by Sharique on April 26, 2007

Why not? They share their hair styles in common. Sanjaya is now a star in US, well as far as Indians are concerned. Girls die to get their hands on his hair. He was invited at the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner as a People Magazine guest where he met President George W. Bush. And above all he is just 17!
PS: No disrespect intended at Mr. Kalam btw. I hope he is re-elected because of his charismatic and pragmatic personality. I am all for our man of science, after all science rules 
by Sharique on April 4, 2007
This is how the BJP’s manifesto in UP reads
1. “Surya namaskar” and Vande Mataram would be made compulsory in all schools, and yoga education mandatory for students.
Yes Vande Mataram should be recited morning and evening. The wording circulate breathing (you breath in when you recite Vande and you breath out when you recite Mataram). But utmost care should be taken while the sacred hymn is being recited as I am told by one of my friend that if this breathing in and breathing out becomes uncontrollable then one can choke to death. But I am sure BJP will recruit an Yoga expert and medical care center in every school.
Continue reading(575 words, 1 image, estimated 2:18 mins reading time)
by Sharique on March 17, 2007
Rarely does a President of a country reply to emails but Ahmedijad is an exception. He maintains a weblog and also regularly updates it.
Continue reading(227 words, 1 image, estimated 54 secs reading time)
by Sharique on March 17, 2007
Maulana Tauqeer Raza Khan recently announced a reward of Rs. 5 lakhs to anyone who beheads the great Bangladeshi symbol of feminism, Ms. Tasmila Nasreen.
AIMPB (Jadeed) president Maulana Tauqeer Raza Khan said the Centre was deliberately hurting sentiments of Muslims by not banning her entry to the country.
Addressing the board’s annual meeting at Bareilly, he said the reward announcement will become operational if New Delhi does not restrict her entry into the country.
Continue reading(557 words, 1 image, estimated 2:14 mins reading time)
by Sharique on March 12, 2007
People cannot jokes the way it should be taken because everyone of us are not sardars!
A Sardar joke is just that — a joke You will find more Sardars in jokes than in the entire state of Punjab — or so goes a Sardar joke.
And a very good one at that! There are very few communities in the world that have the courage to laugh at themselves. The Sikh community is one of them. It is not easy to laugh at oneself and also share the same joke the next instant — it is the result of self-realisation.
Continue reading(418 words, 1 image, estimated 1:40 mins reading time)