• servicetoall
• Dowry
• Judgement
• February 11, 2008
• 3 Comments

Demand for gifts after wedding not dowry????

The recent Supreme Court of India’s verdict that the demand for money, presents etc. from the girls parents, post delivery of the child and other occassions cannot be construed as dowry. This is indeed disgraceful and matter of shame.

The bench of honorable judges have not put their minds in a much more deeper manner before passing such a verdict.

The legal system in this country as such has lot of loopholes, which the ever so clever lawyers community misuses it to the hilt, such verdicts only adds further drawbacks to the legal system.

• mysteriousdoc
• Mumbai
• Raj Thakre
• February 11, 2008
• 4 Comments

raj’s cheap political gimmick

the recent issue in mumbai ,maharashtra is something worse that could happen in our country.where our contry is striving for united india concept the otherside somepeople like raj thakre is making oppsing to it by trying to flee the non resident mumbities specially from bihar and Up for cheap political publicity.
his current move is completly unethical and illogical according to me.

• moksha
• Fun
• Names
• February 11, 2008
• 3 Comments

HOW YOUR NAME CAN MAKE YOU FEEL AWKWARD

People face embarrassment because of their names. This happens either because of wrong pronunciation of the name by some one or because the name is meaningless or sometimes because of the unisexual nature of name .

• shreeradha
• Friendship
• Love
• February 11, 2008
• 7 Comments

A Story related to Gaurang Mahaprabhu

There is a story associated with Lord Gaurang. He wrote a beautiful commentary on one of the ancient Hindu scriptures. He was carrying his written document in a ferryboat. He read it out to his friend who was also traveling along with him. After reading was over, Gaurang saw his friend was crying. “What is the matter?

• drkjshenoy
• Funny
• Hybrids In Fantacy
• February 11, 2008
• 1 Comments

BORN AT CROSS-ROADS

Hybrid is an animal or plant that has parents of different species or varieties. Mule is a classic example which is hybrid of a male donkey and a female horse. So is tigon, a hybrid of tiger and lion.
But in a world of fantasy, if we were to get special powers to cross-breed things – both animate and inanimate – what might we do? I, for one, think of strange and funny possibilities, some of which I have enumerated below:

• cindy
• Books
• Secret
• February 11, 2008
• 0 Comments

National Treasure

Recently i saw a movie called National Treasure Book of Secrets , it is the sequel to the National Treasure where Benjamin Franklin Gates (Nicolas Cage) has spent his whole life searching for a treasure . For six generation the Gates family has chased after clues.
In this sequel again he is in search for the treasure and also Gates has to prove his great grandfather was not behind the murder of President Abraham Lincoln. Will Ben will be able to prove his great grandfather is not guilty and whether he will be able to find the treasure? That is me to know and you to find.

• drkjshenoy
• Ecosociology
• How Ecosystem Changes History
• February 11, 2008
• 0 Comments

BAMBOOZLED BY BAMBOO

It is not a tree as many think. It’s a grass and the tallest grass in the world. And it’s the bamboo, the plant of the sub-family Bambusidae. China, the world’s biggest user of the plant was once considered to be hiding behind the ‘bamboo curtain’. Yet, this piece is not about the uses of bamboo but to touch upon an eco-socialogical trick it plays right atour doorsteps – in Mizoram.

• kiranshubha
• Career
• Family
• February 11, 2008
• 3 Comments

Family V/S Career

Family & Career are two things which can affect the other very easily. If you are a very hard working person who is behind making name, fame & money in career, you definitely tend to loose hang of your relationships. You will loose all those precious time which you can’t spend with your family.

Similarly if you are too dedicated towards your family, it wil be hard to concentrate on your career.

• drkjshenoy
• Humour
• Why The Incognito
• February 11, 2008
• 1 Comments

PENCHANT FOR PEN-NAME

Call it pseudonym, pen-name or even nom de plume. All of it refers to an assumed name under which a person writes or functions as an artiste. The practice of pseudonym is as old as literature itself. George Orwell, for instance, was the pen-name of a person originally called Eric Blair. Similarly, Mary Ann Evans wrote the pseudonym of George Eliot. Why do people use pen names? The reasons could be many: