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Indian Festival(s): Diwali

Diwali also known as Dipavali, which is festival of lights. Although the present scenario in cities of modern India (@least in Mumbai) contradicts the meaning of the festival. The festival of lights is celebrated as festival of noise. Fireworks were used as they gave lights, which were followed by bombs & other crackers which gives 2% light, 48% smoke and 50% noise. It seems like the main intention of celebrating a festival is to trouble people around. Many people have asthma problems; many people mostly due to old age have timid ears and can even get a heart attack after listening the kaboom noise of the crackers. Even during marriages and Ganpati visarjan , traffic jam and making loud noise with weird dances on the streets are common. They don't care if an ambulance have to pass by or if there is hospital in that area.  Indian festivals have now became the best examples of mockery. Festivals are celebrated by troubling other people. Not ju...
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Speculative Hindu Temple Architecture: Modern style

India has a wonderful variety of Hindu temple architectures. Each style evolved from previous one during a particular era and under a particular cultural influence. But after colonial period, the style stopped evolving further and all later modern temples we see today have borrowed heavily from the styles that existed before. Although there are a few hipster styles today, but still it’s little bland if you compare it with the kind of architectures that existed before. So, how would’ve been Hindu temple architecture of today’s India if we follow its pattern? But first let’s check out all types of Hindu temple architecture styles in India and abroad. You definitely must be aware of the most common styles – the north Indian ‘Nagara’, the south Indian ‘Dravida’, and its blend known as ‘Vessara’. But there are many regional styles which often get unnoticed by the common folk. Let’s check them out. Types of Hindu Temple Architecture Early Nagara Shikhara with Gavaksha Dravida Vimana Vessar...
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The Pirates of the Arabian

Ballad of Pirate Paranã I was admiral, loyal of the empire, Sent to conquer land like a black vampire, But I was against killing existing civilization, So I conquer land with ono civilization, Settlers came from the empire, streets became busy, But the empire started exploiting people, very easy, So we revolt & declare independence, I'll be the victor, it was my confidence, I went to the sea to stop the invasion, I won the battle, with three is to one equation, After looting the empire's ship, I found it fun, And there I became, the Pirate of Arabian. -- P.N.Gogwekar Click on this image and view comics in slides  Le Pirate, Lord of Le Island ruled Le Island until Pirate  Parana Decided to take over. Pirate Parana decided to take over le island by defeating Le Pirate.
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