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8th May 2008 :: Bharat Harish

Bharat Harish - A portrait of Bharat Harish - my nephew in Borivali National park, Mumbai

It seems like yesterday only that I went to the nursing home after his birth. In the evening I had gone to Ashutosh's birthday with Nitesh on his green Bajaj Chetak where a rickshaw puller was agitatted by a wise comment I made. It seems like yesterday but it was 16 years ago. Much has changed in those 16 years, and yet nothing seems to have changed.

7th May 2008 :: There is lot of money to be made. So who is in?

There is lot of money to be made. So who is in? : An image of a glass of water and milk symbolising the philosophy of Hansa and R K Swamy

“The question is not what I will do for a million dollars. The Question is what I won't do for a million dollars...and it scares me that there are not many things in that list” is what Steven—my boss in Australia said when “Who Wants to be a Millionaire” was launched in Australia. Money indeed makes you do a lot of things.

6th May 2008 :: Manu and agarbatti

Manu and agarbatti - An image of Manu holding an incense stick

The images taken with auto setting came out good but the smoke was not looking good due to shutter speed. I took this shot at manual settings. The smoke is still blurred but I guess I the image overall is looking fine. Looking carefully you will see the end of agarbatti or the incense stick is shoved inside a small potato.

5th May 2008 :: Doodh ka doodh, pani ka pani

Doodh ka doodh, pani ka pani - An image of a glass of water and milk symbolising the philosophy of Hansa and R K Swamy

Hans or Hands is the icon of R K SWAMY and other Hansa group of companies. It has the power to separate milk from water and signifies the core values of the Hansa and R K SWAMY which is the ability to:

separate the core from the mass,
the essential from the irrelevant.

In a nutshell this signifies my life at the moment too. The work and leisure has been separated and it is now all work and no leisure. Due to the tight deadlines I didn't have any time to think about anyhing else. No blogging, no visiting other blogs, 300 unread messages in the inbox, no speaking to friends. Nothing but work.