Most will agree with me that F1 is not just a sport. Its a religion for millions around the world. The F1 circuits are considered the Meccas of racing. Here the fans breath the burnt rubber smell. A push on the acceleration is enough to give a kick. The chequered flag has been the cause for [...]
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The F1 Crisis.
Posted: June 20, 2009 in Current Events, My Thoughts, Now What?Tags: America, Auction, conflict, Depression, Dollar, Economy, F1, Ferrari, Formula One, hostile, Max Mosely, new, recession, Sex, tragedy, war, World
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Confusing signs.
Posted: June 15, 2009 in Current Events, My Thoughts, Now What?Tags: Al Qaeda, America, China, Current, Depression, Dollar, Economy, flat, Friedman, hostile, India, Jobs, LTTE, new, NGO, Pirates, recession, Sex, Somali, Suicide, tragedy, US, village, war, World, World Bank
Economics is a confusing riddle. Its very easy to explain a phenomenon after it has happened than predict one. Some months ago, every one was congratulating one another on the success of the markets and irrational bull runs. No one could predict the bursting of the bubbles. Now, when the world economy is in dire [...]
The lighter shade of Pink.
Posted: June 14, 2009 in Current Events, My Thoughts, Now What?Tags: Current, Depression, Dollar, Economy, India, job cuts, Jobs, lay off, new, recession, Satyam, Tech Mahindra, tragedy, World, World Bank
Having worked at Satyam for four years, every news concerning the company is of special interest to me. Every little win makes me happy, every little pain bothers my heart. The recent decision of the new Satyam management to creat a “virtual pool” of resources is a new innovation in this recession. Rather than laying [...]
The new USA: Made in China
Posted: June 9, 2009 in Now What?Tags: America, bail, bond, China, Dollar, GM, Obama, out, pimp, prostitute, Reconstruction, treasury, US, whore
The Americans have fallen. But not their pride! Many of the big names in American business have been shut down, taken over or gone bankrupt. There was a time when “What was good for GM was good for America” today, what is bad for GM is bad for America. I have a reason for saying so. The American Investment banks [...]
The recent attacks on Indians in Australia remind me of my cousin studying in a college under Melbourne University. This guy, J. Singh is a cousin of mine. A good-for-nothing guy all his life in India. A spoilt brat. Neither good at studies, nor at sports. He grew up in a joint family in a [...]
My Respects for R. Motwani.
Posted: June 8, 2009 in Now What?Tags: brin, business, computers, gogle, larry, motwani, page, rajeev, technilogy, tragedy
I have my respects for the Academicians. I have no explanation, but still I rever them like gods. May be I believe that they are the ones who instigate the flickers of innovation and inventions. Similar was the case with Rajeev Motwani. The tragic death of the Silicon Valley guru has sent the tech fraternity into [...]
A few days ago, when Barrak Obama went on a visit to the Arab world, the American said he was here for a new beginning. He wants to work closely with the Muslim World. There is a fundamental flaw in the America’s policy towards the “Muslim world”. The American policy makers have come to identify [...]
The death of LTTE.
Posted: May 22, 2009 in Now What?Tags: Al Qaeda, Bombing, hostile, Karuna, Lanka, LTTE, Prabhakran, Sri Lanka, Suicide, Tamil, terrorism, US, war
My 18 2009 will go down the corridors of history as a landmark day. TheLTTE and the Tamil resistance came to an end in Sri Lanka. Or did it? The Sri Lankan army had been fighting a long drawn war with the Tamil extremists since last two and a half decades.The war that has killed thousands [...]
I refuse to agree.
Posted: May 17, 2009 in Now What?Tags: Al Qaeda, Economy, Pirates, Sex, Somali, Teens, Terror, terrorism, US
There are some things which everyone has agreed to. I don’t know waht to call these things. My be axiom. Don’t know. But, there are things which I refuse to agree to. I have a few examples but in this post will take up only one of these. People have “agreed” to condemn the Somali [...]
The world is not flat.
Posted: May 17, 2009 in Now What?Tags: Depression, Economy, flat, Friedman, history, hostile, India, Jobs, NGO, pakistan, US, war, World, World Bank
“The world is Flat” proclaimed the author Thomas L. Friedman in his book. Recently while going through the sequel, Hot, Flat and Crowded, written by the same author, I was some what in disagreement with the thoughts of the author. (All due respects to his competencies.) The author sees the world flattening in terms of the [...]
