The Blog Of Dysfunction

The little chiklet in my sidebar tells me that at the time of writing this post I have 37 subscribers to my blog, I subscribe to it by google reader and email so subtracting them I have 35 subscribers.
WOW.
I can think of maybe ten people who probably subscribe to the blog. Is my blog good [...]

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I met him during my trip to Gwalior in MP. He runs his business of supplying tea to shopkeepers around on a busy road from just 25 square feet of space. That is perhaps not standing space for most of us, but for him and his family that is their “livelihood”. We should appreciate [...]

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When we talk about “liberation” for our Motherland, most people think only of the need for liberating the uneducated, the rural poor, and the oppressed ones. However, I demonstrated in the last two articles that even the educated one’s do need various kinds of liberation and Indian Bloggers dedicated to that cause can surely attain [...]

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As I mentioned in part 1 of this series, not all is well with our Motherland. Not even educated people are spending their time in the most profitable way, nor are all of them free from outlooks and habits that sets them free. Thus just as our forefathers fought with determination and arms to liberate [...]

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There are many Indian as well as non Indians bloggers who know for sure that among the 1200 million Indians there are untold millions that need to liberated. Liberated from ignorance, superstition, poverty, wrong practices, habits that spread infection, and even from plain ignorance of the basics of life. Thus these bloggers might be excited [...]

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I live in a fast-growing town in Kerala, India. Fast-growing also means a town loaded with computer-fans. Even the janitor in our church seems to consult a computer before he sweeps so that he can cover the whole are in minimum sweeps and also to to decide upon the the latest ergonomical strokes of the [...]

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For the recent inductees into the blog world the quantum of information available can be overwhelming and confusing. You come across so many new and wonderful sites, articles, tips, freeware etc. that keeping all this data for future reference or reading is next to impossible if you plan to use just your good ol memory. [...]

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