20th March 2019 God, let me accept the things I cant change, courage to change things I can & the wisdom to know the difference.
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Just for Fun: Anil vs Mukesh – The Marathi Version
Today's breaking news is that Billionaire-turned-Millionaire business boy Anil Ambani was rescued by his elder brother and Asia's wealthiest person Mukesh Ambani. Anil Ambani's net worth is about $300 million, compared with at least $31 billion in 2008. That marks a stunning fall down wealth rankings in stark contrast to success of his elder brother... Continue Reading →
10 Years On Twitter and What Do You “Readgret”?
Today I woke up with the following alert from Twitter...it seems that this week happens to be my 10th Year Anniversary on Twitter. I joined in first week of March 2009, I didn't know what Twitter was, or how it works. But very soon I got hooked on to it and have been using it... Continue Reading →
Once In A Blue Moon…
What is the meaning of "Once in a Blue Moon"? ЁЯдФ A Blue Moon ЁЯМС refers to the second of two full moons ЁЯМХ to fall within a single calendar month. According to Google the frequency of a blue moon is f=1.167├Ч10-8 hertz thus converting to years: Once in Blue Moon ЁЯМС ~= 2.7 years
Day 2: Books I Love
Day 2: Books by P G Wodehouse
Day 1: 7 Books I Love
I am going to cheat a bit. Instead of "a book a day" I am going to post "a category of books". тШ║я╕ПЁЯШОЁЯЩП I tried finding ONE book per day but couldn't. In fact even category of books is a difficult and insufficient choice. Anyways...will go ahead with "Category of Books"... Day 1: Books on... Continue Reading →
10 Years Challenge – The Stock Market Way
Last week I posted a blog on the 10 Years Challenge and the craze of the challenge is still going sttong! Today I received the 10 Years Challenge applied to the Indian stock market. It's an interesting reminder of what right or wrong stock selection can do to your portfolio. Those who have been in... Continue Reading →
Remembering Indian Recreational Mathematician – D. R. Kaprekar…
Today is D.R. Kaprekar's 114th birth anniversary. Kaprekar was an Indian recreational mathematician who described several classes of natural numbers including the Kaprekar, Harshad and Self numbers and discovered the Kaprekar constant, named after him. Kaprekar numbers are numbers whose square in that base can be split into 2 parts that add up to the... Continue Reading →
First Step Towards APEx
I like teaching. Because I like learning. Nothing gets your concepts/ideas clear as much as when you teach them. A lot of prominent thinkers have said many things on this. And so on...hope you got the gist! So I wanted to start something on my own in the field of teaching and also continue learning.... Continue Reading →
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