Birthday Month of November (2006)

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Birthday Month of November (2006)

This birthday celebrations list has expanded now. There are a lot of birthdays that to celebrate over this month. Let us join hands in wishing these birthday babies 'Very Many Happy Returns of the Day'.

Wish you many many happy returns of the day.

  1. Srinivas Wudali (November 5)
  2. Sathyanarayanan Srinivasan (November 7)
  3. Umesh Deena (November 8)
  4. Aravinthan Narayanan (November 9)
  5. Vasudevan Deepak Kumar (This Blogger) (November 10)
  6. Sairam (November 12)
  7. Arulvendan Srinivasan (November 26)
  8. Sumitha Satheesh Balakrishna Nair (November 29)
Besides this, 14th November earns the pride of celebrity birthday of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, which is celebrated worldwide as Children's Day. Jawaharlal Nehru loved children and he was known as 'chacha' Nehru amongst the children and hence his birthday is revered as Children's Day.

Turn on your speakers to listen to nice birthday song/melody. You may need to have a Fast DSL to listen to this MP3 Stream and have Windows Media Player 9 installed in your system.

Music Link Disclaimer: The link is purely for personal listening pleasure. You may visit the parent page here: http://www.tamilbeat.com/tamilsongs/selections/krishna/page06/ which gives full download of the song for offline purpose. Please check out TamilBeat.com for more songs. For who can not listen to the MP3 streaming, here is the verses of the song, http://prabhukrish.net/2005/10/20/nalam-vaazha-ennalum/

Comments

Deepak Vasudevan said…
The list is expanding.

1) Sridhar Poduri
2:51 AM
Aravinthan said…
Nice page and thanks for remembering my b'day :)
9:26 AM
Deepak Vasudevan said…
Adding to the list ...

2) Kaveri Lakshmanan (currently in Bangalore) with IBM Global Services. (November 13)
4:33 AM
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