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UP elections 2017-A treat to watch Image courtesy-OneIndia.com Uttar Pradesh, one of the biggest constituency of India and one of the most critical landscapes of Indian polity. A land marked by conspiracies, crimes, riots, Behen Ji and the SP’s father-son duo. The elections are standing at the corner of the first quarter of 2017 and all the political parties are all set to capture this state-A powerhouse of Politics. While BJP is yet again ready with Ram Mandir construction dispute, which has plagued the land since eternity and the recent successful surgical strike carried out by Indian army in Pakistan, under the PM of India, Shri Narendra Modi. Behen Ji is ready yet again with her Dalit card, which seizes to lose to its sheen despite using it multiple times. Congress looks clueless and trying anything and everything under the sun to demean the reputation of BJP, which it has garnered in last two years on the national level. While all this looks to mainstream, there is one ...

Murder is always having a mystery behind it... Previously on Murder Mystery: Samaera was found  dead  while Sahil was found negotiating with someone in a  dark alley  . Samaera's  post mortem  was going on while media was busy speculating about the murder. Sahil was in   a  big problem  and Ratan was trying desperately to prove Sahil as a  murderer . Mishra Ji get's the  report . Sahil makes a  big announcement  and so does the  police department . ******* The press conferences which happened on the same day were the biggest hit on all media houses. Breaking news and twitter handles were flashing on the screen, debates were happening on prime time and people have started discussing the murder mystery of Samaera. Sahil entered his cabin and sat on his favourite red leathered seat, which was gifted by his wife when he celebrated his 40 th birthday. The upholstery was little torn and the seat must have...

Feminazi- A dangerous creature living on our planet Image Courtesy: www.honeybadgerbrigade.blospot.com An article written by a friend of mine triggered this thought in my mind. When I and my friends sit together and talk about the happenings of the world; most of the time the conversation ends up on females (Ya we are authentic bachelors).  Since we are working in the corporate world we come across a hell lot of “types” of women (Not being sexist here). I have come across a lot of women who claim to be a feminist but actually are Feminazi. Earlier even I was not knowing the difference (hence the heading). The difference, you ask? Hmmm…here it is: Feminist: If you believe that man and woman should have equal rights. Then you are a feminist. You are not extreme, it’s actually cool and I support you completely. A big round of applause for you! Feminazi: Well, let’s put it in this way. You need a batsperson and not a batsman on the cricketing pitch or you want snow...

The Mahabharata Quest by Christopher C. Doyle ISBN:  9384030597  Edition Language: English Publish Date: 8 th   October 2016 by Westland Books Private Limited Page Count: 355 The Mahabharata Quest by Christopher C. Doyle is the second book by him and the first of the series of The Alexander Secret. The author tries to explore the science behind the great mythology of Mahabharata and this talks about one of the most talked episodes of the mythology-Samudramanthan. The main protagonist, Vijay together with Radha and Colin had already been successful in foiling the mission of The Order last time and seeing their capability and the threat that looms over the world, the USA and India get into a pact of information and military assistance to avoid any such threats in future. Vijay, Radha, Shukla Ji and Colin are now a part of this special task force led my Imran from India and Patterson from the USA. The story revolves around a myth that Alexander the G...

Legacy is the only thing you leave behind.... A bachelor giving the advice to wake up early in the morning sounds crazy, isn’t it? You may call me one, but, I felt like sharing a secret which might be beneficial for you people; people whom I love the most. I used to crib a lot earlier that I don’t have enough time in my day and before I can even start the day ended, but now waking every morning at 5:30 has changed the way I look at my clock. So, without further ado let’s start so that I can sleep peacefully after this. All great people start their day early: There is a saying that early bird catches the worm and there might be some truth to this old adage. From the CEOs to the sportsperson everyone wakes up to knock out some tasks before people start rolling out of the bed. While the corporate leaders like sending emails, checking their news feeds and going for a long jog; sportspersons like to hit gym and ground training. Example Tim Cook wakes up at 3:45 am (Eh, th...

Courtesy: Burhan Wani No, I don’t want to spread an anti-national agenda or not asking freedom from India and don’t want to provoke any kind of communal riots (I mean, cmon my blog…seriously?).  Today I was having a chat with a friend of mine about the recent fictional activity which has happened in Kashmir about a death of “hero”. Fictional because he was the hero of the story or maybe we created one out of a terrorist, just like we made Kanhaiya Kumar after his amazing one liners used as slogans by him and his bootlickers against India. I was amazed how more than forty thousand people paid homage to the commander and the “martyr” (of course) of Hizbul Mujahideen and the green flags were waved to show the support of his spoilt but valiant act of past. I am talking about a person known as Burhan Muzzafar Wani, whose siblings were encountered by Indian army earlier. I was astonished and at the same time felt pity about these people who don’t understand the value and respec...

Sir Arvind Kejriwal AKA AK49 by some Hi AK49 Ji, I took a long leave from writing, not because I got bored from it but, but got busy in watching those movies which you review. Today, fortunately (unfortunately for you and your fans) I got time after watching the shot movies, Kriti , which you recently reviewed and hence writing this letter on behalf of my fellow Delhiites. This letter will cover all the issues which a common man is facing now a days in Delhi. Delhi was declared the capital of India some 60 odd years before my birth; so that I can proudly say I took birth in the capital of the 3 rd largest economy and largest democratic country in the world. Delhi was also declared as the Union territory which has its own share of fun and frolics. I have heard multiple times (Once you are free from watching movies) that you want Delhi to have a complete Statehood and you have a strong “pseudo” idea about how statehood can actually help Delhi. I understand you a sentimental...

Murder is always having a mystery behind it... Previously on Murder Mystery: Samaera was found  dead while Sahil was found negotiating with someone in a  dark alley  . Samaera's  post mortem  was going on while media was busy speculating about the murder. Sahil was in a big problem  and Ratan was trying desperately to get to prove Sahil as a murderer . Mishra Ji get's the  report . Sahil makes a big announcement . ********  A press conference was lined up for the commissioner of Police, who sat uncomfortably on a chair, cushioned with the red velvet cloth. Standing behind him was Narayan, the head constable and sitting beside him was the man in charge of this case, Mishra. Media was anxiously waiting for the commissioner to speak. “Good morning everyone, we have got the reports and the reports said exactly what we thought earlier.” said the proud commissioner, as if he had solved the murder mystery. “But, what does the report ...

Cheers! I know, you haven’t told your parents that you drink, or maybe your parents are really cool. Moreover, bachelor's pad without drinks is like a whisky peg without three cubes of ice (couldn’t come up with a better analogy). So, won’t tell you to not to drink that but surely will say drink responsibly. Now, with the drink, it’s always a question what to have something with it? A fish fingers, fried chicken or if you are vegetarian then maybe French fries or a pack of lays with tobacco sauce or cheese dip. But that’s too oily and hence unfit to support a cold beer pint or a glass of your favourite whisky (I still don’t get why people enjoying a glass of wine always have a plate of assorted cheese sticks beside the glass). Today, I will give you a nice recipe which can actually increase the quotient of your drinking will surely tantalise your taste buds. This is something I tried making once and taste amazing and hence named it ‘Nachos Twist’. The following in...

The Mahabharata Secret by Christopher C. Doyle: A book Review ISBN: 9383202319 Edition Language: English Published Date: 21 October 2013 by OM Books Page Count: 386 The novel announces Christopher C. Doyle in the India author arena and with a potent weapon of being one of the most captivating read in theology genre. For a beginner, it’s a nice read since the chapters are clearly defined and one can easily understand where the author is, whether in past or in present. It revolves around Asoka the Great and its secret brotherhood called the ‘Nine men’, which save guards a secret that could destroy the earth if found, a secret hidden away for more than two thousand years, and an Indian turned American-Vijay Singh, nephew of a retired and murdered nuclear scientist Vikram Singh, who was bestowed upon a task to save the secret from evil hands by his uncle. He and his friends embark a journey to decipher the clues left by the secret society. The research has bee...

The Krishan key by Ashwin Sanghi: A book review ISBN Number: 9381626685 Edition Language: English Published Date: 24 th August 2012 by Westland Page Count: 475 This book alternates between the Mahabharata times; the story is told by none other than Lord Krishna in the first person and present day sketch, which revolves around the protagonist, Historian Ravi Mohan Saini.   It is believed that Vishnu has reincarnated nine times till now and will take last and final birth as Kalki Avatar in Kalyug; hence called Dashavatara. This story revolves around the eighth and tenth avatars of Vishnu. Though research done by the writer is as usual thorough and he knows where to use which information. The story line is riveting and forces you to turn pages, even though your eyes get tired and want to drift off in dreams. It’s like reading Dan Brown of Indian mythology, rather a theology. Though, I will not compare the two as both are of different eras and have a sub...