Alka Dwivedi

An Indian guy working abroad was looking for a would be bride in US and was lamenting their headyweightedness so much so that he posted his grief to a public messageboard.
I found an interesting response to his rant and raves.
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I was reading views posted in the coffeehouse. I am sorry, I can not [...]

Relax and enjoy:
I was reading about Nalanda university and its ancient glory. How this university had introduced astronomy as a separate branch from mathematics. It was the world’s first residential international university. It functioned uninterrupted for 700 years. The Chinese pilgrim Hieun Tsang was awe struck with the size of its library. The university [...]

I was reading Amar’s blog today. He has given pretty interesting insights into experimenting. His blog sets me thinking too, though on entirely different lines. I narrowed down my thinking on those who experiment with hearts! Not with their own hearts but with others.
When I am in the mood, I keep on experimenting with different [...]

It means,
He respects your principles as his,
And never plays with them.
It means,
He honors your faith,
Without tempering with it.
It means,
He gives his soul to you,
To guard it.
It means,
Not losing your self respect,
But giving your self respect to him,
And He will never abuse it.
It means,
Handling his secrets,
Knowing you will never whisper them again,
Even to yourself.
Love,
It means,
You are [...]

I have specially set aside the “The Asian Age” of 17th & 20th January 2004 for writing this post. “The Asian Age” recently collaborated with “The New York Times”. I have read one statement made by the wife of the presidential candidate Howard Dean.
January 20th 20004, carried this screaming headline:-
“Dean’s wife joins him for strategic [...]

Last year I was coming back home after work
It’s a normal routine for any working female (at least that is what I think). But for a few its god send opportunity for an alternative employment or maybe side business for entrepreneurial bend of mind. Two guys riding a scooter first tried to come near me. [...]

Few days ago I have posted extracts from a book called “Maverick” by Ricardo Semler. I was impressed with the author (he had gone to Harvard Business School not to learn their management skills but to teach them his management skills. I like these kinds of people for whom life is beyond Harvard, MIT, IAS, [...]