Becoming a spiritual guru is not as difficult as it may seem.
There are one or two guides already written on the web, but after my popular Rulebook for Indian TV News Producers, I thought I would write my own guide to becoming a Spiritual Guru.
Appear knowledgeable about at least one ancient philosophy and way of life. …
Or what newspapers and media will not tell you about the 2009 Indian Parliamentary Election.
Will the new government go in for reform?
Absolutely! Though there may be a slight difference between what everyone understands by reform and what the government means by reform. From the government’s perspective reform means re-forming the government. The party in power …
May 20, 2009 – 11:43 AM
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By Mahendra
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Posted in Humor, India, economy, politics, society
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Tagged bjp, congress, elections, Humor, India, satire
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Any newbie TV News Producer who wants to compete with the top Indian news channels will be well advised to comply with the following guidelines:
All news is BREAKING NEWS. This also means that if there is no news, BREAK all journalism rules to get BREAKING NEWS.
TV news channels are in the business of TRPs, …
April 21, 2009 – 1:11 PM
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By Mahendra
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Posted in Humor, India, media
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Tagged cnnibn, Humor, India, ndtv, news, satire, television, timesnow, tv
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I’m sick and tired of all the politician-bashing that bloggers seem addicted to these days. Why do we have to be so critical all the time? Why not see the glass half-full? Deciding to be an optimist, I present “Virtues of Politicians”:
Politicians have great oratory skills.
Enthralling thousands of people at rallies who stand listening in …
After the intense and enlightening discussion on an earlier post — An Unquiet Mind Over Matter — I couldn’t help resist sharing today’s Quote of the Day from The Quotation’s Page. It’s a perfect rejoinder that serves a sumptuous dessert of humor!
Those who believe in telekinetics, raise my hand
– Kurt VonnegutUS novelist (1922 — 2007)
A few weeks back, I read Richard Dawkins in The God Delusion say:
I want us to flinch when we hear of a ‘Christian child’ or a ‘Muslim child’. Small children are too young to know their views on life, ethics and the cosmos. We should no more speak of a Christian child than of a …
October 8, 2007 – 5:25 PM
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By Mahendra
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Posted in Humor, Personal, children, parenting, philosophy, religion, society
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Tagged atheism, children, comics, dawkins, family, parenting, religion
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The Indo-US Nuclear Deal has become like the story of The Blind Men and an Elephant.
Let’s see how.
#1: Manmohan Singh hanging to the Tail
Thinking that this was the end of the rope for energy ambitious India, Singh decided to hold on to it. He warned others “not to miss the bus”.
Alas, he didn’t know he’ll have to …
September 27, 2007 – 2:26 AM
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By Mahendra
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Posted in Humor, India, U.S., politics
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Tagged china, energy, Humor, India, indo-us nuclear deal, nuke deal, politics, U.S.
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There was once a RambodocWho twisted word and mindAlong came An Unquiet MindAnd soon they were one of a kind
Not forgetting herself, Aikaterine joinedOemar’s random musings entwinedThiru was perched on a spotNo wonder as he was on blogspot
Priyank was flying in the cloudWhile Arun thought out loudSree’s views, and Nita with her wide angle viewBrought many topics in …
After the Munnabhai style Gandhigiri worked in the case of American green card seekers, his “magic hug” resolved another problem (thanks to GF’s blog):
The Washington Post reports:
It started about midnight on June 16 when a group of friends was finishing a dinner of marinated steaks and jumbo shrimp on the back patio of a District of Columbia …
The Leaning Tower of Pisa no longer leans quite so much after a £20 million project to save it was hailed a complete success yesterday. The tower, which was on the verge of collapse, has been straightened by 18 inches (45 centimetres) returning it to its 1838 position.
Did you know that the Tower is actually …