A unique experiment called “The Wallet Experiment” by Reader’s Digest in 16 cities across the world revealed that Mumbai is the second most honest city in the world after Helsinki in Finland. Do you agree with the result? Write an article in the Life in a Metro Channel to express...
Read MoreWith eight breathtaking seasons, who would have anticipated the end to be like this? After the Trinity Killer, the fans were all prepared for an offensive end. But that certainly did not include Debra being killed (even if it was mercy killing), and that too by Dexter himself. It was...
Read MoreHi All, It’s my first article for PG….I am not really sure whether I am sharing it on right place or not (in an anecdote from my life)..Please go through it patiently and do tell me your important view on it. It’s time to discuss the title of the post...
Read MoreI wonder why some people cannot be so unique and simple. If I were god, I would make my enemies to feel how I live my life, unlike them Maybe that will help ’em to GROW UP ! When thinking about my enemies,who stab about me and who don’t like...
Read MoreThe word ‘nonsense’ acquired a whole new meaning when Rahul Gandhi used it to describe the ordinance seeking to save convicted legislators from disqualification. Nonsense, which is generally used in more harmless situations was suddenly the most evocative word in town (read country). This is what Rahul Gandhi said: “I’ll...
Read MoreWhen you judge others, you do not define them, you define yourself – Earl Nightingale How do we judge a person to be good or bad? Or do we simply agree with the most popular of the cliches, “Everyone has some good and bad in them.” How do we judge...
Read MoreLife is well clichéd a journey. More so, a long road where you go on walking, meeting new people every now and then. You meet some who had been moving too fast and when they meet you on this road they slow down. Tired of their speed, they need to...
Read MoreCurrently, there is a large gap between the demand and availability of trained managerial resources with adequate knowledge and specialization in infrastructure management and the gap will widen significantly in future. According to a joint report by Project Management Institute (PMI) and global consultants KPMG, there will be a shortage...
Read MoreRead the first Part first here …And I ran along with a secular nation of fat Punjabi boys, pretty Gujarati Aunties, rare white chicks and honestly, I was leading the chart by a fair margin. Suddenly, there were 2 routes before me and I did not know the route. I...
Read Morethere’s lot of hue and cry about the national food security bill or in other parlance can be said as ‘right to food’. the question is of efficacy related to such a law being brought to forefront when Indian economy is in shambles. There is no doubt that a country...
Read MoreBeing a serious writer of non serious issues, this has been playing in my mind since long.I find my fellow people fascinating when they ride high on a particular kind emotion on which an entire industry of our survives.This very emotion is LOVE and everyone(at least in India)knows how Bollywood...
Read MoreBeing an entrepreneur opens the door for unlimited possibilities. Every day offers the promise of new challenges, new opportunities and new creativity. “Do what you love to do” and it is all what is required to be a successful entrepreneur. It may sound very simple, but it’s easier said than...
Read MoreBureaucratic hurdles are not unheard of in India but when they derail academic plans, it becomes a matter of concern. Contrary to popular perception and as being commonly believed by all, the Common Management Test (CMAT) is not being held abroad. The Ministry of External Affair is apparently sill sitting...
Read MoreHaving stayed in Cuttack to complete my schooling up to the seventh standard & having to return to Bhubaneswar to do my graduation in B.tech, I have got to know these two cities or twin cities as they are called, quite well. Having spent a major part of my life...
Read MoreAs this is supposed to be the concluding part of the story. I will try to get to the point pretty quickly. As I mentioned earlier that I failed in my last 2 attempts at CAT, still I was ashamed to call myself as quitter. I had the persistence of...
Read MoreThe world around us is changing everyday and there is lots to ponder about. If you really care about the things that matter, why not let the world know? So, here are ten ideas to get you started this week: 1. In news that’s just come in, petrol prices have...
Read MoreHow I miss those Blue Line bus conductors screaming their lungs out and hitting the bus with their hands in the quest to get the passengers. They never bothered where you wanted to go but they always dropped you somewhere close to your destination. I don’t know where those buses...
Read MoreMost of us (MBA aspirants) dream of making a place for our self in the awe inspiring, money bleeding and often considered (unfairly) to be as cold as ice, corporate world. Suits (It’s not a movie but couldn’t find a TV Series Channel) is a lens that arguably provides a...
Read MoreAbout two weeks ago, I had been to my dear friend Billu Uncle’s place to offer my greetings on the occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi. Billu uncle was busy clearing up all paraphernalia from the mandap preparation activities while his wife Sanju (Aunty) was occupied in the kitchen cooking delicacies. As...
Read MoreThe time for a hard decision has come. It’s now or never! Last year, when the government decided to hike the fuel price by Rs 5, one of its important allies deserted it in the name of the common man. Politicians started appearing on national television saying “Yeh Aam Aadmi...
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