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Sore to Soar! |
For all the stones that are pelt, does the tree retreat?
PS: Dedicated to the hands that help, hearts that care and lives that endure.
ఆంథ్రానువాదము:
Hi friends...wish to know what Fire fly is? Well... some bright and some dim, yet each of us carry a light within ! For more coffee, stroll along... a warm and light Welcome to Pavan’s web-land.
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Sore to Soar! |
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In my Class 11, the year i moved into Sai's Intensive Care |
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Sign off in style... |
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what's your colour? |
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Shouldn't we be doing more? |
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All I Wanna Say... |
At the outset i have to admit that i am a fan of Roger and the following would elucidate my stand.
For those who watched the final at Roland garros (most likely on TV!), would admit that the return of the king was evident from the word ‘go’. The focus and confidence radiated didn’t need any indicator. This was in contrast to his earlier final appearance, where prejudiced writers coined words like, shadow of the self, mental block, devils of defeat etc. etc. Yes, it was true to some extent as admitted by the icon of Basel but that was not where it ended, for the saga continues.
I am not an ardent follower as the above might suggest but am charmed by his modus operandi – simple, composed, low fanfare and emotionally ceiled. When on court, he means business but not to the extent of being called a ruthless merchant. Very few champions conduct as champions, in my opinion with limited knowledge - Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, Vishy Anand and AR Rahman (i am talking about champions by the way!).
Let me move on to the field of analysis which appears traditionally before conclusion. The world judges us by the victories that we hold but seldom counts on the experience failure rewards us with and truly, what use is the experience that does not result in success. Some great thinker has said, “Wave is my inspiration, not for the fall after the rise but for the rise after every fall ”. So i guess, the lesson is clear.
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too much to answer? |
Aasman hain neela kyoon, paani geela geela kyoon, gool kyoon hain sabi.... this was how Farhan reminded us of our forgotten questioning spirit and take it for granted attitude and true to its import we all hummed the tune lustily. As a student who pledged loyalty to physics, i am caught between the childish zeal which we all would like to have back and the glaring absence of science in our upstairs. Though many eminent voices highlighted this time and again and despite the multitude of prescriptions, the problem still resists eradication. The solution primarily is with the age old magic word...money. It might sound cynical but truth often requires a digestive aid to go down well. Given the Indian scenario and our well knit family tradition and inter dependence, money is essential, barring a few who are too happy to ignore the gift. So, fundamentally the trend of the day is that science is increasingly orphaned for its fancier cousins. For those who continue to toil here, it‘s only the love for greater exploration that drives them. The recent policies though encouraging are not sufficient to dam this outflow. In this day of increasing opportunism and fleeting loyalties more needs to be done to prevent us becoming a nation rich in imported technology. The pessimist inside me mocks at my optimistic garb but i stay strong for now...and the answers are scattering, adhesion and surface tension... for the song of-course!
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II Aano bhadra krtavo yantu vishwatah II |