- Where to find God?
- For me my parents and teachers are the manifestations of God. I find God in nature, in humanbeings, in animals and in everything around me. Once you feel connected to God then life is full of happiness,love and affection.
- How to get connected to God?
- I remain connected to God on a one-to-one basis.Yes. I speak to my God! as he is my soul or the inner voice. I talk to him when I am in need of some thing or if I have aome doubts. He does grant me what I deserve and clear my doubts and enlightens me.
- Karma:
- I beleive in Karma. I mean good thoughts lead to good habits which in turn lead to good actions. So our destiny is in our own hands. My teachers always use to tell me that put your best in whatever you do without worrying about the results. Further I beleive that what ever I am today follows from what I have done in my previous life. So do good deeds now as you and only reap the results of your karma.
- Where does true happiness lie?
- I feel that the true happiness lies in knowing the fact that I am happy. The reason is when I know the reason and the extent of my happiness, I can surely accelerate it further.
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Wednesday, December 9, 2009
How to get connected to God?
Labels:
God,
Internal voice,
karma,
soul
Monday, December 7, 2009
A home that rotates!
- An australian couple have constructed a rotating home that can follow the sun light just at the touch of a button and get natural light for the whole day.
- The rotating home mounted on a turn table can spin around and has plumbing and electrical systems. The octagonal home belongs to Luke and Debbie Everingham in New South Wales has irregular shaped rooms as compared to conventional houses.
- The entire rotating house is powered by two machines which are just of the size ot washing machine motor. The rotation is controlled by a touch panel which can be reprogrammed on the wall of the living room.
Saturday, December 5, 2009
EVR salai the most dangerous road of Chennai.
- With 17 deaths in 2009,EVR salai has become the most dangerous killer road of Chennai.
- With the increase in the number of fatal accidents, the Chennai traffic police have declared the EVR salai between Ega theatre and Anna Arch, Palavakkam and Vettuvankani on the scenic ECR, and the IT corridor as dangerous stretches and warned the motorists and pedestrians to be vigilant and cautious while using these roads.
- Cnn we just think for a moment what is the main cause for the accidents in these stretches. The reasons are lack of wide roads, poor road conditions, lack of pedestrian facilities, poor lighting and overspeeding.
- The concerned authorities need to take corrective measues like developing the infrastructure, prividing adequate facilities and constructing speed breakers to bring a solution to this problem.
Labels:
Chennai,
Palavakkam,
Pedestrian,
Police,
Rajiv Gandhi Salai,
Roads and Highways,
Traffic
Friday, December 4, 2009
Wah Virendra Sehwag creates record in cricket.
- Sehwag will become the first batsman to score triple centuries in tests if he adds another 16 in the first innings against Srilanka at Brabourne today. He now shares the record of triple tons with Don Bradman and Brian Lara. His 284 is also the 3rd highest score on a sungle day.
- Sehwag took 168 balls to score 200. It is the latest double ton by an Indian.Sehwag bettered his own record of 182 balls against Pakistan in Lahore (2005-06).His 200 was the second fastest ever in Tests after Kiwi Nathan Astle (off 153 balls). Five of the 10 fastest double centuries now belong to Sehwag. three of them coming off less than 200 balls.
- 6,000 test runs by Sehwag in 122 innigs made him the third fastest Indian to acheive this landmark. Sunil Gavaskar with 117 innings and Sachin Tendulkar with 120 innings were the first two to reach this landmark.
- I wich that Sehwag will go on and make 400 in one day.
Labels:
Batting,
Century,
Donald Bradman,
Games,
Innings,
Pakistan,
Sri Lanka,
Virender Sehwag
Thursday, December 3, 2009
CAG to probe the cheap spectrum sale.
- The CVC, CBI are investigating the alleged revenue loss of Rs 50,000 crores to the government in the cheap spectrum sale effected by DOT. The CAG has entered into the probe now.
- The CVC had received complaints that the DOT is giving away the spectrums worth around Rs 60,000 crores at Rs 9,000 crores on a first xome first served basis.
- The estimated loss of Rs 50,000 crores is based on the values of deals struck by Unitech and Swan with Telenor and Etisalat.
- The valuations of Rs 11,600 crores and Rs 9,400 crores have been struck within months of these xompanies being awarded the spectrum at Rs 11,600 crores.
- The Delhi High Court has held that arbitrary cut of dates are illegal. This raises a quwstion mark on the licences issued through FCFS.
Labels:
Asia,
buisness,
Business and Economy,
CAG,
cheap spectrum,
CVC,
Delhi,
Government,
India,
spectrum sale,
Telenor
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Dubai to lose its funancial hub stattus to Abudhabi aid.
- The debt laden Dubai is likely to be bailed out by the oil rich Abudhabi and in return Dubai is likeky to loose its financial hub status .No doubt a time for Abudhabi to cash in on the aituation.
- Abudhabi is building a financial center just off the city's coast of Sowah island and is scheduled to be completed by 2014.
- The emirates in control of 8% of the world's oil is buying into global banks, car manufacturers and chemical firms.
- Abudhabi has one of the largest sovereign funds of the world worth around $627 billion.
Labels:
Abudhabi,
Business,
Dubai,
financial hub,
Government,
Middle East,
Sowah island,
United Arab Emirates
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Women are the worst hit in dry and flooded village
- The women of Kamlawati's Campierganj village, Gorakhpur, Eastern U.P. are the worst hit due to the climatic changes. What is it that affects the womenfolk of the village so much and why?
- Limited access to resources and livelyhood has a harmful effect on their health.
- Even in these modern times they have to walk longer distances in search of drinking water, fire wood etc. What a pity?
- With the men migrating to cities for work, the women are even ploughing the fields out of compulsion.
- The women literally starve giving up their portion of food to feed other family members.
- Severe stress on women leading to premature deliveries.
- Dalits and adivasi women are the worst hit.
- What they need from the government?
- Recognition as farmers so that they can avail credits and other benefits.
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Labels:
Drinking water,
Environment,
food,
Health,
water,
Water Resources
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