Cricket is my Passion, Politics is my Entertainment and CA is my Career:)

                                      Spreading Smiles :) " Smile, it is the key that fits the lock of everybody's heart"- Anthony J. D'Angelo Happy Evening everyone. 2017 is nearing its end and this year ,as every year, has gone by rather quickly. Many may wonder what have they done or what they should have done better throughout the year. Some would have been busy in their work, some would have been busy in giving their exams or some would have enjoyed different moments with their loved ones. Life is all too fast paced but in this circus of life we forget the most important aspect of living life and thats to have a "Smile" on our face. This blog is my way of just trying to get a smile on each one's face and  encouraging others to do something good without expecting anything in return. In August 2015, when I attended one of my Communication Skills classes in Mumbai, we were divided in different groups and one of the group of students named t

Happy Foodie evening to everyone. I was really looking forward to write something exciting about food.  Being a food lover is normal but being from a Sindhi community is an added advantage. The excellent traditional Sindhi cuisines are mouth watering and irresistible. But this blog I've decided to dedicate it to my native place-Salem, Tamil-Nadu.  I was born and brought up in Salem before i permanently shifted to Bengaluru. I keep visiting Salem often to be with my grandparents. But often I have been asked questions and given suggestions like: You going to Salem again? What's in Salem? Dont you get bored? Isn't it a small town? Go to Goa - You'll have more fun and what not. One can never understand Salem until and unless they don't spend time there.This is one beautiful city with its own speciality. Leaving aside the fact that Salem is my native and I love being with my grandparents there, this place offers you "Peace" which you can never get an

A few years back a young and energetic cricketer came onto the scenes of the world by making India win the U-19 Cricket World Cup in 2008. Yes, he's none another than Virat Kohli. When he played for India in his debut series against Sri Lanka he very much looked like the guy from the current generation. The hairstyle, the tattoos and the googles gave us an impression that this guy is good but was he good enough to survive in the team for long? He didn't have a great IPL in 2008 for the RCB but there were glimpses of his class. 2009 was completely different. He performed exceedingly well for RCB in South Africa and was finding his strides in the international arena where he was playing at his best to be the core member of the Indian Cricket team. He played a crucial role in India's triumph in the 2011 Cricket World Cup but much like Gautam Gambhir even his role is very much understated. The most memorable moment of the World Cup  would be when Kohli was asked about carrying