Who Says Jabulani Doesn't Bend, Dip, And Curl? Diego Forlan, Shuts All, With His Long Range "Wonderstrike" Against South Africa

Who says Jabulani doesn't bend, dip, or curl? Diego Forlan, shuts all, with his long range "Wonderstrike" against South Africa. Forlan proved that all statements, about the official World Cup Ball, are maligning in nature, with his fabulous long range Goal against South Africa yesterday. Instead of being garrulous, why not adapt with Jabulani (The First Post, Goal.com, ESPN), and 'Celebrate' just like Diego Forlan, the Atletico Madrid's striker, did.

Saina Nehwal Wins Yonex Sunrise-Indian Open Grand Prix gold badminton championships.

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Saina Nehwal winning the Yonex Sunrise-India Open Grand Prix gold badminton championships, is a matter of great pride and honor for any Indian. Living in a Cricket dominated country, where half of the country may not be even aware of Nehwal's great accolade. 


It is a shame for me as well, that I missed her conquest, and had to watch the repeat telecast. 


She also received the nation's distinguished civilian award, Padma Shri this year in 2010. Same Padma Shri was offered to the ignorant and shallow captain of our Indian Cricket Team, Mr. Dhoni, who did not even bother to attend the ceremony. Actually he was busy. Busy with some modelling consignment, you know! After all now he is country's number one sports person, in money making, or bank balance. This last piece of information was in last week's Brunch. 

FIFA World Cup 2010 Started. My Feelings Till Now.

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First of all ban the 'Vuvuzela' , is my feeling as well. Watching world cup football with my headphones and music on, is an indication that something is definitely not right about the Vuvuzelas or the 'African Horns'. Apart from being vociferous, they are the symbol of aggression and antagonism as well. World Cup event is a fusion of cultures, with every other culture holding equal right and place. Where African Horns are definitely dominant. 

Secondly I have not seen any long range "wonderstrikes" till now, and every clash is ending in a very low scoring match. Except for Germany Vs Australia (scores 4-0).  

Cadaver, Cadaverous...

Now a days I am preparing for CAT (stands for common admission test), which is to get into top B-schools in India. CAT requires a fair amount of vocabulary to be imbibed. And to learn new words there are different techniques. The one that is being practiced at my coaching center, MBA-guru, is audio-visual. 

To remember the words 'Cadaver, Cadaverous', above picture, which I took near Connaught Place, can be of immense help. This guy along with a lady is the part of a begging duo or couple, who works as a team, near Palika metro station entry. His job is to lie down and demonstrate his cadaverous, gaunt, haggard, frame, upon which his team partner, the lady, begs.

When I saw him walking, it was a sight worth mentioning as 'the death, reincarnated'. And all this just because of 'smack'. Why to get into such things? When it is capable of turning you into a cadaverous beggar. 

Choose life, Say NO to DRUGS.

Guardian Angel

In Delhi's Scorching Heat, The Pani Wallas (Water Sellers) Are Indeed Playing The Role Of  'Guardian Angels' Across The City. Re. 1 Per Glass Of Cold Water. Where Kinley, Aquafina, Bisleri, costs Rs. 15 for a Litre. I Trust These Water Sellers And Drink The Water, They Offer In Re. 1, and Never Fell Sick Once, In Four Years.    

Old D.T.C. Vs The New D.T.C.

The new low floor D.T.C. buses, instead of it's alluring, glamorous, and magnetic properties, have one major shortcoming. And that is it's seating capacity. In a country, with the population of 1,150,000,000 (1.15 billion) people, buses with more seating capacity should and must be preferred. Also in India, where people are so unwilling to offer their seats to women and senior citizen, that they have to literary fight for it, to claim it; buses with low seating capacities, is definitely not a very wise decision. This is the only advantage that old D.T.C. enjoys over the new one, i.e. it's enormous seating capacity, apart from it's vintage value.        

Making The Invisible, Visible .... Part II

These are the other two, of the three posters, behind the Karol Bagh bus stand, facing the barren land, where sometimes Indian males go for a leak. So, mission accomplished, finally, with all the three socially active posters, sticking on my blog. :)