Reached!

At last I am at my destination...the bus was pretty late and it took me almost 4 hours to reach tata..ideally it shouldn't take more than 3 hours!
The journey was uneventful, but I don't understand how many more months will they take to repair the road, so that the time taken in transit is reduced...another phenomenon that is common on Ranchi to Tata route is that there is lot of freeloading...although most are only students...still it's pretty irritating to say the least, that they load people to an extent that there isn't even standing space left...small things these but for all round development these things should be looked into.

Loving this freedom!

I am back, as promised..currently sitting in a bus as it leaves for our common destination-Tata...will be reaching there in bout 3.5 hours..but coming back to the heading me this post...I am really loving the freedom this connection offers me...now I can post anytime I feel like, from wherefues I feel like..wonderful!...will say bye for now, I have a bit of motion sickness...so will goto listening to music.

Am starting something new

Right now I am standing in a queue, waiting for my turn to buy a ticket for Tata...sounds strange maybe?...but as the heading suggests, this is something new I am trying out today- I am logged in through my mobile phone..my turn is about to come at the counter, so will be back in a moment..signing off 4 now.

The great Olympic protest!!

Of late one of the most widely publicized protest has been the protest against China for it's actions in Tibet....it's difficult for me to decide which side to take on this....there are basically two view points....one which supports the ongoing protests, and the other one which is against the protests as they are directed towards the Olympics....have to say both have their points....it is always said that it's not good to mix-up sports and politics....as such even if what China is doing in Tibet isn't right and should be protested against, one shouldn't be directing the protests towards the Olympics....it's being said that the Olympics are above all this....I would be inclined to accept that...but on the other hand if one looks from the viewpoint of the protesters, where do they stand?....I guess this is one of the best opportunities they have had in decades to catch the world's attention...and I believe they have done a good job of catching the eye balls of the world leaders(if I may call them so).....unconfirmed sources say that the plight of people of Tibet isn't exactly something to write home about...and of course even the recent report of Amnesty says that China is the world's largest executioner....so we can't take what China says at face value....I wish there were a middle way, but if there is I can't see it...but even as I write this I have this feeling that this issue is dying slowly....lets see how long this issue remains at the forefront of the world leaders attention!!