This is extremely sad news. He surely deserved a dig­ni­fied farewell. As some­one com­mented, 1 man dies and we showed our rev­er­ence by killing three five inno­cent peo­ple. A metro held to ran­som. Cars burnt, buses stoned and peo­ple dead. There is def­i­nitely some­thing wrong with us.

On April 8, Sat­ur­day, I com­pleted two years in Ban­ga­lore. It’s a mile­stone for me. The two years flew by and as an exer­cise, I was going through my blog archives for every month since I’ve been here to relive what I’ve gone through and things I’ve done. See, there are some advan­tages of archiv­ing your life, month by month!

Chi­tra (who is also Suman’s wife), sent me this mail about what’s hap­pen­ing with PG admis­sions and the dilemma the stu­dents are in. I have the utmost respect for doc­tors and what they do, given the con­di­tions they work under, espe­cially in our coun­try. So many bril­liant mem­bers of the com­mu­nity, flee the coun­try, not just […]

So after going back and forth for about a month, Ban­ga­lore joins the metroblog­ging net­work as of today!

Sat evening, about 13 of us con­verged at Shiok for the Vod­kathon (thanks to the col­lec­tive spir­its of Prabhu & Chen­til).

Watched a play called Chap­ter 2 put on by this group called Evam and quite enjoyed it. The play cen­tres around a wid­ower strug­gling to over­come his grief and a recent divorcee, both equally appre­hen­sive about begin­ning chap­ter 2 of their lives. While the set­ting is New York city, the sit­u­a­tion is uni­ver­sal : relationships, […]