The Big Fat Indian Dream

Musings of an average INDIAN professional trying to make life click

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The comic strips posted in this blog are a figment of my imagination and bear no resemblance to the living or dead, or to my colleagues or present company or for that matter any company that I have ever worked with or will work for in the distant future for that matter. They are not meant to cause any political, religious or social discrimination and would be taken off in case there are any reasonable objections from various sources.

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[Supra]™: a middle class guy - born in a extraordinary land called India - a land of opportunities and hope. Well that's a fairly tall order cos the way I think about myself. I am everything people want me to be and more sometimes. Then again I am like an average guy next door. There are layers that need to be peeled off to know the true me. In the era of fast food and instant coffee - I am the stubborn obstinate confidant bugger out there for most people.

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Monday, June 30, 2008

doctor who....???

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Labels: humor, India, information technology, outsourcing

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Accidental Occurences and Idle Musings

Too much energy expensed.... - I really sometimes don't want to care so much, push, and expect better things. It can be quite frustrating to think that your level of expectation for what...
14 years ago
back through the future

san fransisco treat - i think this is my next stop.
18 years ago
Black & White

Sabzi Mandi/ Dharavi - DSC_0590, originally uploaded by Suenno. Night lights and jeweled carts in Mumbai.
13 years ago
Felicity

Now & Then - Every now and then I would go back to the past to be with you, only to come back to the present and find that you are still with me.
15 years ago
Grimescene

iSheen addiction. 5 steps to get over it. - [Updated on October 7th, 2011 – two days after the passing away of Steve Jobs.] The article below was written … Continue reading →
13 years ago
Mallu Musings

History - Wouldn't history be so much fun to learn to if you didn't have to learn all the dates by heart? The most boring parts about history are the dates without w...
17 years ago
Marketing Muse

Marketing Muse has shifted - Folks - you will now find Marketing Muse at http://marketingmuse.posterous.com/
15 years ago
Musings of an MBA

Addicted to RG!!!!! - I can so imagine this – 7 years from now PGDM06 meets at a reunion and this songs starts to play – everyone gets glazy eyed and recalls those sleepless nig...
16 years ago
Random Thoughts of a Demented Mind

Trump Tarrific - There was a time in the 80s and 90s when tariffs dominated national discourse. The World Trade Organization and the World Bank aggressively pushed globaliz...
5 months ago
Royally Desi

- Alright. So I have decided to document my kitchen musings from now on. Mostly the desi stuff. The reasons for doing it? A. It will give me a hobby of so...
10 years ago
Success Soul

Draw Your Future - How often your mind dwells on problems more so than possibilities? What we focus on expands.. Think about it. Your brain is the most complex organ ever cr...
9 years ago
The India Uncut Blog

Farmers, Technology and Freedom of Choice: A Tale of Two Satyagrahas - *This is the 23rd installment of The Rationalist, my column for the Times of India.* I had a strange dream last night. I dreamt that the government had p...
6 years ago
The Thought Express

Goodbye - I started this blog 11 years ago. In 2007, blogs were still uncommon and when I stumbled upon this novel platform on which I could write and publish my tho...
7 years ago
Through the Lenses

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18 years ago
Vineet's Blog

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