Blogging in 2010,Atlast

After the IPL drama, Rahul Gandhi visited Mumbai.There isn't anything great about it.

The good news is that India might just be on the verge of a huge revolution.

A youth revolution.

Are we all not tired of seeing ailing politicians?

Rahul Gandhi, probably the most charismatic Indian politician after his dad Rajiv Gandhi, is a whiff of fresh air. It is not an exaggeration when people call him the crown prince of India ( sarcastically or otherwise).

However, I think Rahul has some good intentions. It is not easy to travel by local trains, meet the aam aadmi and give them hope when your dad and grandma have been assasinated in public.

Also, the fact that he is doing during a non-election season is very big deal ( atleast, Maharashtra and Goa did not have elections).I have a gut feeling that India is moving towards greatness.Rahul is doing a good job by trying to connect with the
common man, particularly, the youth of our nation.

More on this in my next post.

God Bless!

DISCLAIMER: I am NOT a Congress Supporter/Gandhi family fan/Rahul Gandhi fan.

Reality Shows , Real money

Rakhi Sawant reportedly earns Rs. 60-80 Lakhs per season of her reality show ' Rakhi ka Swayamwar'.


An executive at a major production company says networks pay such actors approximately Rs 10-12 lakh as a one-time signing bonus for reality shows, an additional Rs 2-3 lakh per week for the duration of the show. These actors are also paid for the time they spend rehearsing. Depending on the time such participants last on a show, they end up earning anywhere between Rs15 lakh and Rs30 lakh in less than three months.

Amazing isn't it ?

They earn in three months what I plan to earn in more then three years.

( News Source : http://www.livemint.com/2009/10/22002828/Dose-of-reality-spells-big-mon.html?h=A1 )