khash-khash e bahar(poppy seed pattys)

This is a new recipe i tried out, which my friend told me on way back from office.
ingredients :
poppy seeds 50 gms
6-7 green chilles finely chopped
salt as per tates
2 medium onions finely chopped.
1 tsp maida
oil to fry
preparation:
Soak poppy seeds in water for 3-4 hours, drain the water and grind the poppy seeds into a fine paste. Add the finely choped onices, green chilles, maida and salt to the poppy paste and mix well. Make small balls of the mixture and pat them into small patties. Heat a heavy bottom tawa and fry the patties with little oil. remove once done...
serve hot with tomato sauce or tamrind chuntney.....do write if you like the recipe

heights of flexibilty or lack of civic sensibility

You can use them as cricket stadium, football ground, stage for orchestra, function hall, grazing land etc., use them the way you want, there is no one to question yes you guessed it right these our own indian roads...
yesterday while i was driving back home from office with collegues, one of them remarked that there is nothing as flexible as our roads and anyone would use them the way they pleased. It ture we all like flexibilty, but when the same flexibilty takes form of civic insensibilty it create nusance for everyone . Its high time we gather our senses and take onus of our civic duty and raise our voice towards misuse of our roads

Yipeeee.....i'm back from the Young Indians National Summit all knoweledgeble. Indeed it was a awakening call. All the sessions were very interesting except for 1 or 2. The inugaral address by K.V Kamath's set the ball rolling in the right direction...he said this was right time to be born in india as it is at the realm of the growth. And we would continue growing if we do not commit the 'bad' mistakes which other growing economies committed. He emphasized on the point the we need inclusive growth, growth which is structually diffrent from that of the other contries so that we can sustain it for long time. He said we are growing at 10% rate and giving new dimensions to growth, like other ecomies we are not dependent on Manufacturing but on Knowledge Ex IT industry .

The four key things he stressed on were:

Right skilling : education is major challenge our country is facing hence accoring to Mr. Kamath we need right skilling which meet the demands of the job market. For this we need to change the cirriculum at the school level and the corporate need to make this point.

Health: the government needs to play a huge role here and hence corporates need to involve government

Water : the need for Clean water.

Globalisation: On who's terms should globalisation happen

Wake up india

I plan to attend the CII Yi National Summit at chennai tomorrow... I quite liked the theame
“Wake up, India.” The focus is suppose be on the issues that have been ignored during India’s recent economic surge. The sessions topics seem to be interesting....i'm eargerly waiting to hear Ms Sylvia lee of WEF on Climate change and the inuagral address by Dr Pachauri ...i shall update once i'm back ....

Tissue - a Serious Issue

It's such a shame, i have been one among the many culprits who use tissue ...yes i 'm talking of the tissue paper we all use without even thinking twice. I read today that tissue paper is a major source of waste. It takes 6,000,000 trees to make one-year's worth of tissues for the world. Using hand kerchieves is a small way in which we can do our little bit to save the green of our world

jaawani mein bachpan and budhape mein jaawani....

EBGDAE...these are the new alphabets of my life.....right i have started learning guitar....god alone knows will this just be a passing fad or life long passion....


Bachpan ke shokh jaawani mein pure huye....shayad jaavani bith jaayegi bachpan ko sudarte huye..arree kya sochna budhapa mein jaawani ke shokh pure karlege....waise budhapa kiso jeena hai.

Bangalore from 'city of green' to 'city of mean'

It takes me by surprise that the city i loved is fading away....I used be so proud and always raved about of its beauty, culture, climate and most of all the accomodating and helpful nature of its people....what a contrast that i no more talk of its beauty but only cribe about its bad roads-traffic, overflowing garbages, lack of proper drainage system...talking of culture ....it has lost its identity ....i feel like an alien in my own abode....
...so what is that has take my home away from me? the reason are a many and i'm ready to put up with all its shortcoming but there is one community which is the main cause for bangalore's spoiling name.....the auto drivers...oh my the every thought of this community makes me depise the fact i stay in bangalore....their greed for the paper in green makes them so mean....leaves you furstrated after your very deal with them.....the influence of negative energy on me increases as i even think of them...let me stop here or i shall distroy my keyboard