Hindustan Times. Page 3, Delhi Edition, January 28, 2008. A national daily does a third grade student-like error. I’m mailing the author link to this blog post. Technorati Tags: Hindustan Times,India,Newspaper,Print,Media
Disclaimer: I’m part of the oCricket team, and have commercial interests in the startup. Click to view. Simply put, oCricket is about cricket, and people enthusiastic about it. The site has been in private beta since a while and has seen encouraging reviews and comments from the friends on Twitter. I regularly contribute articles to … Read moreoCricket: Sneak peek into the future
India celebrates the 60th Republic Day on January 26, 2009. Here’s wishing all the friends and countrymen across the world, a happy Republic Day. Time to cheer for the sovereignty and democracy, and own up the responsibility of guarding it. Some photos from the celebrations at my residential society at IRWO Classic Apartments, Sector-57, … Read moreIndia celebrates 60th Republic Day
CNN-IBN brought Sachin Tendulkar and Harbhajan Singh face-to-face with the NSG commandos recently. It appears to be an initiative similar to NDTV’s long-running series, ‘Jai Jawan’. The two cricketers paid their respects at the memorial, and also met the wife of Hawaldar Gajendra Singh, who died fighting terrorists at the Nariman House in the recent … Read moreThe master salutes the heroes
Several Indian film actors and directors have in recent past taken to blogging. There are a few great actors and directors who aren’t regular at blogging (like Anupam Kher, John Abraham, etc.) and few doofus also-rans who are regular bloggers (like Celina Jaitley, Payal Rohtagi, etc.); and all of these I stay clear off. Here … Read moreThe starry bloggers
Shame, Shame! Indian airports rank among the most delayed arrival airports in the world for the year 2008, with Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport bagging the top spot. It is followed by New Delhi’s Indira Gandhi Airport while Bengaluru International Airport takes the fourth spot. Read the Forbes report. Technorati Tags: India,Airports,Mumbai,Delhi,Bangalore,Forbes