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Tuesday, January 12, 2010

The Year of Biodiversity

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(shot on clear Tuesday morning Ooty)



Ah yes another year has began now, the staidness of the moments felt by me around me stringed to tabulated numerical significance, conniving to make years out of seconds in no time, making me wonder why sandwich something in between two numerical units and then exhilarate or exonerate, again set out to prophesies for the next set of units – for god sake can the Time be set to infinity?              

The 2009 scenarios, has seen it all the recession the diving markets, the ever increasing political buffoonery, the climate imbroglio, the pandemic turmoil’s, the natural vagaries & what nots. It was uncertainties all the way with lil or nothin to cheer about. Having seen the back of 2009 for good The Twenty Ten should be all but optimistic to the resolute human self. This world at large expects that this optimism reflects all that we have learnt over the past years, thus to prudently engage in balanced, sustainable development actions & polices. 








UN has dedicated 2010 as the YEAR OF BIO DIVERSITY.  Though Biodiversity as a word has become a cliché, the underlying imperativeness has much larger paradigm to it,
Its more like mimicking or reinventing the nature in simple term.

 At the global arena the nature itself has enacted a preview for last couple of year – of the devastating depressions of Indian Oceans, the freak cold wave clamp downs in China and across Europe and hodunit hurricanes on Uncle Sam’s land, Still the leaders of the capital world are euphemistically passing the buck. We have to graduate from giving mere lip service to realize that human race to thrive needs to coexist. So millipede is as important as Microsoft to US.  

WISHES ONE ALL A HAPPY TWENTY TEN.



Tuesday, November 27, 2007


If mesmerized can mean anything better?





precisely why it doesn't stop charming
people from across the globe.
It is Ooty though and not the Ootacamund
that we grew up to, but it is still dearer to
us. It is said that John Sullivan
(founder of modern Ooty) first viewed
Ootacamund from around this place and
fell in love with it and the rest
is.....................



(shot taken from Gorishola)

wander aRound

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