Mr.Chidambaram would love to have you in his team, I guess

The most important think ofcourse is the opportunity it provides one to voice their opinion instantly.

Your blogs are no doubt passing some informative and interesting news value.

Congratulations and hoping to see more posts

vijayan.

I must say that the first thing I look up in my google reader is whether there is update from your blog.

Keep writing.

It is the time for bloggers now.

I had read sometime back that a lady’s blog on traffic control was implemented in Mumbai for traffic control. She had written about one day which will be a “no vehicle day” which got an overwhelming response. It was decided to implement her idea once every month.

So, I think that you should now start writing about some prevalent social issues, and ofcourse give your suggestions to mitigate and improve the same. This is the need of the hour.

There are a lot of problems around us. If you can take up one issue at a time and give your suggestions to curb it, there will be nothing like it. You can maybe write about traffic in bangalore, child marriage, children forcibly trained to become naxals esp in villages of bihar,corruption, kidney racket, global warming, anti smoking, crowded local trains, pollution, drugs, child labour , right to primary education,and many more.

These are all some of the issues that have to be addressed.

We cannot keep waiting for the politicians or beaurocrats to act. It is our country and we have to be responsible, come what may.

Music does not require any language. Music takes you to a different state of mind and a different planet altogether.

Only thing is that if it is interspersed with some words, the effect is more sometimes. The lyrics add life to a song. Both the lyrics and the music has to go hand in hand.

A true music lover sees music in everything around him–a baby crying, a bird chirping, the telephone ringing, the pressure cooking whistling or the sound of the rain. Music is in the air. Music is always with us.Music is there in our breath.

I am reminded of one of my favourite songs from a tamil movie which also says that all the sounds that we hear is music.
“Aalanguyil koovum rayil aaariraaro yelelelo yaavum isai aagumada kanna…..”