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Image is that of Shekhar Kapoor. I have no photo of my uncle as a memory but the beard, glimmer in eye, forehead, smile and body structure were all 100% identical to what you see in the picture. Not just my claim, many people agreed with the Uncle Harry-Shekhar resemblance.

Can you please come a bit closer? More... Come on! Ahh! And yes, that’s perfect.

Today, I am writing about my favourite ‘subject’ called Tendlya a.k.a. Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar. I promise myself one thing: I will not allow emotions to rule my thoughts as I pen this down. I will be extremely objective in my assessment of what’s making news in Indian Cricket as I type.

Topic: Sachin’s Retirement

A New York Times reporter asked me yesterday: “Hey Mr. Sunil, how does it feel living a stones throw away from two of the most notorious crime spots of India?”

You could have guessed my reply: “Shooo!!! Let me sleep.”

Noida - My city

She is the mother of two of the biggest, fattest and ugliest crime babies of India.

“No one wants to die. Even people who want to go to heaven don't want to die to get there. And yet death is the destination we all share.” ~Steve Jobs

Just like you said Steve, now you have reached that destination. I am sure Lord Almighty was impatient with you down here on Earth. Even he must have been keen to speak to you about all those delightful innovation of yours. That explains the rush. Smart pick God!

It is said that ATTACK is the best form of DEFENCE.

U.S. has demonstrated this with its ‘War on Terrorism’. Ten years since 911 and the U.S. has managed to thwart every sinister plan of the terrorists. Touch wood! May the peace prevail in that part of the world.

In contrast, I do not even want to present statistics as to how many attacks have happened here in India. We are SITTING DUCKS.

HuJI – LeT – JuD – SIMI

Blame me for falling for the pretty one again. In the space of a few blogs I have shamelessly hopped from Shereen Bhan to Leela Naidu.

Here’s the trigger: A lovely biography of Leela Naidu titled ‘Leela: A Patchwork Life’ that I read recently.

Leela Naidu (Born 1940 – Died 2009)

Anna’s Tryst with Destiny – Part 2

My Melodramatic Opening: “The day I raised a toast to ‘Independence Day’ at sharp midnight with my friends in Mussoorie, I knew something was about to go wrong in India.”

Finally!!!  I get time to write on the Jan Lokpal and Anna’s Tryst with Destiny – Part 2

Happy Independence Day!!!  Belated wishes to ALL...

With all the hype and hoopla of Anna Hazare and his tryst with destiny part-2, I am back here.

The extended weekend was fabulous, spent with my best friends at Mussoorie, Queen of Hill Stations.

Now let me break down the title of this blog piece by piece and sum up this amazing voyage.

JAM PACKED

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