Olympics of our everyday life!

Olympics of our everyday life!

Home-loan waiver schemes like farmer loan waivers?

As farmers commit suicide unable to repay the loan they have taken from the money-lenders, soon we'll see days when urban population will suffer immensely not being able to repay the home loans. Soon, politicians will announce home-loan waiver schemes for the urban crowd!

Ranking the poor on the streets!

We definately have a craze for ranking.
The latest ranking of World's costliest streets has fascinated all of us.
But I wonder how this ranking is done! Do they take into account the poverty on the streets also?

Whose right is it to decide the fate of the unborn child?

To abort or not to abort is the question the Court is asking!

Whose right is it to decide the fate of the unborn child?

Is it Court's or Parents'?

Where would you invest your money?

If you succeed to save some money after the highest rate of inflation, escalating home loan interest rates etc etc, where will you invest your savings?
Which is the safest option, with most of the investment options are dangerous enough to eat into your principal amount?

Raj Thackeray, now targets Bollywood

There are politicians who don't hezitate to create controversies even when there's none, just to stay in the news. Raj Thackeray, who made a promising debut in the political arena, seems to be one of them. If he feels film world makes fun of the Maharashtrian characters, then he should watch Dada Khondke movies first. He never hezitated to make us laugh by creating all kinds of characters. I wonder, how authentic it would be to show a North Indian bai in a Mumbai scene!

Bollywood is one of the most cosmopolitan and secular work places in India. And some people are hell bent on making divisions there, just for their petty selfish intentions!

Don't kill the charm of cricket!

In an effort to make the game of cricket, more tech-friendly, ICC is killing the charm of a wonderful game. The latest effort is through the umpire review system. May be, this new thing will work well during the controversial runouts or catches. But it's too much to expect the technology to be a perfect judge of LBW decisions.

And we're killing the human element in umpiring.