After the bundh on Monday (12-Feb), I expected a curfew situation in Bengalooru :D. Unfortunately or fortunately it did not happen. I was actually worried about the bundh. Because my vehicle number is TN 30/F-8273. Although it is registered under Tamilnadu government, I have paid the life time tax for Karantaka, and i hold valid insurance and other documents like pollution certificate. But still i was afraid that the mob will not know all these. They will not just care about whose the vehicle is. If they happen to come across my vehicle with the TN registration they might even light it up.
I had a plan to escape from the mob or atleast have them pity on my bike. I thought of writing the vehicle number in kannada script, so that in a quick glance it would look like a KA registration (kannada scripts does matter) and so would just let it go. But thank God, no serious incident happened after the bundh. The city is back to its normal mood. Ever fresh and ever active.
Friday, February 16, 2007
Friday, February 09, 2007
Why is it like this!!!
So why is our city tensed? Why is the media projecting unnecessary hypes?
The Tamilans here will definitely have a tough time. Although there were mobs gathered around different parts of the city, they were silent by the orders from CM in lieu of the Air-show in the Jakkaur Airport.
Every challenge faced is a learning stone; but but not at the expense of our lives.
I feel that I am unsafe on my land. When i visited Scotland, i never felt any sort of personal relation with that. Cus, this is the land where i was born. This unsafe situation has seldom happened in South India. Even though there are several places in North India which are predominantly preyed to the evil thoughts of the politicians and their ploys, South India has always been on the safer side. These situations suggests that there are wolves among the people who sow and encourage the seed of hatred amongst the common people. It is in our hands to identify those buggers and nail them out.
The Tamilans here will definitely have a tough time. Although there were mobs gathered around different parts of the city, they were silent by the orders from CM in lieu of the Air-show in the Jakkaur Airport.
Every challenge faced is a learning stone; but but not at the expense of our lives.
I feel that I am unsafe on my land. When i visited Scotland, i never felt any sort of personal relation with that. Cus, this is the land where i was born. This unsafe situation has seldom happened in South India. Even though there are several places in North India which are predominantly preyed to the evil thoughts of the politicians and their ploys, South India has always been on the safer side. These situations suggests that there are wolves among the people who sow and encourage the seed of hatred amongst the common people. It is in our hands to identify those buggers and nail them out.
Thursday, February 08, 2007
Quantifying BeAuTy
Can beauty be Quantified? A lengthy article on the topic in the connexions forum.
Read it if you have time.
Read it if you have time.
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