Doomsday 21-12-12, Numerologists vs Astrologists: Morning Wishesh December 20, 2012 12:31
HI........... hello........... Indemin adderachihu back again with an Ethiopian Good Morning. The nation is busy with the electoral results of the tow states for which counting has begun. Another thing that worries us is the Doomsday syndrome. Anyways relax enjoy everyday as the last day on earth. Tinsel world Hot news: My hubby is a business man, claims the sensuous Kajal Agarwal who is on cloud nine with super hit Thuppakki in Kollywood. The Mumbai import with a firm footing in South is averse to marrying a man from the glam world but prefers to marry a businessman. The glam doll claims that she will love and marry a person who respects her and her family or shall prefer an arranged marriage. However adds that it is too early for her to talk about marriage, as she needs to travel a long distance before reaching the wedding station. Now this jinx by the starlet has raised many eyebrows across, is the starlet secretly seeing someone like Vidya Balan and Siddhartha Roy Kapoor? 21-12-12: Doomsday: Fierce battle of words seems to be rising across the astrologists and the numerologists over the 21-12-12. The former claim that it is just another day but world will be a better place post this date. The latter claim that there would be no world after this day. Pressure increases amidst the timid while the courageous optimists are just taking it light, on the other hand the care-free youth are merry making for the day as there is not going to be another day ahead. Is there a dark comet waiting to strike the earth like the one that struck some 200,000 years ago bringing the end of Dinosaur era. Well as of now there are no indications from NASA of a possible collusion as it is not an overnight affair. However life is filled with uncertainties...the only thing that we could right now recite is 'All is well..All is well (from Hindi film: 3 Idiots). Tirupati: Devotees influx normal, in the early hours of the day about six compartments are filled and the average darshan time is just 4 hours. Banks Bandh: All banks will observe bandh on Thursday as a protest to the bill for stringent measures in the banking sector getting approval in the Lok Sabha on December 19. The whole spectrum of merging various banks, increasing private equity and more recommended in the bill was opposed by the unions. Protesting to the bill the employees plan to observe total shutdown for the day. Polls: The saffron party initially is cruising ahead in both the states that have gone to polls, Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh. BJP is on the upwards surge in both the states as per reports in the morning. At 10.am in Gujarat, BJP was leading 116 and Congress was leading in 60. In Himachal Pradesh BJP leads in 24 and Congress 36. The consolation for each party is that in Gujarat Congress has bettered its earlier record and in Himachal Pradesh, BJP is giving a tough fight. Will this 2012 Chief Minister of Gujarat turn Prime Minister in 2014? Hang me: Wails the accused in the 23-year-old girl 'raped in moving bus' case on Wednesday, to a Delhi court. Vinay Sharma, (20) expressed that though he had not been involved in the rape, he wished to die for beating the boy accompanying the girl. The girl is right now battering for life at the Safdarjung Hospital. Of the seven accused four have been arrested and police are seriously on the look out for the rest who are at large. Sports: Deccans will no more charge. Deccan Chargers has been sold out to Sun Network at a whopping stakes. The controversial IPL team from Hyderabad was into a debt trap and had some differences with the BCCI to top it all. The new franchise will rename the team as 'Sun Risers'. Day importance: December 20 is considered as the International Human Solidarity Day, globally. Human solidarity is the most important on the agenda of every country to make the world a better place to live in. Disaster of the day: On this day in 1987 worst sea disaster occurred killing nearly 4000 people, but official records claim 1,749 only. The Dona Paz a passenger ferry crashed into Vector 1, an oil tanker in the Phillipinse Tablas Strait. Though for the day: 'All is Well' remember this from the Hindi film 3 Idiots. Yes try keeping your heart under control with this mantra and everything would fall in place. (Wishesh AarKay)
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Aishwarya Rai in Hyderabad December 19, 2012 15:01
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan visited Hyderabad after a long time to launch Longines showroom. She's the brand ambassador for Longines. Draped in black suit, Aishwarya Rai was in all smiles. Longines is a Swiss watch making company. It has opened its doors to the public in Hyderabad by setting up a small outlet at the famous Kamal Watch Company in Banjara Hills of Hyderabad. After inaugurating the outlet, Aishwarya Rai posed to the media with a stunning watch. A large number of people gathered outside the outlet to have a glimpse of Aishwarya Rai. As people gathered, traffic jam was reported for a couple of minutes in Banjara Hills area. The former miss world waves the her fans outside the outlet. (AW Phani)
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Kill him if he has erred: Morning Wishesh December 19, 2012 12:38
Hi....Welcome.......Marhaban Welcome back with an Arabic greeting (means welcome). Well I would not like to be a hypocrite to say Good Morning as it is well over the early hours while you get this personal tit bits of the day. It is a pleasant day in Hyderabad. Tollywood Hot Gossip: Balakrishna 100th film 'Aditya 999': At last the stage is set for the hundredth film of Nandamuri Balakrishna to become a reality, claim sources. The film will be a sequel to his earlier super hit Aditya 369 and the title is 'Aditya 999'. If the gossip is true veteran director Singeetham Srinivasa Rao will be heading the project. With Balayaa planning to enter into the electoral fray in 2014, it was taken for granted that his much awaited film would have a political satire. But the latest rumours seem to prove otherwise. Anyways time will reveal the truth shortly, may be early next year...? Kill him if he has erred: If my son is found guilty then hang him, as I have also got daughters and the beastly behavior must not be tolerated, this was the utterances of true Indian over allegations of involvement of his son in the grueling 'rape in bus' incident that rocked the national capital. The accused Vinay Kumar had no mercy from his own father for the dastardly act. Rape in a moving bus of a woman was condemned by both the houses on Tuesday and many women MPs were in tears over the issue. Cutting party lines everyone wanted the accused to be punished in a befitting way. Sports: Deccan Chargers to be Sun Risers: After a bitter controversy Hyderabad sole IPL team has been sold out. As per an official announcement made by the Sun Media Network, Deccan Chargers has been taken over by them and shall be titled as Sun Risers. The deal was a whopping 425.2 crores. Now Chennai has two IPL teams, the Chennai Super Kings and Sun Risers. History amuses: In 1924 on this day the last of the series luxury limousine Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost was sold in London. This was the Origin of this elite manufacturer claiming to have made "Best car in the world." This was first stated in the automobile dedicated Prestigious magazine 'Autocar' in 1907. History Wins: The original part of the Portuguese these two were annexed by the Indian government on this day in 1961. However the Portuguese only recognized these two union territories as integral part of this vast nation in 1974. Thought for the Day: This is an old proverb but holds good under any trying circumstances. Help thy self then the Almighty is bound to help you. However the issue holds good for all troubled situations. A little step forward would be a giant leap towards success and solution. Happy day ahead! (Wishesh AarKay)
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Sweet boxes with nude CDs! :Morning Wishesh December 17, 2012 12:11
Hi...... Good Morning..........Dzień dobry Hi again we are back with a Polish Good Morning. Hope you enjoyed the week ends. However in the metros it was a splendid time in the morning. Getting ready for the new year bash...Pretty bad cyclonic storm is due at the FIJI islands. Sweet Boxes with Nude CDs: Youth have been relishing in addition to sweets, in a box sold at a shop in Begum Bazaar. The task force of the city had a big surprise waiting when the opened the sweet box that was sold for Rs 500, each. There was a blue film CD concealed which was a craze among youth. The sleuths had taken the owner and two of his assistants under control. Investigations are going on to assess the duration and the penetration of the activity. The shop charged a box of sweets at five hundred rupees and youth used to flock for the bundled offer. How the task force got the whiff of the issue is yet to be ascertained. Tollywood Debate: South starlets drink and smoke a lot: This was a comment given by a North Indian import Sana Khan. Are really south beauties 'vices' full? Well sometime back there was a report that Shriya Saran was seen to be dancing in an inebriated condition after a fabulous party. Many such instances about various starlets, did crop up on the grapevine, but the truths had to be ascertained. Countering the allegation by Sana, Shriya spoke out to the media at a bash that everybody have their own internal space and what happens is their personal life. By this does she admit to the rumor or is she advising Sana to keep her tongue in check? Congress state meet turns chaotic: The state Congress meet held in Hyderabad on Sunday did more harm than good to the party. The meet was filled with hatred, internal feuds, arguments, T protests and what not. The entire event that was to enhance the bonding between the leaders, set a bad precedent to the cadre. The meet started with an open debate between the AP PCC Chief Botsa and Ponnam Prabhakar, while the later wanted to set aside two minutes silence for T Martyrs, the former wanted for Nilam cyclone victims. The controversy later ended with the due intervention of Ghulam Nabi Azad present on the podium. The eight hour exercise de-spirited the cadre and the critics alike. Other than internal conflicts and personal projections nothing prospective was achieved at the meet. Cyclone Evan in FIJI: The weather department predicts that FIJI is to brace Cyclone Evan. As per reports winds of more than 230 kilometers an hour are already blowing in the north of the capital Nadi. Evan is a category 4 cyclone and shall pass away within the next four hours. Most of the city had been evacuated to avoid untoward incident. Flights are canceled and many are stranded in the airports. Authorities are on red alert with intense winds blowing at 185KMPH. Tirupati: Devotees influx surging today, however 68, 372 pilgrims visited the temple town on Sunday. In the early hours of the day about 22 compartments are filled and the average darshan time is expected to be 12 hours. Suprabhatam Seva suspended from today till January 14, on account of Dhanurmasa seva. Gujarat: Second phase of polling for the general elections commence in the state. 95 Constituencies are to go for polls this morning with 820 candidates ready test their lucks. In the first phase of polls 97 constituencies went for polls and 68 percent polling was recorded. Sports: India struggling to draw the series. While the declaration of Team India was to level the IND vs ENG series, situation looks different at Nagpur on Day 5. England ended the first innings with 330 runs while India declared for 326. The visitors are on the rampant and have scored 233/3 at 11.15 IST. Jonathan Trott with 103 and Ian Bell with 57 runs are at the crease at the moment. History of the day: The lion of India Bhagat Singh along with his two other accomplices Sukhdev Thapar and Shivaram Rajguru avenged the death of Lala Lajpat Rai by assassinating the British Police Officer James Saunders in 1928. The three martyrs were executed by the British anarchy in 1931 for the avenge. Day's importance: Today is celebrated as International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers. The day reminds everyone to remain with compassion over the unfortunate tribe of Sex workers. It also reminds that none must suffer discrimination or face stigma from the society. Thought for the day: Honor the aged they are our treasure. Off late the growing old age homes and news about the forsaken parents is on the rise. While it is painful, it has to be remembered that history repeats. Not only that our parents had sacrificed their best for us, but they need our support at their old age, our reciprocation plays an active role in developing our child's psychology. The old are the rich treasure troves of yesteryear, help them to live with joy. (Wishesh AarKay)
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Pushpak enters as Aero withdraws December 15, 2012 13:18
As the current operator of bus services from Shamshabad international airport to different parts of Hyderabad withdrew, the APSRTC inducted a fleet of low floor air-conditioned services that would play between Secunderabad-Shamshabad-via LB Nagar, Shamshabad-SR Nagar-via Secretariat to name a few. Tata Marcopolo buses, which are already in use as City Sheetal, are being used as Pushpak ac services. Unlike Aero Express, the best part of Pushpak buses is that they would accommodate all passengers. This would simply mean that it would be like any other city service bus wherein you can board anywhere and alight anywhere. However, there would apparently be fewer stops and cost of this service would be high-somewhere between Rs. 100 and Rs. 200 depending on the distance. Also, RTC has plans to come up with Pushpak AC passes, which would enable passenger to travel on any bus without purchasing tickets. (AW Phani)
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Last date for paying Advance Tax: Hyderabad alert December 15, 2012 12:31
Amidst our hectic activity in the city we tend to forget many important dates. However paying advance tax is good for the country and hassle free for the individual. Taxes do help us, build a better infrastructure. Now with payment at our finger tips why delay and attract worries. December 15 is the last date to pay Advance tax it is the third installment for the companies and second one for the other tax payers. Paying on time is a service to the nation, as a citizen of this country. Who has to pay: Most of us including salaried professionals, for whom tax deducted or collected at source is more than Rs 10,000 annually. Check your auditor or visit the department's website to have a clarity. Where to pay Advance Tax: Paying the taxes is the made easy by the department for the convenience of the public amidst busy lives. One could pay at any authorized bank branches by using a ITNS 280, paper challan. Any ATM of 13 banks. Pay by net banking or through debit cards at SBI self services kiosks. Pay now and be tension free, in the interest of the reader, a service from Wishesh. However please check with the department's portal for better details. This is just a reminder...(Wishesh AarKay)
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Poster menace haunts Hyderabad December 14, 2012 14:54
South tinsel worlds together must be producing maximum number of films, it is a pride that the industry is thriving and employs large numbers of technicians. But as every good has a bad attached that comes without asking is true, the whole city is infested with the posters. The posters are of course informative but they are also detractors for motorists. Thank God the hoarding culture is slowly wading out. Posters on bridges, walls, on closed shops and where else, every where....they have become a pain to one and all. In fact if one travels during late night hours,we tend to see that the Corporation staff are busy trying to remove them, however only the unstamped ones or that need some registration or so. More over this menace not only spoils the looks of the city but also sets a bad precedent on new comers. The government should get involved actively to curb this menace. A preferential place must be allocated where the posters could be stuck. This ulterior move by the government is sure to save cultural and heritage walls while adding glamor to our beautiful city. (Wishesh AarKay)
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Superstar Kadhanayakudu December 12, 2012 14:58
From bus conductor to actor then to a star and later as the superstar was a journey of hills and valleys for the global star Rajnikanth, however he relished every moment of this success saga in spite of pitfalls in the initial stages. Rajini is a whole man worth admiring for staying clear from controversies while maintaining a balanced life. He is remarkable as an actor, benevolent as a man and philosophical as a learned, on the whole he is the legend of south India with global fame, a legendary humane Rajini found his way in to the tinsel world as a vagabond husband to musician wife in Apoorva Raagangal (1975). The Tamil film was the creation of another legend, filmmaker K Balachander and the Telugu remake was 'Anthuleni Kadha', in which Rajini retained his role. That was the way, today's superstar entered the Woods. There was a time in the early eighties when he was called the Friday star with frequent releases but later he changed the trends and acted a film in a year, though now the gaps have gone to two to three years. Rajini's career is incomplete with out the mention of his mentor Balachander. To this day the actor takes pride in informing that he used to get things right only after a light manhandling by this fatherly figure. If one takes a deeper look at Apoorva Raagangal, the character, Pandiyan appears for two minutes in the end. The only act in the film was that Pandiyan claps watching his wife perform and falls dead. This first onscreen death had given birth to the superstar of the day. From then on he played some antagonist roles with another legendary actor Dr Kamal Hassan in the lead role. Later in Mullum Malarum (1978), Rajini proved his mettle as an actor and the film made by filmmaker J Mahendran, won state recognition, a special honour. In this our superstar, as Kaali was rigid outside and lovable inside. A handicapped brother and his dreams for his loving sister made the threads of the storyline which were interesting. However Billa (1980) the remake of Hindi, Don, marked the commercial star image to the brilliant actor. In this he portrays two characters Billa and Rajappa and shows his versatility in depicting the variations in both. It was one of the most successful films that broke all commercial records of that time. The film was remade in Telugu with the same name and handsome star Shobhan Babu in the lead. Thillu Mullu (1981) saw the comedy shade in this angry young man as Indiran and Chandiran. The same person takes up dual identity to appease his boss. The concept of the film was 'modern bread or modern dress', meaning for the sake of living, one has to make some compromises. It was a hilarious entertainer again directed by Balachander. Another versatile project by Rajni was Moondru Mugam (1982) where he depicts three roles as father and twin sons, Alex Pandian, Arun and John, directed by A Jagananthan. This film defined Rajini as the superstar of Kollywood. The variations he showered as a strict police officer who dies on duty and the two sons are awesome. To this day the way Bond pronounces his name, 'my name is bond.....(with a pause) James Bond) rings within us, similarly Rajini uses a peculiar accent to pronounce his name, 'Allllex...Pandian' in the film. However Rajini raised to the superstar status with Baasha (1995) by filmmaker Suresh Krishna. The film was released bilingual in Telugu and Tamil with the same name. Baasha broke all records at the ticket counter in South India, while heralding Rajini as the superstar of south India. His hundredth film, Sri Raghavendra (in Telugu, Sri Mantralaya Raghavendra Swamy Mahatyam) was a land mark in his career where he portrays the the Lord Raghavendra. He was totally devoid of all his usual histrionics and made an impact on the film goers. S P Muthuraman directs the film. His mighty budgeted film was Endhiran (2010) (Robot in Telugu) entered the 100 crore club and was one of the few films from south that reached this elite status. This film also boasts of the technical excellence on par with Hollywood. Shankar directs Endhiran while A R Rehman does the music honours, it is virtual land mark in Indian cinema panorama. Right now the Superstar is gearing up to release his next flick Kochadaiyaan directed by his daughter Soundarya, probably scheduled around march next year. The multi-lingual film will be released in Telugu as Vikramasimha and will also be released in Hindi, Malayalam, English and Japanese. Kochadaiyaan is the first Indian 3D film to be shot with performance capturing technology. The only other films to have used this in Hollywood were Aatar (2009) and The Adventures of Tintin (2011). With Muthu the star had a wider base of fans in Japan and since then he started to have a Japanese character in his film to reciprocate his love for the country. This paid off for Rajini as his films grabbed good markets in other countries where our nationals were not in big numbers too. In fact he was one among the few stars in India who were an unofficial cultural ambassadors of the nation. Annually his birthday (12 December) was a festival for his fans and this year it is all the more important as it is 12-12-12. Another delight to the fans is that Sivaji-3D will be releasing, globally on his birthday, today. Wishesh wishes the legend a very Happy Birthday and prays for his long healthy life. (From a Rajini fan)
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Our doctors should learn from Sweden medicos: DL December 11, 2012 19:19
Health minister D L Ravindra has expressed his anguish against the commercialization of medical field. He has expressed his deep sadness over the act of certain doctor who do C section when normal delivery could be possible. He has also said that doctors in our state should learn a lot from the doctors in Sweden wherein more than 90 per cent deliveries there were normal. D L Ravindra has met the representative of Sweden at the secretariat in Hyderabad to discuss medical matters. Minister has said that with the support of Sweden the infant mortality rate can be reduced to a significant level. Also, he said Sweden would support in the fields of tele medicine, tele diagnosis and protection of the aged. He even said that as of now the state was relatively losing over 40 kids out of 1000 and stressed on the need to bring down the number in the near future. (AW Phani)
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Is there a place to hide in Hyderabad? December 10, 2012 13:01
Increasing population and transport means has resulted in a chaotic situation in our city which is ever expanding the limits. Earlier what we regarded as outskirts have become a part of this splendid city. Opportunities in this huge metropolis welcome the youth from far and distant lands. But are we ready to face this vulnerable situations. The masks that Eves wear is one excellent tool to safeguard from weather adversities. But the males have avoided it to some extent. Most pollution control activists suggest to take public transports instead of own vehicles to avoid any hassle. A little closer look at the way the public transport ply during peak hours with vast foot board travelers, only keeps the average man far from this for regular purposes. Sporadic studies have shown a rise in asthma, chronic cough and chronic bronchitis, premature deaths, respiratory disorders and allergies in various metros. This only suggests our ill equipped means to handle the acid rain showered on us by the gases emitted by the variety of transports. A report in The Hindu earlier suggested that national annual ambient average for particulate matter is 60 microgram per cubic metre, while the WHO standard is 20 microgram per cubic metre. This is alarming... In addition it also leads to noise and water pollution as well and all trio together have their toll on the general health. As per another study the air quality in 85 Indian cities has grown from bad to worse over the years. It reveals that 139 different stretches of 37 major river have been polluted due to the continuous dumping of 6.2 million tonne of hazardous waste by 37,000 industries. It is astonishing but true that India alone accounts for more than 0.1 million premature deaths. The busy centers that we daily visit as a part of our routines have become pollution hubs that witness high vehicular movement registering increased level of release of toxic affluent by burning fuel. Most times the parameters are alarming and need to be given a deeper thoughts. Take a break and chill out, send in your feedback as to what we could do, to fight this acid war and give a better environment to our Gen Next. (Wishesh-AarKay)
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Rally to spread awareness on hearing deficiency December 08, 2012 11:35
Koti ENT Hospital students and professors in Hyderabad took out a rally this morning to spread awareness on hearing deficiency. The rally, which started at Koti at around 9 am, ended at Legislative Assembly. A large number of students, draped in white clothes, held placards, which displayed that latest equipments were available to cure listening deficiency. ENT hospital superintendent has said that it was the duty of parents to find out if there's any hearing deficiency in children and bring them to doctors as most of the hearing problems can be cured with latest equipment. (AWP)
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Tattoo is a bold expression December 07, 2012 12:08
Tatoo is a bold expression of self and also for gaining prominence. Following the westerners as usual, our youth are crazy over these minor demons sculpted on the body. In fact more than being a mere fashion it has been a bold symbol to voice out ones inner self. The metros are mushroomed with studios that could sculpt any desired image on your body with ease and harmlessly too. However we are here to discuss about the latest tatoo trends and not about its advantages or disadvantages. Irezumi, the first professional Tattoo studio, in India has pioneered this business with experts from Iran, Australia, US, Italy, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Thailand, Nepal and Denmark. Soon they are planning to launch mobile studios across the metros, based on the response of their maiden launch in Chennai. With over one crore designs up its sleeves, Irezumi is one of the most acclaimed specialists in the country and confirms European standards of safety and hygene. Now get your tattoo at your doorstep. Tattoos have evolved much from where they started. Initially fighters who used to flaunt their huge musculature used them to create terror in the oppoenent while at a bout. But later the youth used them to flaunt their expression on a well sculpted body while wearing a sleeveless Tee. But today from corporate executive to young lover boys or girls irrrespective of shapes and sizes, get tattooed with bold expression on their bodies. If you remember well this was traditionally in our country where most of our rural brethren used to get their names on the arms as illiteracy was predominant. Today the same tatoos are used to show the quotient of literacy.. that is what is called as irony...(Wishesh AarKay)
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