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Simple…just tell him this is a comb which can also be used for other hairy parts of your body. Now you will say…I am crazy…Yes I might sound crazy now but one can really sell a comb to a bald person…How??? Watch out for this blog series…
Diwali time…Shopping time…Busy time…Also Obama time My Daughter used it incidentally for, as I would put it EARTHY time for HUMANITY… I will narrate the incident: I went out with my daughter for shopping Diwali lighting decorations. Whilst, I was busy doing so, in a crowded shop, my daughter IRA observed a person eating Guthka and … More A Thrown Wrapper…Can India Really Become a Superpower?
Love…no comments. Instead, I will tell you an interesting incident concerning my very close friend which made me ponder on how we can really define love. My friend is a highly qualified gentleman having a very high profile designation in an extremely reputed company. Married for last 10 years (love marriage) to a beautiful woman, … More Love…Anytime…
Water…we all know its value. We are now experiencing the advent of Monsoon Season. Yesterday Pune, as per the statistics published in local newspapers, had rainfall of 62.5 mm. That’s a lot of rainfall. Streets were clogged with water and people experienced a lot of difficulty while commuting. Now I wonder where all does this clogged … More Every Drop of Rain is Our Nectar Gain
I saw an office colleague of mine sitting quite gloomily at his desk. When asked he just said that he is too tired and bored of his mundane life. There is nothing which really excites him. Usual office life combined with as always customary family life. Once in a while he takes break for a vacation … More Abhi Picture Bakki Hai…Mere Dost
‘Yeh haath nahi phansi ka phanda hein’ (these are not hands but are a noose of death) a popular dialogue from the blockbuster hindi film ‘Sholay’. The dialogue was rendered on screen by Police Inspector Thakur Baldev Singh played by the legendary actor Sanjeev Kumar as he is shown holding the dreaded dacoit Daku Gabbar Singh (Amjad Khan) by his neck while riding on a … More Indian Law’s Hands are LONG but are they really STRONG?
It was said that Marriages are made in Heaven, now we can confidently say that Marriages are made on Television. An event of our life which was considered as an eternal bonding of two hearts, two souls and of course two families is now an event which is fast developing into an Institution of making ones career. My … More Shubha Mangal ‘SAVADHAN’
Television and its programs is a common topic. Saas Bahu serials, reality shows, cricket matches and advertisements are a few examples on which people can talk for ages. I have gone through very many articles, discussions; blogs etc where in people have condemned a vast amount of material being telecast. The general term being prescribed to … More Television Exposure – Living on the Edge
We have heard many stories wherein we have seen women coming from extremely conservative lifestyles and making a mark in professional world through sheer commitment and tremendous hard work. However, with all due respects to such prolific women, I have come across a very few women who have not only enhanced themselves professionally but have … More Rashmi Gosavi – Being an All Insurance Woman
The Women Reservation Bill has been a very widely spoken topic presently in various circles. I am sure if this bill is passed as a Law it would be of great benefit to the nation. However, I wonder what really is Women Reservation Bill? I have profound respect for womanhood and I never doubt its … More What really is Women Reservation Bill?
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