Sri Ram Sena and Mangalore pub attack

Ram, lord Vishnu’s avatar was a protector not the destroyer, for he protected the interests of those sadhus who were troubled by Rakshasas. Looking at the recent Mangalore incident, it wouldn’t be hard for any sane individual to distinguish between Rakhshas and lord Ram. Read Full story>>

Billu Barber

“Another Shahrukh khan movie” would be the reaction of people when they see the trailers of Billu Barber. All the promotional songs of the movie feature Shahrukh dancing around with girls half his age taller than him but the true(hidden) story is that Billu Barber features Irfan Khan in lead role.

The film stars Irrfan Khan and Lara Dutta in the lead roles, and Shahrukh Khan in a supporting role of a movie star. The film also features Om Puri, Rajpal Yadav and Asrani in supporting roles with guest appearances by actresses Kareena Kapoor, Deepika Padukone, Priyanka Chopra.The film is a remake of the hugely successful Malayalam Indian film Kadha Parayumbol. Read More

November Recap

• Tata Sky Plus and Iphone strategy
• Sandeep Unnikrishnan : We salute you
• Mumbai Terror Attacks: The role of NSG
• Mumbai Terrorism : Role of Bangladesh
• Manmohan calls ISI chief to India
• Mumbai Terror attacks: Images of Taj Mahal hotel
• Mumbai Terror Attacks : Pakistan fears
• Mumbai Terror : 5 reasons why pakistan ?
• Mumbai terror: A Maritime failure
• Global reactions on Mumbai Terror
• Mumbai Terror: We have had enough of this shit
• Mumbai Attack : Some questions unanswered
• Mumbai attack : A consequence of Indo-Pak series ?…
• Mumbai terror attack
• Toyota to launch low cost car
• Experiential Tourism
• Rahul Mahajan,Bigg Boss-2 and Politics
• Nuclear Weapons : Seeds of Terrorism
• Review of India’s performance
• Decadence of Congress government
• Nuclear Power and lord krishna
• Brand India : Automobiles
• Home Loan reduces
• Chandrayaan-1 : Probe lands on moon
• India England : Round 1-India wins
• The female icon
• Deshdrohi banned
• Chandrayaan – 1 : The home run
• Margaret Alva : Deserted by Congress
• ICL a flop show this year too
• Rohit Monserrate : A shame for India
• Australian Media on Border Gavaskar Series
• Shoot the crow
• India wins Border Gavaskar trophy 2-0
• Eat till you die
• Sourav Ganguly : The romantic end
• Hole in the wall
• Brand India : Lijjat Papad
• Mamata Banerjee spreading her stink in Delhi
• 10 reasons why Obama is the right man
• US Elections: Time magazine covers
• Defence dues
• India: Blind Me
• Winter’s arrival
• Akhilesh Prasad Singh : Shame on you
• Youth wins over experience
• Chandrayaan : Reality check
• India, china : Reshaping the world
• Get used to it, Its India
• Think Tata Nano, Live Green
• Anil Kumble bids goodbye
• Delhi Elections : Vote for your candidate
• Lessons from Raj Thackeray
• A Raj Revenge
• Brand India : Introduction

The White Tiger

The book is about a boy who was named munna by his parents. Later his teacher gave him a name, Balram Halwai. He comes from a small town in Laxman Garh and he somehow manages to get out of the town and come to delhi as hos master’s driver. In Delhi he encounters the golden haired prostitutes and witnesses his master’s divorce. He observes his master taking bags loaded with money to give it to the politicians in favour of reduced tax liabilities. One day while on such a trip, his master is carrying Rs 700,000. He murders him and runs away with that money to Bangalore. All this at the cost of his family in Laxmangarh, his village, where his master’s father might have gotten(and he did) all of them killed. Thats about 80% of the story.

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Energy Crisis solution

The crunch of energy has lead Indian strategists to believe that the only solution to India’s power problems is Nuclear Power as a result we signed the Nuclear Deal to import fuel and technology. Power problems are faced by all developing nations and United States of America too went through such a crisis in the 70’s. As a result of it, presidents Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter promoted the use of renewable sources of energy like solar power and also increased the mileage standards for the automobiles from 13.5 miles per gallon to 27.5 miles per gallon. Read Full entry>>>

Tata Nano heads Gujarat

Nano moves to Gujarat

Tata Nano’s mother plant will finally move out to Sanand in Gujarat.

The Modi government has handed over 1050 acres of land to Tata Motors and according to the press conference. The land will be sold at the market price. Read More >>

Bomb Blasts in Pakistan : Terror kills all

Terror spares nobody, is what the blasts in Islamabad at the J W Marriott have shown to the world. It does not depend whether you are a Hindu or a Muslim, an Indian or a Pakistan national, till the time someone supports it, it’ll stay. It was India first, now it is Pakistan. There were a lot of Pakistani bloggers who said, “Long live Indian Mujahideen”, now at-least they know; there is no glory to it. It is only an agonizing pain, which will last for a last time. The bomb that has claimed lives of over 40 people till now is believed to have made a 20 feet crater. My commiserations to the families of all those who’ve lost a member and to those who’ve been injured by the explosion. The pain and agony is like that felt by king Lear in Shakespeare‘s play, when he is shown the door by his two daughters. Similar is the story of two nations, who are alike, still enemies, still fighting, lost causes, lost in the storm of ego, power and arrogance. There is a greater enemy, destroying both of us from within, weakening the spirit of both that once fought a single cause, that of freedom from the British Raj.

Delhi Blasts : The complete story

The 2008 Delhi bombings were a series of five synchronized bomb blasts that took place within a span of few minutes on September 13, 2008 at various locations in Delhi, India. The first bomb exploded at 6:10 pm IST (1240 UTC), and four other blasts followed in succession,1 with at least 30 people killed and over 100 injured.

Three bomb attacks had already occurred the same year in India. The first of these was on 13 May in Jaipur. The series of nine blasts over a span of 15 minutes claimed 63 lives, and injured 216. The second series of nine bomb blasts took place on 25 July in Bangalore, and claimed 2 lives, while injuring 20.5 The next day, on 26 July in Ahmedabad, a spurt of 21 blasts killed 56 people and injured over 200. Read more>>