Surviving delirium of boredom!

21 Tuesday May 2013

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Caricature of boredom.

Boredom is most popular word. Everybody is bored at all the times. It appears that we need to understand what exactly is this ‘boredom’. Is it an emotion or sensation or need or desire or what?
There is one constant about human mind, it can not stand still. It is always churning on its own till it gets tired when it comes out of one loop of thought and goes into another loop of thought. Between two loops, the moment of pause is boredom. At that time craving for activity or occupancy of mind is boredom.
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Quickest breakfast: Garlic bread

19 Sunday May 2013

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This is a recipe for quickest breakfast which is light and spicy as well. See picture:

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Recipe:
Two or more slices of garlic bread or any French bread with thick slices. Apply cheese spread (or any kind of dairy cheese except Indian country cheese called paneer) and leave a small scoop in the middle to melt and spread. If bread is not garlic and we want that flavour, we may add a drop of garlic juice/paste/pulp to cheese. Heat in oven for 5-10 minutes. Be careful to look for golden color. Take out and sprinkle organo, black/red pepper as per taste. It is ready. A departure from toast yet not the quite.

Advocates Act, 1961 with Professional Ethics: Kindle Book

17 Friday May 2013

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Advocates Act, 1961 with Professional Ethics: Kindle Book, available at reduced price.

Law governing legal profession in India.

Advocates Act, 1961 governs the legal profession in India. According to it there are two classes of lawyers entitled to practice law in India i.e. advocates and Senior Advocates. The Act has provisions for entry into profession as well as discipline and exit from profession. All the three aspects are looked after by the Bar Councils created under the Act which is a body of lawyers themselves. Bar Council also frames the Code of Conduct and Rules of Professional Ethics to be followed by every practicing lawyer. This book contains a specific chapter on Professional Ethics covering material from all over the Globe.

Kindle book available at the price of Bare Act.

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Information Technology Act, 2000 for free.

14 Tuesday May 2013

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Get it for free: Only for 5 days.

Information Technology Act, 2000.

A legal commentary on the provisions of Information Technology Act, 2000 as enacted by the Parliament of India. This statute primarily governs the law relating to Internet, Digital Communication and other such matters. This statute covers variety of new legal rights and liabilities apart from creating various authorities for enforcement of new rights and liabilities. Certain acts have been defined as offenses which are punishable with fine or imprisonment. This book, apart from the original enacted provisions of the statute also contains legal commentary on virtually every provision to assist the legal implications of each provision. Commentary also contains reference to existing case-law on the subject without confining itself to the courts of India and incorporating judicial precedents from all over the world. This is a 2006 edition (i.e. First Edition) of the book.

Kindle book available for free between May 17, 2013 to May 21, 2013.

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Blogging: writing from abyss.

12 Sunday May 2013

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Warm weather is now hot during the day, successfully scaling above 100f. A rather unusually brief drizzle of rain brought some respite, yesterday night but day promises to return with same menace. Few tiny clouds in the sky are hardly enough for optimism. Like clouds words are few. Too few to write or to post in blog. That rain of words which used to drench is a distant memory.
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My favourite songs from Elton John

09 Thursday May 2013

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Elton John has a distinct voice which needs no introduction. Here are some of the numbers I keep repeating once every few months. These are you tube copies of live shows. For most original sound track is more preferred. The order of arrangement is purely serendipitious:

Good-bye Norma Jeans

This video also depicts how lonely it is to be among the crowd.

Sorry seems to be the hardest word

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Wandering thoughts!

07 Tuesday May 2013

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Some day at 4.30 AM.
Thoughts wander over sublime ocean of silence beneath which are buried all the answers. Hovering but with inability to penetrate the silence. Such a conflict. Does this conflict produce the energy which sustain the existence or this conflict is the cause of misery produced by our stubbornness to cling to past. Stubbornness which forces us to read what is not written. Continue reading »

Corruption and bribery!

04 Saturday May 2013

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Rupee-INR-Gandhi-1000-currency-noteThere were many news headlines. First a Minister’s nephew was caught taking bribe to favor a Government Servant with his promotion. Secondly house of a Major General was being searched due to corruption charges. Everyday there is a headline about one of the cases the Supreme Court of India is groping with, regarding corruption and its improper prosecution. A building fell in Bangladesh due to greed of a corrupt Engineer killing 506 people and head count continues. Yesterday I had an old case, one of the High Court judges who tried that case once, is presently being prosecuted for corruption, that too because he foolishly resigned, otherwise he was immune. Rumours in Bar room as to how a particular judge can be influenced by bribe through his book seller and another through his ex partner or another through his son, left me to wonder what was happening. Actually it is a reflection of human race as such. We are only cheating ourselves. What happens if a corrupt person falls sick and gets a corrupt/dishonest doctor who instead of treating him/her, makes sure that these people remain in hospital? Continue reading »

Legal Joke: Conception and Delivery!

03 Friday May 2013

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It was a long time ago, a friend narrated this joke to me by naming real characters i.e. the name of judge and the name of lawyer. The judge was humorous. Therefore it is possible that this may be real joke or real life PJ, but I am not sure. However the joke is hilarious.
Judgments of the court are pronounced in open court. Some time dictated in open court as well. Some time rather often, judges hear the arguments and reserve the judgment and ‘deliver’ the judgment on a later date. Continue reading »

The quest for truth and enlightenment.

01 Wednesday May 2013

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The truth about everything!

white-flower-20130402x640At certain stage of life or due to certain problems in life, like sour relationships, death, illness, poverty, loss of child or near one or an abysmal feeling of being mortal that too for a short period of time; brings us to a question as to what is the truth of life or in life. Of course those who do not travel beyond two dimensions in their thought, ponder for a lesser period of time and get back to their routine. Others also get back to routine sooner or later but the thought hounds: Have we missed something in life? Were we supposed to perform better? Worse is this thought: Is there God? Did we do something wrong or sinned? or Why this happened to me? Why do I have to be ill? Why should I die? Why can’t I live forever? When such thoughts become persistent it affects the equilibrium of mind. Different reactions take place in different people.
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