I dreamed a dream

Susan Boyle made every dumbstruck, when she sang I dreamed a dream by les miserables at Britain Got Talent 2009 talent hunt show. But it was not only Susan Boyle, which showed there she had a dream, but there are 100 of others talented personnel, which proved that they have a dream, a dream to live on, a dream where they can give their life also.

Such kind of a talent hunt shows are sometimes really helpful in finding a real talent, and help those people to live their dream.

So, if you have a dream, dreamed it now.

Thanks&Regards,
Mohit

Susan Boyle on Britain's Got Talent
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My Loveride 2009 experience

Loveride is an annual event which take place in the month of may in Dubendorf, a suburb close to Zurich, Switzerland.Loveride is an event in which 5000 odd bikers participate to give a ride of a lifetime to children who are suffering from Muscular disease.

I attended Loveride 2009, but not as a visitor but as a volunteer to this event. The organizers who the event had distributed task among different team. Intially I was associated with a team which had to load and unload fences/barricades from a truck. First, 100-200 barricades were fine, but finally when the count reached 400 plus, we were very tired and were really very exhasuted.

The main problem for me in this event was the language problem, everybody over there was speaking German language, and I was the only one over there which was a non-german speaker. But one volunteer served as a translator for me, he translated each and every instructions, thus made much easier for me to carry out my task.

But in fact for the first time, I really felt that I have some meaning of my life. I my stay extended, then I would certainly like to participate in few such events in future also.

Thanks&Regards,
Mohit

Does Education really matter ?

We often heard our parents pressurising their kids to study well in order to excel in their life ? But does education really matter ? The answer to this question is quite ambigous, but sometimes I feel that there is no need for education. To support my point I will take example of Varun Gandhi, grand son of Late Shri Indira Gandhi, an alumni of famous London School of Economics. An highly educated politician but still making irresponsible comments and making politics over communalism, instead of doing its politics on development and upliftment. So, the real question is what's the purpose of education, because eventhough you are educated you still cannot think before you speak.

Thanks&Regards,
Mohit

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