17th February,2022 Take me to the edge of the world, To watch the sunset some day. Hand in hand, let your heart speak But n ot a word you say . Set me on fire , with your words, And kiss, while you hold me tight, Your lips on mine, warm and wet, The passions you ignite. Take me back home, yes HOME That’s where I want to be, Watching the sun go down and fade, As you hold on to me !
There's something about travelling to a South Indian City like Chennai, complicated by our stereotypical belief -of an alienating language, and of food assumed to have been cooked only with rice and coconut. The city to a cursory traveler, gives an impression of a metropolis stuck halfway through a time travel portal with some parts of it having been carried to the next millennium, and other parts still waking up to the discovery of fire. My anxiety about negotiating this city of nine million people, evaporated as I allowed Chennai to take me in....in a proper Chennai styla(e). 1) Vaddakam - To every Rascala you meet in Chennai(a), greet. Chennaites are generally a hospitable race and a Vaddakam is sure shot way to get invited for a quick Kapi. Coffee is to Chennai what Vodka is to Russia, and Mind it you are not know by the amount of kapi you drink, but the amount of Chicory you drink. More the chicory, stronger the coffee,...
Was Lord Keynes Right or Wrong? Keynesian Economics, is used to represent a classic view that argues, that private sector activity sometimes leads to distortion of macro economic conditions. Years of economic turmoil have re-ignited the debate about Keynesianism. As the financial crisis caused mass unemployment, Keynes appeared to have been proven right. But even after years of financial stimulus(read Keynesian-inspired deficit spending) high unemployment persists and public confidence in Keynesian policy is shaken. As the United States is stagnating and as Europe is crashing down, critics of the Keynesian theory feel vindicated. This presents one of the most daunting paradoxes of modern day economics. Is Keynes right or is he proven wrong. The answer probably lies in dissecting the Keynesian thought and removing the diagnosis from the treatment. While all modern economists will agree “ free market will periodically fail to utilize all the capacity in the ...
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