Being a woman was never easy. The perils just get quadrupled if you are in Delhi, Gurgaon, even Mumbai, for that matter, or anywhere in India. A truth that most of us Indian’s seem to have gotten used to of late.

A joke can change your life. There are times when my friends tease me for taking jokes way too seriously, but there is one instance that I never forget and thus tend not take to take jokes too easy either. Anyhow, this post is not about me. This post is about someone whose life took a twist because it all started with a joke. So almost a decade back a guy (F1) asked his friend (F), would you like to work for the Adult Industry? And F thought, well it’s only a joke and said yes! And eventually he did work for the adult industry for about 5 years, however never in front of the camera.

If you are fond of fashion and dancing, Mumbai, described as India‘s Manhattan, is the place to be in.

Recently I had seen the interview of VC Mr. Najeeb Jung from Jamia Millia Islamia University, Delhi on the Loksabha TV. It is one of the rare interview’s in which Mr. Najeeb Jung had spoken about Jamia. His saying at the interview has prompted me to write this article.

Thanks to technology now it is possible that education need not be subjected to only the number of seats available in a college. In this day and age of high technology some institutions are still following primitive policies.

I could throw out a bunch of statistics and facts at you right now, regarding children who don’t get the chance to be educated.

Her eyes filled with tears, tears of joy.

“Congratulations!!” she heard. She was thrilled, overwhelmed and nervous as well.

According to an excerpt from an article dated 9 September 2010. “There’s an expectation of bumper crop production; the immediate worry remains where to store the grains. India, the world’s second-largest rice grower, may reap a bumper harvest of 100 million metric tons in 2010-11, up 10% from a year earlier thanks to more plantings in productive regions and better adoption of high-yielding seeds. Summer rice planting until Sept. 2 rose 6.6% to 31.87 million hectares thanks to normal monsoon rains, official data showed.”

A man from the village of restrictions has a mind, a mind, which is conveyed by toughest of the bouncers. When I say bouncers, I literally mean, men with 20 inches of biceps and rareness of reasonability to who words like ‘why’ and ‘how’ occurs as often as a chemical fourth-order reactions. To them, every unfamiliar thought is a strange thought and every strange thought is a weird thought.

“Girls, do not put up your real self as your profile picture in the social networking sites. Trust me, you are inviting trouble.”