‘Forever’ 27 Club or the ‘Curse’ of 27

And then, in the same anonymous way that it came, it’s gone. Reflect on what had transpired. You were a platinum record selling musician. When you had that success, you lived in a Utopia because everything was going exactly the way you wanted it to. The drugless high kept you vibrant as you sauntered from concert to concert and across the red carpet at the Grammy’s.

How much is too much?

It was my domestic-help, S at the door, who had come earlier than her usual time. I let her in and headed straight for the balcony, where I could indulge in the serenity of the beautiful weather. She started with her usual chores, without a word, which was quite unusual.

Living the Paradox!

Suffering is a characteristic of this century. ’Terrorism’ shook the world with the advent of the century, with one of the world’s most successful democracy waging a war against terror and the international community bolstering it. Similarly, in 2007, the economic crises created a terror of social and monetary insecurity, increasing unemployment, evaporating social security and creating unhappiness. Every economy is a victim of some kind of terrorism, and every individual lives under fear, though the magnitude and means may vary.

Once Is Enough

For as long as I can remember, I have always wanted to be an artist. As a child, I was drawn to colors all the time. The soothing blue of the sky, the mesmerizing blue of the sea, the fresh green of the grass, the bright yellow of a sunflower, the stunning brown of a horse, the lovely white of the moon and the eye-catching red of a rose. Growing up, every work of art caught my attention for it had something appealing about it.

Crossroads

Can you help me out? I was asked to submit a report on a the viability of implementing direct subsidies in our district, Palanpur. Atleast, that was the task as ‘stated’ in the project memo. But, the politicalparty of the state is against UIDAI and they have already taken the populistroute of opposing AADHAR and calling it unsustainably extravagant given the fragile state of India’s fiscal health & the target of AADHAR being too impractical to achieve.

AIESECs Empower Thrills Students

At EMPOWER 2011 an AIESEC in Delhi IIT event which described itself as a convulsion of the universality of culture with the world of professionalism and careers.

Don’t Play with Young Minds

To solicit admissions these centres put names and photographs along with comments from the students on promotional material, and they may even broadcast television interviews in paid slots of local television channels.

The NGO attack

Most of the electricity produced in India is through Coal. It won’t be shocking to find that China is the biggest Coal Producer and USA has the biggest Coal reserves in the world. Naturally, it will be in the interest of the US to avoid nuclear power in India. Another side is that 50% cost of this plant is to come from Russia. It’s actually a joint venture of India’s NPCIL and Russia’s Atmostroy – another US adversary.

A Call for Innovation and Systemic Change in Primary Education

The education system in all high performing nations has a proper sensitized training program for teachers. In those countries, a teaching job comes with a high profile and dignity; moreover there has been a constant system of new concepts and design for monitoring the growth, success and investment of each individual child. These factors contribute a lot to the outcome of schooling and in attaining excellent results and values.

AIESEC in Delhi IIT Event: [Empower 2012]

Aimed at proving how important exposure is in today’s world, EMPOWER focuses on encouraging the Students of New Delhi to go on a global internship during their long summer breaks and get a hands on experience of the outer world.

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