One of the most awaited movies of this year has finally hit the screens, unfortunately there are just a handful number of screens that are playing the flick because PVR does not figure on that list! Anyway, since the book was captivating and was one of those un-put-downable-books I had read, I knew that I […]
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Ok, so we’ve all read all the classic fairy tales such as Cinderella, Snow White, Red Riding Hood, Sleeping Beauty etc. what I am about to do will piss a lot of you off, but today I’m morbid and there is only a gathering of dark clouds above my head with not even a speck […]
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There’s a famous(?) book titled All I Really Needed To Know, I Learnt In Kindergarten, by Robert Fulghum. While the book is a compilation of very short and simple (but effective) essays on how to deal with the different situations and how to find the lighter note in every situation, it DOES NOT equip you […]
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We learn all sorts of things when we’re growing up, how to play fair, how to be patient, how to listen, how to ask for something and not snatch it…but after introspection and encountering traumatic failure, I’ve learnt the following and I feel that it is my moral obligation to enlighten you all as well…
1) […]
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The latest trend when it comes to opening a restaurant these days is the menu has to be oriental or oriental inspired! The reason for this I would imagine is that there is so much more to the oriental style of cooking and the array of dishes one can introduce to the Indian palate. Chinese […]
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Nowadays, the staff of Air France has been news over discrimination of passengers on the basis of race. Over 50 Indian passengers, who were left stranded on the Paris airport due to a technical snag which took over 28 hours to fix, have alleged racism and complained that they did not receive food or water […]
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I had heard of Outliers from two of my friends in the corporate sector. In a bookshop about two months back and in a mood to read, I picked up Outliers by Malcolm Gladwill (of Tipping Point Fame). The blurb on the last page really glorified the book, and the entrepreneur in me screamed to […]
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I’m sure you all can associate with this following piece of literature! The recent enlightenment I came across when I was having a really bad week some time back. As usual I had bitten off more than I could chew and that led me into a bit of a very crisis filled week. I had […]
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Ok…so the weather updates of the last few weeks have been really bad. The heat in Delhi and all of India is soaring and it’s almost becoming intolerable to step out during the day. But still shying away from the sun doesn’t help anyone’s cause because we’re all dependent on the outside world and have […]
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