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Bhopal Gas Tragedy- Aftermath. India is developing, GDP is growing rapidly, we have a great PM (on paper atleast), a Gandhi parivar (Huh!), companies targeting bottom of the pyramid, rising incomes and what not. But we also have a pitiful Bhopal Gas Tragedy verdict. Warren Anderson lives a luxurious life in the Hamptons while the victims hopelessly search for a day where sun will shine on justice through the clouds of money that mercilessly blind the souls of the patrons of justice. The 7 former employees of the Union Carbide subsidiary, convicted of causing death by negligence and each sentenced to two years imprisonment were released on bail with a fine of Rs.1 lakh. Wow!  Warren Anderson was escorted on a government plane. What ay country. Huh! When the oil cleaning operations of deepwater horizon spill were going on, reports of ill effects of hydrocarbon fumes caused these operations to be ceased within 24 hours. Moreover safety masks were given to all those involved in clean

Is facebook helping us ? Some profound doubts came to my mind while I was discussing about the "power" of facebook and twitter with a colleague. This is specifically with regard to our frequency of status updates, wall posts and group activity on facebook. When I "rationally" look into my facebook activity certain questions come up. Is Facebook taking too much of my time ? Is it diverting my attention from major issues concerning my career ? Is it a place to show off my creativity of status updates ? Is it a place to share good links I found on web ? Is it a place to see what "others" are doing ? Is it a place to display my ego ? Every time I log on to the internet and green-on my name, I must be spending upto 5-10 mins on the light-blue web of facebook per session. Now multiply this by approximately 5 (The no: of times I visit facebook daily). My simple analysis gives me a figure of approximately 6.2 days spent on facebook by a person like me eve

Life is short, but sometimes it seems to drag on... I watch TV, movies or randomly surf the internet reading blogs and other stuff ;) to kill boredom. The thing common in all these three activities is that I eat (rather hog) while I am doing them. Killing boredom means eating more, and more of junk like chips, pizzas, burgers and the lubricating coke. I certainly would not exercise to kill boredom.And this is how it all begins Stage 1 : We get bored. It could be because we worked faster than we thought or didn't feel like working at all. Stage 2 : We think of constructive ways to kill boredom Stage 3 : We fail at the second stage and switch on the TV and after a lot of lazy effort get the chips and coke along. Stage 4 : We succeed at stage 3 and watch a lot of TV, surf unnecessary websites and do a lot of other rubbish things. Stage 5 : The realization that its time we get out of it. Stage 6 : And when we get out of it, the realization that boredom was actually good. Stage 7 :