Life. A celebration!

Breathe in
Breathe out
Laugh till your sides ache
Cry till you fall asleep
Dance till you can't move another muscle
Eat till your tummy feels like it will burst
Drink like a fish
Scream your lungs out
Sing like a madman
Walk...ride...drive...explore all the roads that exist
Swim across as many rivers as you can
Fly high with your ambitions
Sleep like a log
Make friends
Make enemies
Challenge yourself
Challenge those who have written you off
Win or lose
Travel often
Stay at home
Fight for what you believe is right
Hate passionately
Love fiercely

Celebrate every moment
Live, like there is no tomorrow!

Comments

Mother.....

Well I am a reporter in a news channel. We are often sent on specific assignments to cover certain events which sometimes turn out to be enlightening sometimes dissapointing and sometimes leave a deep impact on us. Well the only assignment which had my name against it today was 'Foundation stone unveiling ceremony' of the 'Vivanta', our very own Taj at Khanapara, Guwahati, by our CM, alongwith Ratan Tata and a host of other dignitaries. After having covered the event, I came back to office and sat in front of a machine with the sole intention of playing 'Farmville' on facebook. But that was not to be as I had hardly logged in that Parag Da, our Political Editor asked me to take a camera and rush to the Assam Enginering College where Ratan Tata was scheduled to attend another function. I admire Parag Da for his efficiency, wealth of knowledge and managing skills. He asked me to reach the Jalukbari Campus within 20 minutes...Ahem...20 minutes! He expe...

Complications 'acche hotey hain'!

Life hurls these weird complications at you sometimes, when feel trapped, between the devil and the deep blue sea. Thats when you need to take a leap of faith! And thats when you realise if those whom you have depended upon, catch you or just watch you drop into the abyss. And that is why sometimes, complications 'acche hotey hain' That is one helluva silver lining, I tell you!

Throwback | Sept 2013 | Something on Superstition | Opinion

I do not believe that a bill or a law or an act can bring abt a major change. India's recent history bears testimony to this unfortunate fact. Can they guarantee that there will be no incidents of witch hunting and other such crimes after such a bill comes into force? Nobody can say for sure, right? Have they been able to implement in all totality all the bills that have been passed? Superstitious beliefs are handed down generations. They are a part of our tradition. No law, no fear of punishment can guarantee that the people will stop practising superstitions. How many of us drive on without a thought even if a black cat crosses our path? The only solution, as many would agree, is to bring about awareness. Crimes due to superstition are prevalant only among the downtrodden. The standard of living has to be raised. Instead of trying to put into force some new law, right to education must be taken seriously. Not just crimes due to superstition, most ills in the society ...

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