This section basically gives you a flavor for what I like and what I do with my leisure time. Here you will find a collection of the articles that I have been writing over the years and a taste of things to come (warning!). I started by publishing my first article called The Great Dictator in the Govt College of Engg, Kannur (GCEK) College Mag. I was lucky that they accepted it in the first place! Unfortunately, it gave me encouragement and I started to believe that I could write "chali" stuff.
So,when I was working as a Programmer at CTS,Chennai, I brought out a Mag called Pokhran, the title of which was inspired by India's nuclear tests. Surprisingly, it was a resounding success (Yeah,well, modesty was never my middle name). I am still searching for a copy of this issue, just to make this section complete.
Then, when I came to the US, life started to really suck. I was really missing my old buddies from GCEK. So, I cranked up my "database", thought hard about the nicknames that guys and girls had back in GCEK. I tried to recall their strengths,weaknesses, fiascos, comments etc. and came up with a "Newsletter" called Kannurites. Life has changed since.
This mag has met generally good, but at times mixed response and I will probably wind it up soon. However,the number of people who are getting this Mag through emails has already touched 100. So, that is not a bad thing for a timepass activity! And if you are thinking what is next- I would have to quote my favorite rock star, Jim Morrison:
"I dont know whats gonna happen man, but I wanna get my kicks before the whole shithouse goes up in flames!"
Articles
Kannurites Issue 7 (OCT 2002)
Kannurites Issue 6 (Feb 2002)
Kannurites Issue 5 (Dec 2001)
Kannurites Issue 4 (Nov 2001)
Kannurites Issue 3 (Sep 2001)
Kannurites Issue 2 (May 2000)
Kannurites Issue 1 (Apr 2000)
Pokhran '99 (at CTS, Chennai)(Yet to come, watch this space!)
The Great DictatorYet to come, watch this space!
(Published in Reflections '97, GCEK Magazine)
Yet to come, watch this space!
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The Doors
Freddie Mercury
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Feynman
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