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You may well ask- how? Well, before you launch your face(book) stuff, you need to clear it from about ten different members of this ship. The most beneficial are those like censorship- these are ships that stop a thousand launches (reversing the Cleopatra paradigm). The Star'ship' Enterprise too, went where no man has gone before (some people joked, like to the women's loo).ДЄnyway, let's get back to some mundane earthly ships, rather than take starry flights into celestial territory. On a serious note, before we get hilarious (or delirious), Neil Armstrong died yesterday, the guy whose moonwalk was a giant step for mankind. So this is a historic analysis of various ships and their contribution to mankind. Where would we be without consumerism, and burgers? Dosas are just not enough to drive a giga-trillion dollar world economy. But one cannot deny that in the history of mankind, ships have played a major role- losing their way to the Americas and starting the Wal-Mart and McDonald's revolution, so integral to the progress of mankind. People mistakenly thought that 'size matters' in all matters related to ships, until the Titanic sank. But I cannot even begin to understand what the rest of them do. Maybe the ipods (or their local counterparts) are a solace to some of them, if they are interested in music. If we count this population as a percentage, it might be substantial. They can't go anywhere, in case they are needed. Imagine having to sit and wait for hours.

Or re-arrange the inventory, or clean the shelves.Дrivers is another category: their lives must be boring as hell, when they are not driving. Maybe in the newer organised retail stores, they stand rather than sit. These guys are sitting around all day, except when a customer/visitor disturbs them. Single shop owners in a mom and pop store, restaurant cashiers, chowkidars (watchmen or 'security' as they are mistakenly addressed), and so on. And that might well be what they are supposed to do, in some cases at least. That a lot of people are just sitting around the whole day, doing almost nothing.

I suddenly had a thunder and lightning revelation. Ayushman Khurana as the typical nice Punjabi boy next door, and Yami Gautam (she's yummy- can't resist the cliched word) as the Bangalan whose dad can't think beyond Chittaranjan Park ( I live in CR Park!), add a lot to the film's charm, as do Annu Kapoor as the doc, and all other bit players- the Bong dad, the Panju mom and grandmom who disagree with each other on almost everything, are heart-warming in their simplicity (or the lack of it in the wedding ceremony).ДЄ must watch, and kudos to Shoojit Sircar for directing it, the lady who wrote it for the story, and John Abraham for producing (and not acting) in it. Had Shah Rukh and Kareena been in it, it may have depreciated the value of this film. The lead actors are fresh and unstarry, and that helps a lot. But it is in the mould of the Basu Chatterji movies in terms of its handling of characters, story-telling, etc. The way it handles the subject of sperm donation interwoven into a story of two love-hit souls is itself great. Great idea, I would say.ДЄn endearing film. True innovation, in the way courses are offered in different streams, and students grow up as a complete person, rather than as an engineer or doctor. Indira Parikh, former IIMA professor, to help him as the Dean to implement his ideas.

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But his philosophy of how to combine music and mathematics in the same school on the lines of similar institutions in the West struck a lot of chords. He is also a builder, and has built some real estate including a golf course around the school. He explained 'Dil se' (from his heart, literally) the reasons and reasoning that went into founding the 4 year degree program-offering institution. The best presentation was by the founder of FLAME, a liberal arts school in Pune, Parag Shah. Many new business ideas were apparent from various sponsors of the seminar. I also ran into an IIMB alum from three batches after mine. The turnout at the seminar was good, ranging from the ex-chairman of UGC, to a lot of Vice Chancellors, of private and public universities. The food was excellent- they had an Italian-Spanish mix of some yummy stuff the names of which I can't begin to remember. Why Westin went east into this place is a question, but having got there, they have managed well. Anyway, the venue was the Westin at Sohna. Not sure if that's a good thing or bad thing. from Gurgaon is reported to be another Gurgaon in the making. It was organised (very well) by a media company called nine dot nine floated by the erstwhile Dean of ISB, Pramath Sinha, and his team.

I attended a seminar on higher education at an upcoming Haryanvi town of Sohna, beyond Gurgaon yesterday.

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