko
SS “Why/ why not to join IIMC ” is the story true…
or is a PR excercise
Abhi: intention -ve nahin thi
PG per post tha kisi ka
i think tru hi hai more or less
except a few globe
SS means i njoyed and not survive the first yr….tue
Sent at 10:26 PM on Thursday
SS and i am not taking it -vely but showing u the truth. background mein utna nahi hota hai jitna ki highlight ho jaata hai. courtsey lalu. for instance mumbai isn’t safe bcoz of mafia but normal ppl ko farak nahi padta hai
Abhi: haan yaar i understand tht
tum logon ke saath kafi raha hoon
SS good. chal yaar ab main ghar jaata hoon tu apna no de de aur mera to hoga hi…9820574909
Abhi: 9903974637
chalo phir
aish karo
aazadi ki zindagi jio
SS haan beta dil to mera bhi bengal ke prison mein jaane ka ho raha hai aur tum keh rahe ho ki aazadi njoy karu. nice ironyy…
Abhi: abe MBA is not worth it
u kno tht
u hv hd a falvour
*flavour
SS haan but kaise logon ko justify karu i dunno
Abhi: mushkil hai
SS really i hated it with the core of my heart then i thought that it might be diif. in some gud b-school(meaning IIMs)
Abhi: it hurts wen i get to hear tht u r saying so coz u r afraid of putting in effort
but tht is life
nd not evry decision cud b based on public image
thr is smtimes a tradeoff b/n public and private life
SS han yaar. i thought that it might be diff in iims…haha atleast no insecurities
Abhi: saala IIM mein hona hi ek bahut badi insecurity hai
SS i was insecure bcoz i hadn’t any job at college and then again a dogfight to ensue and much more ruthless and brazen
Abhi: 2 F nd u r out of insti
SS hahaha
sahi main nikale jaate hain kyaa
Abhi: aur nahin to
6term ~40 courses
2 F allowed
3rd F = OUT
no re exam funda
F means F
SS abe saala tough hai… aur F dene main daiict ki arah hi tyaar rehte hain ki nahi
Abhi: ny disciplinary action:: OUT
SS hahah .. sala usme jaane ke bad nikalne mein aur tension
Abhi: haan waisa hi hia
aur uper se fite itni maarti hai janta ki
jeena haraam ho jata hai
itne maggu aate hain saale
jab dekho padhte rahenge
SS abe saala sahi main jindagi jhand hai
Abhi: apni to life barbaad kar hi rahe hain
hamari bhi kar rahe hain
to tujhe mazaak lag raha tha
SS nahi be but i was expecting more satisfaction than where i was
Abhi: pata nahin but MBA sucks
it is not worth it
MBAs are paid to give up their life
SS hahahah ok we will tak abt this later i hav to goo i am having many caals from neta ji…
Abhi: chalo
SS byeeeeee
Abhi: netaji ko salaam thok dena
bbye
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Trip:Day 2
Posted by ssjha on April 19, 2007
So when we reached the hotel it was a surprise of bad sorts. Out of the total 9 rooms booked they only gave 3 rooms and rest they said that it will be available after 2 hours for the so called cleaning and making the ready for us. The hotel was not very good but it didn’t matter because we didn’t had stay inside. But yes waiting for the bathrooms to be vacant for use was tiring and I took a nap in between as I was the last one to go. After freshening up and having the breakfast I saw that all are asleep and didn’t had any inkling to the thing that when one has to leave and so everyone relaxed. By the way I too wasn’t feeling very well. Maybe the journey and sleeplessness was taking its toll.
Anyways we left after the lunch and meantime I wasn’t any mood to sleep. First of all we went to some sight seeing in Panchgani. All the places seems the same. Every sights had the same look and feel just the mountains the ravines and lots of the shops and commercial establishments to mint the money. Did I mention that I had to shell out extra for the damn old navy-cut. So I disgust the people of minting money out of the simple people who can enjoy whole trip on the simple pleasures of tobacco smoke. As I wasn’t feeling well and there were many guys making a beeline for the girls I chose to stand on the side and take a good look at the proceedings.
Later on we went to some other site at roughly around 3:00 pm. The local guides and candy selling vendors told us that this is the very place where the shooting of “Raja Hindustani” was done, particularly the song of “pooch jara pooch mujhe kya hua hai”. Anyways there people were having fun playing handball and riding the horses which were very royale and I did indeed from my heart wanted to own one of them(I am a pet lover). The exciting thing was like parachuting in which the jeeps were used to take a person above in the sky and make them landing through the parachute. Many people did that and girls were also forcefully thrown at that. The ground was hard and one of my friends suffered a minor injury.
Next stop was the spot of paragliding and the asking rate was 1500 which was notches above what my pocket would allow me. Anyways this was the thing that I really wanted to do and had to console my heart. That’s why I need a good hike that I never have to stop at anything if my heart wants. Anyways this was as usual boring for me for the three reasons. Firstly that “she” was surrounded and I hadn’t had any opportunity to interact the second being that I was feeling feverish and the last at not very insignificant was that I hadn’t had any alcoholic drinks since the last night. So I contended myself with the photographer inside me taking the centre stage
Now came the night and nobody had any idea what to do. Previously one had planned the bon-fire and other stuffs but in some confusion that wasn’t going to happen. Fortunately one of the guys managed to arrange a disc party which wasn’t entirely for us. We were elated that finally one will be able to put theirs best foot forward. So we went back to our hotel and after lunch and taking all the necessary mans-beverages went there. I reached first and helped myself with one beer and couple of cigarettes, and went to groove. But I noticed in half an hour that the “girl” in question had left the stage, and she didn’t came back in half an hour. For the curiosity and myself also not feeling well I went outside and saw her sitting alone and asked her the reason. She told that because of the smoke.
Just then one of my friend came out smoking and I went with him to find a paracetamol tablets. I came back after having the medicine and sat besides her and in the same time she left the bench. Maybe because I was dunk or tired there sitting alone. That was the time when I felt something in my stomach and hated that moment that she was trying to avoid me. Anyways in an hour I was okay and was in the mood to show off my dancing skills, which I remembered very well that they are limited and of the cheap quality. So I went ahead with the outdated or cheap quality ammunition. There on I smoked to my hearts content and danced and what not. But couldn’t with her because her moves were perfect and mine were at beat when the grooms friend dance in front of “Ghodi” while he is going to tie the knot. But then I danced and smoked and enjoyed to my hearts content and the best moment was when I was alone on the stage for just 2 minutes with Himesh music(my favourite right no) and the song was “love u sayaonee –2, tujh pe hai mera haq…..koi shaq…” with my finger pointing towards “her” and she looking straight in my eyes.
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Trip and Love interest: Day1
Posted by ssjha on April 18, 2007
I haven’t told dear readers that I was to go to the picnic. That was an official picnic n but I was unofficially invited because that was a different team. The reason because I was invited was that I was previously in that team and had made more than a couple of good friends. The trip was 4 nights and 3 days long, and I had to take a leave also. By the way that was my first leave while coming in the professional life that was taken in accordance to the policies. Earlier leaves were like the college ones in which u suddenly wake one morning and decide not to go to the lectures.
Now I am not a simple person from my heart, though my family members still think so and my friends would keep theirs mouth gazing if I ever mention that I am a very simple and shy kind of person. The thing is that I am open to those who are open to me, I ever seldom make the first move. So my reason for creating of so much of noise was that I wouldn’t have ever dreamt of going to the picnic if there wasn’t the particular girl also ready to go. I still harbour the ills towards my ex-team boss for bringing the girl in question when I left the team; I think he had his sweet revenge.
So I enquired from every possible means to my disposal to confirm hers confirmation for the trip because firstly she was new and the trip was long. But we made it sound like a compulsory trip and all was set. The trip was for Panchgani and Mahabaleshwar. God knows how I eagerly waited for the trip and all the hopes and despairs of wooing that pretty damsel.
The thing was more arduous for me because I was not known to them and as I told u earlier that I am basically a shy person. Also because of my adventure in my previous teams the girls thought of me like a Rajnikanth in a movie and thinking of me like a Dada which was not of course true I was just the simple hero whose image was tarnished when he tried to fight the mighty establishment of the corporate ladder.
So after the basics of the story I would like to start from the time that we gathered around the company gate at 11:00 pm. I exchanged a sweet hello from the lady concerned and was elated about the good start. After all were gathered we went for the bus. In first few hours we listened to the music and in the meantime guys started with Smirnoff with soft drinks to mask the whatever little girls could make out of it. I want to tell all that I ain’t a saint and I was one of the top alcohol guzzlers there. I tell u that these alcohols really make the situation light. All were free and the girls I think didn’t had the inkling to what was being done there.
So the dances and best moves of all so called teetotallers started coming out. Girls were also out of theirs shells, I think the alcohol vapours from ours mouth must have made the trick. So what ensued was the 2-3 hours of total masti in which one couldn’t make out what the people inside the bus are doing if one would had looked from the outside(thank god that it had curtains and bus had the AC). After that around 3:00 AM half of the bus was asleep and we 5-6 people played the favourite time-pass Antakshri. I was happy that she was also amongst them and was leading the way with her melodious voice. I was also there with my cacophony! Then morning came and so the destination also. We searched for the hotel for more than an hour and around 10:00 were able to locate it and had breakfast there. There were murmurs that we would leave immediately after freshening up. And I was happy.
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Devil’s Advocate
Posted by ssjha on March 19, 2007
Bob woolmer is dead. Long live his legacy.
Bob woolmer and Hansie Cronje go hand in hand. Both complemented one another.South-africa reached great height under their supervision and unarguably both were best when hunted in pairs. They gained theirs popularity simultaneously and in death there was a similarity. Both died mysteriously and to an extenet in disgrace.But no doubt i and i am sure that everyone loved both of them on and off the field.
Now coming to the point i heard rather to my disbelief that he was dead and from the news, though it didn’t stated explicitly, died in mysterious circumstances. And like all the famous cases i don’t think it will ever come to light(examples galore: princess Diana,Lal bahadur shastry, king of Nepal etc).and this is what makes it more interesting and different from detective novels that seldom the mystery is solved.
People are every where(read pakistan and Akhtar in particular) praising his way of functioning the way he lived and the way he conducted himself both on and off field.But anyone can imagine that if he would be alive after the ignominous beating in the worldcup his life would be like a hell and sooner than later someone would have attempted to take him to task for the failure. one thing was sure that his coaching assignment would have definitely been terminated and many scapegoats would have been found.
Now here is what i want to tell, was that reaction that would have been greeted to him in pakistan and to the players too was delivered to him a little bit too early (mind you that pakistan was already out and heads were to roll).This could have been the handiwork of the overjealous fan to get out his frustration, but the way secrecy is maintained it is also quite possible that some big hands might have been in the work.
In my opinion someone from the cricket establishment might be involved so as to somewhat douse the fire that the fans would have saved for theirs homecoming.His death has ensured two things that the criticism and some harsh reaction (like attacks on players on previous outings) might get a little mild. moreover woolmer’s death,him being an foreigner, wouldn’t matter to anyone.
Another theory of mine being that the conspiracy may be more deep-rooted.General parvez musharraf is facing flak from all the quarters and is at this point of time most vulnerable. the vulnerability comes from the fact that the lawyer community(intelligentsia) are agaisnt him in the chif-justice removal issue.Reports that the United-States is looking for an alternative of him in case he is assasinated and openly stating that general isn’t indespensable. TV journlist(geo channel or something) attacks has provoked the opinion makers. The attack from religios fanatics are not subdued and the return in form of Benajir bhutto isn’t an ominous sign for the General.
So as seen in the Pakistan political history widely some new incidents are propped up so that they get the support from the world or theirs people within. Taliban india and US support, are all propped time and again to divert the peple or world from the real issues.There are many incidents within Pakistan.
General being at the helm of affairs of Cricket and taking a deep interest in the cricket and knowing that the people are pasionate about cricket might have seen a chance!!
And that’s my DEVIL ADVOCATE.
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Cricket going hockey way?
Posted by ssjha on March 19, 2007
Here after a long period of time. Now the worldcup fever was slowly going to build but the balloon has been punctured by the loss to
Bangladesh. The timing of the matches isn’t suitable to the Indian masses but still many people were awake to watch their stars thrash the opposition. Me too was not expecting anything less than that. But alas they lost and in what fashion. Kudos to them for winning.
One more thing that has come to my mind watching the first round matches is that the minnows are much stronger now. Already it has been demonstrated by the Ireland and by
Bangladesh, others have also shown great character display against the best teams in the business (if only 10 teams play and all are top 10). Seems that less teams were there that’s why
India was in top 5 and we were proud of theirs achievement. But now other countries coming of age we will slip further. And then ours interest will be as now in hockey. So the masses interest in cricket has limited days. Further it increases my suspicion that Indians aren’t meant for the sports theirs body isn’t meant for the extreme rigours required, neither the body is flexible enough for the gymnastics like sports.
Now, coming back, to the game and the related economic ramifications. Pakistan and
India are the major cricketing nations (in terms of revenues). Pakistan is already out and
India is not in very good position and may be out soon (good for the masses that they won’t have to be awake in the night and spoil the whole next day like I did). If such thing happens then advertisers are not going to put their money and those like set max who have pumped a lot of money by fighting the combined might of Espn-star would not try burning theirs finger again. I think that max has already lost money in the earlier tournaments also the neo sports of nimbus wasn’t having much respite by outbidding all for the BCCI rights.
I have a tendency to go left and right and left and deviating from the main topic but then that’s the flexibility one can avail in blogs. So in economic terms it might be a big disaster for all, after all money does matter. And the ramifications back home will be big, and a scene to watch. Already the MS Dhoni’s house under construction has been attacked and that’s just the beginning.
Pakistan has at the moment much bigger issue at hand. And the news that Bob woolmer is dead now must have complicated the matter. Also I can see this as a major hurdle in Parvez Musharraf’s path complicated by the removal of chief justice and attack on media with the hint of US backing not being that strong. I foresee many ramifications out of this loss of
Pakistan’s. But on the other side one furious matter noise can drown the other vital issue and can be blessing in disguise for the General.
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Nokia
Posted by ssjha on March 7, 2007
Did i mention that i got a new Nokia N-73 series mobile! i wanted it from the first time i saw the mobile in the ads but didn’t had enough resources for the same, besides there was a compulsions on me to get CDMA phone because the rentals and intra-operator cost were absent.
Also the day before i was in the same shop and was looking for cdma mobile that too for the cheapest set available. fortunately or unfortunately i couldn’t get that because i didn’t had a residence proof, which i still don’t have. so came back empty handed and next day in office i heard song on my colleague’s set and at that moment i wanted to have one music phone and i have a natural liking for the camera phone(a good one at that). so i bought one nokia n-73 music edition which cost me almost 22k. having good 3.2 megapixel camera and good music.
and people might find it amusing that i wanted this phone only because of camera and music and i am using it for that purpose only. My motto is in having only that thing which is having everything in it or it should be the most basic of all.Nevermind that i will have to struggle with my finances for the next couple of months for such a bargain. But then i am content with it….
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kisko milega hutch
Posted by ssjha on January 1, 2007
The big buyouts in the recent years have been the subject of much interest for me,maybe particularly because this time it involved the indian companies. It started with the Tatas buying out the tetley without any commotion, meanwhile the had bought the truck business of daewoo in korea. another high profile buying was the Arcelor and Mittal merger with the usual or rather unusual turn of events(atleast this type of deal with twists was first for me).
Then in another round of acusitions came from Tatas again, but this time the news came out earlier than the real acquisition of the Corus steel. Now again the same saga unfolded with the brazialian CSN launching a bid war. At this moment the environment from the outside seems to be calm but most of the work will be going on behind the curtains. Lets see who becomes the Fifth largest steel company. Of-course i would like to have tata in that rankings.
Now the other topic that concerns me is the telecom Hutch going on sale. First of all i don’t see any reason why they want to go under hammer. All the reasons that i have read points out that the hutchison-whampoa were merely interested in booking profits. However i had felt that(from ordinary man’s view) hutch was a genuinely intersted company in India and would continue to do so, see the ads that i loved so much. Theirs differences with the Essar’s ruias seems too filmsy.
Now coming to the major point of speculation. who will have the final take on this
To Be Continued……..
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Hindus: the endangered community
Posted by ssjha on December 24, 2006
I am in general very tolerant and love to have communal harmony. But then are certain circumstances when i feel that the hindu population is generally marginalised and have to face the burden of being the majority community of the country. But what are people missing that in India only we are the majority(apart from nepal which was until recently the the only hindu kingdom).
But when comapared to the world we are quite the minority and the so called minority are in fact the majority. Hindus are enormous in nos. and surviving because of the sheer population of ours country.Earlier atleast till afghanistan we were there, but the brutality were so that i doubt whether any local people is a hindu. All were slaughterd in most brutual manners.
That’s what is happening if we go through the news link which i am posting below. The news that i read (i don’t know about the genuineness) because i haven’t come through the news in major news publications). but if true then it’s really the saddest part because it will be the turning point of the same story in India what happened in the afghanistan and pakistan and in the continent of Africa. Just trying to be unjustly being secular to the so called minority community we will be the extinct community only because we are the tolerant and diverse from within.
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NEWS.
LINK :http://newstodaynet.com/2006sud/06dec/2312ss1.htm
The secular mafia of mass media in India under the deathly stranglehold of the UPA Government in New Delhi has completely blacked out the lethal crime relating to the cold blooded and brutal murder of 30 year old Sukhanand Shetty, BJP Taluk President, in the city of Mangalore on 1 December, 2006 by a criminal gang of 12 Muslims. Sukhanand Shetty was an up and coming Hindu leader noted for his outstanding qualities of leadership and radical views relating to the advancement of the sacred cause of Sanathana Dharma and Hindutva. He had led the Hindus of the area with fearlessness and courage against all criminal and anti-social elements in the community.
Sukhanand Shetty He was working as a Manager in a Marble dealer’s office at Kulai, 12 kms away from Mangalore. On 1 December, 2006 at 9.15 am, as he was about to enter his office after getting down from his car, a group of Muslims came in a van and attacked him with sword and killed him on the spot savagely. His head and various vital parts of his body were cut into pieces with Jihadic fervour.
It is understood that Mangalore and its neighbourhood areas have been the scene of simmering Hindu Muslim tension for several months. More than a month ago when an idol of Goddess Durga was being taken for immersion at a place called Bajpe, some Muslims had prevented and obstructed the procession. It is reported that many Hindus were asking in anguish: ‘Are we living in Pakistan? Are we living in Bangladesh?’ At Vijayi College at Mulki, criminal and anti-social elements among the Muslim community misbehaved with Hindu women students which created a storm of public protests in the area. Sukhanand Shetty functioned fearlessly as a spokesman on behalf of the frightened and oppressed sections among the Hindu community. He led a procession of students and their parents as a mark of protest against organised atrocities against the Hindus in that area.
Shetty was thus a marked man as a Hindu leader. Terrorist elements among the Muslims had been planning to kill Sukhanand Shetty for the last two or three years. It is understood that Hindus in and around Mangalore area seem to be of the definite view that the UPA Government is committed only to the protection of Muslims and Christians and not to that of Hindus. Many of them seem to have the impression that if instead of Sukhanand Shetty, it had been a Rahamatullah or a William, the Union Home Minister and the Union Minorities Minister would have rushed to Mangalore on a fact finding mission. Criminal slaughter of Hindus in any part of India seems to be of no consequence to the Union Home Minister.
These are the known facts about the crime investigation done by the police. The special team constituted to investigate into the murder of BJP Leader Sukhanand Shetty has on 12 December, 2006, nabbed two prime accused involved in the offence. The arrested are identified as Abdul Rahman (27) Resident of Kalladka Golthamajalu village, Bantwal and Mohammed Shakir (26) of Mulki. While Abdul Rehman was arrested from Farangpet, Mohammed Shakir has been nabbed from Haleyangadi. It is understood that the accused Abdul Rahman is a known communal goonda of Kalladka and he is involved in as many as five communal cases in the past, of which two are cases of attempt to murder. In the instant case, he is found directly involved in the attack as he had accompanied the team that went in the stolen vehicle and attacked Sukhanand Shetty near his office on 1 December, 2006. The other accused Mohammed Shakir is found to be involved in the conspiracy to attack and kill Sukhanand Shetty. He has provided all assistance and actively aided and abetted the other accused in the commission of this offence. Another accused Abdul Kabeer was arrested on 14 December, 2006. Based on the information given by him, the police arrested Naushad, Nawaz and Nazeer on 15 December, 2006. Naushad and Nawaz directly participated in the savage attack on Sukhanand Shetty on 1 December, 2006. Out of a total number of 12 Muslim criminals involved in the murder, the Karnataka police have so far arrested nine Muslims. One of the criminals involved in the attack on Shetty was killed in an encounter. He is reported to be one Sudir Alexander who had embraced Islam, becoming a Latik. Two more criminals are in hiding.
What is most disturbing is that it has been reported that ISI agents from Pakistan are playing a key role in planning these organized attacks against the Hindu community in general and selected Hindu leaders in particular in the coastal area stretching from Calicut in Kerala to Karwar in Karnataka. It is also reported that there is large scale inflow of illicit money from Pakistan and other Muslim countries to the West Coast meant for deployment against the Hindu community by the ISI agents and other Muslim terrorists. It is understood that a special threat has been issued to Nagaraj Shetty? Karnataka Minister for Hindu Religious Endowments.
What is the general lesson which we Hindus have to learn from all this? It is simple and straight. The Islam-embracing, Christianity-coveting and Hindu-hating UPA Government in New Delhi is committed to the ideology of pseudo-secularism which is nothing but Negationism. This movement is led by Islamic Apologists and Marxist Academics, and followed by all the politicians, journalists and intellectuals who call themselves ’secularists’.
The American historian Will Durant summed it up like this: ‘The Islamic conquest of India is probably the bloodiest story in history. It’s a discouraging tale, for its evident moral is that civilization is a precious good, whose delicate complex of order and freedom, culture and peace, can at any moment be overthrown by barbarians invading from without or multiplying within.’ The fears of Will Durant are getting confirmed in letter and spirit today.
The Muslim conquests, down to the 16th century, were for the Hindus a pure struggle of life and death. Entire cities were burnt down and the population massacred, with hundreds of thousands of Hindus killed in every campaign and similar numbers exported as slaves. Every new invader made (often literally) his hills of Hindu skulls. Thus the conquest of Afghanistan in the year 1000 was followed by the annihilation of the Hindu population. This region is called the ‘Hindu Kush’ ie ‘Hindu Slaughter’. The Bahmani Sultans (1347 – 1480) in Central India made it a rule to kill 100,000 Hindus every year. In 1399, Timur killed 100,000 Hindu captives in a single day and many more on other occasions. The conquest of the Vijayanagar Empire after the battle of Talikota in 1565 left the capital plus large areas of Karnataka depopulated. According to Arjun Singh, Historical Record Destruction (HRD) for Human Resource Destruction (HRD) these facts accepted round the world do not exist. In his book ‘Growth of Muslim Population in India’ K S Lal has estimated that the Indian population decreased by 80 million between the year of conquest of Afghanistan in 1000 AD and the end of Delhi Sultanate in 1525.
What are the techniques of UPA-sponsored Negationism? They are:
i) Head-on denial. The crassest form of Negationism is obviously the simple denial of the facts. This is done in the form of general claims such as ‘Islam is compassionate’, ‘Islam believes in brotherhood’ and ‘India is a land of multi-cultural harmony’.
ii) Ignoring the facts. We have an impotent Home Minister to deny the general facts and a Minister for Minorities to deny the specific facts. This subject is too well known for any further elaboration.
iii) Minimizing the facts. Apart from minimizing the ‘absolute size’ of Islamic crimes, there is the popular technique of ‘relative minimizing’: make the facts look smaller by comparing them with other carefully selected facts. Sometimes they will show their Himalayan fair-mindedness by saying that ‘all religions are intolerant – which may sound plausible to many uninitiated minds though it is patently false.
iv) White washing. When one cannot conceal, deny or minimize the facts, one can still claim that on closer analysis, they are not as bad as they seem.
v) Playing up unrepresentative facts. For instance, if we talk about destruction of temples by the hundreds of thousands by Islam in India from 1000 AD to 1707 AD, the UPA politicians and their Marxist partners would talk about the sole event of destruction of Babri Masjid!
vi) Denying the motive. Negationists sometimes accept the fact, but disclaim their hero’s responsibility for them. According to the UPA Government, ISI agents are terrorists who have killed many innocent Hindus in India, yet Musharaf of Pakistan is more compassionate than Gautama Buddha. Therefore peace talks will
continue!
vii) Smoke-screen. Another common tactic consists is blurring the problem by questioning the very terms of the debate: ‘Islam does not exist, for there are many Islams, with big differences between countries’, etc.
viii) Slogans. Finally all discussions can be sabotaged with the simple technique of shouting slogans like Prejudice, Myth, Racial Communalism and Saffronized
Fundamentalism.
To conclude, the real choice before the Hindus of India is between self-deception and the courage to face facts, between being a prisoner of your opponents’ thought categories and developing your own analysis, between laziness and alertness.
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Its really disgusting and boils my blood with vengeance
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