Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Monday, December 1, 2008
Saturday, March 29, 2008
Truth
This life is neither real nor absolute. We refine ourselves, iteration after iteration, till we are convinced we converged. The achievement gives us a meaning, though it is only a simulation of an empirical code. The Truth is elsewhere. The very fact that we exist is proof that we haven’t found Truth and the very fact the Truth exists means we are all unreal.
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
My Two Lives
Recently I was watching a cricket match from the past on YouTube. As I relived those classic moments (India defeated Pakistan), memories came hurling at me. I remember how I used to run home after school to watch the TV when some match was on. The fact that only bits of info—we would get scores during our lunch break either by sneaking out to the nearest store that had a TV set or via friends whose home were walking distance from school—were available before you got home finally was something of a thrill. My life has always been identified by cricket moments (I know it sounds dull and pathetic, but that’s me!). It’s ironic that I be a water resources man. The rain keeps me in business while I would do anything to prevent it as a cricket fan and amateur cricketer. This new match, Rain vs. Cricket, presents something similar to an expatriate’s dilemma in choosing to support his team.
Sunday, July 1, 2007
Like Anything Else
Monday, June 18, 2007
The Grand Anicut

Friday, May 4, 2007
World Water Day
Today is World Water Day. Even as I write there are a billion people without access to clean water. Lucky are we.

