I like everything about you...

If the odds are against you, remember you have me beside you.

If you feel like crying, then please do, for I am there to embrace you.

If you feel like shouting then let it go, for I am there to mollify you.

If you don’t feel like talking, remember that you don’t have to, for I’ll be there when you want to.

If you don't want to wake up from deep slumber, but you have to, then I’ll be there to cheer you.

If you don't feel like laughing, remember this is what I like the most about you.

If you ever feel unwanted, remember I like everything about you.

No matter what anyone says, I always have and I always will love you for what you are.

--Inspired by the movie - 'Music and Lyrics'

Recharge your hair, recharge your life...

Hair hair everywhere, not a strand to spill.

This is a common saying on every girl’s mind in Delhi, for there is so much pollution that each one of us faces this hair fall problem. Moreover, climate in Delhi is changing continuously, we have extreme hot and extreme cold weather conditions here, which make it furthermore challenging for the hair growth.

Hence, it becomes extremely important to recharge your hair on day-to-day basis and empower them to face the extreme climatic conditions round the year. This can be done using a good shampoo + conditioner bi-weekly depending on your hair type and history. Keep trimming them regularly to avoid split ends and maintain growth.

Now with your recharged hair, you can do various hair styling that gives you a smart look that enhances your personality and confidence. You may try a different hair style for different occasions – a high pony or a French bun for job interview, braid for a wedding, curls for a discotheque party and just leave them open on a leisure vacation.

Just like face and eyes speak a lot about you, hair also represents your attitude. A well maintained hair is a sign of good breeding and tells a lot about you. So never neglect your hair as you never neglect the rest of yourself.

 

New Year with a new hope

With new hopes and new dreams we welcome this Year 2014.

With a new government in place, with their new rules & methodologies, this year marks the beginning of a revolution. It fills us with triumph that the coveted change will now happen, because the time is so apt for this change - awareness in people is at peak, with mass movements at Jantar Mantar and Ram Lila Maidan without any provocation.

Senior corporate leaders are chucking up prized jobs and teaming up against corruption to make a difference. V Balakrishnan, the Infosys board member, Meera Sanyal, the Harvard Business School-educated head of Royal Bank of Scotland, Adarsh Shastri, grandson of former Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri and head of sales for Apple in western India, to name a few. And this is just the beginning.

Remember the epic stories our grandmothers, or at least it is said so, used to narrate in our childhood - where a god sent Avatar was born to rescue the oppressed. And here comes a modern Avatar – simple yet vigilant, practical and armed with education, taking calculative decisions to force a checkmate against the corrupt.

With fresh minds pouring in creative ideas, we are no short of Steve Jobs or Bill Gates turning into Nelson Mandela if needed. But the need of the hour is to correct our system and the victory shall follow in all streams of life. We can multiply the impact ten times by hitting the right node at the right time and there cannot be a better time than NOW.

Strive on to the mission started, for the road might be bumpy but the end is not far.