December 15th was the International Tea day. While coffee is my religion, tea is my comforter. Having read about the great British tea institution. (The 4pm tea and cucumber sandwich.) Last international tea day, I had one look at the tepid, insipid English tea and grabbed my cutting chai to atone for it. …
Mine Ban Treaty
April 4th is the UN’s international day for mine awareness and assistance in mine action. This day is about raising awareness about landmines and progress towards its eradication. Landmines are explosive mines laid either on the land or just below the surface. This explodes by the presence, proximity or contact of a person causing incapacitation, …
Matrimama #BlogToPM
Shrunu Matrimama hey Pradhana Sevak Ballirenayyaa janapadake yaarendu...(would you know who is the leader of the republic) "jansamanyanendu keliruve"... I am told it is the common man, Iruvantha sthana --where does he dwell Bhoolokada, swatantra ganarajya Bharatavendu keliruve -- I hear that in the democratic republic of India, "avaralli obba naanu" --i am one of them, …
Veiled words
Its the world Hijaab day. How and why and what about it is here in a blog I wrote last year. But over the year here are two interesting point of views that i came across. “What is it about Islam, I thought, that can make a woman so strong that she no longer strives …
Waste Water and Water Waste
Waste Water... and Water Waste This is blog is inspired by http://www.BlogAdda.com But I have not written it over weekend, simply because I was researching and I needed to get my information right. So lets start at the very beginning.. No we are not going to a place where water was common resource but to …
Until next March 8th
Can Women have some dignity...? We have so many popular slogans and campaigns running, every Rotary club and any other club worth its salt is talking Women’s Day let’s not forget the feminist seminars and public debates, RJ’s screaming at the highest pitch that their voice about the greatness of women, lets look at ground …