Life over coffee

Hello and welcome back! A few days ago, India made a significant impact upon geographical landmarks, by erecting the world's tallest structure - The Statue of Unity, wherein is sculpted our Iron man, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel - who was the man responsible for uniting the diverse states into an united identity of a nation called India. This 182m long statue erected in the state of Gujarat, is an architectural marvel signifying both India's significant progress in the field of science, architecture and technology and India's message to the world - that it believes in Unity not just of It's People, but the Unity of all people who are citizens of the world, irrespective of wherever they originate from. Inaugural day - Source : Indiatimes.com Indeed it has become a huge sensation and attraction for tourism in India, esp. in Gujarat. Well, lets look at some other wonderful Statues in the World, which has human qualities associated with them. 1. Statue of Freedom

Hello and welcome back everybody. And, I hope by now, many of you would be gradually gearing up for winters - December is soon to arrive. And, that means for many - you have unpacked your winter wears and opened up your storages and almost everyone of you might have felt - overwhelming. Why? Well, it's indeed very common for almost every women and a significantly increasing number of men in the world over, to look at their over-stuffed cupboards and sigh exclaiming they have nothing to wear. Despite this, with easy access to our cash and excellent credit facilities available, we seldom thing twice before making another purchase - only to frown later due to lack of storage space. And, many people often report that they have so much more than required in their lives that they often fail to recognise their own stuff. After first few uses, they probably haven't noticed the item again. Ironically, despite such materially filled lives, these people are still complaining that th

Recently I was going through all the updates of Sabarimala and what I came across was indeed shocking. With BJP's Mr. Amit Shah condemning the order given by Supreme Court of India, and remarking publicly that  Supreme Court can’t give orders that can’t be followed’ (on #Sabarimala issue), I indeed wonder, will I find myself living in a country where the Law and Order will be decided upon the fancy of ministers and their notion on what can or cannot be followed.  Although there is not much that one can expect from our politicians, still - when you come down as a supremo facie presenting yourself as the potential leader of people, one can expect that you should have at least a check upon what you are conveying in a public forum. Indeed, it's ridiculous and difficult to understand that how come the Supreme Court with a panel of such experienced and expert legal professionals will decide something which cannot be followed. And, even more ridiculous is this - Just because