About sarikananda
Hello to all the readers and fellow bloggers.
I am Sarika Nanda and I welcome you to my blog. I am based out of the national capital of India.
I am new to blogging and to writing. My posts are my contemplations on varied topics. I hope to publish something of interest for most of my readers. Hoping to follow the rule of brevity without compromising on the essence of the thought, I will try to write without hurting any sentiments and sensibilities.
My writings are my own, and any thoughts picked from another source will carry the source information or acknowledgement.
I sincerely hope to see more and more followers and support in the coming days.
Happy Reading.
Sarika Nanda
Originally posted on sarikanandacerebrate:
The pun is intended here. However, let me begin by talking about my attraction for certain gay celebrities. Rock Hudson is the first name that pops into my mind. I was ‘oh so mesmerised by that…
Originally posted on MARIA WIRTH:
The belief in rebirth is in the blood of most Indians. It is not a blind belief. There is a lot of evidence for it, as the author discovered. I don’t remember which Bollywood movie…
Originally posted on MARIA WIRTH:
Some five years ago there was a small news item in a national paper. At that time Jairam Ramesh was the minister of state for environment and forests and he had stated, ”India is losing…
“the penalizing of ability for being ability, the penalizing of success for being success, and the sacrifice of productive genius to the demands of envious mediocrity.”
― Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal Continue reading →
There were a few changes in both the ceremonies, some appreciated, some not. I loved everything in its entirety, except the Doordarshan coverage and will talk about each subsequently. Continue reading →
Posted in In my Opinion
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Tagged air force, Beating the Retreat, Buggy, colonial-inherited traditions, Doordarshan, festival, Indian Armed Forces, Indian instruments, indianisation, mindset, Navy, President Pranab Mukherjee, Republic Day, thought process, traditions, Vijay Chowk
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Originally posted on Sage of Kanchi:
Thanks to Sri Guruvayurappan for sending this great video. Although I have heard his name, honestly, I haven’t been following him. I listened to his speech to some degree – haven’t completed. He is…
Almost every morning, we would walk on the path around the lawn, from our building to the main gate, singing the song and jumping on the piles of dried leaves. Continue reading →
Posted in Personal Files
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Tagged Annie's Song, autumn, college, Delhi University, Dried leaves, DTC, Faculty, flashback, John Denver, milky way, Simla, Surajkund
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