Recently I witnessed the latest trends of ‘Karva Chauth’. I would like to name it as ‘North Indian Valentine’s day’! This traditional day, though centers on married couples, the unmarried gals also join the club to rock the festival with dreams of getting their ‘prince charming’. The challenging part of the festival is the fast [...]
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The topic might be common, but it’s a kind of irritation coming out of me after working for 3 different companies in india (each one year). 3 years might be a small time to comment on such a topic, may be I do not even carry enough knowledge for this, but my intension is to [...]
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I wonder why I kept this post in the queue for this long!
October 2nd, Gandhi Jayanti was the day when I put myself thought 24 Hrs of Aqua-Fast (fast based on water!). Although Pulzy has already mentioned this in his blog (A day on a fast lane), having written a post against fast (first post [...]
Filed under: Personal bits | Tagged: AID India, candle light vigil, farmers, fasting | Leave a Comment »
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