Cry Telethon
January 24, 2005the age of fund raising has arrived in India and the Indian people have proved more than willing to put their money where their mouth is and donate for those who have less than them. The Gujarat earth quake a few years…
2004 – a retrospective
January 2, 2005It has been an interesting year – and we all know what the Chinese say about interesting times. In Indian Politics – citizens sent back another coaltion. The secular, middle of the road, sometimes muddled Cogress is in power, with a mish…
spammed again
January 2, 2005Why have my two blogs have become spam magnets? got spammed some 20 times on the 20six blog and 783 times on the blogthing blog – bizzare.How can a business model be based on irritating somone?
Santa in Bangalrore
December 25, 2004From somewhere on the web, comes a forward that brougth a smile to my lips. enjoy:)
Fandom and Fanfiction
December 10, 2004When I started the Media Musings blog – one of the first things that i wrote a couple of lines on was the number of TV shows that were being made on foreign formats. So we have an Indian Idol, a Crorepati,…
Blog Back
December 8, 2004A combination of a hectic work life and a writers’ block have kept me away from blogging. And I miss it.And I have been making excuses not to blog. What’s there to write about. There’s nothing happening in the world? This can’t…
A very Happy Diwali ….
November 13, 2004…. and a peaceful and prosperous new year to all the readers of this blog.
The festival of light….
November 13, 2004…. turns into an orgy of noise. Maybe it is just me, when I was younger – the lights and the sound were definitely a part of Diwali. But, in recent years – it has been less light and more sound. Our…
Little Nuggets
November 11, 2004The trouble with trying to run 3 lives without letting any of them collide with the other is that something has got to give. and that something is personal space. I have had absolutely no time or energy left for myself –…
The End of An Era
November 11, 2004Yasser Arafat died today. I hope that he finds the peace that so eluded him in life. He, more than anyone else, ensured that the Palestinians were not forgotten. They didn’t become another statistic in a desire by the West to assuage…