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The opening door to MNCs by Narsimha Rao was the beginning of the blunders of the Indian economy. Though I know that our foreign reserve was less and we had no other choice left. But it didn't stop there. Currently we are in the process of allowing 100% FDI in India. Which means education, service… Continue reading Why FDI is not a barometer of success for any government
Padmavati is already being discussed too far and also too much in depth. But I am still waiting for one argument which is not coming out strongly as why these directors want to exploit the names and characters from the history. They are always free to make movies out of fictional characters and stories in… Continue reading The issue of Padmavati
The international Yoga Day is truly a boon to most of us. But it has also given platform to many roadside junky fake yoga teachers who want to encash on yoga day for personal gains. Recently I came across few such stories in five different countries who claimed to be yoga teachers and went to… Continue reading The blunders of International Yoga Day.
The moment we utter word non-violence, we bow down to it as if it is god himself. But have we ever thought how this theory is destroying India. I am sure you haven't. We live in the fool's paradise where we think that if we don't raise the hands people will do the same with… Continue reading Why theory of non-violence is questionable
The journey of exploring the south made movies started with Bahubali. I thought it was one of its kind and may be the only one. But my trip to india this time opened my eyes. Most of movie channels were going ga ga over dubbed movies from south. Any time of the day, they were… Continue reading New learnings from South Indian movies
I am sure many of you know what is IIT. It is the producer of many CEOs across the world for mostly MNCs. It is the producer of the best technocrates, engineers and researchers. When I got a chance to visit the campus, I was almost sure what to expect out of it. I revisited… Continue reading A day spent at IIT Mumbai
It was one more blessings that I got an opportunity to learn Sudarshan Kriya from Pujya Guruji over the weekend. It is sometime difficult to find anything new when you have gone through many such processes. But I still managed to learn quite a few new things like the breathing excercise as directed by him… Continue reading Experiencing Sudarshan Kriya at Art of Living
I think the time has arrived than single mother or a single women is able to conquer the world, travel alone, enjoy life and at the same time build career. This is what I felt when I met Kajal Vaidya, a famous writer from Gujarat in Kenya. She is quite independent, knows her job well,… Continue reading Meeting Kajal Vaidya
I some how always manage to get the blessings of saints wherever I am. We at Kisumu are fortunate to welcome Shree Babaji Labh Singh Ji from Anandpur Sahib in Punjab. He is 94 yrs old serving the community for a long time. It was a perfect day and occasion to have a small chat… Continue reading Met revered saint Babaji Labh Singh ji from Anandpur Sahib India.
It is always very amusing to enjoy indian musical instruments by westerners who really try to put efforts to play those difficult strings together. Recently I attended such event in Nehru Center in London where three Europeans played very good sitar, ghunghru, Arabic drums etc. They did a good justice to the instruments, taal, Soor and tempo… Continue reading Indian Sitar by westerners
Every year 15th may is observed as the International Day of the Family. Every country has understood the importance of the family in a person’s life. In fact, a family is a place where everyone unwinds, feels natural and also learns to give and give in. Many companies ask details of a candidate’s family before… Continue reading International Day of the Family
Paropakaaram idam shariram- this is what our scriptures advise us. This body has been given to us only for serving others. In this busy world, it is very difficult to look beyond I-me-mine kind of life that we all live. Still, if we can set aside some time, even a teeny weeny little time to… Continue reading Looking Beyond one’s self
It is again very disheartening to write about this issue as I am still not convinced by the people who give reasons why they want to kill girl child. I started my research on this topic three years back when I was traveling to North India. After visiting couple of cities and speaking to few… Continue reading Why female foeticide
Culture is always a fascinating subject. There is something within each of us that yearns to know about history, culture, mythology of a particular region or people. That is why perhaps we see a revival of works of art based on these themes. There is always something new and fresh to add to old themes.… Continue reading Culture Curious
Very rarely I get compelled to write about any movies. But after watching Bahubali I am mesmerized and thrilled to see how indian (actually South Indian) cinema has come off age. Bahubali is far superior than Troy, 300, crouching tiger hidden dragon or even Mughal e Azam for that matter. Every piece used in the… Continue reading Bahubali – a world class piece- made in India
Vaishali K. Shah 