A great artist is always before his time or behind it.

Yaad hai woh gaon ki gaalian

2011-05-15T12:54:00.000-07:00

Yaad hai woh gaon ke gaalio mei bhatak na

Woh aam ke paidoe se latak na

Sham ko khetoh ki share

woh kabhi kabhi aapas ki bare

woh gaon ke bazzar ki fair

woh chok pe kahaniyo ka dhore

jise mei kabhi nahi hua bore

woh sab ke ghar ka tour

Jahaan sab ne mera pe kiya gore

Aur sometimes mei hua bore

woh talav ke kinare se tehalna

woh mera machlia pakdne ke liye machalna

woh chok pe chai aur samoso ki smell

How can I ever forget?

Woh bujurgo kya pyaar

Aaj bhi hai mera saath unka ka ashirwd

Woh dada ke saath gadio pe share

Ithni garmi kahaan se kare bare

Aaj bhale koson doore hoon

chahaye sahare mei mashoole hoon

Fir bhi dil ke kisi kaune mei chuppa hai

woh mera pyaar, mera gaon ki yaad

A sister of my dreams

2011-05-14T13:13:00.000-07:00

She is a sister of my dreams

Her smile makes my day
she is the thoughtful one

Who forgives me for my mistakes

She love to spend time with me

Her love and affection is what I need

She is similar to a gift from the God

Who knows her brother to the best then all

She is the one who fill my life

Her prayer stays right by my side

She never let me down

Who support when my confidence drowns

She is so far away
her voice just a call away

She has a unique place in my life

Who can get what she utters

She is very bright

Her existence has changed me wide
she is everything that I needed

Who’s presence in my life is like a dream come true

I am so lucky Rasika that you’re my sweet little sister. My Search wasn’t easy I know ,because it took time .But finally god gave me the gift that I always wanted a sweet little sister who cares for me who loves me.No matter where I’ll go, u'll be in my heart forever.

Canteen-Maggie-Photography

2011-05-14T13:07:00.000-07:00

I still remember the early morning photography lecture at Maggie canteen .one of memorable part of my college life; one knows that canteen is place for hangout in campus. It’s simple we had a chill filled photography lecture sipping cold coffee or ice tea with friends chatting experimenting with our skills on the subject. The place is spacious as its open area greenery all around, and a variety of refreshments and best maggie available. It tends to be the most popular place on campus, as it is adjacent to hostel it is always filled with students. Our somaiya campus has more than five canteens ;).

The photography session was about four to five hours so every week we had a nice place to chill out. Where my classmates use to bring guitars sing some lovely song, share our piece of mind and so it was one of the most rocking places for us. As our professor was a dude kind of a person I had a friend kind of relation with him so shared joke and even played pranks during the session. Most of the people where not interested in the subject still enjoyed it as it was fun filled class. A lecture filled with refreshment, enjoyment and commitment, commitment because we had deadline to meet.

I had bought a new DSLR ‘Nikion D60’ to have a better hand on the photography stuff. My sir also used to teach it using my new dslr, I remember those beautiful engineering girls that I used click and so made many friend from other institute in the campus. As I was the ‘Class Representative’ of the class I enjoyed free refreshment because koi na koi late jarur atah tha aur attendance ke liye bribe kar hi jatah tha. Man those where the days I miss my classmates, the Maggie canteen, the photography sessions and my college days.

धुन्दले सपने- Dhundale sapne

2011-05-03T04:02:00.000-07:00

मंजिल की और में बड तो चला था ,
अंखोए में लिये वोह धुन्दले सपने ।
ख़ामोशी सी थी शोर में ,
में खड़ा था किस और में ।
क्या सच था क्या झूट,
कौन अपने कौन पराये ।
क्या सोच के चला था ,
और अब क्या सोच के रुका था वोह दोराहो पे ।
पाने के लिये था आसमान ,
खोने के लिये एक आम इंसान ।
फिर भी में सोच में पड़ा था ,
क्यों न जाने दिल में बोझ सा ढला था ।
यदोएं का सपना ढला था ।
मंजिल की और में बड तो चला था ,
अंखोए में लिये वोह धुन्दले सपने।
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Manzile ki aure mei bade toh chala tha
ankhon mei liya woh dhundale sapne
khamoshi si thi shor mei
mei khada tha kise aure mei
kya saach tha kya jhoot
kaun apne kaun paraye
kya soch ke chala tha
aur ab kya soch ke ruka tha woh doe rahoon pe
pane ke liye tha asman
khoone ke liye ek aam insaan
phir bhi mei soch mei pada tha
kyu na jane dil mei bhauje sa dhala tha
yadoo ka sapna dala tha
Manzile ki aure mei bade toh chala tha
ankhoo mei liya woh dhundale sapne

The mask of cheerfulness

2011-01-10T04:32:00.000-08:00

The mask of cheerfulness often covers my grief
My attitude concealed from most
Afraid of, but willing to face the unknown
doubt where my place is, in the journey called life
I have come close to sharing myself
Never completely revealing anything to anyone
thoughts of unseen chains corner me
When I dream, reality shatters before my very own eyes
Accomplishments I strives for just as my hands grip
I experience lost now and then, not yet finding my mark in this humanity
At times the glimmer in my calm eyes slowly depart
But within my heart a silent ignited flame burns me inside and out
I travel day by day, playing different roles in my life
Strength unknowingly resides in me
the past replicate itself once again
The transparent mask I so proudly wear
minute by minute answers will draw closer, approaching it away
someday there will be no more mask to wear
someday my values will be celebrated
someday they will know my place in their life
someday I will share myself
someday I won’t need this mask to wear.

Darkness in light

2010-11-19T06:35:00.000-08:00

The Diwali illuminations with lighted diyas bring the supernatural brightness and joy with the hope of finding light in darkness, achieving knowledge where there is ignorance, and spreading love amidst hatred. Diwali is also known as the Festival of Lights. Light is significant in Hinduism because it signifies goodness. So, during the Festival of Lights, 'deeps' are burned throughout the day and into the night to ward off darkness and evil. Today we have innovated and have decorative electrical lights that are imported from china to light up the festive season it’s cheap & fancy. Ranging from rs 30- 1500 one can find it on the roads side vendor, nearest mall or just a click on online mart.

The festival of lights puts a noticeably serious load on electrical energy sources that are already stuffed. The use of electric lights to decorate homes, business establishments, monuments and roads requires a huge amount of electricity. The older tradition of burning oil lamps is a possible alternative to electric lights - even though it does use oil, the duration of the lamps is shorter.

The huge question is can we control our desires, can we stop the mad race of consumerism. It is just a matter of modification of practice and stick on to the simple ethics of environmental concerns. The choice is limited and we have to put the brakes on it now if we like to gift the space we live in to our posterity. In a power-starved country, can we afford such huge amount of electrical consumption? This senseless consumption of electricity has huge impact on global warming and to be checked. However, these are issues of serious concern, and have to be addressed with top priority. There is an urgent need to reinterpret the rituals and traditions of the country to become more sensitive to the environment.

You must be thinking what I got to do with all this stuff, but now it’s been more than two weeks that saw this tiny lights still sparkling all over Mumbai. Its lightning up the metro’s putting the rural in darkness, so it kills the main objective of diwali .i.e. achieving knowledge. Today there’s a need to take up initiative on such issues because other are suffering from loadshedding who can’t put up their voice against such issues and tomorrow we will be suffering from it if we don’t stop it today.

All I want you to do is use this light for special occasion and use for specific days (Max three day’s please). ya do request your neighbors’ to do the same and aware them ,at least we can try to curb down the heavy load.

But you're here; you're reading this, so you're the kind of person willing to make some modest changes. So good for you! If you're serious about saving energy, then there's no better place to find out about it than Google. And the time is right, too. I know we can make a difference. When we try.

Don't we all??

2010-11-07T09:38:00.000-08:00

I was parked in front of the mall wiping off my car. I had just come from the car wash and was waiting for my wife to get out of work. Coming my way from across the parking lot was what society would consider a bum.From the looks of him, he had no car, no home, no clean clothes, and no money. There are times when you feel generous but there are other times that you just don't want to be bothered. This was one of those "don't want to be bothered times." "I hope he doesn't ask me for any money," I thought. He didn't.

He came and sat on the curb in front of the bus stop but he didn't look like he could have enough money to even ride the bus. After a few minutes he spoke."That's a very pretty car," he said. He was ragged but he had an air of dignity around him. His scraggly blond beard keep more than his face warm. I said, "thanks," and continued wiping off my car.He sat there quietly as I worked. The expected plea for money never came. As the silence between us widened something inside said, "ask him if he needs any help." I was sure that he would say "yes" but I held true to the inner voice. "Do you need any help?" I asked. He answered in three simple but profound words that I shall never forget.

We often look for wisdom in great men and women. We expect it from those of higher learning and accomplishments.I expected nothing but an outstretched grimy hand. He spoke the three words that shook me.
"Don't we all?" he said.

I was feeling high and mighty, successful and important, above a bum in the street, until those three words hit me like a twelve gauge shotgun.
Don't we all?
I needed help. Maybe not for bus fare or a place to sleep, but I
needed help. I reached in my wallet and gave him not only enough for bus fare, but enough to get a warm meal and shelter for the day. Those three little words still ring true. No matter how much you have, no matter how much you have accomplished, you need help too. No matter how little you have, no matter how loaded you are with problems, even without money or a place to sleep, you can give help.

Even if it's just a compliment, you can give that.
You never know when you may see someone that appears to have it all.They are waiting on you to give them what they don't have. A different perspective on life, a glimpse at something beautiful, a respite from daily chaos, that only you through a torn world can see.

Maybe the man was just a homeless stranger wandering the streets.Maybe he was more than that.Maybe he was sent by a power that is great and wise, to minister to a soul too comfortable in themselves.

Maybe God looked down, called an Angel, dressed him like a bum, then said,"go minister to that man cleaning the car, that man needs help."

Don't we all?

...Unknown authour

After reading these piece of work i have a new perspective of life ..its like someone just showed me a mirror. We all have everything in our life after a span of struggle,but don't we all?

ya this is the same question that poking my soul from inside ...Thank you friend for sharing the master piece & awaking me to next level of Life :)Hope through my blog I enlight others ..

Most unforgettable moments of any one's life are the college days.

2010-09-14T06:23:00.000-07:00

Most unforgettable moments of any one's life are the college days. The delightful time starts when you know lots of new stuff, friendship with new people, makes love and other dissimilar things that are not associated with studies. The collective lives, the food, and the entertaining experience of living in dorms on campus with thousands of other people our age truly can't be beat, and the new personality of it all makes it even more thrilling as we live through these days.

Everyone knows this pain; the day when we are coming in college & the day when we are leaving our college. But maintaining quality long-term friendships is difficult today because people progress often and there are many technological and media disturbance. The geographic and personal space between people continues to grow, and there are some hurtful effects for those who lack quality relationships. Friends are essential because they provide emotional strength in a person's life. Making friends is like managing a bank account. You must make investments, and it is never too early to start.

Yet, for some motive there are people who seem to not appreciate this fact and will frequently invade another person’s space without any consideration. The reasons someone will invade personal space would be. Someone has accidentally invaded their space, another person has purposely invaded their space, or the person who feels like their space was invaded has too large of a personal fizz. While each is caused by a different reason, the fact is having your space invaded is painful and is something people can find hard to deal with properly.

However, the truth is that if you understand what happens when your space is invaded, the better off you are in resolving the situation. For this reason it is a good idea to closely look at the reasons you feel you space has been invaded and how to best deal with those situations. In the end, there is no doubt that personal space is extremely important to us. But, by understanding ourselves and others we can begin to limit the conflicts that are often caused when we feel our spaces are threatened.

We always seem to have people that have given lip service to being a friend. But many times, I have been influenced that they are not. I have found that most people who have pretended to be as friends have shown their true colors when the chips were down. I hear people tell me all the time, I have lots of friends. But the fact is I have a few that are near and dear to me, still I’m forced to say that the most unforgettable moments of any one's life are the college days.

Did I missed that breaking news

2010-09-01T05:17:00.000-07:00

Ahh Indian media is changing, ya its true there’s no denying on the issue. when you switch on the idiot box and surf for news with your tool (remote). I mean one will be full of chaos that which channel is for news and for entertainment. But the only stuff that gone help you is the logo of the channel, otherwise it would have been a serious issue. I’m saying this because all Indian news channels have been 24X7 showing clippings of entertainment soaps and updating it viewers. They not only confined to the updates, but showing even whole episodes of some comedy shows or reality shows.

One of the leading channels yesterday showed Salman Khan promoting his upcoming film “Dabaang” at some engineering college in jaipur. The episode was issued as ‘Breaking news’ as salman requested for off for the student next day and during the promotion some of the faculty members and principal danced to the beats of salman. Now let it be the news about Big B blog on metro rail development destroying his privacy. So you must be getting what I’m trying to focus the media today is just creating hype on some senseless issues and still we are helpless to switch off or change the channel.

Journalism was known for its ethic and journalist as a Nobel professional. Today journalists basically find actual new stories in Morgue because now we don’t find news on news channels. The channels are focused on raising advertisement fund so u get 4 hours of add free free on it. The only change that can still take place is the start of screening of Movies on news channel. This would not amaze me as I know it would be possible soon. One can only find news in broadsheet even I do the same, read newspaper for my daily scope of news. But isn’t it sad to see our country suffering from such nuisance. Today we are developing in all stream so why the medium of communication getting into such shame. The media should think in the public interest and not in self -interest.

The meaning of news “A report of recent occurences; information of something that has lately taken place, or of something before unknown; fresh tindings; recent intelligence.”

Hope my thoughts reach to right people and at least some would think on such issues because common man is suffering and irritated with the current scenario of the media.

Mirchiwadi - A Struggle overlooked!!

2010-05-21T06:25:00.001-07:00

“Mirchiwadi” a tribal village about 2-3km from Ambernath that I visited with my group as a part of our project work (Making a News Feature).It’s really not easy to get there, but if you get their it not easy to stay there for more 20-30 min as it feels like you are in an awkward situation and you want to get out as soon as possible. Our group consisted of Rasika, Naziya, Mamta, barkha & me with one localite who guided us to the location. Rasika was the one who had the concept of making aware that masses of Mumbai and Ambernath about the current situation of Mirchiwadi. She is the one in the group that wants to help people in need, that’s not all whenever she finds a child beggar on stations she always give money or food or anything that can help. It’s in the family one can say who knew Molly Madam (rasika’s Mom), she is really a kind person with helpful nature and a popular Badlapur’ite.

The basic information that we received was that there was no electricity in Mirchiwadi since independence, but when we reached the place I saw a dish Tv antenna on one of the roof. We all were amazed by it, after an interrogation with localites it was all clear. The new development at the place was street light that was a gift thanks to last elections and so people started illegal development i.e. theft of electricity. They were soon fined for it by the government officials. As we had girls in our team they were all scared on location as localities like this where not visited by them before. They don’t have gender bias for drinking at mirchiwadi, the tribe were high and scared my team mates specially barkha & mamta you should have seen their faces during the encounter with the old lady and an sense less old man.

The condition of Mirchiwadi is worst than before as now it has electricity, medical facilities and a school but it’s not administered nor utilized. Katkaris who reside here have lived on hand to mouth basis, mainly due to lack of basic infrastructure development. The male members of the family work in brick kilns, the women pick recyclable garbage from dumping grounds in the vicinity. The children on the other hand while away their time playing. Absence of school in the neighborhood and lack of determination on the part of their parents leaves no choice for children but to roam around aimlessly until they adapt to work as their parents did. The wadi has a school of its own, by the efforts of Gyan Sagar Educational and Social Organisation, but only in its early days of setup it had a teacher and was closed in just 6 month of functioning due to lack of a teacher.

Rajesh Jagtap, a journalist who went in search of a story at wadi, but after observing the condition resolved to help the people of Mirchiwadi. He made regular visit to the place and the conditions was improving but soon came the cooperators who indulged in cheap political games and so rajesh stopped his visits.”I tried helping them, but I don’t want to get into cheap politics and I’m tired of such irritating politicians that use this people as vote banks”. Today the condition is worst than before as they are unemployed, basic ammonites like water, electricity and road is not to their reach.

The resident of Mirchiwadi are illiterate and so don’t know much beyond the cooperators. Today what they need is a legal aid with the support of youth who can bring a change. As it shame on our part that Mirchiwadi being a part of Ambernath Municipal Council (AMC) is being neglected. Our media and government still not taking this issue seriously. We made the feature news on mirchiwadi because we felt we can and we will make a difference!!!!

Trust is what one need!!!

2010-05-17T10:48:00.000-07:00

Every relation today needs trust! I have seen enough, one can say if they put themselves in my shoes. No no its not that I have been into many relation and learned something at the end of each, the fact is that I have not been into any relationship yet. But still observed many around me and so I can say that trust is what one need if they want a successful relationship. The ingredient of power in a romantic relationship is a dangerous thing, and causes many affiliation problems. It is widely experienced by both sexes. A relationship which truly comes from the heart cannot survive the control issues and it tears away at trust. How can one expect his partners to trust one another when he is trying to control the other? It's an effort to control something that one doesn't find lovable at all. The control is the stuff that always ends in “Break UP” because after all we are human beings packed with emotions.

I think that people who suffer from such situation should give sometime to themselves instead of being high on emotion and remembering the past that shattered them. I know it’s not that easy to do so, but one has to focus on the present than the past that went by breaking one’s trust that cannot be structure overnight. Trust has the power to hurt when one is in relation, when an important person violates a trust and harms the other in the process, trust doesn't just shrink back to the prior stage it goes away entirely.

Rumors an important element that breaks the trust, under different conditions, rumor can cause serious trust issues. Many relations have been broken up by false accusations. I know one boy who used trust issues to destroy a relation so he could have the girl it worked. Well, it isn't easy! Trust grows slowly and, if broken, heals more slowly. Relationship trust issues are complex and painful. With patience and love, though, it's usually possible to overcome distrust and grow a healthy, long-term relationship. Just imagine the day you can finally rest in each other's trust, fully able to be yourselves, knowing you're just the person the other one wants to be with.

If you really want to lesson problems in your relationship and build trust with your partner then let go of a need to control and find ways to be supportive of one another. The Day you get trust you’ll get Happiness in life!!!

scribbling on notes.....Think again!!!

2010-04-18T11:33:00.001-07:00

Indian growing economy is focusing on a new campaign for designing a symbol for Indian Rupee. Just like US dollar ($) or Pound (Â£), the symbol would reflect the Indian Economic Growth presence in global market. The symbol should be as simple as Rs. Common Man of India is not a designer and he can’t design the symbol whenever writing an amount in Indian Currency. Government has even announced that the designer who will provide the best suitable design for Indian Currency will be awarded with 2.5 Lakhs INR. One can vote for the best suitable currency on Times Of India website where they have collected some samples from visitors.

But what is BUZZING me is wherever I go; I find new information that comes free with every note let it be of any value. I dono why the hell people use currency as waste paper, Though the clean note policy of Reserve Bank of India and Banking Regulation Act clearly restrict any writing or inscription on the watermark window of currency notes, people still write or print on notes due to unawareness. India spends about 2000crores per year as loss to change the currency with new once and now Indians on their ‘Text Messages’ to make masses aware about it. As this notes can’t be used in standard transactions.

You might be thinking why I’m into this ill just say I’m doing the best I can spreading the message and awaking people to direct some onto the right path. In Varanasi a new trend of printing the name of bridegroom and bride on the watermark window of currency notes has begun and when some TOI reporters contacted the replies from bankers and police where the most interesting. They admitted it was illegal but din know the IPC to register the case. On the other hand, when the RBIs guidelines and Banking Regulation Act were checked it was found that writing on the watermark window of bank notes is punishable under Section 35A of the Banking Regulation Act 1949. In order to give the citizens good quality currency notes, the RBI had already prepared a Clean Note Policy and in November 2001 issued instructions to all the banks not only to do away the stapling of note packets but also urged members of public not to write on the currency notes.

The RBI surely has issued a comprehensible guideline in this view some years ago but still there are no takers of it. The bankers who were surprised to see the name of bride and groom printed on a currency note did not overlook to expose that they had seen currencies with political slogans and symbols of parties in past. But, they had nothing to say when asked what action was initiated in such matter. While a number of people are starting a new trend of utilizing the watermark window to remain memorable for long, the ordinary people are still forced to write their contact details on the same window of higher denomination notes by the telecom and other service providers at the time of bill clearance. This custom is followed to trace the origin of the note if it turns out fake.

Now even if a symbol for Indian Rupee would be recognized, but what aid would it give to Indian people who merely use it as a waste paper to write their rough work …..Indirectly damaging the economies of India …do stop anyone who scribbles on notes .In this way you can help the economy and be a responsible citizen...act Smart....before its too late....

JAI HIND!!!!!!!!

Being a Bmm’ite itself is a pleasure indeed....

2010-04-02T08:29:00.001-07:00

Sands of time flies down the memory lane

holding forth a thousand stories of fun and fame

My travels take me on a life's journey

Through the wild mysterious Somaiya Lane

Strands of hair caressed by the breeze

Wave across the blooming campus

Geared with my golden past and a smile on my face

I ride on my memory as it make me low…

World flow past my eyes

Pretty, happy and sad sights

All part and parcel of the journey called life

That none can escape from after being a Bmm’ite

A little flower hit my chest from campus breeze

It could have been you but its only me…

It was life's plan for this flower to touch my heart today

And make me feel you are never far away

Splashes of water from the falls ....

Whispering a thousand stories it has seen by

Stories of many break off never ending it seems...

And carved the pain by presence in each drop of water, flowing on and off...

My ride takes me along paths …

A new path, a new road paved for me

Little do I know where this way will take me

I do know I am going to cherish and enjoy the journey truly...

Coz being a Bmm’ite itself is a pleasure indeed…….

That all One can say when you have few days left to go….

Estro – The Media Fest.

2010-03-28T09:04:00.000-07:00

A new year with extra charged students more events more fun but same old enthusiasm & culture where every other person gets a fair chance to represent themselves. This was quite clear at S.K. Somaiya College of Arts, Science and Commerce annual cultural fest called ‘UTKARSH’, an umbrella event under which the college also celebrated the media fest called ‘ESTRO’.

‘ESTRO’- the media festival for two consecutive days on 23^rdand 24^thof December was yet again a much celebrated and successful event for the bmm’iets and college eventually. Once again it witnessed a smooth sequence of many flourishing events. students from various colleges in Mumbai participated in various events like ad films, short films, documentaries, live reporting, and many more media related events that summed up to 12 such extravagant events. The events were judged by esteemed media personalities, to name a few were, Kunal deshmukh- one of the directors of Bhatt camp, director of recent bollywood flicks ‘Tum Mile’ and ‘Jannat’ fame, Chetan Pandit a well known actor who has worked in movies like-jail, a Wednesday, apharan and many more, Latesh shah – a well known media personality in advertising fraternity, and many more graced the event with their presence.

The event was not only a platform for students to showcase their talent but also is a dais to get noticed, as the event gives them the exposure to fell free and exhibit their talent for the world to see. As the event was for the well being of the aspiring media professionals, the entertainment for the same was also kept for the buzz to grow. The festival was filled with amazing fillers that kept everyone glued to their seats for the rest of the events. The fillers included two dance performances by two different groups and two different bands that gave live performances on songs of various genres.

A team of Bmm’ites headed by their own friends Praveen k Jha, Naziya Khan & Rakesh, under the guidance of Dr. Sangita Kohli, the vice –principal and Bmm co-ordinator, Prof. Richa Chaudhary, and Mrs. Parvati , the in-charge principal, made ‘ESTRO’- a distinguished media fest that was celebrated with panache and grandeur. All in all one can say ESTRO was a complete blend of education, exposure and celebration.

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The Kala Ghoda Arts Festival galloped with audacity yet again

2010-02-27T02:42:00.001-08:00

Catching up with old Indian tradition, muddling yourself amidst the colourful handicraft creations, connecting with the heart throbbing performances and feeling the beat of ethnic precinct is all that turns this 10 day Kala Ghoda Arts Festival into a giant manifestation of fine art. Extracting different art forms from across the cultures of India, it would then not be wrong to label it as a cultural trade fair.

This festival ushers your memory to hark-back to the era that reflect rich legacy of our culture. Associated with one of the India’s leading business leaders Times Group, Kala Ghoda Arts Festival has all the credibility added up to its account.

This year too, it exceeded beyond the expectations of the people. The whole area was well utilized with abstract and astounding decor on every nook and corner of the expanse. The most opulent thing you would have noticed without fail would be the “Big traditional Bell” few feet away from the entrance. It rocked and rolled with the force of balmy breeze.

The area near the entrance had a stall on different colourful masks while the other side had an arrangement of blank CDs used as fixtures in the background. The event dais was located at the center of the area. The scheduled performances were appreciating. The eat out stalls out there, were serving sizzling fares to suit every taste buds along with freezing cold gelatos.

The stalls as usual were interactive and very creative. Some had handmade bags; some had accessories, while some had stationary items. You would have seen every type of handmade things. From things made out of elephant dung to things made out of waste papers, from paper craft to painting art, from embroidery to zardosi and from accessories to apparels, everything was entirely impeccable.

Not only Indians but, this festival greeted a lot of tourists also. Photography was an interesting piece of the festival for them. Each and every creative object was captured in their cameras to cherish it ahead in their lives. This is what takes our culture far away.

Kala Ghoda Arts Festival has always been an ultimate aboard for all the art lovers. And such festivals hook the art of rural

India

alive in our hearts.

Naziya a girl born with a golden heart!...

2010-02-27T01:12:00.000-08:00

A girl with a golden heart, which is what I think she has as whom so ever she meet she shower the love of friendship and gives a serving hand if anyone is in need. At a glimpse one will find her as simple in dressing, some use of mascara and she is done for the day .she is positive, independent and hardworking, I never saw her down in our three years of bonding concerning any stuff of college or relations. Naziya is basically a girl of her word she does what she commits. I always saw the essence of my departed sister in her so this year she finally tied the knot of our affiliation and made us formally brother –sister; it was a proud moment for me.

The most important feature she carries forward with her is the sense of being a true Indian, she was born in a Muslim family on 28th September 1989. As everyone knows that even after the independence India is still not focus on the community and so the struggle goes on from birth. So during the years some of our classmate even had abused her on the issue relating to the community but what made me and others stranded was the reply reversed to them and so they never had an answer to her questions. As I visit her inhabitant now and then, I am really close to the family, she has Abu(Father),Ami(mother),Nana(grany) and Rabian(brother). Each one of them have high values of life, they are the follower of humanism they live by the fear of god. Naziya’s father is full of experience, worked in abroad so whenever he gets free time from his shop he shares his stories with me, aunty always advises me to eat healthy food so that i make good health i like her concern. Nana is the one who always gives a good idea of life and with some teaching and tips she is again busy sharing her knowledge to others. Rabian is our small brother who is always in cricket or in computer games. Yeah whenever I visited I had company of some or the other relative who visit them so this showed me that they are really socialite in their local area. Through the teaching of her family mates one can understand what the value of Islam is in true sense not what media and politicians are talking about. Educating a girl child with the push for communication study is what makes me proud to be one of their family member and they focus to make other aware too on such critical issues helping to bring a change.

The most vital fact about naziya is her crush on Irfan Pathan, I know cricket rulez India but I never knew that it could also have side effect on my little sister. As you know I never use to like cricket cause of my multitasking around the course of BMM always kept me busy from such viewing, so whenever she talked about cricket and stuff I thought to be waste of time. I had a clash on some or the other issue regarding projects as I never took most of the interest in doing such hard work rather me always doing the smart work. With a glittering smile on her face she was always there for the rescue but it made other in the groups to grumble but she tackled them for me.

The Rasika –Nazyia bound: we are at the end of our golden journey that was started three years ago, at the start we never knew what the future hold what will stay and what will not with so many ups and down. But still after BMM the lively friendship of Naziya and Rasika would stay alive I’m positive since I have seen them together at times of need. Rasika is one that naziya cannot live without after me of course.....hehhehe. Yeah I certainly forgot to tell u a fact that if you move violently from any of the two both are there to give you a bang so better watch out, after all they are girls so they giggle, gossip and like an Indian television drama of saas bahu serial they cry. The situation is hard to handle for a boy than too I manage with my pointing angry eyes; it is one tactic of mine that works all the time.

I and Naziya: we both cannot live without each other as we are mean to stay together; I don’t need to explain her about anything my eyes are enough to throw up the facts about me. Let it be good let it be bad she is always on my side. She can fight the world if I won’t she gets upset whenever some or the other stream bitched about me. Than to I manage to calm her and somehow i try to bring her focus back to work it is not so easy as it look so be careful next time before you speak about me anything awful because that will surely put you in deep trouble. Naziya is always surprised by me in one or the other ways as I always give her shock with my surprise visit. She very choosy sister she never like my bound with any girlfriend that I intend to propose ultimately it’s like this I’m single as my sister not allowing me to mingle. Purely in one word she is life to me.

Coming back to naziya personality she has what it take to be a future print journalist, it is just my perception not any judgement because today media houses are focusing on sensationalising the news on broadcast medium and so her family values, ethic and honesty in work that she follows will prevail in her work and would make her struggle for her identity. As her brother I would never want my sister to undergo any changes in any ways. As Naziya Khan is still Naziya Khan she need not have any ill effect of what other girls of her class are into. She is still innocent, lovable,kind, and cute personality in short a child, she is respected in every way of life.

So I just want from the media industry to absorb her as she is and not make what they want her to be as we don’t have passable amount of such people around us. So guys think twice.

Words are few can’t describe her coz her standards are new

Love u sis !!!!!!!

Being Human ....

2010-02-21T12:23:00.000-08:00

A usual day of college when I initiate myself in nuisance; it was really an awful sunlight hours designed for me at college. It was not my day one can say effortlessly, but I anticipate that this sort of day by no means approach me in my college life yet again. It all started with a dreadful rise by the first light, I had an indication that today won’t be an easy day. Passed on by a chilly shower got geared up wearing formals as the day was patent for the visit to a news broadcast studio I initiated for my classmate.

During the class hours it was found to my dissatisfaction over a piece of writing in ‘Viewpoint’- A news journal by BMM’ites, so as classic Bmm’ite I busted into argument with Editor who I considered to be one of my superior mate. However it can be assumed with the intention of new beginning or a dreadful end that every good thing must come to an end, so did our friendship which has been washed away in the midst of his cry. The tears made me feel of ruthless behavior I have acquired during the stay in Mumbai , although I can’t be called on the wrong side of the law as my argument was not incurable and just the words where mistaken. The whole issue came to closing stages in the company of two girls delightful by means of their cheap talking over the entire phase by very last seat without understanding the issue highlighting only the half story.

At last we departed for the news Broadcast Studio some of our classmate did not join us over, but they were quite a few so each one was focusing over the innovative features of media they were gone become aware off. The Team was headed by the senior producer of the news channel who guided us with the innovative and revolutionized media industry concerning the media houses with that of our course. We Visited and were briefed about each department specifically, Coming to my surprise was the live session inside the News Room with the anchor; it was really a special moment for all of us. At last we sat in the conference room and discussed our doubts with our faculty and the producer. We are really thankful of everyone in the News house who helped us around.

After the visit while I returned to the college to brief our ma’am regarding the visit and concerning other stuff around the college. I was taken aback by hearing that one of our non- teaching staff has grumble that I was asking snaps of the seminar that has recently taken place. So with a sense of anger, with the aim of clearing his doubt that, he has misunderstood me yet again went straight to him and discussed honestly over the subject. Instead of solving my dilemma the staff took it in wrong sense and busted into quarrel, ultimately I found myself in trouble begging helplessly for an apologetic letter, if it was not so I would have been in profound trouble. This is where I felt that working for my college this many year’s was in worthless and a fatal decision, so now I decide to quit myself from being a self-important student of the college. I would prefer to be human being instead being the student of a bureaucratic college.

I had even worst to get through it was an accident that took place during our fest with a band. One of a band member came over the dispute and was a nuisance to handle with but our college staff managed him .however it was found that I was innocent and he was just trying to earn money from the accident. I was shocked by seeing some of our college students were trying to frame me for the stuff I certainly not did. Finally it was resolute that if any one troubled me in future over the matter I’ll fetch to legal aid. The series of episode in one day made me imagine that it’s not so simple to being human in our recent society.

At last I reached my habitat had a fine chat with my parents concerning the issues I faced the day and ultimately with lot of struggle went to sleep with an advice that each day is not similar.

Yet I presume I went all the way through, in just a span of one day brought a lot of change in myself and changed my perception of being human.

Golden Journey of My Life!!

2010-02-14T08:30:00.001-08:00

“The best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today.”- This famous quote by H.Jackson describes the qualities I posses to be the best student of the year. I have done my best today hence I am confidence of being the best tomorrow too. I am just like my friends simple, naughty, wants to have fun but stands me out is my confidence in myself, confidence that I can do it.

When I entered my first year classroom for the first time, like others I was also confused, trying to make friends, wanted to know many things, & even trying to learn the fast pace life of this never sleeping city. However, I still knew that I will make it happen & will stand out from the crowd. Till date I have being an average student when it comes to studies. However I mark my stand when it comes to extra curricular activities. I started has an Cultural Head of FYBMM (2007-08) & today I am the Joint Secretary of the annual Somaiya College fest UTKARSH. I have also done volunteer ship in many events like Golden Jubilee year celebration of Somaiya Trust, International Symposium 2009, Sambharna & many such events. I have also being member of many organizing teams.

I am interested more in production, direction,etc.. My talent was recognized at various college fests. For instance I stood first in Mock stock in Enigma 2007 (Podar fest), I won first prize for mini film Once More in Estro 2009 (Somaiya fest). I also had the privilege of doing my internship in IBN7 in the editorial department.

I am in BMM because this where I belong, this is what interests me. I am thankful to Mumbai University for starting this course & giving platform to students like me to explore them. Hence it’s my duty but more than duty I feel it’s my own selfish way of getting to learn more things, I organized talk shows for my friends, made many short films & documentaries. This college has helped to bring out the best in me with help of faculty members, projects, extra curricular activities, etc etc... I have learnt here to adjust with all kind of people, learnt the importance of team work & most of all came to know what I am. I just want to say that every one of us id best in their own sense but still I am better than rest of the people. I know I have shaped myself in a way that will be the best for me & for people around me. Yes I am the best!

A perfect blend of beauty with brain

2010-01-11T08:33:00.000-08:00

Nisha Jamvwal is one of the unique personalities among the socialites in our society. She is versatile in her profession catering to Interior Design and Lifestyle along with Fashion- couture and pret and Art, she has written few articles for well known publications and also she has designed Jaipur Airport lounge. She is the owner of Nisha JamVwal’s Design. She excels in quick makeovers of residence and is well known is the industry for her versatility. Her present flair for fashion proved to be successful. As a Fashion Designer, Nisha JamVwal's well known collections have been 'Sex With My Ex'; 'India Phoenix' 'Prowl' and 'I'm In Love Again'. She recently released 'I Believe I Can Fly'. The themes chosen are bizarre like Nisha herself.

Nisha’s educational closet constitutes of B.A.A. Interior Architecture and Space Planning from The Brooks Institute of Design, Long Beach, California. She was praised for her Best Drafting, Best 3 D Conceptualization, and Best Student Award for All the Three years of her learning.

As a personality she is full of confidence and positive attitude. There are always two sides for a same coin and so does Nisha has. On one side you can see her socializing and jazzing and on other side she is religious too. She believes in her god and has also experienced her god being on her side. She turns to be Taurus as her birthday is on May 2. As per her zodiac, she is a kind hearted person, expressive, reliable and good to have a friend like her. And in reality too, she has all this mentioned qualities.

On the latest issue which received a great hype and grip on common people, i.e. Section 377 on legality of homosexuality. Nisha also had a say on this issue. She supports the legality and believes that every human being has full right to lead the life in the way they want. She justifies saying one needs to move on with time.

Nisha celebrates her life in her own way and is a perfect blend of beauty with brain.

FMCG- gets better consumption

2010-01-11T07:27:00.001-08:00

MUMBAI: As Mr. Pranab Mukherjee has said, “a single budget speech cannot solve all our problems, nor is the Union Budget only instrument to do so.” Thus we could look at the budget as a fiscal document and expect reforms like “power plays” outside the budget to encourage short/medium term demand and to keep the markets booming.

Budgets 2008-09 & 2009-10 both are considered to be populist budgets. Union budget 2008-09 was the last budget presented by UPA government in its first session. Hence this budget was prepared by keeping in mind the upcoming 2009 general elections. While the budget 2009-10 was the first budget of UPA government, after coming into power for the second time. This budget was prepared by keeping in mind the coming five years & economic slow down.

Impact on FMCG sector

FMCG sector is country’s fourth largest growing sector. A small change in taxation and this sector gets affected.

Union budget 2009-10 is considered to be a rural booster budget. Hence in this budget more importance is given to rural development that is NREGA(National Rural Employment Guarantee Act). This has given boost to FMCG sector in the rural market. FMCG companies are witnessing 40% growth in rural area as compared to 25% in urban area. Even abolition of Fringe Benefit Tax will add to its profit as this tax adds cost unnecessarily. Even exemption on the personal income tax would help this sector, as it will allow consumer to have more money & spend more money. GST is a tax on consumption and FMCGs form the core of the consumption basket. The government's announcement regarding GST will usher in a single tax regime across product categories. It will lead to rationalisation and simplification of the consumption tax structure at both the centre and state levels, thus bringing relief to the consumers.

Union budget 2008-09 saw increment in excise duty on non-filter cigarettes. This was negative for tobacco industry. Further, reduction on excise duty on paper & paperboard would boost demand. It also saw reduction in excise duty on water purification devices, packaging material & breakfast cereals. While tea & coffee mixes saw reduction of excise duty from 16% to nil. Custom duty reduction on bactofuges from 7.5% to nil will help in more shelf life for dairy products.

‘Evolving Development Perspectives in the context of globalization’

2009-12-08T07:48:00.000-08:00

The word ‘Recession’ is in limelight today. It has being affecting almost all the countries to some extent. During this period, how globalization deals with recession and what effects it has on other sectors of the society has to be known. S. K. Somaiya college of Arts, Science and Commerce had arranged an International Symposium on ‘Evolving Development Perspectives in the context of globalization’ on Jan 12 and 13 in Management College in Somaiya campus. This two day symposium focused on different issues in globalization.

A white ambassador rolled in, with K. Venkataramani, former principle of S. K. Somaiya College and Prof Yoginder K. Alagh, a renowned economist and a policy maker. Somaiya NCC cadets escorted them to the auditorium. The event started with the traditional touch of Somaiya campus prayer and lighting of the lamp of Shri K.J.Somaiya and Saker Ben Somaiya, the founders of the college. The rituals of reciting a campus prayer and Sanskrit ovation were also conducted. The chief guest of inaugural session was Ven. Mynak R. Tulku, prof. Emerites, Home and Cultural Affairs Ministry, Royal Government of Bhutan. Both the guests were greeted with a bouquet, a shawl, coconut and a gift. Mynak Tulku started his speech with a prayer to Lord Buddha and said, “It is a great honour to be here. According to me, Globalization is based on Buddhist philosophy. In a globalized country, it is not necessary that democracy is demanded by people but by kings. They found it to be successful to uplift the education in the society with other areas of development.”

Yoginder K Alagh said, “Globalization is a pursuit of happiness. We have two issues in front of us, Meltdown and India. Now the question is, are we suffering? We know how recession is hitting us. But with the fear of recession, we can neither stop growing nor can we withdraw ourselves from globalization at this stage. We are a big country and we can fight it. This century belongs to you and me.” Inaugural session was followed by the presidential address by Dr. Shantilal Somaiya.

Plenary session was carried forward by Dr. S. Kevin, former Vice Chancellor, university of Kerala and prof Dr. J. F. Patil, former head, department of Economics, Shivaji university, Kolhapur. This session dealt with advantages and disadvantages of financial globalization and economic growth. The ultimate answer to the problem of globalization and recession was, we need to survive through it. This session was followed by a formal lunch.

The technical session gave the chance to many professors to present their views on different issues of globalization in front of the head of economics department from various metro cities. The participation was on international basis mainly from Thailand, Myanmar, Assam, Srilanka, Iran, Mumbai to name few. The first day was called off with some cultural events which reflected India’s cultural diversity through different dance forms.

With the dawn, the second day of International Symposium started. The panel discussion was conducted by Prof. Dr. Abhay Pethe, Director, department of economics, University of Mumbai; Dr. B. Venkatesh Kumar, Director incharge, Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Contemporary Studies, university of Mumbai; Dr. T. satyanarayana, Hon. Secretary and managing Editor, Indian Society of Agricultural Marketing, Nagpur and Shri brian Lobo, Social Activist, Kashtakari Sangathana, Thane. Highly discussed issues were on happiness and globalization. There were various issues covered by the paper presenters. At the end of this International Symposium, Mynak R. Tulku said, “I really had great experience coming to this symposium. The warm welcome and the heating discussions made this symposium interesting.” Shri M. S. Deshmukh gave vote of thanks and wrapped up the International Symposium.

TRAI works on spectrum management

2009-12-08T07:18:00.000-08:00

TRAI (Telecom Regulatory Authority of India) recommendations held in an open house session clearly explored the gaps between the major telecom players in India. TRAI, a telecom regulatory authority decided to work on the telecom services and came up with a thought. Planning mounted as they decided to submit recommendations on the provisions of overall spectrum management and review of license terms. As the discussions went on, the representatives of various telecoms service providers were entangled in a heated discussion. The day saw a thin line between the GSM and CDMA players.

Again as a supporter of CDMA players, Association of Unified Telecom Service Providers of India (AUSPI) mentioned that all the operators in the country should be given equal amount of spectrum followed by surrendering the spectrums that exceed more than 6.2 Mhz. the main point of concern was on whether the allocated spectrum should be technology neutral or only specific technology should be allowed to operate in a particular band. It was also urged that after expiry of license of operators in this band, the spectrum available with them should be auctioned and the incumbent operators should also be given chance to bid for it. This means Airtel and Vodafone favour delinking while Reliance, Tata opposed it.

Bharti Airtel said that the UAS licensees in the future should go to the market even for start-up spectrum. However, Reliance Communications says the contractual spectrum in 800, 900 and 1800 MHz bands cannot be delinked from the existing UAS license. Tata Teleservices said spectrum should not be delinked from the UASL and the licensee should be upfront allocated the contracted amount of the spectrum-- 2x5 MHz for CDMA technology and 2x6.2 MHz for GSM technology, by paying the cost.

Trai includes new regulations that will allow mobile phone firms to buy each other out and trade in spectrum. Thus the war begins.

The Ultimate Destination!....

2009-12-04T10:55:00.000-08:00

It all started with a talk show. We all were excited to be a part of a debate that focused on changing face of India. It was about IPC Section 377, Homosexuality being decriminalize on 9^th June 2009. Hence, every one of us wanted to express ourselves at this that platform. So we all friends decided to be the part of the show. It was heavy downpour on that day but it did not demoralize me or my friends to reach the location of the crispy talk show at Lower Parel. The show started with a debate which was the best part of the show and soon it turned into a hot discussion over the issue. This made everyone aware of the issue and the change it will bring to India, where homosexuality is still considered to be taboo. We say we are modernized, but are we really modernized in our thoughts?

After the show, we left for Curry Road station nearby, but we were amazed to see the rail tracks wholly submerged in rain water. It was shocking for us, because it made us rewind our memory and go back to July 26’05. The rain that lashed Mumbai incessantly for about 14 hours, submerged large parts of the city and brought the financial capital of the country to a standstill. And this day also seemed to be a replica of 26/11. No mode of transportation was available, we all about ten friends decided to search for a transport that could take us to our destination that was our “home sweet home.” We approached many cabs but the attempt was in vain .Soon we realized we were not the only one; many other commuters were amidst the flooded streets as their vehicles succumbed to the rain water. It had been raining heavily since the morning. There was heavy traffic jam on the bridge.

No transportation forced our tired feet to walk few miles more to probe our luck. We walked all the way from Curry Road station to Sion Circle. On reaching Sion every one of us were very tired and were left with no energy to walk further, so we decided to stay at one of our friend’s aunt’s place. Before going there, we bought something to hog and headed straight to their place. We all got a warm welcome by the family. After relaxing and filling our hungry stomach we gained our lost energy back, and started discussing about the condition of the Mumbai drainage system as its on way of development like making giant projects like Bandra- Worli Sea Link, which undoubtedly is one of the best projects we have seen in yester years. It was needed as we suffered from traffic problems. However, we also need a full planned drainage system that will make Mumbai “flood free.”
You must have ever seen Local trains that crippled as railroads and stations in a number of areas were flooded and made Mumbai to bring it on a standstill. The whole night we played games and enjoyed the stay. The next day we thanked the family for their hospitality and lead ourselves to our respective homes. We all can never forget this adventurous night that made us to peep into the insights of our own roots and helped us explore Mumbai city at it best!.......

A giant step for India’s children

2009-12-03T09:58:00.001-08:00

Free & quality education till Class 8 for children between the ages of 6 to 14 is now a basic right in India, and anyone seeking to come in the way of a child seeking to claim this right will have to pay a fine of Rs 10,000. Primary school] enrolment for children up to the age of 10 years has been a rising trend in the country since the 1970s, and yet the enormity of what has transpired will perhaps take some time to sink in. With the Lok Sabha passing the Right to Free & Compulsory Education Bill earlier this week, India joins the club of developing nations that have made their intention plan to mount a massive assault on illiteracy arising from the condition of poverty. Human resources development minister Kapil Sibal showed modesty when he referred to the attainment as ‘historic’, for the term is used much too lightly nowadays. Indeed, if we are able to translate words into action, we would have crossed a crucial barrier that separates the developed country or society from the still trying to get there. So important is education as a determinant of advancement, indeed of power, that former US President Bill Clinton had once described it as a matter relating to national security. A member of a society without basic reading & writing skills can never hope to achieve full citizen hood in the sense that such a person cannot give full expression to his or her potential & aspirations both for the individual in question as well as for the community.

The proof of the pudding will be in the eating, of course. While 11^th Five Year Plan’s allocation for health & education is higher than ever before, the government may be required to pump in more resources for primary & elementary education if it is to signal to the authorities at all levels that it is sincere about implementing the recent law that gives teeth to the Constitution Amendment Bill on free & compulsory education passed seven years ago. We have to keep in view the stark fact that India has the largest number of children out of school. Although the enrolment numbers are rising trend (and India is well placed to meet the target of universal primary education set out in the Millennium Development Goals of the UN), we are well behind another great developing country, China, in this respect. Currently about 21 million children are out of school, or 50 percent of that category for South Asia as a whole. While the current national primary enrolment percentage stands at a healthy 83 percent, and the absolute numbers are also higher, it is been noted that the figures for the school going of the poorest 20 percent households in the country actually fell in 2006 as compared to 6 years earlier, from 9.8 million to 9.4 million. If we want reality to be expressed through policy, such data needs to be correlated with the data for children in the labour force. Official statistics places this at 13 million, or 17 percent of the total work force (for working children who are below 15 years of age). The unofficial are much more dauting. On average, three-fourths of primary school children- and therefore probably also elementary school children, the subject matter of the bill just passed- are rural, and most of them are girls. Therefore, striking a blow for education must be accorded a higher priority in the villages. This must be reflected through appropriate financial allocations and vetting for quality for teachers & course content. But the day is not far when the demand will be raised to create an environment in which young people with basic literacy/education can be enabled to find work, if the country is to move forward with the growth plan.

Rubina Ali Pens Autobiography

2009-12-03T09:55:00.000-08:00

“Slumdog Dreaming,” a story of poverty and broken dreams. Rubina Ali, who played a young Latika in Danny Boyle’s Oscar-winning film “Slumdog Millionaire,” is only nine years old but that is not good enough of a reason not to release her life story. The case of Rubina and of the other children appearing in the highly acclaimed movie who continued to live in the slums even after the film went on to make many millions at the international box-office has never ceased to grab headlines. The same goes for the alleged attempt of the girl’s father to sell her to rid himself of poverty for good, an allegation he firmly denied time and time again. Presumably, all of this has been included in the book.

In “Slumdog Dreaming,” Ali tells her story, from “playing marbles with her friends beside the sewers of Garib Nagar in Mumbai, to dancing along to the Bollywood films she and her family watch on their old television set.” publisher Transworld said in a press release made public just some day ago. The idea is for the book to show how the little girl grew up in the slums, reached international fame and literally became a household name and, ironically enough, continued to live in the most atrocious conditions ever.

If only for this reason alone, her story should be heartbreaking at the very least, it is being said in the media. The autobiography for one guarantees fans will see a side of fame they never even knew existed. “Rubina brings alive a world of wastelands and rat-infested shanty dwellings, and shows us her home, a wooden shack with a tarpaulin roof, where she grew up with her beloved father and siblings.”

As noted above, although still very young, Rubina has had her share of headlines, mostly for things that she had no control over. One such case was her father’s alleged attempts to sell her, as revealed by an undercover investigation by British tabloid News of the World, which offered the man £200,000 for Rubina, an offer he reportedly accepted on the spot.

So the book is full of stories that everyone wanted to know and the controversies around the slumdog girl. The language is simple, just as a nine year old girl is interacting with the reader. So my suggestion is that you must read the book and it just cost you around RS 195.00. It simple yet complicated.