Monthly Archives: May 2008

Of Rimcollians and Get-togethers

By Aditya | Published: May 25, 2008
Hah! this month has been amazing. Not only am I not working as I generally do, but I’m also spending a lot of time with Rimcollians (that’s a term used to refer to alumni from my school, RIMC). Why, just yesterday seven of us met up at INS Hamla and I must say that lots [...]
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Idol and the Goliath Battle

By Aditya | Published: May 22, 2008
I’m not much of an American Idol fan. But out of sheer boredom yesterday I decided to watch the grand finale between the David’s and I must say I was in awe the moment I heard David Archuleta singing “Don’t let the sun go down on me”. That guy easily knocked down his opponent David [...]
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Working against the System

By Aditya | Published: May 15, 2008
I got my semester results yesterday and I must say i ‘expected’ some of those grades. In fact, I understood what it means to go against the system. Actually it was this Teacher in Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) that ‘literally screwed’ my grades. It was a 6 credit course and the highest there is. Well, [...]
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NHRC – NPPTI – Complaint from the ND – Nandigram, West Bengal

By Aditya | Published: May 11, 2008
To The Chairman National Human Rights Commission Faridkot House, Coparnicus Marg New Delhi- Hon’ble Sir, Ahead of Panchayat polls on Sunday i.e.11/5/2008 the ruling party sponsored goons continued unhindered violence in Nandigram in spite of assurance by all political parties in a meeting with Block Development Officer that normalcy would be restored there. Our fact [...]
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Bridging the Great Communal Divide.

By Arun | Published: May 10, 2008
It is not uncommon for us to consistently remind ourselves of the fact that we are one of the most participative democracies in the world. While there might not be serious reservations as to the accuracy of this statement, incidents and exclusionary structures such as the Uthapuram Wall serve as a clarion call to those [...]
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Where’s the food going?

By Aditya | Published: May 4, 2008
Somebody should feed George Bush a morsel of plain rice with red chilli powder. This should act as a substitute for his ordinary diet of beef, pork, potato chips, beacon, bread and numerous sauces. He should know that 200 million people in India still have that as their staple food and 200 million more are [...]
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