People Watching! - Surprises :)

I wonder, after this overwhelming transition of technology I come across many are so thickly attached to their gadgets and miss out on this…. It is always fun to watch people, as usual sitting alone in one of the most sophisticated places (airport), many walk around with great taste of aroma, rich looking clothes and of course with loads of confidence … couple of things which g ot my eyes was a young man suited up, walked like a hero with his trolley to the toilet… came out after some minutes with the same walk but there was no trolley… he walked 3 to 4 meters and realized, looked around knowing not I was watching, walked in brought the forgotten trolley back   . An elderly couple should be in their mid-60’s, cuddling and when the time came to get the boarding pass the wife stood and the husband too, the husband said to her wife to stand in the queue and said I will pull the trolley ma….. and the wife replied let me atleast hold my hand bag but he said its fine ma… after that...

"Character"- What is it so special about this? why is it that it matters the most in a person than all the others? Character: As defined by many: Character: Moral or ethical strength or a public estimation of someone, it defines a person. Character is what when it is unseen. It is the most permanent symbol, true character remains the same no matter what the situation is .. It is what many wish to have but not willing to work on it. Changing ones character is the most toughest aspect if the individual is not willing to do. How do i see character as? I am one who has very limited knowledge on the most talked affairs of the world but i never miss on self evaluation , about enrichment of character. Its the most toughest thing because you get knocked up many times because of this. I go with what my office has taught me, they call it the PDR principle.  It is Punctuality, Discipline and Respect.  As my topic says punctuality is the most simplest th...

On a sunday, after the routine high profiled cricket match wit our very own friends, i was riding, a locality where i would say there are bureaucrats, cricket players and rich stay there. I saw a young couple drinking tender coconut, near a mobile dumping kiosk. I passed by them and out of curiosity i slowed down and looked to see my mirror  on what they were up to. After drinking they threw the empty coconut in to the kiosk and walked! Why did they do that? They also seemed to be rich, highly educated. They could have easily left the coconut on the road, it is eco-friendly, no one is watching if watched also no one is going to question them. In a busy world today we tend to forget the smallest things, the dustbins have become basket ball game, each morning most of them try to aim and throw it in the bin but fail and ends up on the road; throw papers all over saying the govt is corrupt, all are doing what difference is it going to make? Its all about attitude..... how we see ma...

GHOR. GHOR..GHOR.GHOR....... Tales of how mothers in India make their kids eat.. one such interaction made my day. I was on a travel to one of the hill stations and was invited to a birthday eve with just 5 friends. As we were chatting, there were four kids and among them one was very naughty and he was the youngest of all. Then came the dinner time, all took our plates but this kid refused and his grandmother with food in her hand was literally begging and promising chocolates, dolls, and the list went on but this kid was not responding to anything and made fuss about the small ulcer in his mouth. One small piece of food he will roll, shout and say its burning, it will seem as if something big is happening. Seeing this I stared at him and did all my tricks but all in vain. His grandma left him and she had her food. After sometime she said "see here kutta if you are not going to have food, please don't call me in the night saying there is this "GHOR GHOR GHOR" noise...

Since my childhood i was so fascinated about social work. I used to help my mother to write reports and take pictures of special children for sponsorship. I always smiled to see others smile, enjoyed playing with them. For almost 35 years she was a social worker but she was not a founder of an organisation but was part of a mission institution. There was no drastic economic development as she had to get the same amount of salary she received till her retirement. After my mother i too studied social work, over the period, after my graduation I was able to meet many NGOs (Non-Government Organisation -charity), volunteer for them, and when i do so it was unpaid. Most of the times i realized that most of the charity here done for free lacks quality or competency. As I got the opportunity to work and meet many founders of NGOs i was quite surprised and questions started within me . Few thoughts that poured in was; 1. As many NGOs have come, there is duplication in addressing the issues...

Long walking, seeing the green, living in a well engineered hut for the cold right on the top of a hill, a view down will feed your mind with the greatness of peace and happiness... This was the hut in which i had spent sometime. It is built with leaves and dry wood.... i was volunteering in a tribal school in which i had the opportunity to teach English and take all the kids to school. The had count of the school stood 25, the school had no doors or walls but  roof and mud floor coated with cow dung to make it even. This hut still has the design in me, it is rested in four stick and over it there is a dry leaf bed is put. The roof is in design of a egg cut vertically and it is placed in a way that the front part of it is placed with taller wood than the back. then the space to sleep is made in a way that there is equal gap in the front as well as in the back. It is so cold in the winter and to avoid it there is a very thick wood which can provide smoke all night. It is plac...

Perceptions - "understanding of a person based on certain circumstances, most of the framed ones are not consistent and has a huge probability to vary.So, it is better to keep the perceptions instead of influencing others towards our own personally built opinions" One of the recent insights from my own experiences paved way for this kind of discussion, should i share my perception about a person to another? Of late i understood that it is of huge danger to share a perception if it is negative in nature. If it is going be positive it is well and good. If it is a negative version it is going to make a huge dent in the amount of positive opinion about that person one has. It is good to learn and understand that perceptions are mere personal and it is to make us understand about a person under specific circumstances. These perceptions can never be consistent as things tend to vary. Perceptions are for us as a person and it depends on how we share it, as people sometimes tend...