Showing posts with label humor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label humor. Show all posts

Thursday, February 8, 2018

Rama's Revenge

In the school day in Ram's school
The headmaster for its successes has worked all tools
But Rama was not in his good books
So on him Rama decided to try a trick.

All the parents of students had gathered
Lights where brilliantly lit in stage
The chief guest had arrived
And headmaster thought successes guaranteed.

It was Rama's task to sing the prayer
So all people stood-up
But instead he sang the National Anthem
So audience left thinking it was end of program.

Sunday, June 20, 2010

The Winning Goal!

Writing 4 Kids
Gopal was the only child for his parents
They wanted from others he to stand front
So they put him in a good school
But to study Gopal didn’t feel.

He played a lot of football
And he was good among them all
When his parents saw the report card
To others to show they were afraid.

But in school for state team selection
The coach recognized this great sensation
When other proud parents made their child’s card presentation
They were shocked to hear Gopal’s name in T.V. station.

Friday, April 30, 2010

Making stand out



Gopal’s mother went to men’s clothing store
As her son’s school day function was coming near
She used to haggle a lot before purchase
And her wrath shopkeeper had to face.

She wanted to buy a tie,
So shopkeeper displayed all that in his shop lie
But she went thorough all failing to make a decision
Then the shopkeeper asked what was the reason.

She said, “I want a tie that would make my
son among audience stand out,
And that is what I am out.”
“Ma’am,” he replied, “any tie makes the audience eyes stand out,
If you tie around your son’s neck tight!.”

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Not Mine!


5 years old Gopal was ill
So his mother decided to take him to hospital
As Gopal was afraid of doctors
Taking him for his mother was a big ordeal.

She got Gopal into a vehicle
And brought him to hospital
Amid crying and shouting
Doctor in examination table seated him.

With a smile doctor asked,
“Hmm… which shoulder should I give injection”,
Terrified Gopal at once replied,
“Your shoulder is the one!.”

Saturday, April 10, 2010

How is India today?

creative writing

India speeds on, in the path
With precious ancient moral lost
Gopal was traveling in a train
Which stopped at a platform.

He left the seat to fill his water bottle
Leaving his ‘India Today’ magazine in the seat,
In that unreserved compartment someone else occupied
A minute later after returning leaving Gopal petrified.

“Oh, no, I’ve lost my seat!”, Gopal thought
And asked a co-passenger, “And where’s my India Today?
“Son”, an elderly man, who’d seen it all,
Replied, “This is India today!.”

Sunday, April 4, 2010

An Idea to send the lecturer packing

writing 4 kids

Gopal was a college student
And he lacked patience
To listening to boring lectures
From aged absent minded professors.

Gopal was sitting in afternoon class
Struggling to avoid falling asleep
Suddenly the professor got a call from office
And he had to leave the place.

Gopal sighed with relief
But professor came back to class
And inquired “Now, where was I?”
Instantly Gopal replied, “Right near the end!.”

Sunday, March 28, 2010

Me Too

writing 4 kids
Gopal with his 5 years old daughter went to LIC office
And his daughter was curious to know the purpose
Wide eyed she looked around
While her father a counter found.

Gopal filled the form of life insurance policy
And clerk stressed to fill the beneficiary
So he could live without worry
Hearing this with an idea his daughter was happy.

Her mom used to scold her when she was naughty
Which after doing mischief she used to worry
She asked her father for her too make a policy
So she could avoid punishment and be happy !

Sunday, March 21, 2010

The Unknown Ranking System


5 years old Gopal loved to paint
But to be good in studies was the wish of his parents
As they thought if high marks he scores
His success will be known at distant shores.

Gopal's teacher sent his art work to an international competition
While in school as the lessons Gopal never used to listen
His grades in report card had fallen
And his parents hid the card crestfallen.

In school’s the annual day function
When other parents were delighted after marks of their children was mentioned
To Gopal’s parents surprise , his art was given special attention,
As it had won first place abroad and had caused sensation.

Sunday, March 14, 2010

Operation for combating 8-Legged terrorist


Gopal’s mother was scared of spider
Which while having break-fast on top of table appeared
She begged her son something to do
And in Gopal’s mind operation for its execution came to view.

‘No Entry Zone’ was placed in the dinning room
And Gopal armed himself with soap solution and broom
Got hold of short hose and plunged into its one end to nozzle of the funnel
To deliver the strong soap solution on ‘ terrorist’ to kill.

Gopal making sure the hose was placed accurately near the creature
Poured the deadly concoction into the funnel after saying a small prayer,
Emptying the mug Gopal with drew the hose
To his mother’s glee spider lying on its back and moving panicky its eight hairy legs.

Saturday, March 6, 2010

How the Act protects!


During Gopal’s first year in collage
To save his money a battle against his seniors he had to wage
They used to force him for free treats
And he had to struggle to make ends meet.

One day in hostel while reading newspaper in sunshine
Gopal’s eye caught BT Regulatory Bill of 2009
Which stated those who opposed GM food would be behind bars
So he had decided his seniors to invite to breakfast.

Gopal ordered as dessert for his seniors Bt Brinjal ice-cream
With hot pepper sprinkled behind their back
They were forced to eat without complaint
And not anymore troubling Gopal for future free treats!

Monday, March 1, 2010

My friend indeed!


Cigarette is my friend in need
Unlike a fair-weather friend
Cigarette offers solace in times of turmoil
By burning all problems and vanishing them to thick air.

Smoking is one’s carefully cultivated ‘air’
Like in World War II Winston Churchill’s ‘V’ sign and cigar
Which is the trademark he is associated
Hence Cigarette is a friend beyond compare.

My trusted friend had literally burnt
himself with every deep inhalation
Taking all my turmoil and pain
And he had clung to me without quitting
So who in the world could beat him!

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

The unfinished fight in paper




10 years old Gopal used to fight with his sister,
His mother had hard time bringing them up together
Gopal was naughty in school as well;
One day his teacher told a story on “Heavy weight fight” to write well.

Gopal began to write with great interest
As in TV he always used to watch the fights
But he did not have the talent to go further
With loss of words to explain better.

The teacher started to read his assignment
And asked why it tailed off with resent
Nifty Gopal replied, “Ah, sir it was getting late you see,
As my mother stopped the fight at the end of round three!

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Nothing works like an idiot!




In college Gopal was heroic, smart and genius
And he was hated by all his classmates
He wanted to be among friends
So with new identity and mission he lands.

Instead of closing eyes, ears and mouth from evil
And being negative about our value system
He replaced Gandhiji’s three monkeys icon
By positive laughing at himself icon.

His friends looked at him with pity
And came forward to help him instantly
As they thought he was an idiot and they were wise;
Gopal was happy his new formula worked precise.

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Your eyes are perfectly normal, but…

India is a democratic country
And people from all walks of life can enter parliament
Without qualification or ability
Just by manipulating citizen’s empathy.

An actor had huge popularity
So he turned to politics and became minister simply
His PA brought files to sign in his office
The actor said his eye sight is poor, so not to disturb him please.

So minister’s PA took him to optician
And a set of alphabets to read he was given,
At the staring actor, the doctor came to conclusion
He can’t read because to school, he had not been!

Tuesday, December 29, 2009

It’s tough to be in expensive shoes

Price of everything in India has gone up
And it doesn’t seems to drop
Vegetables ,transport and other utilities
Which while having dinner poor Gopal’s wife was thinking.

Gopal used to have only rice and curds
Which in India is poor man’s bread
He had not tasted dal or vegetables for a long time
Although his children were complaining some times.

Gopal’s son said his friends could not eat with curds
As from childhood they were fed with rich food
Gopal’s wife with sympathy noted,
“I don’t know how people with money manage!”

Saturday, December 26, 2009

They don’t care about us

Gopal and his friend were beggars
Who were begging by the side of a road
They were starving for many days
And were discussing to fill their stomach, some means.

They heard a political bigwig was going on an indefinite fast
For government to settle his demands fast
The police had to shift him to hospital
And forcefully his stomach had to fill.

Gopal’s friend came up with an idea,
Told him to change the name of that road forward a plea
And both of them to go on an indefinite fast
So government will force them to drop the fast,
by giving them something to eat!

Friday, December 4, 2009

“….will be done. Give us a few days.”

To settle the border issue in Pok or China
For PM of India turned out to be unresolved mania
Then a senior Cabinet colleague came across out-of-the box solution
To depute the Bellary Mining Mafia Warlords on this mission.


They were happy to be offered another open land grab offer by politicians
As these men are brave, dare-devil and care-a-damn people
Who are not afraid of Chinese army or the Pakistan terrorists
Since they have proven domain expertise with a long string of achievements.

Bellary Mafia were ready to venture deep into Pok or Arunachal
As long as on the other side minerals are available
The right people to get our rightful land back
By applying moving the borders a few kilometers tactics!

Thursday, November 26, 2009

Maintaining Peace with Ease

Both World ‘Hello Day' and 'Television Day’ falls on same day
Without both where we would be today
Gopal was trying hard to resolve conflict and confusion
After blaming for scheduling mishap on United Nation.

Gopal said hello on daily basis
And to watch television
he always wished
World Hello Day was to be celebrated by greeting 10 people
By personally communicating to preserve peace.

He eased the pain of choosing between the two
By switching on the television in his house
And on November 21, watching 10 people saying ‘hello’
Celebrating both, and rule of preserving peace to follow!

Help!, I lost my mobile…

Geetha was on shopping spree with her husband
And he was struggling to meet her demands
He borrowed her mobile to talk to his friend
To ask whether his credit card he would lend.

He was walking on the street
Busy talking without seeing where
he is landing his feet
And fell into an open manhole
Making his wife’s face turn pale.

Geetha screamed for help
And a policeman near her stopped
She shouted, “I lost my mobile,
My husband fell while talking on it, into manhole!”

Thursday, November 19, 2009

Between Online and the Real – Line

Gopal was looking for a bride,
He put parents advise aside
And registered in a matrimony site
Possessing beautiful wife in sight.

He received proposal in a bundle
And in it he started to fiddle
To choose one of the beauty
Who suggested to give gifts before
Meeting her was his duty.

Gopal sent valuable gifts
Thinking it was worth when her he meets
And went to her address as visitor
Only to face a male imposter.
Like an ability or a muscle, hearing your inner wisdom is strengthened by doing it. -Robbie Gass

The National Portal Of India

The National Portal Of India
Official Government Of India Website

How India could become a knowledge Superpower

EX-PEZ APJ Abdual Kalam said India can become a knowledge superpower. For it we need to take a look at the advantage of learning online.

In Internet café’s, the learner-centered web-based environment is available. Here nothing could be thought but everything could be learnt. So it is more attractive than traditional classrooms where class teachers are some time moody while computer is not.

As authentic material is available in the web and you get the opportunity to interact with those people who are proficient in the field of your interest anywhere around the world helping you to acquire knowledge and improve your skills.

Department of Science and Technology, Govt. of India

Department of Science and Technology, Govt. of India
DST

Coordinates, supports, and oversees scientific activities and research in the country

India is one of the top-ranking countries in the field of basic research. Indian Science has come to be regarded as one of the most powerful instruments of growth and development, especially in the emerging scenario and competitive economy. In the wake of the recent developments and the new demands that are being placed on the S&T system, it is necessary for us to embark on some major science projects which have relevance to national needs and which will also be relevant for tomorrow's technology. The Department of Science & Technology plays a pivotal role in promotion of science & technology in the country. The department has wide ranging activities ranging from promoting high end basic research and development of cutting edge technologies on one hand to service the technological requirements of the common man through development of appropriate skills and technologies on the other.

India Innovation Growth Program

India Innovation Growth Program
Innovation takes more than a great idea…

Registration for Programme 2010 Now !

The Indo-US Science and Technology Forum:

Proposal Submission:

Proposals should be submitted electronically to both:

Submission Deadlines
Award Announcements

    • February
    • June
    • October
    • May
    • September
    • January
Arabinda Mitra
Executive Director
Indo-US Science and Technology Forum (IUSSTF)
Email: amitra@indousstf.org
Michael Cheetham
Director
India Science and Technology Partnership (INSTP)
Email: mcheetham@si.edu

PROGRAM PROCESS DESCRIPTION

Step 1. Apply to the Program - Interested innovators should apply to participate in the Program using the on-line application form.

Step 2. First Screening - Applications are evaluated to select the top 60 innovations. The 60 selectees are invited to participate in a Commercialization Strategy Workshop.

Step 3. Commercialization Strategy Workshop - Top 60 innovators are invited to attend a 3-day Commercialization Strategy Workshop at the FICCI campus in Delhi. Specific dates are to be determined.

Step 4. Second Screening - The top 30 innovations are selected from the group of 60. These innovators will receive a professional assessment of their innovation, and will be invited to attend the Entrepreneurship Workshop.

Step 5. Each innovator receives a QuickLook assessment, prepared by the professional staff members of the IC2 Institute.

Step 6. Entrepreneurship Workshop - The top 30 innovators attend an intensive workshop that will guide them through 6 key areas of entrepreneurship. Dates and venues are to be determined.

Step 7. DST-Lockheed Martin Innovation Competition - The top 30 innovators present their innovations to a panel of judges made of up of renowned technologists and commercialization experts from India and the United States. At the end of the competition, six Gold Medal Innovators, and six Silver Medal Innovators will be named.

Step 8. Business Development - Gold & Silver Medal Innovators will receive professional business development services from FICCI and IC2 Institute to assist them in developing their global marketing strategies.

Step 9. Global Markets - Innovators connect with new global partners.


Evaluation Criteria

In accordance with the stated objectives of the Indo-US Science and Technology Forum, proposals are evaluated in a peer review process in both India and US according to the following criteria:


  • Scientific merit


  • Degree of significance to its field of study


  • Level of creativity and innovativeness in the approach.

  • Feasibility of the approach


  • Appropriateness of the proposed principal investigators and other involved individuals


  • Involvement of young scientists


  • Contribution to scientific and technological capacity-building in both US and India Potential to generate follow-on interactions and collaborations
:

FAQs

Have a question? Look here for answers.

Q. What is the DST-Lockheed Martin India Innovation Growth Program?

A. The DST-Lockheed Martin India Innovation Growth Program is a two-year, nation-wide project, created to enhance the growth and development of India's entrepreneurial economy. The Program is equally funded by Department of Science and Technology(Gov of India) and Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company, and was developed with the assistance of the Indo- US Scinece and Technology Forum, the IC2 Institute at the University of Texas, and FICCI.

Q. How can I have my project (technology) included in the program?

A. Any Indian group or organization with a promising new technology is encouraged to apply to participate in the program. Complete the online application at www.IndiaInnovates.in. Program participation will be based on a competitive selection process.

Q. What is the cost of participating in the program?

A. The cost of the program is equally funded by DST and Lockheed Martin. Participants pay for only for their own travel-related expenses.

Q. Where will the program events take place?

A. Event locations and venues will be announced shortly.

Q. What is QuickLook?

A. QuickLook is a technology assessment process developed by the IC2 Institute that is designed to quickly and effectively evaluate the commercial potential of technologies.

Q. How can I determine if my technology is eligible to participate in the program?

A. Practically any innovative technology is acceptable. See the Program Description page for more details.

Q. What is a "professional business development engagement?"

A. Top selectees receive personalized business development services from FICCI & the IC2 Institute at the University of Texas at Austin. Professional business development managers work with selected participants to develop and implement successful commercialization plans, connecting them with potential customers, investors or other partners in the United States and other locations.

Terrific Discovery: India Finds Water On Moon

Friday, September 25, 2009: The decades-long debate is over now and it is confirmed that the polar regions of the Moon has water. Built, launched and operated by the Indian Space Research Organization, Chandrayaan-1 has found water on the lunar surfaces. India's first moon mission Chandrayaan-1 was launched with the prime objective of finding traces of water on the lunar surface besides mapping minerals and chemicals on the Moon. With over 24 hrs of speculations, NASA has confirmed the presence of water molecules in the polar regions of the moon, in its press conference.

Global Education Centre on the Infosys campus in Mysore Video

MAJESTIC: The new block of the Global Education Centre on the Infosys campus in Mysore:Independent India’s biggest
structure that surpasses Rashtrapati Bhavan in size and equals it in grandeur.
With a floor area of more than 9.6 lakh square feet, the new structure, designed by architect Hafiz Contractor,
will house the second unit of the Global Education Centre (GEC) where all Infosys employees will undergo training
before taking up their placements.
For comparison, the floor area of the Rashtrapati Bhavan is 2 lakh square feet as per the official website of the President. The GEC has been designed entirely on classical style of architecture with similarities to the Colosseum of Rome, while the pillars are reflective of the Parliament House.
A large dome emerges from the centre of the structure and overlooks the entire campus and the structure reflects various ancient Greek and Roman architectural style all of which will
cost around Rs. 350 crore.

Nobel Prize 2009

Nobel Prize 2009
Venkatramana Ramakrishna for chemistry

9th Indian to get Nobel Prize

"for studies of the structure and function of the ribosome".
other two scintist are from Israel and USA.
1/3 of the prize
United Kingdom
MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology Cambridge, United Kingdom
b. 1952(in Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu, India)

The chemistry Nobels are for studies of one of life's core processes: the ribosome's transaltion of DNA information into life. They have also developed models to show how antibiotics bind to ribosomes. This research is being used to develop modern antibiotics that target bacterial ribosomes.


Hey Ram!, What Bapu's principle has come to....

Mahatma Gandhi’s principle of non-violence is “means are more important than end” through which he brought freedom which everyone could proudly preserve for generations, but now with ‘use and throw’ culture, that is “end is more important than means” its experience won’t last even for a life time.

New Book 'Faking It" from Amrita Verma Chowdhury

Amrita is an alumnus of IIT Kanpur, the University of Berkeley and Carnegie Mellon.Amrita’s work as an engineer in Silicon Valley earned her seven US patents for semi-conductor fabrication.She is currently associate director of the India
Research Centre division of Harvard Business School.
So i am looking forward to get hold of the copy of about NRI
which stands for ‘Newly Returned Indian’ in Amrita Verma Chowdhury’s novel —" Faking It" with 'PHOREN' Gifts.Since the throes of reverse migration, the contemporary art scenario in India find a place in the book.
-USI (United States Of India) citizen

Indian-led group finds way to measure neutron stars

MUMBAI: After Chandrayaan-1's discovery of water molecules on the Moon comes another astronomy breakthrough for India. An international group lead by Sudip Bhattacharyya, a 36-year-old space scientist at Mumbai's Tata Institute of Fundamental research, has discovered a way to measure the size of neutron stars. Before we go any further, what is a neutron star? Speaking to TOI on Monday, Bhattacharyya explained: "To put it simply, it is the final stage of a very massive star. When the massive star burns up its fuel, it collapses to become a neutron star," he said, adding that there are between 100 million and 1,000 million neutron stars in the galaxy. On average, a neutron star is very small — approximately 10km in diameter — and 10,000 light years from Earth, thus making it extremely difficult to study and measure. Bhattacharyya and his team's research revealed the unsuspected property of X-ray bursts given off by the stars, which led to the discovery that the pattern of X-rays generated might reveal their true size. "Since these X-rays cannot reach the Earth because of a blanket created by the atmosphere, data was collected of more than 900 bursts from 43 neutron stars through a Nasa satellite and transmitted to us," Bhattacharyya said. The scientist and his colleagues — Coleman Miller of the University of Maryland and Galloway Monash of the University of Australia — modelled how the temperature of the bursts changed as they faded and found it varied in relation to the radius of the star. The team's research has been accepted for publication in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.

Welocme 0!, Bye Bye ...09"

"2009 is the year of living dangerously;
2010, the year of living fearlessly".

Note: The year of living dangerously is a thing of the past and 2010 will, most definitely, start on a positive note, as opposed to the turbulent, yet eye opening 2009

Now things can change in seconds….

Now things can change in seconds….
'Shera - the mascot of the 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games Enjoying'
Before India’s economy opened in 1991
Everything took just about forever to happen
But now life can change in seconds
Which upon your luck depends.

Gopal was travelling alone in flight
With a little old beard man in next seat
Who was resting his head on shoulders of a beautiful lady
And he wished to be next to the pretty.

When Air hostess came to check the ticket
Gopal found himself in greener wicket
The old man’s seat belonged to him
And in seconds he had fulfilled his dream.