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()()()__FuFa- FUlly FAaltoo NETWORK__()()() Previous Topic | Next Topic | Topics The ()()()__FuFa- FUlly FAaltoo NETWORK__()()() Network is not currently active and cannot accept new posts which book you read last/reading currently? Views: 3637 May 01, 2007 1:18 pm which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya I am reading "Baapleki", a marathi compilation about what daughters have written about their celebrety fathers and vice versa. If u can read marathi, u must read it. Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya May 01, 2007 2:53 pm re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Imran Khan ~ Mumbai Metro ~ Shantaram ! I'm getting hooked to it ! Cheers Private Reply to Imran Khan ~ Mumbai Metro ~ May 01, 2007 4:06 pm re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Maddy The last one I read was MAXIMUM CITY by Suketu Mehta. It is really nice. And yes...SHANTARAM is next. Thanks for reminding me. Cheers~ -Maddy. Private Reply to Maddy May 01, 2007 7:14 pm re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Selling with NLP By Kerry L Johnson Presently trying to read : The Secret of the Veda - Sri Aurobindo (Still finding I am not ready to read it as yet) Private Reply to FuFaji Lalit Vashishta May 02, 2007 6:25 am re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # On a Path to NoWhere I am presently reading The HitchHiker's Guide to Galaxy. Its amazingly funny and filled with such strange ideas that it makes your mind tickle with pleasure and possibilty of such ideas to be true, coz everything is written so wonderfully and logically. You laugh with it and you 'think' with it. Amazing Stuff. Most people would have read it .. if not thats one Wonderful Book to be read or a re-read even. Private Reply to On a Path to NoWhere May 02, 2007 9:26 am re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Nikhil... Right now totally hooked on to 'The Kite Runner' by Khaled Hosseini. A superb tale of devotion, loyalty, betryal and redemption. A must read. Next in line is 'The Argumentative Indian' by Amartya Sen. Should hopefully be good. I have high hopes. Private Reply to Nikhil... May 17, 2007 2:38 am re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya baapleki is wonderful. now i am reading sudha murthy- how i taught my grandmother to read and other stories. in short breaks i am reading all the reader's digest issues i missed reading altogether all these months. Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya May 17, 2007 5:05 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # On a Path to NoWhere I am reading - The Fourth Protocol by Frederick Forsyth.. Its a great story of intelligence, british and russian, and spies and agents and conspiraces and all.. Superb Private Reply to On a Path to NoWhere May 17, 2007 3:54 pm re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Bishwadip Roy On the last few pages of "Sacred Games" by Vikram Chandra. Anyone who liked "Shantaram" will like this one too. Private Reply to Bishwadip Roy May 18, 2007 11:52 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya which is the next? i have started reading kiran bedi's 'morcha dar morcha'. i have liked it so far, about 45 pages. Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya May 18, 2007 1:25 pm re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Sunita Reading "Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy" too...I see that Im not alone.Ditto, on the thoughts abt the book... Private Reply to Sunita May 18, 2007 5:31 pm re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Pushpa Moorjani I am reading Dabawalas by Shrinivas Pandit....wondering......why I didn't notice them during my growing up days...... Private Reply to Pushpa Moorjani May 19, 2007 2:21 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya oh yes, thats one book i want to read this summer, and also, "Idli, Orchid ani Mee' by vithal kamath. dabawalas are real management gurus, people say, I am also waiting another management guru to write a book. laluprasad yadavjee! not only IIMs, but wharton too admires him! Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya May 19, 2007 11:44 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # H.K.L. Sachdeva The last one I read, was "The Partners" by John Grisham and it was, perhaps, sixth time I read it. Private Reply to H.K.L. Sachdeva May 19, 2007 11:46 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # H.K.L. Sachdeva Vaijayanti ji, If you really want to read a good management book, read Sharu Rangnekar's "In the wonderland of Indian Managers". H.K.L. Sachdeva Private Reply to H.K.L. Sachdeva May 19, 2007 12:21 pm re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Sunil Nagpal I am reading 'It Happened in INDIA" by Kishore Biyani .its a book about how he went and set up Big Bazar and eventually became the undisputed King of Retail in India. Private Reply to Sunil Nagpal May 19, 2007 12:34 pm re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Manasvi Sharma Just started "Jan-Aranya" by Shankar. It's originally in Bangla. I am reading the hindi translation by Kusum Khemani. Private Reply to Manasvi Sharma May 19, 2007 6:44 pm re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Pushpa Moorjani Yeah Sunil, that books looks promising. I had picked up during my last visit to book store, but unfortunately, my plastic money failed me, I was embarrassed. Private Reply to Pushpa Moorjani Jun 10, 2007 2:35 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya read 'aahe he asa aahe' by Gauri Deshpande. I like her style, and have read 'teruo', 'vinchurniche dhade' by her already. read several old issues of Reader's Digest,which was a backlog. Latest i read was yesterday's issue of Femina : 'the name is Mom, Mr. Mom.' talks about stay-at-home fathers and etc. wonderful article. Right now on hands is 'Five Point Someone' by chetan Bhagat. Reading it again, now i am enjoying it even more. Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Jun 11, 2007 10:21 am re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Nirav Sanghavi I finished Robert Kiyosaki's "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" and found it slightly repetitive (maybe because it was written for an American audience primarily) and now have finished 3/4ths of Cash Flow Quadrant by the same author (you can call it a good sequel). Together I would recommend these books to whoever wants to build this attitude: "While I go out every day/week/month/year to work, and come back after earning money, my money also should be made to do the same" till my money alone earns more than my family and me spend. Anyway, I strongly recommend the second book with the first only as a platform for it. Nirav Mumbai Private Reply to Nirav Sanghavi Jun 11, 2007 10:43 am re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vibha Just finished "many lives , Many masters" by Dr.Brian Weiss. Now started his most recomended book "messages from the masters" Private Reply to Vibha Jun 12, 2007 6:10 am re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Sunil Ahuja Robert A. Heinlein- The Moon is A Harsh Mistress Private Reply to Sunil Ahuja Jun 14, 2007 8:48 am re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya bas itnehi ryze members kuchh padhte hain? baki sab kya online books padhte hain? wo bhi chalenge... Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Jun 14, 2007 9:16 am re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Basab Ghosh Baki bhi paRte hain, magar zahir nahi karte! Private Reply to Basab Ghosh Jun 14, 2007 11:19 am re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya usme jahir na karnewali kya baat hai?achchee kitab padhi aur kisiko bataya to achchha hi hoga na? Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Jun 14, 2007 11:51 am re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Amita but what about those jo achchhi kitab nahi padhte? Private Reply to Amita Jun 15, 2007 3:21 am re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya unke liye to aurbhi jaroori hai is post par remarks/posts padhna. baki log kya padhte hain yeh dekhke/sunke shayad unkabhi man kare achchee kitaben padhneka. yeh contagious hota hai... Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Jun 15, 2007 4:04 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Savita Govilkar Ok Guys. 1. I read sometime ago Inheritance of Loss by Ms Desai. FOund it quite boring and could not make out what the book wanted to say. There is a message but very general. And has nothing to do with such a long boring story line. 2. Read The SHining by Stephen King. EXtremely well written Horror Novel. However at this stage I dont ger scared much. But book is quite effective as my 18 year old son is not ready to sleep alone when we travel. 3. Currently reading Afghan by Fredric Forsyth. Very good book. But I have passed the stage of enjoying fast paced complex plots in which 50 charecters are spanning acros 25 countries impersonating various personalities to achieve terrorist objectives and trying to evade multiple authorities who fail to outsmart them. 4. Sometime ago read Da Vinci Code. Quite a page turner and Edge of the Seat kind of novel. I personally give less priority to anybody's Relegious objectives. Read many management and personality development books in my twenties. 5. Want to strongly reccomend a book which I think affected my personality is Awaken the Giant Within by Anthony Robbins. The book is quite thick. His own personal narration and experiences . It also has a step by step 7 days plan to implement the concepts in personal and professional life. 6. Tried to read Monk who sold his ferrari but gave up as I found it too basic and primary kind and all the while trying to feed dosages.(What we call in marathi'Bodhaprad and Balbodh both at the same time'.)But will pick up again and try to complete. Will try to contribute more about my readings in this post. Savita Private Reply to Savita Govilkar Jun 15, 2007 4:51 am which book you read last/reading currently? # Jayaraj Menon Read - "Losing my Virginity- Richard Branson".One of the very few autobiographies I read. And it was equal to or better than most fiction I have read so far. Very fast paced, direct and thrilling. I love the man!! Jayaraj Private Reply to Jayaraj Menon Jun 15, 2007 10:22 am which book you read last/reading currently? # Basab Ghosh Vaijo, define 'achchhi' kitab! Private Reply to Basab Ghosh Jun 15, 2007 10:57 am re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya jo padhna aapko achchha lage, aap aakhari line tak padh sako, aur aap usko kam se kam aur ek bar aapke lifetime me padh sake... Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Jun 15, 2007 5:42 pm re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # FuFaji Lalit Vashishta The Under Cover Economist Tim Harford A must read to get real life time examples of economics in our day to day affairs - made such a boring subject (atleast for me) so interesting Private Reply to FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Jun 15, 2007 6:09 pm re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Basab Ghosh Well, if that is the definition, then it may not be the last read or currently being read book. also what I like to read may not be everyone's cup of tea, or may not be 'upmarket' enough. How many ladies here have admitted that they read Mills & Boon stories? I bet all of them relish reading them! Yes, you too Vaijo! :D Private Reply to Basab Ghosh Jun 16, 2007 1:46 am re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya no basabda, here u r wrong. when i was in 11-12th,everyone around me was reading mills and boon. one evening my room mate gave me her copy to read and said,its so wonderful, just marvellous! so i tried to read it. read first few pages,then i coldnt get at anything, so read few pages ahead(eg.first 10 pages, then 25th to 30th), i kept it aside, then read last few pages where ultimately the woman gets her man. my room mate got annoyed and literally forced me to read it all.I somehow found it likeany predictable movie which u can watch from anywhere and know what must have happened earlier and what will happen later.I have never read another mills and boon in my lifetime so far Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Jun 16, 2007 3:50 pm re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Savita Govilkar My experience with Mills and Boons was similar when I was in college. SOmehow managed to complete 2 books. MOst of teh M&B books have middle aged rich guy and teenage gal or middle aged rich lady and teenage/young boy. The locations are exotiqiues. Ususally blue of the sea or the sky matches their eyes. They feel the magnetism. And it takes 25 pages for him to keep hand on her shoulder... My husband says that at that rate Harold Robbins will have to write 2000 pages minimum. I found the whole stuff quite useless.. However off course it has it's own fan club..anyways.. Interesting discussions on this post... Private Reply to Savita Govilkar Jun 16, 2007 6:29 pm re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya 'majhiye jaateecha milala maj koni' ,savita,thanks. i thought i was the ugly duckling in Mills and Boon fan club. lol Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Jun 17, 2007 9:59 pm re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Savita Govilkar True Vaijayanti,. I know quite a few extremely successfull corporate ladies in their thirties/forties read it regularly and have been reading since their teenage. Guess each one has her way of relaxation/light reading...May be we have found better ways.. Private Reply to Savita Govilkar Jun 18, 2007 9:33 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya :) Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Aug 18, 2007 9:39 am re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # FuFaji Lalit Vashishta The penguin Book of Modern Indian Speeches - 1877 to present A collectors item, I would highly recommend this one Private Reply to FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Aug 18, 2007 4:14 pm re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya would like to know more abt this. whose speeches? Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Aug 18, 2007 5:42 pm re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Penguin Book of Modern Indian Speeches: 1877 to the Present Edited by Rakesh Batabyal; Penguin; Rs 595 A vivid history of India: A vivid, captivating history of India, in the words of the men and women who shaped it. At their best, speeches highlight the concerns of the times and inspire a nation to great acts. From Surendranath Banerjea's 1878 speech addressing the issue of Indian unity to M.A. Jinnahâ's address in 1940 calling for the creation of Pakistan, from Homi Bhabha's espousal of the peaceful uses of nuclear energy in the 1960s to Rajiv Gandhi's remarkable address on disarmament in 1988, from Gopal Krishna Gokhale's first budget speech in the imperial legislative council in 1902 to Manmohan Singh's equally epoch-making one in 1992, great speeches have shaped the development of India as we know it today. The Penguin Book of Modern Indian Speeches brings together over 150 of the most influential and important speeches in our history. Included here are classics like Dadabhai Naoroji's maiden address to the House of Commons in 1892, Bhagat Singh's soul-stirring statement in court during his trial, Jawaharlal Nehru's Tryst with Destiny, as also speeches on an eclectic range of subjects”politics, economics, science, social and religious reform” by some of the best minds of India: C.V. Raman and Jagadish Bose, Sir Syed Ahmad and Pherozeshah Mehta, Rabindranath Tagore and Mahatma Gandhi, P.C. Mahalanobis and Amartya Sen, among others. Thematically arranged and skilfully introduced and contextualized, each speech proves the enduring potential of human oratory to motivate and enrich. The result is a definitive and inspirational chronicle of a nation in the making. Penguin Books Private Reply to FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Aug 19, 2007 6:04 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Rajeev Goenka. Receantly finished book by Kishore Biyani- nice to come across a contempary book on business in India. Well written and gives good insight on the Indian consumer.. Private Reply to Rajeev Goenka. Aug 19, 2007 6:13 am re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Rajeev Goenka. I agree Lalit, on the Undercover Economist-It brings out facets of business,which are hidden from public view. An engrossing book. Another book in this category is Freakonomics--It's also an excellant book. Just finished The Long Tail - a book explaining why less is more in the internet age. A fascinating book on how the new age technologies are re defining business and business models in various industries. And of course the all time classic in this genre is The World is Flat by Thomas Friedman,which is a must read. Since am a very slow reader , I usually buy my books. So the above books are available wiht me for borrowing.. Willing to pass the "good word" around. Private Reply to Rajeev Goenka. Aug 19, 2007 8:09 am re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Tuhin A Sinha's 22 YARDS! thanks Lalit for the detailed information. Wd definitely read the book. Private Reply to Tuhin A Sinha's 22 YARDS! Aug 20, 2007 1:26 pm re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Awaken the Gaint Within. Yeah Savita , Anthony Robbin's AWAKEN THE GAINT WITHIN YOU. book is a must read. One can also get more pearls of wisdom at his website: http://www.tonyrobbins.com/Home/Intro.aspx a 20 minute video by him : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cpc-t-Uwv1I for downloading this video use this link : http://www.kissyoutube.com/watch?v=Cpc-t-Uwv1I Right now along with this book I am reading S.U.M.O thats Shut up, MOve on . by Paul McGee. Private Reply to Awaken the Gaint Within. Aug 21, 2007 4:21 am re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Manasvi Sharma IN WHICH ANNIE GIVES IT THOSE ONES by Arundhati Roy Hillarious! Private Reply to Manasvi Sharma Aug 21, 2007 5:41 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # V... Poetry by SHiv Batalvi....badi mushkil se mili hai. VJ Private Reply to V... Aug 21, 2007 7:46 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Awaken the Gaint Within. Celebrating Silence By Sri Sri Ravi Shankar.( Art of Living) Private Reply to Awaken the Gaint Within. Aug 21, 2007 9:26 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # V... Aur zindagi ki kitaab to kabhi khatm nahin hoti, uske baare mein likh sakte hai na? VJ Private Reply to V... Aug 21, 2007 11:38 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Antara Banerjee Finished 'Life of Pi' by Yann martel and currently reading 'We the living' by Ayn Rand. Private Reply to Antara Banerjee Aug 22, 2007 12:43 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # V... I started Life of Pi and didnt like dit as much....read Namesake some days back. VJ Private Reply to V... Aug 22, 2007 2:32 am which book you read last/reading currently? # SOEB FATEHI recommended reading - The Little Green Book of Random Thoughts of Soeb Fatehi Private Reply to SOEB FATEHI Aug 22, 2007 2:38 am re: which book you read last/reading currently? # V... thanks..we get for free every hour... VJ Private Reply to V... Aug 22, 2007 6:08 am re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # SV (Shrivallabh) The Ant & The Elephant by Vince Poscente....A parable about an ant living/traveling on an elephants back...metaphors for our conscious and subconscious minds respectively. This book helps to build leadership for self before leading others...talks about vision goals etc..in a different way. good storytelling though!! Regards, SV Private Reply to SV (Shrivallabh) Aug 22, 2007 9:30 am re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Sushama Joshi Hi, Currently I'm reading "The indispensible Calvin and Hobbes". I had finished Tom clancy's "The cardinal of the Kremlin". On hold: Shantaram (Felt it's a bit slow ) Jeffrey Archer's Short stories (Very Very interesting stories) Private Reply to Sushama Joshi Aug 22, 2007 11:30 pm re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # V... I felt same for Shantaram..read Maximum city, its really good and better writting. VJ Private Reply to V... Aug 25, 2007 7:15 am re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Ketanbhai Pandit Dirty Doze- by Nathanson. Good Read. Private Reply to Ketanbhai Pandit Aug 26, 2007 12:47 pm re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Rajeev Goenka. Some Good Investment Books Read by me... -Intelligent Investor-Benjamin Graham(all time classic) -One up on Wall Street -Peter Lynch -Dhando Investor -Monish Parbai These books all focus on value investing ,which has given Warren Buffet his Billion Dollar Empire. Private Reply to Rajeev Goenka. Aug 30, 2007 7:24 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Awaken the Gaint Within. Have started .. UPGRADE YOUR BRAIN and HOT COMMIDITIES Private Reply to Awaken the Gaint Within. Oct 03, 2007 11:35 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya 'aispais gapa durgabaeenshee' by pratibha ranade, rajahansa prakashan pune.just wonderful.anything by or about durgabaee bhagawat, i first buy that book and the read it. its worth all your hard earned money... Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Oct 03, 2007 1:00 pm re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Charulata Bansal The Road by Cormac McCarthy ... a must read for all those who carry the fire within themselves and have the will to survive against all odds. This book is about a journey of a father and son who have very few possessions and are fleeing from the ravages of the land. Its a deadly portrayal of where the world will be if we continue abusing natural resources and what survival will mean. Amidst this stark truth is the love which the father has for his son and the will to survive. It is an extremely dark book and gets frightening but at the same time its so moving that you will not put it down till you know whether the father and son survive... Private Reply to Charulata Bansal Dec 29, 2007 5:43 am re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya I am currently reading 'Timepass' by Protima Bedi, compiled by Pooja Bedi-Ibrahim. It felt quite wierd initially, i am currently where Kabir Bedi has affair with parveen babi. lets see whether i can recommend it to others.....I really do not understand why I picked up this book , and why i intend to complete it.. more analysis later.... Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Dec 31, 2007 11:35 am re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Samir Jayaswal I have just finished reading 'Bankers to the Poor' a book on Muhammad Yunus and Grameen Bank...good read and also 'Nuclear Terrorism' which is riveting and tries to analyze the nuclear balance in the new world. According to it a nuclear attack on US is not only certain, its long overdue. Caught up with two Calvin and Hobbes books. The kid is just great. Private Reply to Samir Jayaswal Jan 01, 2008 10:36 am re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya timepass by protima bedi is terrible. i never ever could imagine that anyone could lead such a life.... no further comments Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Jan 04, 2008 6:01 pm re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Started reading the Bhagwad Gita Private Reply to FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Jan 05, 2008 10:02 am re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Ria A Sharma Trying to read .. Men are from Mars Women are from Venus.. By..John Gray After going through so many pages still dont know what the author wants to convey? :( Any other good book to suggest friends? Ria Private Reply to Ria A Sharma Jan 06, 2008 2:21 pm re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya read anything by richard bach if u may. Or if u want a really fat book, anything by Ayn Rand Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Jan 07, 2008 10:58 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Ria A Sharma Thanx .. Vaijayanti.. Let me find out .. Thanx Ria Private Reply to Ria A Sharma Jan 08, 2008 6:54 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # vinod manvi I am currently reading "The Black Swan"- extremely interesting perspective on improbable events. I feel it is better than Nassim's earlier book - 'Fooled by Randomness' I want to read a book that chronicles the life and times of Bajirao I. Please let me know if there is a comprehensive book, in English or Marathi. Bye for now Vinod Manvi Private Reply to vinod manvi Jan 10, 2008 1:24 pm re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Ria A Sharma What about .. Siddhartha.. by Herman Hass.. River can be so motivating.. Amazing!!! Ria Private Reply to Ria A Sharma Nov 03, 2008 2:03 am re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Thanks Manvi, read Fooled by Randomness and Black swan is next on my list- Finished Blue Ocean Strategy by W. Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne - How to create uncontested market space = The metaphor of red and blue oceans describes the market universe. Red oceans are all the industries in existence today—the known market space. In the red oceans, industry boundaries are defined and accepted, and the competitive rules of the game are known. Here companies try to outperform their rivals to grab a greater share of product or service demand. As the market space gets crowded, prospects for profits and growth are reduced. Products become commodities or niche, and cutthroat competition turns the red ocean bloody. Hence, the term red oceans. Blue oceans, in contrast, denote all the industries not in existence today—the unknown market space, untainted by competition. Create an un-contested market space. In blue oceans, demand is created rather than fought over. There is ample opportunity for growth that is both profitable and rapid. In blue oceans, competition is irrelevant because the rules of the game are waiting to be set. Blue ocean is an analogy to describe the wider, deeper potential of market space that is not yet explored. Private Reply to FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Nov 05, 2008 3:12 pm re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Oh wow, this post is revived! great! I happened to read a lot of Shobha(a) De lately. Selective memories is awful and cant understand why she talks about so many ppl with so much contempt. Spouse, well, there are many such books (self-help type) which discuss relationship(s) of a married couple. I had read speedpost too.... now i dont know...perhaps a break from her books will be a great idea. Read a lot of marathi books and magazines recently. Buying more of NBT and CBT stuff for my kid. I still feel, the illustrations were better when i was a child, though the printing technology wasnt advanced so much. i wonder if my kid will read as much as i used to/ i do. Was it a blessing that TV wasnt around at all (except metros) till 1984, and life was more peaceful, so we could develop patience for reading a book? Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Nov 06, 2008 6:14 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # FuFaji Lalit Vashishta You have hit the nail. How do I make my younger girl into a reading habit? She just refuses to read - except watch TV and play with her friends ( she is 11 years old ) - I am worried Private Reply to FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Nov 06, 2008 8:01 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Sujatha S Maybe, if u start discussing with her something that is found in a magazine or newspaper.. or u can start with by asking her to read a small piece and give her opinion... also encourage her to do puzzles, crossword or sudoko and slowly lead her to reading light pieces and then she herself will start shwoing interest to read more... But in reality, the advent of television has slowly killed the reading habits of people.. especially the younger generation.... i still remember, how I would eagarly wait for my father to bring home the latest edition of 'Punthalir,' a tamil version of tinkle in late 80's. Also he was subscrbing to 'The Hindu paper' and thus reading habit caught on with me... today television, cell phone and internet have literally taken over all the teenagers' time that they are unable to read anything apart from school or college books. By the way.. I finished 'Shantharam' few months back and is living with "My Experiments With Truth" by Gandhiji now. Private Reply to Sujatha S Nov 06, 2008 10:41 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # sushi krishnamoorthi Get her a 'E Reader' and downloaded cartoons as well as 'panchatantra Stories' with lots of pictures. The new technology will make her to use the same and in time to come she will be engrossed in her reading. Private Reply to sushi krishnamoorthi Nov 06, 2008 11:32 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Thankyou Sujatha Thankyou Sushi Private Reply to FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Nov 07, 2008 6:01 am which book you read last/reading currently? # Malgudi Boy I Just started LAST LECTURE .. I recommend: IF GOD WAS BANKER.. RAVI SUBRAMIANIAN... a fast read..nice story. Private Reply to Malgudi Boy Nov 07, 2008 8:03 am re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya I read in past 1 hr 'who moved my cheese' (i gave it to someone just now, so dont remember the author/publication house). its a tiny book suggesting one has to keep on upgrading with demands of changing times. may be sufferers of recession may take a hint or two from it. Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Nov 07, 2008 9:30 am re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # FuFaji Lalit Vashishta "Who Moved My Cheese" was published almost 10 years ago - written by Dr Johnson Spencer it is a great read - self help - inspirational series And like the chicken soup series many variants came out with the name cheese in it. the first one was the best. Private Reply to FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Nov 07, 2008 2:43 pm re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Many thanks lalit! now abt how to make kids read: I shall share my story here: Chi. Shubhankar has just started writing alphabets, small case. He is four. All weekdays (Mon-Sat), I really dont get to read paper at all, and if i get, its around 11 pm. But on sundays and holidays, when he finishes his morning chores, i open the newspaper and show as if i am very much engrossed in reading, and sometimes i purposely ignore him. That made him angry one day, and asked me whether paper or a book was more important to me than him. That gave me an opportunity to prompt him. I told him plain and simple that nothing is more important to me than him, if he needs my urgent attention, but at the same time he shall not understand how enjoyable and engrossing the reading is, unless he himself begins to read the books and newspapers. > >It worked so well that he independently opens the newspaper in the morning like an adult and tries to read a few words in small case(he cant read capital letters yet except like C, S, W, V X, Z etc which resemble with small case letters). He even wants to discuss some picture and its title in those rush hrs and i usually give a patient peep in the paper (which gives him a message that this is important enough, even in the rush hrs). > >I hope he develops a habit of healthy reading. > >My husband used to watch TV a lot, and so also Chi. Shubhankar. One day Joydip had a brush with cable wala, as they were not showing some of the channnels at all, which he used to watch regularly. So we disconnected! What a blessing! Now our TV is used only to watch DVDs, and it automatically controls what Chi. Shubhankar watches. Once when he was very adament, i allowed him to watch TV for 5 hrs nonstop, then locked the channel, and convinced him that TV was damaged beacuse it was made to work too much. Then he was off TV for a month, again by me telling him that TV was damaged so much that it cant be repaired immedeiately. > >After a month's begging by him, once when he returned from creche, i told him that TV was finally repaired by spending huge amounts of money in which we could by atleast 10 DVDs for him.(he has concept only upto 10).This worried him a lot (that mother would have bought 10 new DVDs for him if the TV wasnt kaputt). So he , on his own stops watching after he has seen one DVD. :) I feel kids watch too much TV for the following reasons: >1. Beacuse its being watched a lot at home/creche, for whatever reason. >2. Because other children discuss some shows on TV, and the kids feel that if they dont watch, they wont be able to participate in that discussion, which they feel below dignity. >3. Sometimes TV is used to keep away the kids (from bothering/disturbing adults). A very very bad practice, I feel. >4. Adults themselves seldom read, so their kids dont take to reading, ofcourse there could be exceptional kids who read a lot in spite of no such environment at home. >5.When kids read, they want to share it with others , and they dont have much patience to wait for a long time. If they notice that they are being ignored, they dont feel motivated, and slowly come out of this habit of reading. > >We can go on and on.... each kid is different, so also the set of parents. One has to find out ways and keep on trying till one gets the desired result. :) Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Nov 07, 2008 7:18 pm re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # sushi krishnamoorthi VAijayanti..Your 5th point is very much true but other experiments, I am not very sure. In my openion, each child is unique and has to be treated in a way which suits his moods. You are a young mother that too working and may be going through what theoretical knowledge you have gained during the course of your studies, teaching and sharing with colleagues. In some ways, your experiments may have lot of positive effect on the children but always experimenting with the child is both tedious for the mother as well as the child. Let me put my experience .. I have two sons, both brought up by me but they are not same in many ways. One is an extrovert and the other, the opposite. Even I was working and for some years they were the inmates of creche (yes the creche, they felt was like jail). TV was just then introduced and there was a craze for watching even 'yaana tumhi paahile kay' sort of programs. But, as a family we all will sit and watch the TV before dinner ..There were some very good serials like Humlog and weekly movies which were a must for the family. More than that, sports programs like World cup, Wimbledon etc were viewed even till midnight with all of us discussing and cheering and fighting and betting as to who will win. But during exams times, the TV was open for just a small while as relaxation. Other than the TV, me and my hubby both are voracious readers and books always occupied a place in the dining place. We used to eat sitting down and more than removing the left overs, removing all the books was difficult. We both used to discuss the books with the children listening and when they asked questions, we used to tell the story bit by bit. In that way they started showing interest in the books and then we used to take them to the nearly lending library where we used to take our books and they were just told to have a 'dekho' at the comics and like they want to imitate the elders, they also used to take some comics and that started their reading. Even today, when we are together we all discuss about the books. Those days we used to get them books and now they get books for our taste. Now they are into reading downloaded books in their 'blackberry' which I feel is harmful to their eyes. When I made my remarks on this issue, immediate came my son's reply. 'Amma, then you should buy me a 'E' Reader'..I am looking for one or rather two for both my sons. Can anyone suggest which brand is better? I saw the details of Sony brand and don't know whether it is better or not? PS: Telling stories when they are very young klndles their interest in the books. My story to my sons, nieces, grand daughters always has 'Nikitha' has the main character. She is some times naughty, sometimes very obedient, sometimes won't study, sometimes comes first in the class, all depending on who is listening to my story. Private Reply to sushi krishnamoorthi Nov 08, 2008 4:35 am re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Thankyou very much Vaijayanti and Sushiji Let me try some of the ways mentioned by you two. I will revert back after a month on this - cheers Lalit V Private Reply to FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Nov 08, 2008 7:50 am re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # sushi krishnamoorthi Finally, Lalit, never make a rule supposed to be followed by the children. 'They would always like to break the same. If the normal routine is to watch TV till 10 pm and then sleep, one day if the child wants to watch a movie which may run upto 1 am, allow her, telling her that, that is this month's gift for you. In my openion, TV as a medium has both postive and negative effects on the children. By banning TV when a teenage girl is at home, you will only make her more grumpy and wanting to go and see the program in her friend's house. For Vaijayanti, her child is very small so it is ok with NO TV. Private Reply to sushi krishnamoorthi Nov 08, 2008 1:34 pm re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Yes, sushi, and since i m practically single-parenting, and no parents(no more) or parents in law(live far away) around, whatever i can think of abt quickly managing the situation as peacefully as possible, i try. One trick doesnt work next time, so i m always on my toes(thinking). if this thread continues till my son grows in to teens, it will be really intersesting to read what we ourselves wrote several yrs back, and what results we have got . :D Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Nov 08, 2008 3:51 pm re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # sushi krishnamoorthi Vaijayanthi hoping this thread to go on till your son reaches his teens, it will be guinness record, I suppose. Vaijayanthi, I really adore your way of thinking and caring about your son. we all did that but not this seriously, I suppose. Moreover, Me and my husband really shared bringing up of children to cooking and washing of vessels. Most of the time we could not get even top servant to come in our time, so all work, we only. Even when I had my carrom or table tennis matches after office hours, my hubby would reach home early and when he had his matches, I used to. One secret of success in bringing up children is to first train the husband. (my husband never comes near Ryze, so I can write this). Private Reply to sushi krishnamoorthi Nov 09, 2008 4:37 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Rajeev Goenka. Receantly Read : -IT WAS 5 MINUTES PAST MIDNIGHT AT BHOPAL - on the gas tragedy in bhopal - makes one think,that little justice has been done to the victims and survivors till date.. -BLINK - on thinking without thinkin - brilliant book on the sub concious mind -IWOZ - on the starting of APPLE - interesting book - BUDDHA - deepak chopra's insight on gautam buddha - well written Private Reply to Rajeev Goenka. Nov 09, 2008 4:42 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # SOEB FATEHI carrom and table tennis after office hours . . . and during office hours? hahaha . . . good both did not have matches together otherwise it could be fireworks na? all puns intended! i pray that this thread becomes worthy of writing about in some Tamil magazine to get more gold for Sushi . . . Lalit - think about getting the non reader casually in touch with me sometime . . . . i have a few non reading kind tricks i can do and the reading kicks in thereafter . . . . maybe a day picnic for a group of about 10 kids with parents? Private Reply to SOEB FATEHI Nov 09, 2008 4:44 am which book you read last/reading currently? # SOEB FATEHI recommended for Fully Faaltoo readers . . . On Bullshit - by Harry G. Frankfurt Private Reply to SOEB FATEHI Nov 09, 2008 5:32 am re: which book you read last/reading currently? # sushi krishnamoorthi Just a change in the name of the author would have been more apt for the title. Soeb..If we both had matches to play at the same time, who has to play will be decided after weighing the winning possibilities. Normally, hubby will elect to take care of the kids as competition was quite low in the women's category and hence winning chances more. Moreover, children also loved their daddy staying back with them, obviously as they can play with him instead of studying. Yes Soeb ..good idea of having a picnic for the children with the parents for imbibing the reading habits in them. But my one genuine doubt is, who is going to be trained and tricked, parents or the children? Private Reply to sushi krishnamoorthi Nov 09, 2008 2:01 pm re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Soeb I am game. Lets plan another picnic for the kids - this time with the parents Private Reply to FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Nov 09, 2008 5:32 pm re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # SOEB FATEHI tu game main hunter Private Reply to SOEB FATEHI Nov 09, 2008 5:43 pm re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # sushi krishnamoorthi hunter hai toh hunterwali kahan? Private Reply to sushi krishnamoorthi Nov 10, 2008 1:08 am re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # SOEB FATEHI alas! Private Reply to SOEB FATEHI Nov 10, 2008 1:27 am re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Any other books members have read - lets get this threa dback to topic. Private Reply to FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Nov 10, 2008 2:51 am which book you read last/reading currently? # SOEB FATEHI read it years ago - read part of it again recently - The Deviant's Advantage - Ryan Mathews, Watts Wacker Private Reply to SOEB FATEHI Nov 10, 2008 9:23 am re: which book you read last/reading currently? # RVIyengar I’m halfway through the book “A Million Little Pieces” by James Frey. It is a searing and riveting first-person narration of a 23-year-old drug abuser’s struggles at the rehabilitation center and that of others through his eyes. What made me buy this book was the controversy surrounding the author’s claim that it was his real-life story. When the book was published, it got rave reviews and was a choice of Oprah’s Book Club, and Frey himself made an appearance on Oprah’s talk-show. However, The Smoking Gun, a website, nailed Frey’s lie (in a write-up aptly titled “A Million Little Lies”) and proved that Frey had fabricated many details in the story, and hence might not have come across in his real life all that he had detailed in the book. After initial denials, Frey admitted that he had altered the details here and there. Oprah called him to appear on her show again and confess the truth, which he did amidst hems and haws, and apologized to his readers. The publishers, it was said, offered to refund the money to the buyers if they felt cheated by Frey’s claim that the book was autobiographical. Controversy apart, it cannot be denied that the book “A Million Little Pieces” is intense as well as eminently readable. The language is sharp, crisp and in-your-face. Would happily recommend this one to anyone. Private Reply to RVIyengar Nov 20, 2008 12:57 pm re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Basab Ghosh Have been trying to read my investment performance report of 2008. Makes a very scary reading! Private Reply to Basab Ghosh Nov 23, 2008 9:02 pm re: which book you read last/reading currently? # V... I finished Moth Smoke by Mohsin Hamid, reading The Space Between Us by Thirty Umrigar. Loved the writing style in Moth Smoke but story had less depth than the way writer put it. The Space Between Us is a pretty well woven story with smart way of writing. A good read. Private Reply to V... Nov 28, 2008 6:34 am re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya read again and again and again... Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom. Its a prized possession..., just like Jonathan livingston seagull by Richard bach. and Atlas shrugged by Ayn Rand.. some books are relevant all time. And yet another:- Tottochan(s). :) Must read for all parents, or parents to be..... Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Dec 10, 2008 4:28 am re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # David Anee Polar Shift by clive cussler Private Reply to David Anee Dec 10, 2008 4:12 pm re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Stay Hungry - Stay Foolsih Book by rashmi bansal http://www.stayhungrybook.com/ Private Reply to FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Dec 13, 2008 1:30 pm re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Mamta Narang KNOW HOW - by Ram Charan Private Reply to Mamta Narang Dec 14, 2008 7:45 pm re: which book you read last/reading currently? # FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Just finished reading - Exasperating Essays by DD Kosambi The next one in my hand is Survival & Growth by - Theodre Cohn Private Reply to FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Jan 18, 2009 1:19 am re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Kedar Bedekar Having heard so much about THE ALCHEMIST by Paulo Cohelo, I finally bought the book. But with due respect to the Author and all those who have raved and ranted about the book, I am struggling. I also seriously introspected these last few days to see whether I had any shortcomings and why I wasn't able to buy into this con job like the rest of the world has. As you all must have guessed I gave myself a clean bill of (mental) health:) It's an uphill task which is getting more difficult with every passing page to make any sense of this book (I confess to having read books by Rajneesh, Deepak CHopra, Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev, Robin Sharma ect.) basically in the same genre and havent felt that I am reading a highly over rated piece of work when I read these guys. I kept on trying but after 125 pages I can take no more. I may find myself eating Chana packed in a paper which was a once a part of this over rated comedy (or tragedy) called the Alchemist! The point is, has any one of you felt so cheated by something which the rest of the world has raved and ranted about? Brgds Kedar Private Reply to Kedar Bedekar Jan 19, 2009 1:01 am re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Kedar I undersatnd your feeling. We keep seeking for answers in places where all seem to go and find them. Answers lie within. Read your self someday. All the best with your search Be Happy!! Private Reply to FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Jan 21, 2009 7:16 am re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Dear kedar, Hello. I happened to read your comment on 'alchemist' in FUFA board. I suggest, you may please read the marathi translation first, which i liked very well. It shd be available with major bookshops. Then perhaps you shall enjoy the english alchemist more. Its something like this- not everyone likes cheese or cavier. In case they r made to eat blue cheese, they wud think why this awful dish is so expensive...? Is it the first book u r reading, by this author? Regards, and greetings for 2009! vaijayanti Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Jan 23, 2009 11:20 am re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya The Little Prince by Antoine de Santexupery. My all time favourite! I have been reading it since last 15 years! A tiny book, u can finish it within an hour even if u r a real slow reader. Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Jan 23, 2009 1:22 pm re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Kavita I enjoyed The 5 People u meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom...awesome ending, I didn't quite see it coming. I'd say I was one of the many taken in by the Alchemist too, though I found the mid-section of the book an unnecessary ramble. Read both of Khaled Hosseini's books, and the White Tiger by A. Adiga. I'm looking for a decent new read, fiction-ish..any ideas? Private Reply to Kavita Jan 24, 2009 6:28 am re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Rajeev Goenka. reading - Biography of Warren Buffet... reading this makes one realise that human nature has not changed in the last 50-60 years..excessive specaultaion ..greed...then a big bubble whihc bursts..sounds all to familiar... how is stay hungry..? how is white tiger...? Private Reply to Rajeev Goenka. Jan 24, 2009 8:22 am re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Rajeev, Stay Hungry is a good read, very inspiring stories of people who made it big. A must read for entrepreneurs. Learn from mistakes people have made Private Reply to FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Jan 24, 2009 9:26 am re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Pawan Jain Hi Kedar Try this book called INCREDIBLY UNBELEIVABLE You will like this one Also the monk who sold his ferrari is a nice one cheers Pawan Jain Culinary expert/hospitality consultant chefpawan@gmail.com Dubai : 00971 50 6406978 Private Reply to Pawan Jain Feb 18, 2009 5:38 am re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Anaggh Desai Lalit http://www.anaggh.com/2008/11/10/stay-hungry-stay-foolish-review.html http://www.stayhungrybook.com/2008/12/07/takeaways/ Private Reply to Anaggh Desai Mar 16, 2009 7:18 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya 'The Human Comedy' by Willium Saroyan (Tranlation in English from original armenian), 'How green was my Valley' by Richard Llewellyn, and courtesy the internet, th complete collection of poems by R. L. Stevenson. Of all, i love the poem 'vagabond' Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Jun 14, 2009 4:55 pm re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Just started reading Fermats's Theorem by Simon Singh quite an interesting subject Private Reply to FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Jun 16, 2009 8:15 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya wow lalitji, u r a real serious reader! how did u like Fermats theorem? Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Nov 13, 2009 4:12 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Its here ... And yes I loved the Fermats Theorem Now I am reading Wired to care - Dev Pattnaik Good insight into innovation and new thinking Private Reply to FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Nov 13, 2009 5:10 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # SOEB FATEHI Fermat was a Fully Faaltoo guy who said that he has a proof and that the margin is too small to hold the proof . . . . . . now he has sent all the Fully Faaltoo babalog and babylog of the world into a mental spin looking for a proof that probably never existed . . . . . . he really deserves to be on this network! Private Reply to SOEB FATEHI Nov 13, 2009 9:37 pm re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Hey Soeb bhai... tum kitna achha baat karta hai nee Tum ek dum purfect bola Simon bhai ko bhi FuFa pe lana mangta hai Private Reply to FuFaji Lalit Vashishta Nov 14, 2009 3:41 am re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # SOEB FATEHI really Fully Faaltoo biradar is Fermatbhau . . . . Simonpraji is only journalist and writer who writed about Fermatbhau but if you says so we can invite him also to come here . . . . actually all of them were originally represented here in spirit by one and only but alas . . . . . have you ever seen Simonpraji's hair style? it is really Fully Faaltoo . . . . Simonpraji is currently being sued for libel by the British Chiropractic Association . . . . . they will break their bones to spite their spines if they keep on fighting with Fully Faaltoo people . . . . . Private Reply to SOEB FATEHI Nov 17, 2009 6:09 pm re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: re: which book you read last/reading currently? # Anirudh Pathak I'm reading "working with you is killing me" by Katherine Crowley, Kathi Elster. The most practical book i have read on dealing with workplace relationships. cheers -A Private Reply to Anirudh Pathak Nov 25, 2009 9:58 am : which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya lot of kiran bedi's books lately. intersting. Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Jan 28, 2010 9:32 am re: : which book you read last/reading currently? # Sudarshan Shidore 'taming the infinite' by ian stewart http://www.amazon.co.uk/Taming-Infinite-Mathematics-Ian-Stewart/dp/1847241816 Private Reply to Sudarshan Shidore Mar 02, 2010 9:01 am re: re: : which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya some marathi books recently. "naaticharami" by Meghana Pethe. Its a painful reading probably for ppl (esp women) in volatile, unsettled relationships. another one 'kunastava kunitari' by yashoda padgaonkar, wife of Marathi poet Mangesh Padgaonkar. And Superb ones by Mahesh Elkunchwar -all of his work! Private Reply to Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya Mar 04, 2010 10:43 am re: re: re: : which book you read last/reading currently? # Vaijayanti Asolkar Bhattacharya p.s. I strongly recommend 'Mauna Raga' by Mahesh Elkunchwar for Marathi reading ppl. 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