Monday, November 30, 2009

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Oru Pushpam Mathram - Lyrics

Movie: Pareeksha
Composer: Baburaj
Singer: K. J. Yesudas


Oru pushpam maathramen poonkulayil nirthaam njaan,
Oduvil neeyetthumpol choodikkuvaan..
Oru gaanam maathramen hridayathil sookshikkaam,
Oduvil neeyetthumpol cheviyil moolaan…

Oru pushpam maathramen poonkulayil nirthaam njaan,
Oduvil neeyetthumpol choodikkuvaan..
Oru gaanam maathramen hridayathil sookshikkaam,
Oduvil neeyetthumpol cheviyil moolaan…

Oru muri maathram thurakkaathe vaykkaam njaan,
Athigoodam ennude aaraamatthil..
Swapnangal kandu ninakkuranngeeduvaan,
Pushpatthin thalppam angu njaan virikkaam…

Oru pushpam maathramen poonkulayil nirthaam njaan,
Oduvil neeyetthumpol choodikkuvaan..

Malarmanam maannjallo mattullor poyallo,
Mamasakhi neeyennu vannu cherum,
Manathaaril maarikkaar moodikkazhinnjallo,
Mamasakhi nee ennu vannu cherum.

Manathaaril maarikkaar moodikkazhinnjallo,
Mamasakhi nee ennu vannu cherum.

Oru pushpam maathramen poonkulayil nirthaam njaan,
Oduvil neeyetthumpol choodikkuvaan..

Saturday, November 21, 2009

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Your Vigilance is required: Real Story

I went to an Indian Oil petrol bunk today in RT Nagar,Bangalore. I told the guy who was standing near the petrol dispenser that I need petrol for Rs. 100. When I opened the petrol tank lid of my bike, that guy confirmed me that its Zero reading in it. He then put the handle into the petrol tank, while the cash collector near me asked if I would like to go for an xtrapremium card. I said no and when I turned back to the dispenser, it was set to Rs 30 but in a different format. The guy near the dispenser said that it was thirty by then. I went blank for a second, I didn’t noticed the petrol flow and meanwhile the cashier scolded him that I need petrol for Rs 100. He filled it for another 70Rs more and told me that he is done with it.

I noticed the display format change in the dispenser and raised my voice to the guy. He looked at me as he understood nothing and the cashier was pretending that he didn’t know anything happened around and asked the guy fill petrol for another Rs 30 more. I got a bit angry and told the cashier that it is not good to fool people diverting there attention and playing with the quantity. Both of their faces went pale, when they realised that I noticed their foul play. Guys Caution: Fill petrol from the bunks you regulary fill and always keep and eye on the readings of the dispenser especially when you are in a car.

Monday, November 09, 2009

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Decline in regular readers

After my marriage there is a strong decline in the number of regular readers I had for my blog. It might be because I am not active in posting contents or some other reasons which I don’t have any clue. Luckily I get considerable amount of clicks from search engines especially Google. It is noted that bing also contribute quiet some amount clicks which is very good. Until I don’t have regular readers, it is really difficult to get feedback on my recent posts.
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Friday, November 06, 2009

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When they stopped for me : short story

I walked across that busy road in the dim light. Heard the screeching sound of a car that braked near me. I never bothered to listen what it was. My eyes were filled up and were waiting to flow as a dam waiting to overflow after a violent storm. I walked straight down the road, felt deprived. Her words were roaring in my ears.

Months back I met her in the busy railway station waiting for my train to Patna. Two days in train, I felt drowsy just by thinking about it. I should have opted for a flight instead, cursing my luck of not getting flight tickets I stood in the corner. Accidentally I noticed a girl, she was not very beautiful. But she had a charm in her face, many call it a blush, she seemed involved in the book she had. I was busy thinking about the train, travel and involved in the gadgets I had.
Minutes passed by, and the train arrived and as usual I rushed to the compartment dragging my luggage. I saw her sitting opposite to me again engrossed in her book.

I love to draw landscapes. I take pictures in my memory and draw it to make my travel less boring. She seemed curious in my work and gave a glance to it. I felt amused, posed as if I don’t care what she is looking for and involved in my activities.

“That’s nice”
I looked at her, with the same feeling as if I have heard enough compliment and not letting my ego down, I replied to her

“Thanks”.
Our friendship started like that. I reached back to Bangalore from my home town. I told my friends who stay with me about the girl I met in the train. I drew pictures and mailed it to her id. She complimented me for everything I did, which boosted my confidence. I started drawing pictures and send it to various magazines I knew. My evenings where never lonely, I used to chat with her for hours. All my friends who are working as software engineers come home late at night. I had nothing to do at home, than to wait for her calls. I hate busy tones when I called her. She had a lot of friends, more guys than girls. I always had that in my mind that I should never fall in love with her. She talks about her friends who drop her late night, took her to movies, feast at friends house and even friends who call her inebriated.

I started meeting her some times. We use to walk in the shades of serene trees holding her hand. One day I took my courage and held her hands in my palms and gently kissed her. I expected a blushed or a nervous girl but in turn she laughed at me with an expression of compassion.

Days later, after a beautiful day she told me that she was in love with some one. I expected this, but never thought she will hide that from me. I stopped meeting her, I felt disturbed to see her messages and mails. Though our relationship continued, her feeling towards me changed. She often asked me if I know that I am not the only one she needs to be bothered. These questions crept into my heart like poisonous arrow.

One day I decided to meet her, in the way back home after an important discussion with my client in town. I felt very happy to meet her after a long time. She expressed her desire to come with me until the place I would get a bus. While dreaming about the wonderful moments I would spend with her, her phone rang. She picked up the phone and confirmed the other person on the other end that she would reach there in five minutes. My eyes filled up, I cursed the moment which I decided to meet her.

“Auto”???
I looked back and was literally shocked to realize that I crossed that busy road with out even knowing what was happening around. I got into the autorickshaw and told him the place to drop, wishing never in life to meet her again.

Crux of the story is based on real story of my friend

Wednesday, November 04, 2009

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Sustainability is an issue : 5m2b

I know this is big issue. I introduced a lot of things to boost my interest in blogging. Normally I decide to exercise in the morning and as a regular routine, I sleep till 7.30 . I dont know how I can help myself, I am not good in english and equally bad in malayalam. In short, if i mention malayalam, "Kure painkili kavithakal ezhuthum ennalathe" good for nothing :). Luckily i get some clicks from Google and I am done :).

Motivationally Challenged!!!!