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23 Jun
vikram:
i m gonna kill someone. U wanna die?
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Vik:
hehehe!! why? why?
tell you what, kill Vaibhav!!!
he has already accumulated all his obituaries !!
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vikram:
naaah, killin a man who wants to die is useless, then ur simply helpin him out..
i wont do that..
i will give him all the reasons to live, i m a contrast in itself..
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29 May
Gyanendra, you are finally homeless in your own home! It will be difficult for you to get out of the Royal life that you have lived illegitimately all these years ever since a brother killed his own brother.
It will be more difficult for your only son as the next time he runs over any man, he will be severely punished. I don’t think he’ll ever get a new driving license in Nepal. Also, ask him to behave himself when he’s drunk.
It will be difficult for you to live life as a commoner and earn money the hard way but I have a suggestion for you, write books. They will sell.
Why don’t you write a book on "The last incarnate of Vishnu - an autobiography " or "The King who destroyed his own country " or "I love my brother, I killed him ".
These are just a few, and they can get you started. Speak the truth Gyanendra, we all know your dirty secret, it’s always better to hear it from the horse’s mouth. These books will sell, and believe me Gyanendra, that money will be enough to give you a long life, and each day that you live of this life, you’ll live a life of pity and grief.
The King is dead, long live Gyanendra!
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21 May
I never knew that jumping railway tracks is a crime. That’s what I did today at Andheri Station (Mumbai), only to get caught by the Railway Police who later put me into a small cell, over flowing with people who committed the same crime. The fine for such a ‘ghastly’ crime is Rs. 1200 only or 6 months in prison.
The way these Police guys came into the cell and used their hands on us was shocking and surprising. For such a small offence, there was no need to raise hands.
Apart from learning that Power is misused, especially on the common man (ironically it’s the common man that has given them the Power) there is another, more important, aspect that I learnt today. i.e,
As a youth we take a lot of risks but we don’t have much money; but
when we are old, we have the money but we don’t take the risks.
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22 Apr

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8 Apr
Mumbai witnessed it’s first “No Honking Day” yesterday and it was successful. The effect of the “No Honking day” also brought more discipline into the roads, from both the drivers and the pedestrians. There was no lane cutting, no rash driving, no unnecessary honking and no pesky pedestrians.
Mumbai has also seen another successful campaign. It was the “Mumbai Un-plug” campaign. Citizens were requested to switch off all electricity appliances for an hour on this particular day.
Seeing two successful awareness campaigns happening in the city, can trigger more awareness drives. I am listing a few down, which I believe will be as successful as the others.
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5 Apr
MAN knows that the conscience is always right.
But ironically, MAN still does what his conscience doesn’t want him to do, eventually harming himself !
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24 Mar
Our senses are windows; windows to knowledge, abundant knowledge. This knowledge enriches us and gives us a better understanding of the what, the how and the why.
But is this knowledge enough to make a champion?
Apart from dedication, aggressiveness, patience, self-belief, a champion is also:
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