Nowadays the Ice Bucket Challenge is the in-thing. From CEOs to desis in India are jumping aboard this viral game. What is this Ice Bucket Challenge and why it is so popular?
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Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Flickr, WordPress?
If you came here looking for comparison or review – sorry to disappoint you. These are major social network services I’m subscribed to.
(Can say this is a post to remind me that I’ve not made any post for loooong!) Continue reading “Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Flickr, WordPress?”
IPL is not Cricket anymore!
This is the seventh season of Indian Premier League (IPL) and this time it is played in 2 halves. First half is being played in United Arab Emirates (UAE) and second half in India. This is the second time IPL has traveled outside India. IPL as a culture is growing but I feel this is not cricket anymore.
Bleak Samsung future – my views
Read this article about Samsung which actually a good highlight of what Samsung is doing. Samsung was never a leader in top brands.
Radio Taxi = White Noise?
For a person like me, who doesn’t know how to drive a car could be really troublesome. One of recent incidents with “one-of-major” radio taxi player in Delhi lead me to think if Radio Taxis are really helpful or just white noise?
Our bloodline: Corruption
You are a Delhite or even Indian, fed up with corruption and hoping Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) will root out corruption, well I’ve a gift for you: a big “F*ck You!”
Can India be superpower?
Every now and then we hear this that India will be a super power. First time (I remember) I heard it was about 1998 when Pokhran test was successfully conducted and India declared itself as nuclear power. The next I heard was when IT was booming (it could be still) but then Hyderabad was asked to be Cyberabad and not proposed Capital of Telanagana (may be I never read it before). Below is my take on India (ever) being a super power. Rupee is falling day by day and in newspaper we read a standard template “Rupee falls a new low. Drops … in a day”. Government may be doing something about it but what common public hears is a new policy, a new corruption, a new issue to fight over.