d inconsistent me
Sunday, December 23, 2012
Delhi : the City of Times
Friday, April 27, 2012
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
the last mile
that is when there is a choice... we have a choice... we have to choose if we want to have pity over ourselves... rest a little, thinking of the tiring 99miles.. we can justify to ourselves that it was an accomplishment in itself.. that being the runner up is alright.. we can rest a little..it wont matter, since the glory lies in the attempt to reach your goal and in reaching itself...
bt like I said there is always a choice, a choice to think of all our efforts and work even harder for the sake of it... when we have come this far.. its just a matter of one mile, leave the weakness behind, just grab the finishing line...
because a once great man said... there is no credit in a half accomplished task, if the goal is not reached, the very purpose of the whole run is defeated...
so arise awake and stop not till the goal is reached
Saturday, April 7, 2012
It Took A Sinking Ship To Wake Me Up On Time
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Going Chinese The Indian way
"Oh sad!! why don't you just slip a 500 rupee note? I think that will do. That is what I do when caught without licence on the road"
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Who am I?


something i wrote as a teenager
My love for pet dogs always attracted my attention towards a snowy white Pomeranian, during my evening walks. His owner was an old gentleman with short stature and long hairs.
Every evening I used to wait for him and his dog, whom we started calling “Tommy” among ourselves, without his knowledge. Looking at my craze for that dog Keshiana used to say, “Look, your Tommy is here! Go… meet him.”
But after four months of regular Tommy-seeing all of a sudden Tommy stopped coming, rather the old man stopped coming. For a few days I looked for him and then my craze vanished. In these few days a number of things happened like some Mr. XYZ expired, our school won the match, my favorite novel series was bought by the school library. After a few weeks a young boy stared coming with –what had become now ‘my Tommy’. But was it my illusion or he was really very gloomy? First I asked this question to myself and then to Mehek. She smiled with her old naughty smile and said, “How can I know? You should know about it, it’s yours.” And then pretending to be serious she said that “May be his separation from you is the reason.” and giggled.
Just after two days Keshiana came with news, “Do you remember that old man? The real owner of Tommy! It was he who died last month” she said. “My mother ……” all her remaining words droned in my ears.
I felt like I had lost something… …someone…
I thought, “What’s happening? I never knew him by his name; nor was I related to him in any way………or may be I was.” I felt a kind of strange kinship with him………..a kind of relation…divine relation…may be the relation was of love ………Yes, love for Tommy was what linked us.