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Weekend Musings!

My humble learnings: Maths- every problem has a solution and basically can be solved mentally,

Music - relaxes and soothens your nerves and learning it improves your innovativeness in problem solving and 

English - gives you lot of confidence to face your bros and bosses, gets you respect when you articulate clearly in English with little bit of humour sprinkled! it's literature is a gateway to know the world at large!மூச்சு வாங்குது!


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WWW- We all know it is World Wide Web. Mundaka upanishad says Brahmam is like a Spider designing its web and generates the raw material itself to create the universe! So the Universe is a WWW-Wisvam,Wishnur,Washatkaro-Web!He also strides and measures the Universe-Wishwam, in 3 (www) steps!Even Bhagavatam extols the all pervading Bhagawan as "As the spider very easily creates the network of its cobweb and manifests its power of creation without being vanquished by others, so also you yourself, by employment of your omnipotent energy, create without any other's help "

Is He a Super Spider-man!!!

That is why- my blog Tagline has three "Ws" "We are What We are" as a mark of respect!!


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High time India taxed Agri income of our Ministers, ex-Ministers,MPs,MLAs and PEP(Politically Exposed Persons),HNIs,at the maximum individual tax rates and that of their connected entities/Beneficial ownership entities must also be taxed forthwith.


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