The Journey of Ram 🐏♈🏹 It all begins with a Ram. In Greek mythology, there is Chrysomallos, the magical Golden Ram whose fleece became the legendary Golden Fleece. The ram rescued Phrixus and Helle, carrying them to safety. Thousands of miles away, in another ancient tradition, there is Ram (or Rama), one of Hinduism’s most […]
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Ahem…here are some of my attempts …la..la..la..la..la..la Vocal only : Mai rahu ya na rahu: Arman Malik: 18 Jul 2026 My best: Saanjh dhale gagan tale by Suresh Wadekar : 18 Jan 2025 The one I like: Rimjhim gire sawan : Kishore : 24 Apr 2026 Koi jab tumhara hridaya tod de : Mukesh :
Phase 1. I am fortunate to have had the chance to meet and interact with so many people throughout my life. I was born into a large family, surrounded by an extended network of relatives, in a small village where relationships were personal and interactions were wonderfully down to earth. There was very little distance
चलो चलते हैं रिश्तो को जोड़ने, जो किस्तों में बंट गए हैं । हम ही मिल जाते हैं उस पारी में, जो धीरे से अलग छंट गए हैं ।सुखी पत्ती डाल से अलग हुई, यह तो काल का दस्तूर है ।सहेज लो उन्हें पन्नों में, वो दिन तुम्हारे लिए कहां दूर है । Rough translation
Service and community have always been core to my journey, rooted in the belief that small, consistent contributions can drive meaningful change. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of dedicating time to projects that uplift, empower, and bring people together, from fostering tech literacy in young minds to driving large-scale civic and cultural initiatives.
This is continuation of my blog The Wonderful World of Numbers. Let me walk through the mechanics as I understand them — Elmsley’s original insight is elegant, and once you see it you’ll have that “of course” moment I mentioned earlier. The trick is built on a simple idea: every two-digit number can be represented as two
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When the Question Reveals the Answer (Alex Elmsley’s Octave Pencil Trick). What is it? You present 6×6 rows of symbols (circle and square) to other person. There is a number below each symbol. It may look like this: ▲ ▲ ● ● ● ▲ 12 5 25 41 64 78 ▲ ● ▲ ● ●
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I dropped my youngest son at his dormitory at UT Austin, where he’ll be studying Electrical and Computer Engineering. This was his dream school. Though Computer Science was his first choice, this program is the next best thing and he couldn’t be happier. The excitement was clear in his eyes. This was the moment he
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