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The steps from confusion to enlightenment
Confusion is the first step to enlightenment This may seem to be an off hand remark about some esoteric zen philosophy but every time I say it out or think about it, I realize more and more how true it … Continue reading
Throwing shoes at politicians… a new national sport?
What’s with the sudden increase in the incidents of shoes being thrown at politicians all around the world? Recently India has witnessed a rapid rise in such incidents, most of the targets being politicians. The latest incident is that of … Continue reading
Marriage in the time of recession
or 7 ways to cut corners and trim costs during your marriage As with any kind of investment, marriages have also taken a hit during the recent financial crisis. Couples are likely to postpone their wedding plans more than ever. … Continue reading
In spite of the Gods – Book review
I just finished reading the book “In spite of the Gods – The strange rise of modern India” by Edward Luce. I had eyed this book since a long time and had delayed buying it for some reason. Luckily, I … Continue reading
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Three types of chain mails
I’ve written in the past about unwanted email forwards and how they are more hilarious than irritating. Recently I received an email about ‘Do not open this mail, it contains a dangerous virus.’ The one thing that comes to my … Continue reading
Effective customer segmentation
This incident took place when I was travelling from Chennai to Mumbai by train. A vendor was selling an assortment of food items including potato wafers, chips and other eatables. As is the style in Indian trains, he was continuously … Continue reading
There are some things money can’t buy
One of my favourite ads is the Priceless series by Mastercard. This is where they list down a few expenses and then as the punchline, deliver something which cannot be measured in money. It conjures up a beautiful combination of … Continue reading
Spirituality, psychoanalysis & stress-free living in 120 minutes
The following one-liners are inspired from an in-classroom conversation… People who use humour consistently about any topic are trying to hide some guilt in the past. By using humour, they are trying to lessen their guilt in that topic. – … Continue reading
Using 10% of the mind
One of our professor’s explained today in class the famous statistics/myth which says people generally use only around 10% of their brains. Einstein, it was said, used just a little. The professor went on to say how using this 10%, … Continue reading
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Pondicherry – Give time a break
I had been planning the trip to Pondicherry for a long time now. I had been there last Diwali but hadn’t explored much of the place then. My friends and I decided to take advantage of a long weekend to … Continue reading
