jitni bhi yeh sajayein hain woh humko mili hain,
jaise duniya mein koi aur gunehgar nahin hai.
jindagi jinda dili ka naam hai,
murda dil kya khak jiya karte hain.
huzume gham meri fitrat badal nahin sakti,
main kya karoun meri aadat hai muskurane ki.
I found it in one of the orkut scraps….and it touched me..
किसी के इतने पास न जा
के दूर जाना खौफ़ बन जाये
एक कदम पीछे देखने पर
सीधा रास्ता भी खाई नज़र आये
किसी को इतना अपना न बना
कि उसे खोने का डर लगा रहे
इसी डर के बीच एक दिन ऐसा न आये
तु पल पल खुद को ही खोने लगे
किसी के इतने सपने न देख
के काली रात भी रंगीली लगे
आखँ खुले तो बर्दाश्त न हो
जब सपना टूट टूट कर बिखरने लगे
किसी को इतना प्यार न कर
के बैठे बैठे आखँ नम हो जाये
उसे गर मिले एक दर्द
इधर जिन्दगी के दो पल कम हो जाये
किसी के बारे मे इतना न सोच
कि सोच का मतलब ही वो बन जाये
भीड के बीच भी
लगे तन्हाई से जकडे गये
किसी को इतना याद न कर
कि जहा देखो वो ही नज़र आये
राह देख देख कर कही ऐसा न हो
जिन्दगी पीछे छूट जाये
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ABCK, definition :
{hindi} Aao Behen Chugli Karein!
{english} Come sis, lets bitch!
A popular humourous colloquial term to describe how some women bitch about the things happening in their/somebodies lives..
Just thought it is interesting……
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My readings and predictions for the BigBoss TV show that airs on SONYTV in the night.
Name: Kashmira
prediction : NO
Reason: Too much politics will not take her too far.
Name: Rupali
Prediction : NO.
Reason : Nice gal but indecisive. Not apt in keeping AWAY from politics.
Name: Rakhi
Prediction : NO.
Reason : Clear heart BUT easily susceptible. Rustic nature. Not fitted alongwith the temperament of other house members.
Name: Anupama
Prediction : MAYBE.
Reason : Non confronting. But too reserve and silent. Less socializing. She must learn to loosenup a little more.
Name: Carol
Prediction: MAYBE.
Reason: From a carefree and broadminded (but in good family values) upbringing. Non confronting. Clear heart. But easily misunderstood. Gels easily with boys. Needs to interact more with the girls.
Name: Ragini
Prediction: MAYBE
Reason : No controversy so far. But since audience knows that she’s a mole, If she’s nominationed somewhere down the line, the public “might” vote her out for their beloved celebrities sake.
Name: Aryan
Prediction: MAYBE
Reason: Adorable to girls. Interacts with everybody. Can dance with Rakhi and do romantic talks with anupama at the same time.
Name: Deepak
Prediction: NO
Reason: Helping nature BUT his hunger “for recognition of his help” makes him “brag” about what he has done. Nobody likes such people.
Name: Amit
Prediction : NO
Reason : Clear heart BUT Impulsive and Moody.
Name: Rahul
Prediction: MAYBE
Reason: Sensible. Non-confronting and still voices his opinion.
Name: Ravi
Prediction: NO
Reason: Too homesick. Sooner or later the burden will take a toll on him.
Overall: There is more chance that a winner is someone from the boys than the girls. Most likely aryan or rahul.
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While searching for Lord Hanuman’s wallpapers, I came across an austrailian website featuring a wallpaper showing maa durga fighting with an “evil robot hanuman”. At first it kinda hurt me to see Hanuman’s name attached with anything evil. So I dropped a mail to the site’s websmaster about it. He empathised with my sentiments on the subject and told me what he actually means by this.
For interested, the whole conversation is attached below. Bolo jai bajrang bali.
———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Ambuj Agrawal < nerd.jumbo@gmail.com>
Date: Oct 27, 2006 9:00 AM
Subject: Re: Regarding your website
To: “adamford@labyrinth.net.au” < adamford@labyrinth.net.au>
Hi Adam,
Thanks for being prompt in dropping me a mail about it and describing the thought process that lead you to make that wallpaper. I’m satisfied by your answer and believe that my fellow brothers here will be too.
By no means did I intended to doubt on your art. As I said before, its a superb collection!
And consequently its considerably popular too.
Keep up the good work.
-Ambuj
On 10/27/06, adamford@labyrinth.net.au < adamford@labyrinth.net.au> wrote:
Hi Ambuj,
Thanks for your email.
I certainly do not wish to upset any religious sentiments with my
wallpaper designs, which is why I have specified that the character who
durga is fighting in that design is not Hanuman per se, but an evil robot
version of Hanuman, quite distinct from Hanuman himself, for whom I have
the utmost respect.
The stories of hanuman are some of my favourite stories from Indian
mythology and I would never intend to besmirch his greatness.
The idea for the evil robot version of hanuman came from a news story I
read some years ago, when there was reportedly a strange monkey-man
terrorising some small villages in India – I cannot remember exactly
where. Some of the reports mentioned that the monkey man (who was dubbed
‘hanuman’ by some of the villagers) had metal claws and red glowing eyes.
I have no idea about the veracity of this report, but it tickled my fancy
and became the germ of the idea for the robot hanuman character.
My wallpapers are only intended to be a little bit of fun, something silly
to pass the time. By making them so cartoony and outlandish, this
intention is, I believe, quite clear.
But to reiterate, I do not intend to dishonour the great Hanuman, and I
have endeavoured to separate my character from him by designating him as
the evil robot version of Hanuman, quite distinct from Hanuman himself.
Again, thankyou for taking the time to email me with your concerns. I
appreciate the opportunity to discuss this matter with you.
Regards,
Adam Ford
> Hi Adam,
>
> I’m referring to a webpage [http://www.labyrinth.net.au/~adamford/pages/Wallpapers.htm] on your
> website.
>
> First, its a nice collection of ideas pertaining to wallpapers.
> And I certainly hope that through this site you would not like to hurt
> anyone’s religious sentiments. But unknowingly you are hurting
> hindusentiments in your section (on the same page) named
> “Wallpaper Three: Durga vs. Evil Robot Hanuman”. Here I would like to
> inform
> you that Hanuman is a name of a highly pious GOD and is very very strongly
> followed throughout in INDIA. Propogating him as an evil robot make us
> feel
> really unconfortable.
> If you are unsure, I’m talking about the image “
> http://www.labyrinth.net.au/~adamford/Images/DurgaVsHanuman.gif “.
>
> I’ll like to hear from your end about this issue.
>
> Ambuj Agrawal
>
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trishanku, an ancient character from hindu mythology who was hung in between heaven and earth.
While waiting for my (extremely) delayed Indian airlines flight, I can now relate to Tom hanks better. For a budding blog junkie like me, this type of situation is a heaven. Now all I need to do for the next 5-6 hours is, surf, chat and blog. 
sometime we get stuck in life in pretty much the same way. The options that are left to you inhand at that time leaves very little choice. Isnt it? WRONG! life always gives you lots of choices. But most of these choices are discarded by our mind because of our fear of losing what we already have.
eg. due this delay, I missed my office. I lost one working day when I was badly needed at the workplace. The amount of money lost to me (my day’s sal), to my company (hourly payment for today) and to the client because his product deadline got delayed since its senior developer was blogging at the airport (while watching pretty ladies dressed in uniforms of there respective airlines). No I could have taken a costlier airlines to be at my workplace in time. But in this case I feared of losing some extra money. But if the risk was taken, I could have tried to convince my mamagers and superiors to help me bear that extra amount. could be or could be not! but I didnt go that way and my fear stopped me. Was this fear? or just a practical approach? cant be too sure aint u? same here! Some thing we try to negotiate with ourselves by marking these type of actions/decisions as practical becoz they are easy to take and most importantly they have predicted results. Bad or good, we all prefer situations which we have experienced before over surprise!
But dont forget that the biggest discoveries (and inventions) in the world came as a surprise and not as a predicted output of that experiment. So the bottom line is……dont be afraid to try out new things in life….coz
In the end, you will not regret what you didnt get, but what you didnt tried!
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The whole of my trip was pretty good (read great!) in terms of
meeting my beloved family members, my naughty cousins and some old lost
pals…….
Diwali is called a festival of lights with a reason. It brings joy and light in the eyes of old parents and grandparents when they see there children after such a long time. I realise this.Thats why I made a resolution some time back that I will make sure that my diwali is celebrated with my parents @ my parental home. Briefly while this resolution gives me a sense of proud that I pull my own strings but largely it gives me the pleasure of being close to my near and dear ones. Coz diwali is the only time when u can meet nearly all of ur cousins, family friends and close relatives in a very short span of time and re-energize ur relationships with them further.
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Same is happening with me now. But I’m happy… not just because I believe in Gandhigiri but because I asked with this kind of job! I asked for a job where I could be slapped a hundred times before I can comeup with something so innovative, creative and untraditional that people will try to follow me. Am I a painter, artist or an ad maker? Hm. well.. none! or in a sense a bad conglomeration of these things….
I’m a software engineer based in India’s prestigious InfoTech savvy city, Bangalore!
This blog is my last attempt to awake my dormant writing skills which used to be the talk of the town when I was fairly young (NO! I’m not talking about my kindergarden days….though I was good with Alphabets then too 
)
See ya more often!
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