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Member Since: Jun 01, 2005

A pass-out of Electrical Engg,IIT Roorkee. My most coveted achievement till date? No, its not getting into IIT. Its maintaining my own set of standards and beliefs regarding myriad of things in the face of several odds.Most of the times full of energy and vivacity. But, at times pretty boring, depending on my degree of interest in you. People say I am dependable. I say, not exactly. But I would crusade for you if you have a just cause, given that the 'justness' of the cause is decided by me. I like to travel a lot. Till date, I have covered many parts of the Northern India ranging from Himalayas to plains, from Waterfalls to Bird Sanctuaries. But havent yet visited other parts. Being an avid reader, I just swallow the voluptuos delicacies presented in newspapers, magazines, Little-magazines (ever heard of it?), tabloids and what not. . There is a thin line between Hobbies and Passion. But I clearly demarcate between them. I live for my passion. I live to see them translate into reality. To create them so that the moments I spent in my passion, are worth reliving. My <b>Passion</b> is creation of what is in my mind. To make those things see the light of the day. These range from... Wait . To let you know these things, you have got to befriend me. <b>Hobbies</b> are what make my life interesting. The activities worth living once. These change with time, place and people around me. Like philately when I was in 6th grade. Or, flying kite when I was 8yrs old. Or, playing Chess when I had exams just round the corner. Or, researching on topics ranging from 'Programming' to 'Sex in Religion' to 'Effects of New Economic Policy vis-a-vis Gender Profile in India', et al. My all-time-favourite interests inlcude Philosophy, reading, Adda (its a bengali word) and travelling.

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Reviewed Crafts Museum - Delhi

"Never Visit a Museum". Or, should you?

Jul 10, 2007 09:28 PM | 9568 Views

"Avoid Museums. If you are in a city, isnt it far more interesting to go in search of the present than the past?" suggests Paulo Coelho in Like a Flowing River ...read more

Reviewed Panasonic A500

Smart, Sexy yet low-cost

Jun 16, 2005 04:54 PM | 3196 Views

(Updated Jun 16, 2005 04:54 PM)

What do u expect from a cellphone, apart from doing the talking, that is? Messaging, downloading ringtones, and of course the odd missed calls? I never wanted t...read more

Reviewed Interpreter Of Maladies - Jhumpa Lahiri

Nostalgia put in words

Jun 13, 2005 07:56 PM | 5865 Views

(Updated Jun 13, 2005 07:56 PM)

Kudos to Mr... Donno his name. But yes, he speaks English. He calls himself a 'Friend osf students' and sells books at Nehru Place, New Delhi at throwaway price...read more

Reviewed Mr & Mrs Iyer

Not a regular Bollywood Fare

Jun 10, 2005 05:14 PM | 4854 Views

(Updated Jun 10, 2005 05:14 PM)

Guess what. I have watched the movie just now in my computer since I didnt do what I was supposed to in friday noon, and so, was feeling like killing time. That...read more

Reviewed Eleven Minutes - Paulo Coelho

Sacred Sex

Jun 03, 2005 02:43 PM | 2857 Views

(Updated Jun 03, 2005 02:43 PM)

Paulo Coelho's The Alchemist is one of the most effective yet simplistic books I have ever come across. Lets see whether he lives upto my expectations in his ne...read more

Reviewed God Of Small Things, The - Arundhati Roy

Story of Twin Eggs

Jun 02, 2005 10:08 PM | 1724 Views

(Updated Jun 02, 2005 10:10 PM)

The novel revolves around the family tree of a Syrian Christian family in Ayemenem,Kerela. A family of variety of shades of characters. Reverend Ipe, the Blesse...read more

Reviewed The Naga Warriors 2 - Akshat Gupta

A Riveting Sequel That Deepens the Mythos

By: surabhi19 May 23, 2025 06:15 PM | 930 Views

I would agree this wasn't a long read, yet I took my sweet and slow time to devour The Naga Warriors 2 within the week, and I found myself reflecting upon the p...read more