Hero I-league

We are here in pune for the live coverage of tomorrow's match here.

Amazing recycling!

It's a tea stall outside the shillong football stadium. The kadhai in the pictures are a little bit special. Look a little closely, They are made of scrap tyres. What a brilliant way to recycle to fulfill your need. And like every time necessity is the mother of invention here. The so called less educated, less privileged people always teach you the better ideas.

I found God every time I watch TV

I can feel the omnipresent God around me, whenever I watch television. He knows everything. He knows that victory is waiting under the veil of fear. He slaps the genius when he tastes chocolate and says it's a chocolate not an experience. He explains that all dirt are not dirty, specifically if it has been created by the youngsters in your family. In advertisements I feel the presence of God. Without whose baritone voice a television commercial is incomplete. He controls every event from birth to death and beyond. To the unfathomable bed of sea to the limitless space God can monitor every single emotions. And at the end of his 15 second presence comes the teaching that neighbour's envy is the owner's pride. Sometimes he takes shape of some avatars like film stars or sports personal, he can promote almost everything and anything under the sun. Take it a music show, or a soap opera, or a sporting event, or in some cases be it patriotism, or awareness about nature  God goes flawless invincible all the time.
I feel relieved when I see that God is taking the side of a stammerer and boosts up his bogged down ego and whispers in his ear, "it takes time for buffering". My eyes become moist when my God talks for the minorities, for the downtrodden, for the powerless, for the uglies. Then I found him less like a God and more like an angel.