From office
Blogging after a long time. Still at office - now on a break from our training.
Nothing much happening to blog about.
Life is now very monotonous. I am at work Monday to Saturday 9AM to 9PM.
Sundays are spent doing various odd-jobs. Catching up with friends and the pending activities.
The weeks are just whizzing past...
I am re-reading Armies of Hanuman by Ashok Banker now. It is book 4 in the Ramayana series. The book is great and the story resumes 13 years into the exile of Rama and Sita. There are more interesting battle scenes, which Ashok is so good at writing (I just can't wait for the big battle of Lanka). The book soon reaches the point where Sita is kidnapped by Ravana in disguise, while Rama is chasing the golden deer, and Lakshman leaves Sita to look for Rama. The love between Rama and Sita has been portrayed very beautifully by Ashok and Rama's angst and distress at the loss of Sita has also been dealt with properly. Finally one of the most loved characters of the Ramayana - Hanuman - makes an entry into the story. Ashok has described in detail and in a very touching manner the interactions between Rama and Hanuman. The book goes on to describe how Rama helps the Vanar Sena and they agree to help Rama get back Sita.
On the whole a great book. If you still havent read the Ramayana Series by Ashok K Banker, then I suggest you do so immediately! Check out the author's website at: www.epicindia.com for more details. And did I mention that Ashok has acknowledged me in the Armies of Hanuman?! Thanks Ashok for the honour!
Nothing much happening to blog about.
Life is now very monotonous. I am at work Monday to Saturday 9AM to 9PM.
Sundays are spent doing various odd-jobs. Catching up with friends and the pending activities.
The weeks are just whizzing past...
I am re-reading Armies of Hanuman by Ashok Banker now. It is book 4 in the Ramayana series. The book is great and the story resumes 13 years into the exile of Rama and Sita. There are more interesting battle scenes, which Ashok is so good at writing (I just can't wait for the big battle of Lanka). The book soon reaches the point where Sita is kidnapped by Ravana in disguise, while Rama is chasing the golden deer, and Lakshman leaves Sita to look for Rama. The love between Rama and Sita has been portrayed very beautifully by Ashok and Rama's angst and distress at the loss of Sita has also been dealt with properly. Finally one of the most loved characters of the Ramayana - Hanuman - makes an entry into the story. Ashok has described in detail and in a very touching manner the interactions between Rama and Hanuman. The book goes on to describe how Rama helps the Vanar Sena and they agree to help Rama get back Sita.
On the whole a great book. If you still havent read the Ramayana Series by Ashok K Banker, then I suggest you do so immediately! Check out the author's website at: www.epicindia.com for more details. And did I mention that Ashok has acknowledged me in the Armies of Hanuman?! Thanks Ashok for the honour!
posted by Sabarish @ 7/27/2005 06:32:00 AM
Hello,
I am a completely anonymous person.
But nonetheless, I would like to tell you that I like your blog.
Its funny that in the attempt to find out more information about Aishwarya, one can find themselves in another part of the world, looking at your graduation pictures.
One of my favorite sites from our town is one of our univeristy blogs called" Burnt Orange Report. Those guys are pretty brave to discuss some of the things that they do consistering we are in Texas.
Anyway....I like your website and thanks for the Aishwarya info.
-Alice Worthington
Hi,
Did you say on Sundays, u catch up with friends??...
Think again!
Hi,
Did you say on Sundays, u catch up with friends??...
Think again!