Indo-Pak Rap: Ok, Ok, Oh My God!

Saturday, January 26, 2013

Latest Super-Hit Chart Buster
 Indo-Pak Rap: Ok, Ok, Oh My God!

Lead Vocalist: Arnab Goswami, Editor-in-Chief at TIMES NOW 
Other Indian Singers: Mahroof Raza, Strategic Affairs Analyst
Lt. Gen (Retd) B S Jaswal

Pakistani singers: Zafar Hilaly, Former Secy, MEA
Syed Tariq Pirzada, Former Pak Ambassador to US
Prof Zafr Jaspal, Quaid-e-Azam University
Admiral (Retd) Jawaid Iqbal, Defense Analyst



Music Director: Ratan Cyril Seth
  Video Editor: Giribala Joshi

Mark Your Calendars

Monday, January 14, 2013

Life is to celebrate. We get to live 365 or 366 days every year. Even though most of us celebrate Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Valentine’s Day, Friendship Day, Women’s Day, All Fools’ Day etc., many distinguished people are still left under-appreciated. It is very important to honor friends and relatives who are sexist, superstitious, bigots, homophobes, racists, etc. Many times people do not even know that their friends, or relatives, or they themselves are qualified for such exalting sobriquets.

Therefore, I will put down a few guidelines so that you can identify such people and send them appropriate cards or gifts on their special days. The days are decided on the basis of the first and third letter of the root word in this way—the corresponding numeral (or the sum of the digits of the numeral) of the first letter stands for the month, and the numeral of the third letter stands for the day.

But When I reveal It She Wants To Run And Hide

Wednesday, January 9, 2013

Asaram Bapu reveals his misogyny:


Meanwhile, I am chanting Saraswati mantra to rid my country of such charlatans.

Audio courtesy Hunter Song from Gangs of Wasseypur and video clips courtesy CNN-IBN and other sources.

Not A Man Enough? Follow These Steps

Wednesday, December 26, 2012

I have been awestruck by the events of the past week. In the US, a macho gunman—guns, the ultimate symbol of manliness—snuffed out scores of lives in one go, and in the Indian capital, New Delhi, six brave men accomplished the height of manliness, making themselves distinguished among their lesser brethren, who continuously crave for such distinction by pinching and groping women at public places while trying to keep their own mothers, sisters, and wives under control at homes. How did these ordinary men achieve such greatness? That is the question.

Mysteries Galore

Tuesday, December 11, 2012

Strange things happened that year. The sequence of those uncanny events is still fresh in my memory as if they happened just yesterday. I was thirteen and deeply grieving Mallika’s untimely demise. I was a sensitive child, extremely attached to even the inanimate objects that I owned, such as pebbles and pieces of broken bangles. Ever since Mallika had come to our home, she was the first living being I would see in the morning and also the last one I spoke to before going to bed. You cannot imagine my grief when I found her beautiful red and black body motionless inside the shoe box.

At first, I was in denial and then was angry at the world at large. The setback was so severe that I fell ill. I couldn't forgo the image of my pet lady bug from my thoughts. I recovered a little bit from the depression only when my dad promised to get me a new pet. Because of this tragic event, I missed two weeks of studies. After that, my parents forcibly sent me to school, although I was still sad and melancholic.