Beware lovers that you will be having oppostion for your love not only from your parents, relatives or the moral police but from whole India or the whole world. This statement is in result of the live program which I watched in Aaj Tak channel last week. The whole debate was revolving around a young woman who got married but could not forget the guy whom she loved. Now her in-laws and her husband are taking steps to unite her with her lover. She is not ready to go to her mother's house inspite of repeated request from her brother to come and visit the family once. The thing that annoyed me much was that a sms poll was conducted that whether she need to marry her lover or to live with her husband. The conversation between her and her brother was telecasted live on air and the anchor was telling her that the people's choice which reflected in the sms polls was that she should live with her husband. Huh!!! Who are they (we) to decide with whom she has to live. I do not know how and why did she accepted the proposal of Aaj tak channel to talk about her and telecast it live on air. The peeking business of all these news channels are just crossing the limits or should I say it have crossed it limits already. They make nonsense news on everything. They should be tamed atleast now else the fifth pillar of democracy will be having no value to lose in the future.
P.S: I now agree with my grand father that we should watch only the DD news to avoid banging the head with all these crap.
I went to beauty parlour for the first time in my life when I was in my final year of my college in the year 2004 with a huge support from my grand mother(he he he ). My mother was against me in going to parlour for making up my eye brows and when I came home with my eyeybrows tweezed the sudden reply from my mother was " You are making your face ugly! " .But as today I could notice even a small kid knows much better than what I know and how to carry themselves to a very certain extent. Indeed we all want ourselves to look beautiful. I have seen many envying on the models and heroines who come in the advertisements and films and want to shine like them. The beauty consciousness has increased a lot in our country and starting from the house maids to the IT engineers go to parlours to make themselves look beautiful. That is a welcome trend but again the thought of the people to be too much emerged in this is something that worries me a lot. This trend has there again created a mindset among the young people that only fair girls are respected. The credit goes to variety of advertisements starting from fair and lovely to fair ever. Surprisingly we now have fair creams even to the boys. I agree that we should refine ourselves in everything we do including our appearance but that doesnt mean that beauty lies only in the fair colour or good figure. People who have made a mark in all the arena are beautiful in their hearts. This is another form of colour discrimination that is being followed right from a child is born. When a child is born the first thing the relatives look about is the gender of the child and next the colour of the child if it is a baby girl. And this again creates an impediment in the mind of a girl child when a normal indian wheatish girl is being teased for not fair. An average Indian middle class and poor girls still find it difficult to find grooms due to their colour composure and its high time this attitude should be changed. Girls should not think themeselves to be inferior since selecting our natural colour and composure is not with us. It is something what we are gifted with and we should be proud for what we are rather than mourning for what we are not. Least we are blessed with good physical features and think about the blind, deaf and dumb and people who are physically challenged. I could say that the smile of this lady is 100 million times attractive than the smile of millions of beautiful girls. I could sense a feel of satisfaction and innocence in her eyes and a feeling of motherliness in her. Next time when you are teased about your colour and structure be sure to ask " Yes, So I am and does it in anyway bothers you? ".


In my 25 years of life span I have never struggled for food. I never felt what hunger is. My parents and grand parents took care of me in my early days and I have my own earnings today. Everything comes in time on the table. Breakfast at 9, lunch at 1 and diner at 8. Have read about famine and drought in history and geography which are my favorite subjects in school. Never felt its impact so much unless I saw a man searching something in sewerage and it was a packet of rice which was almost soaked with sewage water. I thought he will wash it somewhere and will have it, but to my surprise he started eating it without cleaning . I read about famine crisis in Somalia and farmers committing suicide in India in news papers. India was affected by strong famine for almost 14 times and the most worst happening was in the year 1943 when almost 3 million people died. To my knowledge this wave was prevalent in Gujarath even in the year 1983. Now we could sort out the reasons for all these famine crisis or the food crisis of many millions in our country and statistics also will help us and I have no doubt we could write for almost 100 pages or even more about it. But what is the next step and what I(we) can do stands foremost rather than digging out the details behind it. Whenever I go for shopping in T.Nagar or anywhere near my locality I never give a penny to the beggars and I used to ask them whether they would like to have something for which many refuse. One incident I remember when I went to shopping with Ramya in Pondy Bazaar where one old woman came near us when we were having ice cream and asked for alms for which we refused and the next moment she asked us to buy and give her an ice cream for which we obliged. That was pretty surprising for us and we were glad to see her licking ice cream like a child. Afer all we earn for our stomach!!!