April 22, 2009
March 17, 2009
Blogadda’s Spicy pick of the Saturday – Krishna’s page
Unexpected! But enthralled … Hard work never goes unrewarded.
“When your work speaks for itself, don’t interrupt.”
I am glad that my post on google bots was selected as best technical post of the week by Blogadda team. While writing no body expects and imagines about the success and spread of it, it all happens in the quality of content we produce; hence it was the spicy pick of the Saturday.
“…in order that a man may be happy, it is necessary that he should not only be capable of his work, but a good judge of his work.”
Thanks again to “Blogadda” for encouraging the unrecognized talents.
I promise to give more such interesting posts which help the internet users.
Thanks again for all my readers too…This is success not only mine but also my readers.
Refrence : http://blog.blogadda.com/2009/03/14/blogadda%E2%80%99s-spicy-saturday-picks-mar-14-09
March 11, 2009
Trains, jobs and news information on Gtalk – gtalk bots
- Add a transliteration bot to your friend list. There are 5 of them available currently: (en2hi.translit@bot.talk.google.com for Hindi, en2kn.translit@bot.talk.google.com for Kannada, en2te.translit@bot.talk.google.com for Telugu, en2ta.translit@bot.talk.google.com for Tamil and en2ml.translit@bot.talk.google.com for Malayalam)
- Start chatting with your friend.
- Convert the chat session to a group chat and invite the particular bot (you added in step 1) to the group chat.
March 10, 2009
మార్పు – నేర్పు
మాకు మార్పు వద్దు !! కాని మెరుగు కావాలి, మెరుగైన సమాజం కావాలి, మెరుగైన నాయకులు కావాలి, మెరుగైన రాజ్యాంగం కావాలి .కేవలం “ప్రస్తుతానికి” మెరుగు చాలు “మార్పు” వద్దు. మెరుగే మార్పునిస్తుంది; మా ఆలొచనల లో మార్పు నిస్తుంది; మా నడత లో మార్పునిస్తుంది; మా జీవనం లో మార్పు నిస్తుంది; మా సమాజం లొనే మార్పుతెస్తుంది.
నాయకులంటె, నాన్న లాంటి వాళ్ళు. ఓక ఇంటి స్థితి – గతు లను తండ్రి ఎప్పటికప్పుడు ఎలా మెరుగుపరుస్తాడో; మన నాయకుడు కుడా తన సమాజమనే కుటుంబాన్ని, దాని స్థితి – గతు లను ఎప్పటికప్పుడు మెరుగు పరిస్తే చాలు. మార్పు ఒక్క ఎన్నికలతో రాదు. మనల్ని మనం మెరుగు పరుచుకుంటే అదే మార్పు !
“చెట్టూ మాదే – పుట్ట మాదే” .. “విత్తు వెసింది మా తాత, పుట్ట కట్టింది మా మామ” అంటూ కుటుంబ కీర్తి కి నిదర్శనాలు గా రాజకీయపార్టీలని మర్చెవాళ్ళు ఒక్కలు అయ్తే , ఫులి ని చుసి నక్క వాతలు పెట్టుకున్న చందాన అవగాహనా రాహిత్యం తో రాజకీయ రంగు ని పులుముకుంటు కుటుంబ సబ్యులందరికి అదే రంగులు అద్దుతూ “హొలీ” పండగ చెసుకునీ నయకులు కొందరు.
మార్ఫు దేని కోసం ? ప్రజల బ్రతుకుల లోనా, వారి జీవన శైలి లోన, వారి జీత బత్యా ల లోనా ,దెనిలో ..?
ఏ ఒక్క దానిలోను ఇన్నాళ్ళ లో, ఇన్నేళ్ళలో ఏ మాత్రం పెనుమార్పు చూడలేదు. ఇక చూడం కూడా. అందుకే మార్పు ఎందుకు ? మెరుగు చాలు !
కేవలం మన నాయకులు చెప్పే ఆ మార్పు ఎంటో తెల్సా ? అది కేవలం వాళ్ళ కి ఒక జల్సా !!
February 26, 2009
Trip to Lepakshi – A Heritage Place
Around at 11 AM we started returning from Ghati to Dodballapur. After enquiring the local people about Lepakshi we came to know that there was a direct bus (Private Travels) from Dodballapur to Lepakshi. So we got into that bus at around 12 PM. I think ticket price is so economical, it is just 35 R/- per head. We reached Lepakshi crossing all the red soil roads with out much trouble. But route is not great at all. Bus cruised in very moderate speed as the route is not so great. Both of sides of the route we can see nice greenery paddy fields ones enter in Andhra Pradesh state. Sun was high up and showing off himself at his best. I was totally exhausted and hungry.
As mentioned in others travelogues there were no hi-fi restaurants or even hotels to have lunch in Lepakhi. One should be careful to plan the lunch/dinner while visiting this place. The best place I can suggest to have lunch or dinner in this trip is at Hindupur. You can find some what better hotels in Hindupur. Point to note here is “Don’t expect nice Andhra style foods though Hindupur is a Town in Andhra”. Hindupur just serves typical Karnataka style food.
At last we had our lunch in small hutch which villagers regarded as the best hotel in the village. It was unforgettable meal I had in my life; they served white rice with Dal and some chutney. I think it was unlimited meal but we had only ones I remember. Healthy part of it is he charged just 10 R/- for it and it is the biggest surprise I had in the whole trip. This hotel is located just in the right corner for the entrance street of main temple.
Then we quickly headed towards main temple with out wasting any time. The temple was on top of a hill (Kurmasila) and some of the parts of temple are half built. But as a whole it’s a wonderful peaceful place where we can see the fantastic architecture and scriptures. People like me; who are in love with history about places have to take a guide for sure. I feel archeology department can still spend some more money to develop this village and improve tourism here. This temple was constructed by “Virupanna” in the 16th century. Veerabdra is the main god in the temple and idol is such a huge one.
One should marvel at the art and scriptures in the temple, it reflects the talent and brilliance of our ancestors in many aspects say art, culture and vaastu etc. I was totally enthralled while watching the “Floating pillar” and a special painting of Lord Sri krishna on top of a roof. The specialties of that paint is that – Stand at any side of the paint and observe it, Bala krishna’s eyes in the painting will stare at you only. We can many best mural paintings here; include many Hindu gods, musicians, painters and some other famous personalities (kings) in the history.
This temple is again an added credit to Vijayangara Samrajyam – Sri Krishna Devaraya. It reminded me my visit to “Hampi”. One should gawk at the beauty of the paintings and carvings. The monolithic Nandi situated outside the village facing towards the Siva linga in main temple is quite famous and most of us know about it. The talent of the architect who made this nandi is that – One can see the Siva linga in main temple from this Nandi itself. Nandi here is 15 feets tall and 27 feets high, it is the largest monolithic Nandi in the world.
In the evening at 4 PM after visiting this monolithic Nandi we reached Hindupur by a local bus and from there we got into Banglore direct bus. The route from Hindupur to Bangalore is quite good. Really I should thank our guide who gave clear history picture about the temple who reminded us the Jataayu pakshi story in Ramyana, Ideal man and woman characteristics, designs of Dharmavaram series and Vijayanagra dynasty’s glory.
One can stay in AP tourism guest house if looking for accommodation. The best travel route I can suggest is to reach Hindupur from Bangalore and then take some local vehicles from Hindupur to Lepakshi as Lepakshi is just 15 KM from Hindupur.
History Reference: http://www.anantapur.com/travel/lepakshi.html
Lepakshi consists of three shrines dedicated to Shiva, Vishnu and ‘Virabhadra’. On one of the hillocks near the place is known as “Kurma Saila” (tortoise shaped hill), are located the temples of ‘Papanatheswara’, ‘Raghunatha’, ‘Srirama’, ‘Veerabhadra’ and ‘Durga’, of which the Veerabharadra temple is the most important.
Veerabhadra temple is a notable example of the Vijayanagar style of architecture. A reference is made in the ‘Skandapurana’ to Lepakshi as one of the hundred and eight important ‘Shaiva Kshetras’ (shrines). Though the temple of Veerabhadra is claimed to have been constructed by Saint ‘Agastya’ himself, it was developed into the present exquisite shrine by ‘Virupanna’, the treasurer of the Vijayanagar Kings.He conceived the idea as he found the image of Veerabhadra.
He executed the plan in the absence of the king and used the treasure when he was away at Vijayanagar. When the construction was almost finished and it was being supervised the king returned and found the treasure empty. The king ordered, as a punishment to this heinous crime, that he should be blinded. The treasurer being a loyal person carried out the punishment spot with his own bands.
Even today one can see two dark stains upon the wall near the ‘Kalyana Mandapa’, which are said to be the marks made by his eyes, which he himself dashed against the wall. The builder did not survive for a long time and the village is called “Lepa-akshi Lepakshi”, i.e., a village of the blinded eye.
The temple is divided into three parts – the ‘Mukha Mandapa’, (also called ‘Nitya Mandapa’ or ‘Ranga Mandapa’), the ‘Artha Mandapa’ and ‘Garbha Griha’, and the ‘Kalyana Mandapa’, with 38 carved monolithic pillars in grey sandstone is unfinished. These three form a triangle with a common Mandapam.
As per local legend Lord Shiva and Parvati were married on the spot where the Kalyana Mandapa stands. The temple is surrounded on all sides by an outer enclosure. A second inner enclosure contains the main portion of the temple. Its finest parts are the ‘Natya’ (Dancing) and ‘Ardha’ (worship) Mandapas. The former is decorated with superbly sculptured pillars on, which are carved life-size representations of musicians and dancers in various poses displaying spirit and vigour. The Kalyana Mandapam is a standing monument to the exuberance of Vijayanagar art but it is left unfinished.
The best specimens of the Vijayanagar style of sculpture and mural paintings are found in the Natya and Kalyana Mandapams (dance and wedding halls). These sculptures depict puranic episodes like those of ‘Ananthasayana’, ‘Dattatreya’, ‘Chaturmukha Bramha’, ‘Tumburu’, ‘Narada’ and ‘Rambha’.
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February 24, 2009
Dil se – Jayaho Rehman
No Doubt!!! He is the “Legend”
He is the Music Magician.
He is Music Maestro.
What not; as a whole he is the glory to My India.
He is humble in his thanks speech even,How great? And sensible he is!
“Though I have nothing; but I have a mother and her blessings”“God is great” he said this in his regional language Tamil.
It reveals and reminds us the perfection of our life and dedication in work.
“All my life I had a choice between hate and love. I chose love and I am here,” said Rahman after receiving his second golden statuette.
He conveyed this message in one interview. I felt those are really pleasing and inspiring.
“Be open and Do some thing Original” – this is the best message to young talents.
Here is a list of scores which we can’t forget for our life…I bet! No music lover leaves his Tune “Chayyaa Chayya from Dile se movie”
Not only Chayya Chayya… There are many more
This list goes on and on.
Slumdog Millionaire – Oscar Award details
1. Best Picture: ‘Slumdog Millionaire’. “It has been collaboration between hundreds of people. All of us are here to share this moment. This was an extraordinary journey,” says the Slumdog… team.
2. Best Direction: Danny Boyle for ‘Slumdog Millionaire’
3. Best Original Song: A R Rahman for ‘Jai Ho…’ (Slumdog Millionarie)
The Indian music maestro, AR Rahman wooed the audience while performing ‘Jai Ho’ on stage as a nominee for Best Original Song.
4. Best Original Score: A R Rahman for Slumdog Millionaire . “I have nothing but my mother and she is there with me. I thank her for making me coming all this way with her blessings,” said a proud Rahman.
5. Best Film Editing: Chris Dickens for Slumdog Millionaire
6. Best Sound Mixing: Ian Tapp, Resul Pookutty, Richard Pryke for Slumdog Millionaire. “This is just not a sound award, but a history being handed over,” said Indian receiver Pookutty.
7. Best Cinematography: Anthony Dod Mantle for Slumdog Millionaire
8. Best Adapted Screenplay: Simon Beaufoy for Slumdog Millionaire. “The cast and crew of the film told me so much about India and writing,” said a proud Beaufoy.
From bottom of my heart this is my hearty congratulations to Rehman and this post is dedicated to you.
February 14, 2009
Valentines Day … 2009
Love loves love as love.
My heart is in despair …so please take care of it.
February 12, 2009
Trip to Ghati Subramanya temple
Plan: Catch the KSRTC direct bus to Ghati in the very early morning.
Visit the temple and prayers then return back to Dodabalapur from Ghati.
Catch the direct bus from Dodballapur to Lepakshi.
Go from Lepakshi to Hindupur and catch direct bus from Hindupur to Bangalore.
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January 26, 2009
Flowers show at Lalbagh, Bangalore – January 2009
Flowers seem intended for the solace of ordinary humanity. ~John Ruskin
I am resident of Bangalore since 2006, every year there used to be agog news about “Flowers show” which is bi-annually conducted in Lalbagh(Botanical Garden).This is year due to long week end I was pretty free to visit this show, Though I was bit tired due to journey the day just before this plan I just did this as I am strongly prepared my self to go there. At last we visited this show, with Chandu and Teja accompanying me. It was really awesome show with thousands of flowers collected together to beautify our minds. Though it was started on 18th Jan there was huge crowd in Lalbagh. I think its all festive mood which we can see on republic day celbration in Lalbagh with this flowers show.
I don’t think – there will be people who don’t like flowers in this world.
Flowers are the sweetest things God ever made, and forgot to put a soul into. ~Henry Beecher, Life Thoughts, 1858
Lalbagh-Bangalore is the old botanical garden in an area around 240 acres. It has many variety species of plants and trees including rose garden, ponds and different fountains to intoxicate the minds of the visitors. There is a glass house in this garden and this is the place where generally Flower show would happen every year. And it was well used to decorate and exhibit around 350 varieties of flowers.
Flowers are without hope. Because hope is tomorrow and flowers have no tomorrow. ~Antonio Porchia, Voces, 1943, translated from Spanish by W.S. Merwin
And there were around 100 stalls to display the rare spices of plants, to sell gardening gadgets like manures, pots, books on plants, herbal products, saplings and also seeds.
The world is a rose; smell it and pass it to your friends.- Persian Proverb
“I enjoyed the show here, I like India and all places here” said an European when my friend and me asked in this exhibition. As whole I like this show and all Bangalorians must see this at least ones.
I wandered lonely as a cloud
That floats on high o’er vales and hills,
When all at once I saw a crowd,
A host, of golden daffodils;
Beside the lake, beneath the trees,
Fluttering and dancing in the breeze
Continuous as the stars that shine
And twinkle on the milky way,
They stretched in never-ending line
Along the margin of a bay:
Ten thousand saw I at a glance,
Tossing their heads in sprightly dance.
~William Wordsworth, “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud,” 1804
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January 23, 2009
ETV’s Dhee – Perfect entertainer and best platform for dancers
Channel Name: ETV
Show Name: Dhee
Producer: Syam Prasad Reddy (Malle maala creations)
Anchor: Udaya Bhanu
Important Participants: Haranath reddy, Monika, etc
Important masters: Shiva sankar, Noble, Sreedar
Judges: Prabu Deva, Brinda, Tarun master.
He was Mr.Prabhu deva, called Indian Michel Jackson who has pranced the show in the finals.




