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Doctor's den

Posted on Jan 21 2007

The sun was setting outside. The train was moving through the lush-green farmland. Apart from a mot hill here and there, it was plains. I could see through window people outside, busy in farming activity. Few cattle gazed here and there on hinterland

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The doctor who loved me

Posted on Jan 20 2007

Many years passed by... Checking my mail one day, I came across the familiar writing. So many years later it still had potential to touch my heart. I opened the letter with tremulous hand..

1261 Views comments: A very touching story.

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Good story! Great performance!!

Posted on Jan 15 2007

‘Guru’ is something you can call the Director’s special. Seeing it is a memorable experience. In fact, when it ends, you feel like replaying it. No doubt, Mani has created a history. The piece is a vivid treat. I can find a parallel only with Richard

474 Views Tags: A milestone film Abhishek Bachchan Abhishek-Ash Colonial commercial practices Guru Gurukant Gurukant Desai India of 50s India poised Inspiring saga Mainland Indian cinema Mani Mithun

 

R.I.P. - The Great Indian Dream

Posted on Sep 2 2006

It is always like this when you dream. There are people who wake you up to the harsh reality of life. They wake you up to your limitations. Sometimes, they themselves create those limitations and shortcomings to human endeavor. They put barricades wh

790 Views Tags: Indian dream Quotas Reservations Dereserving India

 

Albida to Marital Tolerance and Trust

Posted on Aug 31 2006

Karan Johar’s films are crowded and they are family dramas. But recently he created a history by making Kabhi Albida Na Kahna. This one is not a family film, that is, you can not see it with your kids. Neither, you would like to see it with a spouse

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Jolts for the Grey Matter

Posted on Aug 20 2006

I found myself seated next to the co-passenger, who looked brazen though lean-built. We were aboard the crowded flight bound to Mumbai. I introduced myself to him and looked forward to have a good time. Evaluating me with a soft but analytical gaze, he volunteered his introduction. He was a doctor from AIIMS; a faculty member, in fact. Being in marketing, I keep meeting different people during my endless travels but finding such an elite person from the elite institute seemed a good change..

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About Moles and Holes

Posted on Aug 6 2006

It’s a big house we own. It’s full of diverse people with diverse interests. Not every one of them knows the other. In fact, most of them are scarcely aware of the existence of others. Though, they do know that the house is over-populated. There are layers of people. There are layers of activities, often unrelated with each other. Often similar activities are pursued by these people for utterly different reasons and vastly different ends. But, the house is, perhaps, also full of holes. We strongly believe

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Salutation to Spirit of Mumbaikars

Posted on Jul 15 2006

Last year, in February, I was staying in Mumbai for a conference. It was during then, I wrote a story, “The enigma called life”. The recent incidence of tragic serial blasts in the City, the tragedy and the grief, and the phenomenal spirit of Mumbaik

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FROZEN LIFE, WARM DREAMS: Cryonics and Beyond

Posted on Jun 24 2006

Cryonics is the practice of freezing a body at the moment of clinical death with the aim of enabling eventual resuscitation back to life in the remote future. The cryo-preserved dead bodies are kept indefinitely preserved in a thermos-type container

522 Views Leave a commentTags: Cryonics Cryopreservation Dream of immortality Visions of future life Beyond Survival Extended Life in Cyber Age Winning Over the Death We the Ever Living Immortal Beings

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De-Reserving India

Posted on May 19 2006

What do you do when you are ill? You choose your doctor well. One who is good enough to treat you satisfactorily. All through your life you honor merit. You bow yourself to intellect. What do you do when you have two children who differ in intellec

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The Common Man's Hero is No More

Posted on May 12 2006

The Common Man's Hero is No More: We have lost a political icon who had a mass appeal and was darling of the younger generation.

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Suitable Doctor

Posted on Apr 14 2006

The stories revolve around the wives and loves of doctors, and the call of the profession, and vividly describe social and emotional situations.

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Welcome to the World of Longevity

Posted on Apr 12 2006

Ageing is an enigma. We find people ageing; we ourselves age and grow older. The phenomenon of ageing is universal in the kingdom of living. With time, all living beings age. Yet, we do not understand it. We do not know, why do we age or what makes u

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The Obese-obese World!

Posted on Apr 12 2006

I never knew that the overweight and obesity were so rampant in our country. Then one day, I decided to write this book. I became conscious of obese people around me. I was now finding more of them while seeing my patients, in the neighborhood, in of

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