Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Amma Mazha kaalam..2
Maarathu chanjurangumbol...mazhayethum munbulla maarivillinsobha..kaanikkan ammayude vepraalam...kunjikkanninnanatham pakarunna ezhuvarnavillukaatiamma..tharunnathoo...chuvanna kavililoru..manimuthham.
Peelividarthiyyadunna mayilukal koodiyundengil swargasammanam..ee..mazhakkalam.
Amma Mazha kaalam..
Kunjunaalil ammayudee okkathirikkumbol mazhachhattal oru..kauthukam.
Enthivalinju..ammayude kaithandayil pidividaathe...kunjikaineeti..mazhathulliyee thodanulla vembal..
Ellam ariyunna amma...cheruthaayunnu..aa kunjikai..mazhayathu kaanippichu..vathiladakkumbool..
Manasil kaarirundukoodunoo...kannil..mazhameekhangal.kanam vekkunooo...
Acchanethumbazheekum..edivittipeyyunaa..mazhayayi..kaneerpravaaham...akambadiyayi..karachilum.
Sunday, October 16, 2011
My first book.
Online Content writing oru parichayam.....(in malayalam language)
It is a small book to give a first hand information on a career in web desiging sector.
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Saturday, July 9, 2011
The Invisible hand
This book first published in 1984.The writer Victor Duncston(no photo avilable)compared the ancient seers knowledge with the modern science.He higlihts Mossess who wrote before 3500 years than charles darvin said about the evaluation of living beings and humanbeings.
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Friday, April 8, 2011
kazim and Ramzan my two aged friends.
Kazim Bhai of Maldives and Ramzan Ali of Uk ...my story going to flurish with these two nice guys......
Friday, March 4, 2011
ഇരട്ടകളുടെ..പരിശ്രമം
Hindukudumbathil...ethupoole...penprathibhakal nirayateee
http://www.manoramaonline.com/cgi-bin/MMOnline.dll/portal/ep/malayalamContentView.do?contentId=8840355
http://www.manoramaonline.com/
Monday, February 21, 2011
Radio Ammavan-SatheeshChandran All India Radio.
SatheeshChandran sir is no more since one month.
(Feb 22, 2011.)
Famous radio artist and Akashavani FM Director PC Satheesh Chandran passed away today(January 22, 2011) at a private hospital in Thiruvananthapuram. He was 59.
He was admitted due to acute diabetes. He portrayed the character of ‘Radio Ammavan’ in various programs of Akashavani.
He was famous for his comic roles in the dramas broadcasted through Akashavani.
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
when our rural india will escape?
This news is dedicated to rural india(Original story of SOPAN STEP Blog-http://sopan-step.blogspot.com/2011/02/will-pinki-ever-smile-again.html
The famous smile of Oscar winning Pinki has disappeared. She has stopped going to school and is back to the daily grind of domestic chores
Ambujesh Kumar / Mirzapur
Pinki hit the headlines when she played the lead role in the Oscar winning documentary “Smile Pinky” which was shown all over the world and became the young child ambassador of hope and optimism. A few months down the line, the little girl is back to square one - abject poverty and helplessness from where she does not know how to bounce back.
Sopan-Step found Pinki Sonkar in Rampur Dhabai village in UP’s Mirzapur district where she is back to doing all the household chores, including carrying firewood on her young shoulders after her moment in the sunshine. Shockingly, she does not study now; education has become a distant dream for her. The famous smile on her face is now gone – forever.
Pinky got admission in Lucknow Public school (LPS) in Hardoi in July 2009 and the institute was supposed to give her free education till Class XII. After reaching Class I and studying for a year, she went to her village around Diwali in 2010 and did not return back to the school.
The Director of LPS, Sushil Kumar lamented that the family members of Pinky treat her as a celebrity and not a child and just want to encash her name for their petty ends and blamed her father and other family members for her plight.
When Sopan-Step found Pinky in her village, located at a hilly terrain, some 60 kms from the holy city of Benares, she was clad only in her underwear and carrying a heavy load of firewood on her head. Her mother Shimla Devi was busy with her other two children Rinki and Talu. Pinky’s elder sister Anju was cleaning the utensils while younger brother Lalu was playing around.
She told us that she was forced to come back from Hardoi as her father, who was given employment in the school itself, did not like the new place. She said she was studying, getting food in the school and was enjoying her life but blamed her father for taking her back to the village.
What a setback for the seven-year old Pinki, the 39-minute documentary on whose life, directed by Megan Mylan, brought her instant fame and world-wide recognition not long ago in 2008. The documentary showed the story of a poor girl whose life was transformed when she received free surgery to correct her cleft lip. Made in Hindi and Bhojpuri, the short film won the 81st Academy Award for Best Documentary.
Then five, Pinki was living with a severe cleft lip in one of the poorest districts of the country. She was not allowed to attend school at her village and ostracised because of her deformity and lived a life of quiet desperation. She kept wondering if she will ever receive the cleft surgery as her parents could never afford it. By chance, Pinki's parents meet a social worker one day who took her to a hospital that provides free cleft lip surgery to poor children each year through The Smile Train program. That transformed her life, at least for the time being.
Not now. She is back to what she was doing. Her entire story now looks like a dream. Her visit to the United States, her celebrity status for a while, the media acclaim – everything is now gone.
Ambujesh Kumar / Mirzapur
Pinki hit the headlines when she played the lead role in the Oscar winning documentary “Smile Pinky” which was shown all over the world and became the young child ambassador of hope and optimism. A few months down the line, the little girl is back to square one - abject poverty and helplessness from where she does not know how to bounce back.
Sopan-Step found Pinki Sonkar in Rampur Dhabai village in UP’s Mirzapur district where she is back to doing all the household chores, including carrying firewood on her young shoulders after her moment in the sunshine. Shockingly, she does not study now; education has become a distant dream for her. The famous smile on her face is now gone – forever.
Pinky got admission in Lucknow Public school (LPS) in Hardoi in July 2009 and the institute was supposed to give her free education till Class XII. After reaching Class I and studying for a year, she went to her village around Diwali in 2010 and did not return back to the school.
The Director of LPS, Sushil Kumar lamented that the family members of Pinky treat her as a celebrity and not a child and just want to encash her name for their petty ends and blamed her father and other family members for her plight.
When Sopan-Step found Pinky in her village, located at a hilly terrain, some 60 kms from the holy city of Benares, she was clad only in her underwear and carrying a heavy load of firewood on her head. Her mother Shimla Devi was busy with her other two children Rinki and Talu. Pinky’s elder sister Anju was cleaning the utensils while younger brother Lalu was playing around.
She told us that she was forced to come back from Hardoi as her father, who was given employment in the school itself, did not like the new place. She said she was studying, getting food in the school and was enjoying her life but blamed her father for taking her back to the village.
What a setback for the seven-year old Pinki, the 39-minute documentary on whose life, directed by Megan Mylan, brought her instant fame and world-wide recognition not long ago in 2008. The documentary showed the story of a poor girl whose life was transformed when she received free surgery to correct her cleft lip. Made in Hindi and Bhojpuri, the short film won the 81st Academy Award for Best Documentary.
Then five, Pinki was living with a severe cleft lip in one of the poorest districts of the country. She was not allowed to attend school at her village and ostracised because of her deformity and lived a life of quiet desperation. She kept wondering if she will ever receive the cleft surgery as her parents could never afford it. By chance, Pinki's parents meet a social worker one day who took her to a hospital that provides free cleft lip surgery to poor children each year through The Smile Train program. That transformed her life, at least for the time being.
Not now. She is back to what she was doing. Her entire story now looks like a dream. Her visit to the United States, her celebrity status for a while, the media acclaim – everything is now gone.
“I will go to America and never come back now,” the seven-year old girl said. Pinki recalled how she got admitted in the Hardoi school, her father got a job there but decided to return back to his village, forgetting what she wanted. Narrating her woes, she said that she goes to the nearby forest, collects firewood, helps her mother in cooking and also makes cowdung cakes, used as a fuel.A SOPAN-STEP EXCLUSIVE
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
India Celebrates another REPUBLIC DAY....But....Our country..is still in trouble only because of the dirty politics and politicians.
World famous media reprorts only highlights indias irony
Big bomb explosion derails India Assam freight train(BBC,,report)
A powerful bomb has damaged a bridge and derailed a freight train in the Indian state of Assam, officials say.
A railway official said the blast went off in Assam's North Cachar hill district. No-one was killed or injured.
But rail traffic between Assam's Brahmaputra valley and the north-eastern states of Tripura and Mizoram was badly disrupted.
It is not clear who planted the bomb. Separatists opposed to Indian rule could be to blame, police say.
Jammu kashmir...India struggling to save that place
Jammu: The trio of BJP leaders who were arrested as they crossed into Jammu yesterday have been released in Kathua. Arun Jaitley, Ananth Kumar and Sushma Swaraj then met party workers and hoisted the national flag with them. They then headed to the BJP party office in Jammu.
Thursday, January 13, 2011
real life pictures from abhilash ramachandran
Here is a good view of natural photos....see...abhilash ramachandran..on flicker..http://www.flickr.com/photos/abhidesigner/
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
No time do...some good things
WEATMINISTER CLOCK rang...12 times ...We entered into 2011....But realize...after that we slept..but Clock never stopps...it is running befor Us....what to do....don't be panic....try to do some good humanitarian efforts....no time can forget it.
New Year 2011 In UK
New Year In Uk-2011.
A country which welcomes all nationas to their soil to celebrate the New Year in Great city of London.
Here is the view of londoneye and river thems on new year eve.
i with my malayali friends are part of that moment and saw large majority of the crowd was Asian people and especially Indians and more than that lot of Keralites...ha..ha
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Malayali kanda London new year
New year 2011...celebrations in the famous cities in the world...
see ....london 2011
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXI2F92FShA
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