Personal Weblog of Deepak Vasudevan

  Have been witnessing a particular neighbour in the apartment community complex for a while where the incident provides a learning on how some malicious neighbours interpret and use our situations to their advantages and in a way to best satisfy their bestial instincts. The names have been withheld in the real life incident to protect the privacy of individuals concerned. On my own when I tried to investigate what is fueling the issues I have some finding that the immediate neighbor in the apartment is the A1 culprit triggering mis-communication between camps interfering in more ways than one. I understand and admit that old women normally have such an amount of hysteria but this particular ill-fated character seems to be nurturing this misdemeanour to the extreme and brandishing an attitude of dominating other's families with too much of ill-will gesture firm in her blood. I would like to express my anguish and agony seeded by the witch in the neighbouring apart...

Good Calm Investment at Chromepet near MIT Flyover & nbsp; As part of my lucrative search for a good house besides its two-pronged objectives like investment and tax planning me and my friend zeroed in on an apartment in Chromepet. My friend was also looking out for a similar one. This is located at the Jains street near MIT Gate (you would need to walk for a couple of minutes). & nbsp; The apartment is self-contained and secure one. Of course, at least from our projections and budgetary plans this was truly a heaven. We hence thought we should check out with the owner to see if we can bargain out something because it is a resale property of five years. Our trip to Chromepet from Camp Road was through Mahalakshmi Road and till the other representative of the owner came and met us we were waiting opposite to the Namma Veedu Vasantha Bhavan and near the gate of Samsung complex. It is indeed a good sign of growing business in the suburban areas that big names are mu...

Water water everywhere but not a drop to drink! Today's headlines in all Indian print, India-centric Internet media and televisions seems to be talking high and low on the rain's fury unleashed in Mahboobnagar and Kurnool districts of the state of Andhra Pradesh which included surrounding the famous Manthrayalam temple of Sri Raghavendra. And the very sad and unfortunate fact is that the district administrations are too lazy to even their move their asses a bit towards any relief measures. At least with respect to the news being aired at 1830 hours, a few of them in the boarding and lodging opposite the temple complained about lack of potable water supply. Whilst flood situations present a grim picture now and then, the vast nation does not have enough long term vision or planning for a suitable people-friendly storage of water for use during water-dry periods. State and central administrations which are keen to construct flyovers and other infrastructure in an avaricious move ...