About me

I was tagged by Sree to write 8 facts about my self. This tag took my 2 hours, but time is not a matter, when doing this tag for my dears to know about me.

These are the rules

1. Each player starts with 8 random facts/habits about themselves.

2. People who are tagged, write a blog post about their own 8 random things, and post these rules.

3. At the end of your post you need to tag 8 people and include their names. Don’t forget to leave them a comment and tell them they’re tagged, and to read your blog.

(Who found this 4th rule? It’s childish)
4. If you fail to do this within eight hours, you will not reach Third Series or attain your most precious goals for at least two more lifetimes.

Here starts the tag

1. I am a parent’s kid, I can’t live a day also with out them. Except breathing, thinking, reading like other simple things, motion in life is unimagined without them. Nowadays our life is becoming worse that always makes disturbance in the serene life.

2. I avoid the love that comes in any expectation, except my love and when I realize I have deceit by the love to get over their work, I feel down. If it was painful in life physically, I won't be repent that much, when the pain was in heart I could not bear that. Whatever u wants can take from me, but never fool me with the fallacy words. I feel that thinks can’t be equalizing before humans and their love.

3. I look for perfect in everything. I know our life was not perfect always; we do mistakes sometimes without our ignorance. If the mistake was within us it will affect our self only, when we make mistake or contempt on others we can’t realize what loss it made for them. I wanted to be perfect and responsible for whatever whoever entrust to me.

4. I won’t give much importance to hide myself behind the cosmetic and swank. Using powder to face is something uncommon, may be always being inside house I haven’t give humble. I wanted to be simple and as well as smart looking.

5. When I was not giving important to the above one, am I going to have wishes on gold ornaments? I am deep away from the gold, their were times I wore rings, chains… after come across peoples who are more enthusiastic on gold, where humans were treat as second for the sake of gold, I said good buy to it.

6. Stop is what I would tell, if someone talks to me about the religion, caste or even god. This is something what I want to get away, but it comes my way usually. Asking the religious and caste is coming from our birth to death; when bharathi wrote “there is no caste, child, telling by depressing and raising is sin” were the schools that teach this itself asking the caste, then how can we come out of this. But I think now days it was separated as classes.

7. God is who I haven’t pray before him for last few years. I belief on god or not is my personal, but I respect others hope on god. I don’t refuse to accept the whished they bring from god, and I pray through my heart that there wishes must be exist. Many wonder am I that child, who hold hand to pray where ever the visible of lord ganesh. I have no problem in visit temples by joining with others, and I like the pleasant in the temple that has silence and fewer crowds.

8. I love more the culture and tradition of India and wish to explore as much I can. I have interest of knowing the historical of every culture and their tradition of this world. I am a rural enthusiastic, I don’t want to miss the celebrations that hold with traditional art of ours, but I couldn’t get an opportunity like that.

Ya ya ya….. I did the tag finally. Hope I give some info about me through this tag. Thanks sree, to make me come over with some of my thoughts

I am passing this to my friends

Keshi
Krystyna
Priya
Nirek
Thooya
Visith
Barbi
Ramya

Thinking Blogger Award!

After praised by thooya as May Star, now I got the thinking blogger award from my dear friend Nirek. Thank you buddy :) Now he has given me a difficult work to give the award to my dears. I am not interested to select particular friends of mine to this award and leaving others, but I can’t leave this chance too. Already Nirek has given this award to some of my buddies, so they must also excuse me… Cool!!

I am very happy to announce the award!

Passion

If there any one unaware of Keshi are really missing a beautiful place in blogging. Her passion of writing makes us admire, she has a style on herself in writing. I look keshi as a special flower, fills with love as its nectar and it distributes the sweetness whoever needs. She entertain us some times with strange that we hesitate to express.

Thinker

Priya is a best thinker. Her posts are thoughtful and she doesn’t stop with pensive, she also encourages us to think on that. Her blog carries the importance to our lives. What I most like in her is the thoughts she write for the pics. She writes the mind of love through her beautiful poems.

Reflections of Mind

Balaji, He is reflections of his memories! His best are the words… the response he show towards the society are so friendly. He loves what he does, the train journey is what he likes and by his wish the opportunity comes to him in weekends. He is a charming photographer, the pictures catches my attention always and it hold on my desktop for long time. Recently he brought to lights his cartoons, some arts of live people.

His experiance

Kavi never forget to share his experience. He travel lot and comes with photos to narrate. Actually he is a brother like to balaji to care on society. He worries about the dull side of people and come forward to clean his own surrounding (by removing the garbage’s around his flat with his neighbors).

Proud

Ponniyin Selvan, The real author of this blog is Karthik, but the current writer is karthik’s mother. This mother carrying her son in the heart. As soon he passes in the way, he went permanently to stay in her heart that here no one can take him from her. Karthik is a lucky brother; to become a student of Dr. Abdul Kalam. Karthik was offered to a big job in US, but he refuses it to join, as he doesn’t like to leave his mother. Tell, he is a proud full son or not to this great mother!! Hats off to Karthik.

My wishes to you all dears… Hope we all be together forever with Love.

Egg mania

My grandma (mom’s aunty) who was a teacher in government school has a funniest to tell. It was said to be the birthday of Kamaraj on Sunday, as per the government order of introducing 3 eggs for the children in the healthy food scheme instead of two eggs. But what is funny in this u can ask? It’s the understanding of children. Students understood mistakenly the announcement of giving three eggs hereafter from the presence of Kamaraj’s B’day was that they will get three eggs on that day. So after finishing there lunch with a egg, they still stayed in the hall and waiting for the other two eggs. With the interest disorder a group of students comes to my grandma and asked when they will give two eggs… she was laughing by telling this. Then she explained them that the three eggs will be distributed on three day of the week, the Monday, Wednesday and Thursday.

Summer chillness

kaakaa
Originally uploaded by Jeevan Kumar

Soothing one day
drizzling sky
earth without leaving humidity
makes chilling the kodai day
that took away to kodai

without giving disturbance
left to breathing this weather
and to leaving way to feel adore
my wishes to the resistance

flying black caw are
beauty then in the whiteness sky
where the brightness green leaves
hides these days, as newly born
after become wet in the rain

#Kodai - Summer season
#Kodai - A cool hill station
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These days we Chennai ties have monsoon climate in evenings of the summer. We never miss to enjoy this delightful evenings, especially last week we received plenty of drops. This rain brought the little excitement and along with the trouble making mosquitoes. If I was not able to take my evening rides (on the wheels), at least I was made a day going on the chill wind and drizzling sky, before it starts to bluster heavily.

##that crow on the sky was drew by me, its not a real crow:

Kingmaker Kamaraj Birthday

"Face the problem. Don't evade it. Find a solution, however small. People will be satisfied if you do something." - By the Great Leader of an integrity and simplicity Kamaraj to his government, were his rule was considered as a Golden Times of Tamil Nadu.

Kamaraj who born on 15 July, 1903, in Virudhunagar of Tamil Nadu, form a trading family, was lived as integrity and simple himself. He was a drop out from school, but a great genius who realized the important of education, has educated himself during his imprisonment in freedom struggle. Being interested in politics, he skips his job in his uncle’s cloth shop and attends public meetings, but his relatives disappointed in his interest and send to Thiruvananthapuram to timer shop.

At the age of 16, as a full-time Congress worker, he also participated in the march to Vedaranyam as part of the Salt Satyagraha. Kamaraj was arrested when he was 27 and sent to Jail in Calcutta for two years. Kamaraj was arrested again for two times and sent to Vellore Central Prison while he was on his way to Wardha to get Gandhiji's approval for a list of satyagrahis and sentenced to three years in the Amaravathi prison for spreading propaganda material for the Quit India movement initiated by Gandhiji. Who can do than our Kamaraj who went straight to the Municipality and tendered his resignation from his post of Municipal Council of Madurai to felt that one should not accept any post to which one could not do full justice.

Kamaraj's political guru and inspiration was S. Satyamurti, orator and parliamentarian. Both developed a deep friendship and complemented each others' skills. In 1936, Satyamurti was elected President of the Provincial Congress Committee and he appointed Kamaraj the General Secretary. After becoming a Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu his most important aim was on the education that he didn’t got. So he removed the family vocation based Hereditary Education Policy and reopened the 6000 schools closed by previous government for financial reasons and also added 12000 more schools. The State made immense strides in education and trade. New schools were opened, so that poor rural students were to walk no more than 3 miles to their nearest school; Better facilities were added to existing ones; No village remained without a primary school and no panchayat without a high school. Kamaraj strove to eradicate illiteracy by introducing free and compulsory education up to the eleventh standard and also introduced the Mid-day Meal Scheme to provide at least one meal per day to the millions of poor school children at the first time in the whole world. He introduced free school uniforms to weed out caste, creed and class distinctions among young minds.

Kamaraj remained Chief Minister for three consecutive terms. On October 2, 1963, he resigned from the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Post and proposed that all senior Congress leaders should resign form their posts and devote all their energy to the re-vitalization of the Congress. He also suggested to Nehru that senior Congress leaders should leave ministerial posts to take up organizational work to be known as Kamaraj Plan, which was designed primarily to dispel from the minds of Congressmen the lure for power, creating in its place a dedicated attachment to the objectives and policies of the organisation. Well impressed by the achievements and acumen of Kamraj, Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru felt that his services were needed more at the national level. In a swift move he brought Kamaraj to Delhi as the President of the Indian National Congress.

Becoming a 'Congress President' and successfully navigated the party and the nation through the stormy years following Nehru's death. Kamaraj’s political maturity came in full view when Nehru died in 1964. How he settled the succession issue for the Prime Ministership was amply proved by his choice of Lal Bahadur Shastri and Indira Gandhi in succession. On October 2, 1975, Gandhi Jayanti day, Kamaraj awoke from his afternoon nap feeling uneasyand the next morning he left this world in his sleep. He was honored with the highest civilian honour, the 'Bharat Ratna' posthumously in 1976.