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(Spoil) Sport Reporting in India!

India, the land of rich culture and traditions, land of enthusiastic people, fervent fans and dedicated followers. Indians have a unique quality of idolizing, they do it with extreme faith and trust. We are dotting lovers, admirers and followers. From politics to cinema to sports to religion, you name it and there will be lakhs drooling out with passionate devotion.  Amongst this, sports after Bollywood unites the country. From Kashmir to Kanyakumari, one will hardly find a person who do not play or follow one or the other kind of sport. Be it local kabaddi match to international cricket tournament to indoor games like Ludo, carrom to swimming and badminton, people find out time from their busy schedules for their favorite sport.  Cashing on this fervent nature of Indian audience, many industries are flourishing. Amongst this is, news industry which had shown major boom in last two decades. Print and Electronic media are the two major sources of news in the the country. Print mainly

"Think Health, Not Drugs"

"A drug is neither moral or immoral - it's a chemical compound. The compound itself is not a menace to society until a human being treats it as if consumption bestowed a temporary licence to act like an asshole" - By Frank Zappa (The Real Frank Zappa, 1989) The above statement by Frank Zappa stands true for today's LSD generation. 26th June is celebrated as World's Drugs Day across the globe and this year's theme is "Think Health, Not Drugs". With globalization and world becoming a global village, the problem of drug abuse and trafficking has crossed national boundaries to become a global problem. Hence, i t becomes important for the young country like India to stand up and against such abuse which is limping the country slowly.  Society especially children and youngsters are vulnerable to the abuse as reasons are varied ranging from loneliness to blind race of establishing unique identity. It becomes the moral duty of parents and teachers

Hues and tones of Indian Cinema

Cinema, this word has always excited youngsters across the nation in all times. The word brings with it the energy, motivation and push to move on in life no matter how it treats you. Evolved as a tool of mass communication, used as a medium for spreading social messages and helping people to improve their way of thinking, it has now become a dynamic and flourishing industry.  From the beautiful Madhubala to gorgeous Madhuri and Sridevi to hot-hot Kareena and Katrina, this cinema crazy country loves all in their unique styles and sizes.  From charismatic Sunil Dutt to handsome Vinod Khanna, from stylish Rajesh Khanna to angry young Amitabh Bachhan, from hairy Anil Kapoor to six packed Shahrukh Khan and Shahid Kapoor, following the styles and trends set by the leading men has become a genetic habit.  Cinema in India is popularly called as "Bollywood", a religion fanatically followed by millions of people and artistes worshiped as gods and goddesses. It has always been a tren

~Weight losing campaign~

Writing all this on blog is silly...but this one is for quick reference: Fruits Grapefruit, Mango, Papaya, Cranberry, Watermelon, Apples, Blueberries, Cantaloupe Vegetables Green Beans, Spinach, Asparagus, Broccoli, Cabbage, Lettuce Carrot, Cucumber, Garlic, Onion, Radish, Turnip, Zucchini, Cauliflower, Celery, Hot Chili All THE BEST TO ME!!! !!