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Ankit Gupta wrote: you can't write off Ra.one/srk. Agreed that the movie is not for ppl like us, fits into the need of animax generation. But something that deserves appreciation is the ambition. Personally I feek like calling it a sunrise to scifi projects Sent from my BlackBerry® smartphone

God always has surprise elements in a day to relish about, and to bring the smiles back :) thank u :) Jai Mata Di Sent from my BlackBerry® smartphone

Ankit Gupta wrote: Even the shortest occurrence of beautiful surprises have the longest of the impact horizon in ur life.... As they say- Happiness comes in small packets Sent from my BlackBerry® smartphone

@thekiranbedi: Congratulations Uttrakhand is d first State which has passed a Lokayukt Bill unanimously in d Assembly. Its in full spirit of JLPB Sent from my BlackBerry® smartphone

Let's begin learning: The safest way to double your money is to fold it over once and put it in your pocket. ~ Kin Hubbard  Kin Hubbard is right in saying that if we do not spend money unnecessarily we would be able to save money and double it. However most of us like to spend and would find it difficult to not spend at all. We feel that it could stress us further.  Accepting the3 financial challenges could help you in controlling unnecessary spending. Once you control and avoid unnecessary spending you can save more and invest more. So you can achieve your financial goals easier and earlier.   Here are the challenges:  A Day Away from spending The challenge of not spending for a day could be difficult, but could help save and render some important life lessons.   It is true as most of us have regular daily expenses on coffee, tea, lunch, and snack at regular intervals and fuel to travel to and from work. Effective planning with implementation of this challenge invo...

@liveankit: The reason people find it so hard to be happy is that they always see the past better than it was. -Marcel Pagnol Sent from my BlackBerry® smartphone

@chetan_bhagat: Raja to Kalmadi in Jail: Get some diyas na. Kalmadi: no, you get them, you made more money. Sent from my BlackBerry® smartphone

The author is Ramalingam K , an MBA (Finance) and Certified Financial Planner . He is the Founder and Director of Holistic Investment Planners ( www.holisticinvestment.in ) a firm that offers Financial Planning and Wealth Management. He can be reached at ramalingam@holisticinvestment.in . Let’s introduce do’s and don’ts of investing: Most of us have our own perception of investment based on our experiences, but also tend to be confused with the opinions given by others. Knowing the do’s and don’ts of the stock market would help us turn really as a smart investor. The do’s and don’ts in the stock market are: slow, steady, and boring wins the race: It is best not to panic over information about stocks on the media. Being slow and steady with looking at the activities that your money is to be used for would ensure that you invest in ventures that are good, useful and profitable. Reading good books on personal finance will help you in taking right financial and...

Well, it is Sunday , i have opened my office laptop, for the first time to write something that is not a Parabolic's IP. It has much to do with me and my own instincts. Somewhere in the business world, i forgot that there's an other side of me as well, something that used to give me satisfaction and enough space to explore myself. yeah ,  i am talking about the blogging. Though i have been texting much, but never felt like narrating the stories that i have been irritating readers with in the earlier days.

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