Congrates to Our Team for Wining Cup. They have got much excitement on this occasion and its make some controversy on respect of our National Flag.
Team players did not noticed it. But where were all BCCI officials ? They even did not noticed it. Also they forget that they are responsible for maintaining respect to Flag.
Some of them even shoot photos with team that time still not remember to utter a word to india team members?
Is this BCCI who represent India ? Who dont even see national flag ?
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Sunday, July 1, 2007
A salute again to the Mumbaikar spirit
Thanks for coming up so fast with a help line and rising to the occasion.
Most of the people have were at home and at some places things are as normal as can be.
Monsoon rain is one of the main factors that are having a great impact in Mumbai. It's always said that too much anything is poison. In the same way you can ask any Mumbaikar about 26/7 !! (y only 9/11 or 7/13). At least average two people in a family would have suffered by this rain (if u r strong in maths just calculate how many would that come to!!). According to meteorological department officials, Mumbai has received around 395 mm of rain since Saturday morning. The MeT department has predicted heavy rains for the next couple of days.
Police saved life people
Policemen from Dahisar police station saved six people stranded in the water at Ghartanpada.
Power got failure again in suburbs
Reliance Energy and BEST, providers of power in the city and suburbs, cut supply in various places particularly low-lying ones, as a precaution.
Reliance Energy cut off the power supply in various suburb places of Mumbai such as Kurar village, Bnagur Nagar, Goregaon, Samata Nagar, Charkop, Borivali (E), Veera Desai Road, Andheri, Four Bunglows and Chembur on Saturday evening.
Transport system collapses as usual
The showers crippled transport systems. It forced road diversions, disrupted rail services and there was chaos at the Mumbai airport, with no flights landing or taking off till late noon.
The airport has now reopened, but with a huge backlog of flights. Many passengers are still stranded.
Flooding was reported in 17 areas like Matunga, Sion, Bandra, Andheri, Chembur and Lower Parel, but traffic was sparse as it was a weekend. The Central Railways was suspended due to waterlogging.
Despite this all difficulties mumbaikar will continue to work in heavy rains will go to office as normal and will do help to others in such disasters. But when our goverment will wake up?
I have been out of Mumbai and I miss Mumbai so much. The trains, crowd, the vada pav, kanda bhaji and the true spirits of AMCHI MUMBAI.
A proud resident from Mumbai.
Most of the people have were at home and at some places things are as normal as can be.
Monsoon rain is one of the main factors that are having a great impact in Mumbai. It's always said that too much anything is poison. In the same way you can ask any Mumbaikar about 26/7 !! (y only 9/11 or 7/13). At least average two people in a family would have suffered by this rain (if u r strong in maths just calculate how many would that come to!!). According to meteorological department officials, Mumbai has received around 395 mm of rain since Saturday morning. The MeT department has predicted heavy rains for the next couple of days.
Police saved life people
Policemen from Dahisar police station saved six people stranded in the water at Ghartanpada.
Power got failure again in suburbs
Reliance Energy and BEST, providers of power in the city and suburbs, cut supply in various places particularly low-lying ones, as a precaution.
Reliance Energy cut off the power supply in various suburb places of Mumbai such as Kurar village, Bnagur Nagar, Goregaon, Samata Nagar, Charkop, Borivali (E), Veera Desai Road, Andheri, Four Bunglows and Chembur on Saturday evening.
Transport system collapses as usual
The showers crippled transport systems. It forced road diversions, disrupted rail services and there was chaos at the Mumbai airport, with no flights landing or taking off till late noon.
The airport has now reopened, but with a huge backlog of flights. Many passengers are still stranded.
Flooding was reported in 17 areas like Matunga, Sion, Bandra, Andheri, Chembur and Lower Parel, but traffic was sparse as it was a weekend. The Central Railways was suspended due to waterlogging.
Despite this all difficulties mumbaikar will continue to work in heavy rains will go to office as normal and will do help to others in such disasters. But when our goverment will wake up?
I have been out of Mumbai and I miss Mumbai so much. The trains, crowd, the vada pav, kanda bhaji and the true spirits of AMCHI MUMBAI.
A proud resident from Mumbai.
Saturday, June 30, 2007
Kuler :Adobe's free tool Essential for Designers
Every web designer , ad designer, interior decorator require some colour schemes. Well there are very few sites which provide colour schemes.
Adobe provided nice tool named Kuler. A nice little social networking site (of sorts) that allows designers to create, share, explore and collaborate on colour themes.
Kuler allows participants to tag schemes, subscribe via RSS, rate other people’s schemes, save favourites and interact via desktop downloads and Apollo widgets.
If you’re web designer, Ad designer, want to paint your home and you wondering about choosing colour combination then this is quick tool which helps you . Go check it out.
Adobe Kuler
Adobe provided nice tool named Kuler. A nice little social networking site (of sorts) that allows designers to create, share, explore and collaborate on colour themes.
Kuler allows participants to tag schemes, subscribe via RSS, rate other people’s schemes, save favourites and interact via desktop downloads and Apollo widgets.
If you’re web designer, Ad designer, want to paint your home and you wondering about choosing colour combination then this is quick tool which helps you . Go check it out.
Adobe Kuler
Thursday, June 28, 2007
Big Bogus campaign of Voting for 7 wonders in world
1 SMS cost Rs. 3/-
If you give $2 then it will register 2 votes.
Profit making campaign runs by private player.
Unesco and Indian Tourism board rejected application to approve such campaign.
People are getting by doing SMS and Making calls to numbers given by news channels and telecom operators.
One SMS cost Rs. 3 and 1 online vote cost your precious personal information which is use by private player in India to sell marketing channels for some amount.
Swiss based Barnard had started this profit making campaign. Well they have tie-up with various travel agencies, sponsors of whom they sells t-shirts and other accessories on their website and through regional agents.
Such regional agent in India is IMCL which is another private player. Well if this 2 people will get any dispute in terms of sharing revenues then all votes made in India will get lost.
Please don’t fool by such campaign and do not waste money on it.
If you give $2 then it will register 2 votes.
Profit making campaign runs by private player.
Unesco and Indian Tourism board rejected application to approve such campaign.
People are getting by doing SMS and Making calls to numbers given by news channels and telecom operators.
One SMS cost Rs. 3 and 1 online vote cost your precious personal information which is use by private player in India to sell marketing channels for some amount.
Swiss based Barnard had started this profit making campaign. Well they have tie-up with various travel agencies, sponsors of whom they sells t-shirts and other accessories on their website and through regional agents.
Such regional agent in India is IMCL which is another private player. Well if this 2 people will get any dispute in terms of sharing revenues then all votes made in India will get lost.
Please don’t fool by such campaign and do not waste money on it.
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