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Kanna muchhe madila aache Daati hode belakannu Hari hoda adentha baanu Kaanadenu hetta hennu Onagide kai beralu Kai tuttanu nee mareyalu Naa deeti hode Naa haariro ee bhanu... Amma... Ee jeeva ninthide, usirata sagide Karanava naa ninage hege helale.. .. ? Keladene seridenu Kempugiro ee mugilanu Hari hoda adenta banu Kanadenu hetta hennu Beleda maravondu, tanna beranna Taane kaana bayaside Mugila kaanuva hakkiya mariyondu Thayiya goodanu araside Putta hejje sulivu, nee kandare ulivu Matte garbhake, hogo bedike Prasava vedane irada januma enage Hudukide hetta kangalu Swara seralu, mana mugilu Naa jinugi bande Thayiya appuge beleda maravagi Ninthalle thale baagi, ee bhoomi meeti Swargavanne matte chiguriside Hakkige banagi haralu varavagi Madilalle agasa thorithu Ninna mamatheya varavagi Serida ee hottige Kai beralina aa tuttige Aa devarige sharanu The lyric is a beautiful poem, taking you to

Winning was never easy. It takes passion, enthusiasm, hope, perseverance and consistency, in order. This blog is neither out of my experience nor out of an encounter with a winner. Observation has made me say those words. Scrutinize the lives and times of a few great souls whose triumph has flabbergasted the world over. You will find that there were barely any who were born with the silver spoon in their mouths. But do not strike their names out, because, money and luxuries do catch fire and all that burns to black. Money can die out while you are alive. Money can never impact upon one's chances of success in life. Passion can. It dies with you. Yes. You are richer with passion in your mind than with money in your pocket. When you nurse the saplings of Interest with time and mind, it grows into the tree of Passion. Practically, any healthy seed, with life inside it, has the potential to grow into a tree and branch out. So, it becomes crucial to ultra-carefully assort the se

May your religion help you find God Enshrined in the institution of humanity is the freedom to acquire the faith one finds solace in, and to believe in the God one finds comfort in. That being asserted, it becomes logically appealing that faith and religion can never be forcefully imposed on an individual. Advocating freedom of religion on grounds of spiritual satisfaction on one hand and coercing an individual to abandon his or her faith and acquire a new one on the other hand, is as absurd as it can ever get. The hypocrisy darkens even more when the secret goals are on the political, financial, geographical and rebellious fronts. With the realization that an agenda-driven instinct has started to catapult an unjustifiable act of forced conversion, comes a question for contemporary human race - Are we killed by religion? We have all been hearing those well placed, short words that say 'God is one, religions many' and 'Many roads to the same destination', sin

Jay was now a changed man, or so he assumed. The workshop on leadership skills training had began to cast its effect on his personality. He could now sense within himself, a feeling of renewed vigor and enthusiasm to work on a new research project. He always knew that he was a highly reliable team worker. The interest he nurtured in research could now help him redistribute his passion in taking the less-traveled roads, backed with the realization that when the techniques are familiar, one must venture into new areas. For the same reason, his project head sensed that with better team leader skills, Jay would certainly strike gold. Jay, however, felt that his thirst for confidence in taking head on, the new challenge of leading a research team, was far from being quenched. He lived in constant fear that, if he could not prevent the misunderstandings that inadvertently creep in among his colleagues from gaining more frequency, they would take things to the next level of professional ven

Kindle the Prayer by Tajdar Junaid