I’m supporting “No criminals in Politics” campaign. During recent Social Media Summit, me and Apurva were wearing badges which said “I won’t vote for criminals”. Here’s someting about the campaign. The recent Mumbai attacks have once again highlighted the ne[...]
Archive for March, 2009
Type of twitters
First thing first. I don’t understand why many people take twitter as verb and twitterer as noun. That might be the thing said by the site itself. But i always take twit as a verb and twitter as noun. So being on this site for around a year now, I was just wondering how many [...][...]
Happy Gudi Padwa
Wish you all a very happy Gudi Padwa and Happy New year. For those who don’t know what Gudi Padwa is, here’s what Wikipedia says about it. “Gudhi Padwa (Devnagari: गुढीपाडवा) is celebrated on the first day of the Chaitra month, and is celebrated as New Year’[...]
IPL – Indian Politics League
Last year when the first edition of IPL was launched, everyone was saying its not about only sports anymore. Its also about money now. But no one told me its also about politics along with sports and money.. Some points I don’t understand about the whole drama that happened past few days and i[...]
The disgrace of being homosexual
Before you start reading, let me clarify I’m not homosexual. I’m writing this post just cause a recent movie provoked me to think about this. After my previous post on homosexuality, many people had mistaken me as being homosexual. In India, being homosexual is considered as a highly dis[...]
Welcome Nano
It was the plight of middle class Indian families travelling on scooters with kids that prompted Ratan Tata to think about an affordable ‘people’s car’. “I observed families riding two-wheelers — the father driving the scooter, his young kid standing in front of him, hi[...]
Social Media, Newspaper and Spamming
Today morning while reading TOI, I was wondering there are around 60% news that I am not interested in. And on TV, there are around 80% programs I won’t prefer to watch. The percentage is too high as compared to my mailbox where only 10-15% mails are the ones I would delete before opening. So [...]



