Harini Calamur's Writings
Duh …. This from here: Jamaat-ud-Dawa chief Maulana Abdul Aziz Alvi has claimed that the group was not involved in the Mumbai carnage but said his organisation would admit its mistakes provided it was proved that it was in any way linked…
Two very different stories caught my attention today. Both are related to media coverage. One was in the Indian Express by Rajat Sharma, of India TV, quoting a former Army Chief – who had come into the channel to advice producers &…
Today, I had to get to the dentist to get a tooth out – the wisdom had murdered the molar next to it ! somehow everytime i go to a dentist, i have flashes of the marathon man running through my head…
Yesterday, elections results in 5 states were announced. The Congress won three of them. I wonder whether the disconnect between the media, the elite and the electorate is so much! I truly respect the PM. I like this government – possibly because…
It is either a problem with the feedvalidator or feedburner. the feed opens up perfectly in all browsers [tag] Explorer[/tag], [tag]Opera[/tag], [tag]Flock[/tag] and [tag] Firefox[/tag] the problem not at my end …have disabled and reinstalled every plug -in one by one. have…
a) Upgraded to WordPress 2.7 b) still having issues with feedburner 🙁 have reverted to my original feed c) interesting interface – looks intuitive. they have changed the navigation around completely. reminds of that terribly politically incorrect joke about Hellen Keller’s mother…
Like most others in blogosphere, I too read Barkha Dutt’s passionate defense of reportage on News Channels. My first response was to Fisk it. Wikipedia quotes Eric S. Raymond from the the Jargon File: A point-by-point refutation of a blog entry or…
Feedburner has completely F***ed up on this site. it keeps working and dying. want to know if anyone else has the same issues. have now reverted back to original feed and feedburner feed. am just checking to see if the original feed…
At another point in my blogging life, i had posted this. must have been some other calamity/ disaster/terror strike. I came across an old poem of [tag]Khalil Gibran[/tag] – used to read him when i was a student. it was the in…
i was there. it wasn’t a mass of humanity as much as many groups, and individuals each protesting or mourning in their own way. Most people smiled at each other,hardly jostled, kept their space, allowing others theirs, and yet bonding. I used…