Njangalude placement yathrakalekkurichu aalochikkumpol thanne santhoshaavum sankadavum kalarnna bhaavamanu evarkkum..Coimbatore,Bangalore yathrakal...kooduthalum coimbatore yathrakal aanu..Oro companyum vannu pokumpol kurachu per santhoshikkukayum bhooribhaagavum sankadappedukayumanu pathivu...Athukond thanne placed aaya palarkkum thangalude nettathil adhikam santhoshikkan kazhiyarilla ennathanu sathyam..Ellam kazhinju thirike veendum collegilekku....projectinu naduvilekku..
Decemberil aarambhicha yaathrakal venalkkalavum kadannu oru mazhakkalathilanu avasanichathu.Non placed studentsinte oru community create cheyyanamennu aagrahicha njanum Sandhuvum innu athil pedathavarayi marinilkkunnu...Angane Jayanthi janatha njangalude swantham train aayi..Adyamellam ellarkkum pratheekshakalum niraashakalum sammanichirunna yathrakal pinnedu ellarkkum oru picnic poleyayi...
Test clear cheythavar interview prepare cheyyumpol sahaayamayi mattellavarum koodeyaundayirunnu ennathayirunnu njangalude prathyekatha..Oru pakshe ithupole support cheyyunna friends mattarkkum kittukayilla..Eduthu parayenda kurachu characters classil und.Thanikku kittiyillenkilum mattullavar placed aakanamennu aagrahicha Father of MCA ennariyappedunna KK.Pinne nammude Ambu..ethra interview attend cheythu...avanuvendi prarthikkatha friends aarum undaavilla..ninne Ambani ennu vilikkunnathu veruthe aakilla.Ratheesh Sir parayunna Law of Attraction ninte karyathil sathyam aakum..neyum oru kochu Ambani aakum..
Ettimadai campus muzhuvan chutti nadannu kandavar aanu njangal..Companykkar nammale venda ennu parayumpol vaashiyode Team MCA oru company aakumennu thirichu paranjavaranu nammal..CEO,CFO,COO onnunmillatha oru company nammude company yadharthyamakkikkode?????
Monday, July 26, 2010
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Oru "Verum Sthree".......
Evideyaanu enikkku thettiyathu??alochichittu oru ethum pidiyum kittunnilla....Ammu etho lokathilanu.....
pettennu kadannu vanna koottukari Maluvine aval shradhichilla...
Malu deshyappettu thirichu pokunnu...ennittum Ammu aalochanayilanu....
enthanu thanikku pattiyathu.........
balyam kaivittu poyathonnum avalk manasilakkan kazhiyunnilla.Cheruppathil kanakku classil akkangalkku munnil pakachu nilkkumpolum avalk ithe bhaavam aayirunnu...
Thante kanakku koottalukal koumarathilum thettiyennu manasilakkanulla vivaram avalkku illathe poyi...
Ini youvanamenkilum avalk munnil keezhadangumennu namukku aashikkam...
Athe kanakku koottalukal pizhakkathe balyavum koumaravum youvanavum kadannu pokan ethoru sthreekkum kazhinjal avale samooham nallaval ennu vilikkum..
Allenkilo aval ellavaralum verukkappedunna "Verum Sthree".....
pettennu kadannu vanna koottukari Maluvine aval shradhichilla...
Malu deshyappettu thirichu pokunnu...ennittum Ammu aalochanayilanu....
enthanu thanikku pattiyathu.........
balyam kaivittu poyathonnum avalk manasilakkan kazhiyunnilla.Cheruppathil kanakku classil akkangalkku munnil pakachu nilkkumpolum avalk ithe bhaavam aayirunnu...
Thante kanakku koottalukal koumarathilum thettiyennu manasilakkanulla vivaram avalkku illathe poyi...
Ini youvanamenkilum avalk munnil keezhadangumennu namukku aashikkam...
Athe kanakku koottalukal pizhakkathe balyavum koumaravum youvanavum kadannu pokan ethoru sthreekkum kazhinjal avale samooham nallaval ennu vilikkum..
Allenkilo aval ellavaralum verukkappedunna "Verum Sthree".....
Monday, July 19, 2010
A MOTHER'S LOVE
A Mother's love is something
that no on can explain,
It is made of deep devotion
and of sacrifice and pain,
It is endless and unselfish
and enduring come what may
For nothing can destroy it
or take that love away . . .
It is patient and forgiving
when all others are forsaking,
And it never fails or falters
even though the heart is breaking . . .
It believes beyond believing
when the world around condemns,
And it glows with all the beauty
of the rarest, brightest gems . . .
It is far beyond defining,
it defies all explanation,
And it still remains a secret
like the mysteries of creation . . .
A many splendoured miracle
man cannot understand
And another wondrous evidence
of God's tender guiding hand.
~Helen Steiner Rice~
MT VASUDEVAN NAIR ...........my favourite writer
M. T. Vasudevan Nair, one of the most respected Indian writers today, was born on 15th july 1933 in Kudallur, a small village in Palakkad district, Kerala. He rose to eminence through his well-crafted novels and short stories in Malayalam whose romantic poignancy and tender portrayal of the human condition endeared the author to his readers. He captured in subtle detail the pain and anguish that marked the ebb of feudalism in Kerala in many of his novels. A master storyteller, M.T made his way up to be honored with the highest literary award the nation confers on a writer, the Jnanpith in 1995. Prior to that, he had received many awards and accolades like both state and center Sahitya Akademi Awards. He occupied and continues to occupy many important and powerful positions in various literary bodies including the presidentship of Kerala Sahitya Akademi and the chairmanship of Tunchan Memorial Trust. The Library of Congress has in its collection sixty-two books, mostly by M.T and some on him. Also, some of them are translations of his works into English.
Novelist and Film Maker M.T. Vasudevan Nair and journalist N.P. Damodaran during the shashtipoorthy celebrations of Edasseri in Ponani, in the year 1966. M.T. Vasudevan Nair has been the Editor of Mathrubhoomi Weekly for over two decades.
The essence of his work is self-suffering and its emotional intensity and rhythms of love hold the readers sticking to him.The story of Koodalloor village and Bharathapuzha are the most repeated and favourite themes of M.T. Most of his stories show the wretched state of the Nair families
'Nalukettu', 'Kaalam', 'Asuravithu', 'Manju', 'Randamoozham', 'Vilapayathra', 'Arabipponnu'(written with N.P. Muhammed), 'Pathiravum Pakal Velichavum' are his novels.
Around 18 short story collections are in his name of which the most important are 'Olavum Theeravum','Kutyedathi', 'Ninte Ormakku', 'Nashtapetta Dinangal', 'Iruttinte Aatmavu', 'Varikkuzhi', 'Dar-s-Salaam, 'Swargam Thurakkunna Samayam'.
He acted as the Chief Editor of the weekly Mathrubhumi and as the editor of the Mathrubhumi periodicals. Won the Jnanapeedam award in 1996. On the 2nd of June 1996 he was bestowed with honourary D.Lit degree by the Calicut University. 'Randamoozham' bagged the Vayalar award in 1985. 'Swargam Thurakkunna Samayam' bagged the Kerala Sahithya Academy award in 1986. 'Kalam' gained the Kendra Sahithya Academy in 1970 and 'Nalukettu' the Kerala Sahithya Academy award. M.T. also gained the Padmarajan prize for short story.
The films 'Nirmalyam', 'Bandhanam', 'Varikkuzhi', 'Manju' and 'Kadavu' were written and directed by him. Of these 'Nirmalyam' had gained the national award for best film. The other four movies bagged the state awards. Bagged the award for best screenplay writer several times.
MEERA BAI
Meera, a Rajput princess[1] was born in Kudki (Kurki), a little village near Merta, which is presently in the Nagaur district of Rajasthan in northwest India. Her father, Ratan Singh Rathore, was a warrior of the Rathore clan, the son of Rao Jodha of Mandore (1416-1489 CE), founder of the city of Jodhpur in 1459.
As an infant Meera became deeply enamoured of an iconic doll of Krishna owned by a visiting holy man she was inconsolable until she possessed it and probably kept it all her life. Her mother was supportive of her religious tendencies but she died early.
Meera’s marriage was arranged at an early age, traditionally to Prince Bhoj Raj, the eldest son of Rana Sanga of Chittor. However her new family did not approve of her piety and devotion when she refused to worship their family deity and maintained that she was only truly married to Krishna.
The Rajputana had remained fiercely independent of the Delhi Sultanate, the Islamic regime that otherwise ruled Hindustan after the conquests of Timur. But in the early 16th century CE the central Asian warlord Babur laid claim to the Sultanate and some Rajputs supported him while others ended their lives in battle with him. Her husband's death in battle (in 1527 CE?) was only one of a series of losses Meera experienced in her twenties, including the death of her mother. She appears to have despaired of loving anything temporal and turned to the eternal, transforming her grief into a passionate spiritual devotion that inspired in her countless songs drenched with eroticism and separation.[2]
Meera's devotion to Krishna was at first a private thing but at some moment it overflowed into an ecstasy that led her to dance in the streets of the city. Her brother-in-law, the new ruler of Chittorgarh, was Vikramaaditya, an ill-natured youth who strongly objected to Meera's fame, her mixing with commoners and carelessness of feminine modesty. There were several attempts to poison her.[3] Her sister-in-law Udabai is said to have spread defamatory gossip.
Monday, July 5, 2010
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