Election time in my university. Lucky that the elections are at a Hostel level alone (max stake of 400 people), else it could be nastier.
Had read somewhere before that, there is no such thing as a rational buyer, so goes the case with election candidates trying to sell themselves to the constituency, their cant be rational voters, just issues touching the emotional strings of the voters.
In an election scenario, accusing someone of Nepotism is like buying a lottery ticket, losing money and crying "It ain't fair, I do not deserve it".
For I always thought that Politics is nothing different from Nepotism, albeit legalized and at a much grander scale.
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Sunday, August 10, 2008
Monday, August 4, 2008
Quote Unquote - I
- The truth shall set you free, but first it will piss you off -- Gloria Steinem
- Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you do not mind, it does not matter -- Mark Twain
- Loyalty with an expiry date is an oxymoron -- Rashmi Bansal
- To have and to not give is often worse than to steal -- Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach
- God loved the birds and invented trees. Man loved the birds and invented cages -- Jacques Deval
- Never let your sense of morals prevent you from doing the right thing -- Isaac Asimov
- The reasonable man adapts to the world, while the unreasonable man persists in trying to adapt the world to suit him. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man -- George Bernard Shaw
- There are no seven wonders of the world in the eyes of a child. There are seven million. -- Walt Streightiff
- There are two mistakes one can make along the road to truth, not going all the way, and not starting -- Gautam Buddha
- There are hundreds of languages in the world, but a smile speaks them all -- Anonymous
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Weird Facts
- The screenplay of MahaBharat TeleSeries (BR Chopra's) was written by Dr Rahi Masoom Raza
- The first national anthem of Pakistan was written by Pandit Jagannath Azad
- Shivneri, the birth-place of Shivaji, contains two mosques atop the fort
- Shivaji's father and uncle were called Shahaji and Sharifji, were named after a Muslim saint Shah Sharif, who blessing was sought by Shivaji's grandfather
Friday, July 25, 2008
My Invented Proverbs - Part II
- There is no such thing as Practicality, there is only Idealism. Idealism, if not absolute but is context sensitive, is what we called Practicality.
- There is no such thing as a Data Issue, there is only a compromised DataBase design
- Every Human will continue in its state of Prejudice or Perpetual Ignorance, unless acted upon by an External Unbalanced Education
- Economics may be more primitive than Theology, for the CaveMan first learned to hunt then to pray
- Technology is a convenience for Humans, Humans are generally the biggest inconvenience for Technology
- The catch with a Win-Win situation is that, there would be compensatory concept of a Loss-Loss situation as well
- Poverty doesnt sell, for if it could, it wouldnt be that poor
- Life is less a battle of good versus evil, it is rather a fight between different shades of gray
- Life should be a controlled mix of things you want done and things that you let happen to yourselves
- When you are in a Loss-Loss situation, You actually have nothing to Lose
Monday, April 28, 2008
Good Better Than None Better Than Bad
Just a thought that crossed my mind during the start of last semester, when I had the option to choose my room (consequentially my roomie) that
A good roomie is better than living alone, but living alone is better than having a bad roomie.
Looks as if the philosophy could extend onto all other things, like project mates, even professors (a bad professor could be a deterrent to education)
Lastly choose a spouse you like or stay single :D
A good roomie is better than living alone, but living alone is better than having a bad roomie.
Looks as if the philosophy could extend onto all other things, like project mates, even professors (a bad professor could be a deterrent to education)
Lastly choose a spouse you like or stay single :D
Saturday, April 5, 2008
वो पूछते हैं
वो पूछते हैं कि क्या देखा है मैने तुम में,
सुकून जो चाहा था, देखा है मैने तुम में ।
तुम्हारा गम मुझे मेरे गम जैसा लगता है,
कि एक हमदर्द सा देखा है मैने तुम में ।
मैं तुम से ये नही कहूंगा, कि मैं तुम पे मरता हूं,
एक सबब जीने का, देखा है मैने तुम में ।
मैं नही जानता ले जाऊंगा कहां तक इनको,
ख्वाब ता-उम्र का, देखा है मैने तुम में ।
किसी दिन और मिल के सोचेंगे, तुम क्या हो मेरे,
एक बेनाम, हमारा, देखा है मैने तुम में ।
तुम्हारी याद मुझे रखती है गुनाहों से परे,
खुदा के राज सा देखा है मैने तुम में ।
ये डर लगा ही रेहता है, कि सब बिखर न जाए,
अपने खुदी पर का यकीन देखा है मैने तुम में ।
इस से ज्यादा मै और क्या देख सकता था,
कि एक खलील सा देखा है मैने तुम में ।
- खलील सावंत
सुकून जो चाहा था, देखा है मैने तुम में ।
तुम्हारा गम मुझे मेरे गम जैसा लगता है,
कि एक हमदर्द सा देखा है मैने तुम में ।
मैं तुम से ये नही कहूंगा, कि मैं तुम पे मरता हूं,
एक सबब जीने का, देखा है मैने तुम में ।
मैं नही जानता ले जाऊंगा कहां तक इनको,
ख्वाब ता-उम्र का, देखा है मैने तुम में ।
किसी दिन और मिल के सोचेंगे, तुम क्या हो मेरे,
एक बेनाम, हमारा, देखा है मैने तुम में ।
तुम्हारी याद मुझे रखती है गुनाहों से परे,
खुदा के राज सा देखा है मैने तुम में ।
ये डर लगा ही रेहता है, कि सब बिखर न जाए,
अपने खुदी पर का यकीन देखा है मैने तुम में ।
इस से ज्यादा मै और क्या देख सकता था,
कि एक खलील सा देखा है मैने तुम में ।
- खलील सावंत
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