Saturday, May 22, 2010

Cheats in the Name of Website designing

Web has become an integral part of our life. We are all educated, but are being cheated by people who claim themselves to be educated. They do not have any ethics. Through this small note, I will like to stress on few very important steps one must follow before getting entraped in the clutches of these cheats.

Thursday, May 20, 2010

High Achiever

Entrepreneurs, doctors, writers, managers ... people in every walk of their life are achieving the best. Some do it with ease, while others have to struggle.

You would wonder, which is the best way. I would prefer the second.

Why ?

I learn more and it gives me strength to do even better. I love challenges. At the age of 64, I am full of ideas. The problem is physical strength. The capacity to retain. At this juncture of my life, I feel, I could have done better. Anyway, I feel I will be able to do some innovative creation. It's Ganapati, who shows me the path.

Wednesday, February 18, 2004

Reflecting Differently

Essays on Anglo-Indian Literature
Prof. Sujit Bose
The subject matter of Essays on Anglo-Indian Literature is concerned with what the English people in colonial India saw around them in this country. In this sense the book contains both literary criticism and also historical investigation. There is in this book, among others, the placing of the development of Anglo-Indian prose and poetry in the chronology of history. The historical-critical presentation of the development of Anglo-Indian prose starts in the seventeenth century and is traced upto the concluding years of nineteenth century Anglo-India. The presentation of the aforesaid development is carried out not only from the point of view of the nature of the themes, but also from the point of view of the changes in the style in which they were written. The majority of the works in prose that were produced during this period show an abiding interest in the various aspects of the; life, literature, philosophy, languages, history and such others, of India. These are those that justify the historical-critical investigation that is contained is the chapter on the development of Anglo-Indian prose.