October 31, 2009

HAPPY BIRTH DAY

BELATED BIRTHDAY GREETINGS PADMA.. HAPPY BIRTH DAY.
HAPPY BIRTH DAY DURGA VADINA.
GOPAL AND FAMILY.

October 24, 2009

October 17, 2009

October 13, 2009

cyclothan

we watched the live for an hour on tv18,and yet to recive kripakars comments;and next what are the interesting happenings at boston,what was the paper

congrats mrudula


October 12, 2009

Finally

The SPL ends, and I won by 4 games. Well played, Poonam! You were the better player for the most part- I won several games only narrowly and probably because I played so defensively. You were Sehwag while I was Dravid...I won, but you must have had more fun!


October 8, 2009

Cyclothon: what is a good time?

Participating in a 'cyclothon' this Sunday in Bangalore. It is a cycling competition- I am in the 36KM Amateur category race. You can probably see the coverage on CNN-IBN that day. Race starts at 700AM supposedly. It is a very up and down road, so will be tough. So if anyone can suggest a good time target to shoot for...please post a comment. I am thinking 1Hr 15M should be satisfying.



In Boston for 3 Days

Enjoying beautiful fall colors but missing IS and Adi.

Just 4

Just 4 more games to go to inflict a crushing defeat on my opponent. Har Har Har!

October 2, 2009

Couple of rare photos


of Gandhi with children

Obama about Gandhi on his 140th birthday


US has its roots in India of Mahatma Gandhi: Obama

Washington: As the world celebrates International Day of non-violence, US President Barack Obama on Thursday said America has its "roots in the India of Mahatma Gandhi."

"His teachings and ideals, shared with Martin Luther King Jr. on his 1959 pilgrimage to India, transformed American society through our civil rights movement," Obama said on the occasion of the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. Americans owe enormous gratitude to Gandhi, he said.

"The America of today has its roots in the India of Mahatma Gandhi and the nonviolent social action movement for Indian independence which he led," Obama said in a statement.

On behalf of the American people, Obama said he wants to express appreciation for the life and lessons of Mahatma Gandhi on the anniversary of his birth. "This is an important moment to reflect on his message of non-violence, which continues to inspire people and political movements across the globe," he said.

For the rest of the article go to:

Your's Truly in the Economist

My picture made it as part of the Economist article series on B-schools.

http://www.economist.com/displaystory.cfm?story_id=13888687