The mosaic of my life!

Who would forget the macho man playing Munnabhai twice and winning hearts allover the nation. The brilliance of the actor is reflected in his ever inspiring performances nevertheless he turned 48 on 29 th of July, 07. The birthday would have not been a magnanimous party rather a dull and pensive moment for the man himself besides his kith and kin. With the decision pending for his trial indicted for amassing assault weapons and found suspicious in the 93 Mumbai blasts, the actor if found guilty would have been booked under the Arms act and undergo 5-10 years of RI. Finally, on the last day of July, 07 the judgement headed by Justice Kode found Sanjay Dutt guilty and sentenced him to spend 6 years behind bars. Moreover, the film fraternity is shocked by the news alongside his huge fan following. Prima facie , the fate of the filmstar is in jeopardy . He might have won heart of millions with his " Jaadu ki jhappi ", but the justice had different views althroughout . ...

Since evolution of mankind and its metamorphosis into a capable and shrewd living organism the surroundings have played an inalienable role for man. The society in which an individual dwells reflects the outlook of the individual and shapes hiss approach towards life. The living society is indisputable a major considering factor that entrust upon a man’s intentions. But does one’s society always dissuade an individual’s intellect, i.e. its reasoning and cognitive skills? I would contrast the statement propounded b the author. The role and significance of society on an individual is paramount. But society does not always impediment an individual’s intellectual growth. The intellectual growth of an individual may prosper or stall depending on the relative social background. One may flourish who is a part of a modern and non-insular society whereas somebody who has been living in a society where issues like AIDS and sex-education are still considered a taboo, he may be restricted in his m...

An interesting article from the Economist. Worth preserving. Not many economic papers start with a quote that suggests the authors will “be assured immortality, professionally speaking, and rapid promotion while still alive.” Here, it may just prove true. Robert Jensen and Nolan Miller, two Harvard professors, have shown the actual existence of an elusive economic construct which has so far only existed as a gleam in the eyes of theoretical economists: a good for which demand goes up when prices rise, and falls when prices go down. These “Giffen goods” show up in every introductory economics textbook as a freak case when the law of demand fails. Legend describes the Irish potato famine as a possible example: as the price of potatoes rose, people were so poor that they started substituting potatoes, a dietary staple, for meat and other unnecessary luxuries. The Irish consumed more potatoes as a result. The trouble with this example is that Ireland was having a famine. The rising potato ...

APJ. Ignorants across dont be mistaken that for an acronym in the Bombay Stock Exchange amidst the bullish markets. Rather thats a even soaring name instilled within the heart of every youngster in India brimming with confidence and envisaging India to become a truly developed nation by 2020. Thats the kind of rejuvination that the outgoing President has imbued into our future generation. He has been an epitome of unparalled veracity and unprecedented commitment who has been the centripetal force to wake up an entire sloth nation towards the path of enlightenment. Apart from the encomium to be deservedly bestowed on our beloved President, he has been India's missile man. He was the superpower behind the indeginous Agni missiles and the Pokharan nuclear tests that grappled the world's attention and highlighted India on the globe. A highly qualified citizen had huge admiration for the young blood and more often than not makes a point to get into a healthy discussion with them and...

The military attack by Pakistan on its indigenous Lal Masjid has taken a lot of stick from the chauvanic Islamic pundits. But the audacious act by President Musharraf, whether or not goaded from US or China should be commended upon. The president has taken a first ever courageous step to thwart the malign intentions of extremists residing within the country and using creed and religion as a major agenda to fight against humanitarian causes. But the major setback came when the Al-Qaida protagonist al-Zhawari launched an verbal attack against the president and his forces describing their effort as atrocious and un-Islamic. He openly confessed that this brutal deed can only be repented by Musharraf's blood. Although such vacuous threats would have little or no effect on the President and his forces, but the country can in now way remain ignorant from the valiant efforts and courage displayed by the extremist group. Moreover, with support from major superpowers like USA and UK it would...