I need you now so we could do this...

I need you now...

I want to sleep with you.

I don't mean have SEX.

I mean sleep together,

Under my blanket in my bad.

With my hand on your chest,

And your arms around me.

The windows open, cool breezes enter

And touches your soft skin.

So it's so chilly and we have to cuddle closer.

No Talks, Just Sleepy, Blissfully Happy
and The Beautiful Silence.

Titanic 100th Anniversary (April 15, 2012)

Real Titanic Photograph

British Liner Titanic, 

April 15, 1912 2:20 a.m. (The Titanic's broken off stern settled back into the water, becoming more level for a few moments. Slowly it filled with water and tilted its end high into the air before sinking into the sea. People in the water slowly froze to death.)

On that fateful night of April 14, 1912 there were 2,235 souls crowded aboard the R.M.S. Titanic. There was no wind to speak of. The frigid, dark sea was calm, like a plate glass mirror beneath the star-spangled heavens. It was an hour before midnight on a starry, moonless night. While the band played on beneath the decks in the first class lounge, and while the night watch paced the Bridge high above, the greatest maritime tragedy in the history of sailing, stealthily, silently awaited them in the ice-strewn midnight waters of the North Atlantic.
Survivors recalled a gentle shudder that briefly shook the 900 foot long vessel. It came and went so quickly that nobody gave it much of a second thought. Except for the occupants of the Bridge–who in the split seconds before that collision, saw the towering iceberg ahead, floating in their unlighted pathway. The helmsman swerved to miss the iceberg–but they would have been better off to have struck it head on. In narrowly avoiding a head-on collision, they suffered an even worse fate!


Three-fourths of the iceberg lay unseen beneath the calm ocean surface. When the Titanic swerved, it brushed the iceberg's underside on the starboard side of the bow, slitting a quarter of an inch wide opening more than 300 feet down the side of the vessel. Like a titanic can opener, the iceberg knifed open the side of the iron hull. The damage was just enough to cause the metal plates to buckle so that six watertight compartments began taking in sea water.
So scientifically had this great sailing ship been constructed, with 16 watertight compartments in a 1/6 mile long hull, that the captain had made a pre-voyage boast, "Not even God himself could sink her". The builders had calculated that even if four of the compartments should burst, the ship would still float! But on that starry night, six of them exploded and began to suck in the frigid water of the North Atlantic! Mathematically, the "unsinkable ship" was mortally wounded. And, in two hours she was gone. Commander Lightoller, one of the few crew members who survived the tragedy, described the moment she sank.

Of the 2235 occupants, 1522 met their death in those dark waters including most of the men, most of the third class, most of the crew, and all of the band. Only 713 people were rescued.

I MISS YOU... but... I Never Tell You......

I miss you my friend... you are so dear.
Even though you are not near.
I carry you within my heart.
And i know that we will never part.
You're special to me... that much is true.
Without you, I wouldn't know what to do.
I depend on you and you on me.
No truer friends could there ever be.
I wish we were together... that would be such fun.
We would talk for hours and never be done.
One day we will meet... It has to be so.
I would go anywhere for you... no matter were i had to go.
You're more than my friend... you're my life too.
And I know this much.... I will always love you. Forever.

Child ABUSE :'( :'( :'(

MUST READ THIS

A STORY OF A SAD GIRL..

Her name was Abby

She was only five

This is what happened

...When she was alive

Her dad was a drunk

Her mom was an addict

Her parents kept her

Locked in an attic

Her only friend

was a little toy bear

It was old and worn out

And had patches of hair

She always talked to it

When no one's around

She lays there and hugs it

Not a peep of sound

Until her parents

unlock the door

Some more and more pain

She'll have to endore

A bruise on her leg

A scar on her face

Why would she be

In such a horrible place?

But she grabs her bear

And softly crys

She loves her parents

But they want her to die

She sits in the corner

Quiet but thinking,

" God, why? Why is

My life always sinking? "

Such a bad life

For a sad little kid

She'd get beaten and beaten

For anything she did

Then one night

Her mom came home high

The poor child was hit and slapped

As hours went by

Then her mom suddenly

Grabbed for a blade

It was sharp and pointy

One that she made

She thrusted the blade

Right in her chest,

" You deserve to die

You worthless pest! "

The mom walked out

Leaving the girl slowly dying

She grabbed her bear

And again started crying

Police showed up

At the small little house

They quickly barged in

Everything was as quiet as a mouse

One officer slowly

Opened a door

To find the sad little girl

Lying on the floor

It must have been bad

To go through so much harm

But at least she died

With her best friend in her arms

Like this if you against Child ABUSE :'(

Sometime, Someone, Somewhere......

Sometimes in life we feel so blue,

But someone, somewhere isn’t as happy as you.

Somewhere for at the border when a soldier sleeps,

Missing his beloved as he silently weeps.

Somewhere a mother painfully sighs…

Because, her new born baby didn’t open her eyes.

Somewhere a poor dad silently cries,

When he sees his son begging for a bowl of rice.

Somewhere in an orphanage a little girl is sad,

When she misses her mom and even her dad.

When at times, a reason to smile you may not have any,

Say to yourself that you’re happier than for too many.

Because life is beautiful and it’s not always blue,

And someone, somewhere isn’t as happy as you……

So, let us be grateful to God for all that we have!!!...

MY LONG HAIRS - ONLY REMEMBRANCE......

My Long Hairs - Only Remembrance

  

When I grew my hairs too long,

I thought I should write a song.

Some made me 2 min.maggi,

Some said that u looks like shaggy.

Interestingly, my father made me Sonu Nigam,

A  boy used to say ‘OYE!!! MALINGA’

My friends used to say ‘WAH TAJ’

And my one of the friend used to say DRY DUNG

My sister Nisha, used to tie my hairs with lots of rubber bands,

She used to hold my hairs very tightly,

Then I too hold her hairs then we started to fight

I thought how about making rock band with my long hairs,

but I dropped my idea as no one was suitable except me

I also clicked many photographs to be kept as remembrance,

I used to get excited hearing about my hairs,

My long hairs made me famous,

And believe me, they  was very  gorgeous.

But after some days my dad told me to cut my hairs,

I thought I like my hairs but with a labored ease of loss

I got my hairs trimmed.

When I reach my house all were looking at my hairs,

We laughed a lot.i told my dad I got my hair cut

He become very happy.

Really I miss my hairs very much.

Sometimes when I remember my hairs,

It looks like hairs have gone too far from me,

And also that pleasure will not come again and again….

 But I wish I got  that pleasure again……

 “I MISS U”

MY LONG HAIRS- ONLY REMEMBRANCE…..

P.S.: Its a poem about my hairs... Please send me your feedback by comment here.

I would like to hear from you...

My India, My Pride: 10 Interesting facts about India

1. India is the 6th largest country in the world, the largest democracy and one of the oldest civilization.

2. India has the largest number of Post Offices in the world.

3. India was one of the richest countries in the world before the British invasion in 17th century.

4. India is one of the largest exporter of computer software products. It exports software's to over 90 countries.

5. The origination of Yoga was done 5,000 years ago in India.

6. India has the world's largest pilgrimage destination called the Vishnu Temple the city of Tirupati. About an average of 30,000 people visit this temple donating about $6 million US dollars, everyday.

7. India has the most number of mosques. It has 300,000 mosques which is much more than the Muslim world.

8. Christians and Jews have been living in India since 52 A.D. and 200 B.C. respectively.

9. The famous board game called "Chess" was invented in India.

10. The value of "pi" used in mathematics was first calculated by the Indian mathematician Budhayana in 6th century.

Earth Day 2011 Celebrate!!!

What is Earth Day?

Earth Day is a day that is intended to inspire awareness and appreciation for the Earth's natural environment.

Now, Earth Day is becoming one of the most important hallmarks in the world of conservation and recycling. It carries with it powerful connotations of ecological responsibility and taking ownership of our planet; after all, it is the only Earth that we have, and taking steps to lessen the impact that you and your fellow man have on it is nothing short of revolutionary.

Earth Day gives those people who have not taken part in recycling the opportunity to make changes to their lives and their community that they will cherish for a lifetime.  Many organized groups have adopted a pay as you throw program in their local communities.

Use Clear Recycling Bins at Earth Day Events

You can help celebrate earth day this year by attending a national or community-recycling event. This will help support all of the volunteers and organizers to show them that you really care. If you don’t have an event scheduled in your community this earth day April 22nd, then you can organize one yourself. Be sure to have the correct recycling containers and recycling bins ordered and on hand ahead of time.  You’ll need different containers for different materials. You can learn more about different types of Event Recycling Containers here.

Attend an Earth Day Event

With Earth Day 2011 and Earth Day 2012, there are a great number of amazing events planned all around the world – communities’ band together to help each other and make some positive strides toward protecting the environment. There are recycling drives, teach-ins, and rallies that are set to go throughout the United States, and you have the opportunity to be a part of that.

For example, World Fest 2011 is a California based festival that takes the principle of stretching Earth Day out into an essential part of your lifestyle to a whole new level. Celebrities and musicians work together with volunteers and sponsors to create an event that will help inform others about what to take back to their communities to help them conserve and recycle. New technologies and legislation are discussed and announced, and many keynote speakers take the stage to let you know how you can be a part of this amazing movement.

Earth Day – Brief History

On April 22, 1970, Gaylord Nelson, a United States Senator, founded the first Earth Day in an attempt to bring about a better understanding of the affect we have on our planet, and calling us to take action to make positive environmental changes in our community. The first Earth Day was attended by 20 million Americans nationwide, from college campuses to town halls, and giant teach-ins were organized in New York City and Philadelphia, the latter event turning into a seven-day event known as Earth Week.
This small attempt to start something of this scale on the national level brought millions of people to band together in their neighborhoods, starting grassroots campaigns to help revolutionize the way we handled waste, recycling, power consumption, and conservation in general. That event set a powerful precedent for the rest of the world, eventually inspiring more than 140 nations all around the globe to have their own Earth Days.
By the year 1990, over 200 million people on Earth were participating in the event, making it one of the most-attended organizational activities ever created, even being called “the largest secular holiday in the world” by the Earth Day Network, the nonprofit organization that is in charge of the event on an annual basis since its inception in 1990.
  

The Real Hero - Saves 150 Lives in Burning Rajdhani

I Saluting You Mr. Pawan Kumar (The Real Hero)

 

Pantry car incharge Pawan Kumar of New Delhi-Mumbai-Rajdhani Express

who saved 150 passengers life of burning train at New Delhi Railway Station.

NEW DELHI/MUMBAI/BHOPAL: Thanks to an unlikely hero, not a single passenger was injured as three bogies of the Mumbai-Delhi Rajdhani were reduced to cinders in a fire that started early Monday morning when passengers were fast asleep and the train speeding through western Madhya Pradesh.

Passengers said pantry car in-charge Pawan Kumar`s quick response in stopping the train around 2.10am and urging sleepy passengers to get off, not only saved the lives of about 150 people in the affected 3-tier AC coaches but also helped contain the fire.

"Please help the reporters congratulate the most important man," senior citizen Bahadur Mistri was heard telling co-travellers as they hugged and kissed their relatives when the train reached New Delhi station at 3.20pm. "He is the pantry car in-charge who knew quite a bit about the train AC system. His name is Pawan Kumar."

Kumar was sleeping in the pantry car from where the fire started. "I got up and found smoke everywhere. The first thing I did was to pull the chain. I shouted to my boys to get going and wake up the passengers. We asked everyone to file out. I was screaming — bahar niklo, sab chhod ke bahar niklo (run out, leave everything and run out)," said Kumar, an employee of RaiIway caterers, IRCTC.

Kumar said after stopping the train, he ran towards coach B7 as the wind was moving in that direction before collecting a fire extinguishers and running back into the pantry to fight the blaze. "Everyone pitched in,`` he added.

Said Satyendra Singh, who was travelling in coach B7, "The shouting worked. I still do not know how we managed it, but by 2.20am all passengers in the coach were outside. The pantry car and the B7 coach were gutted within the next half hour, the B6 coach followed suit before the fire brigade arrived."

"Pawan Kumar took me out and helped me get down. Everything my group was carrying — mobiles, digital cameras and even currency notes — were all burnded,`` said Dinoo Dalal, part of the 35-member group heading to Himachal Pradesh.

The fire started when the train was between Vikramgarh Alot and Thuriya stations located in the Kota-Ratlam section of the West Central Railway. The train left Mumbai Central at 4.40pm on Sunday and was scheduled to reach Delhi at 8.45am. There were around 1,061 people on board.

"The fire started from the pantry car which was totally ravaged,'' said Anil Saxena, Northern Railways spokesman. "Three coaches of the train were detached and passengers of the affected bogies shifted out. There was no injury, all passengers are safe."

Railways said passengers of the coaches B6 and B7 will get Rs 5,000 as ex-gratia relief.

The Railways arranged for breakfast for the passengers at Kota and lunch was picked up from Mathura. "Upon arriving at Delhi, we offered an ex-gratia help of Rs 5,000 to the passengers of all the three bogies —B5, B6 and B7. A couple of our own men burnt their hands trying to decouple the coaches,`` said spokesman Saxena.

Passenger Satyendra Singh said railway engineers and gangmen from Thuriya helped in decoupling the three coaches but B5 was partially damaged too. "Coach B5 too was finally decoupled by two diesel engines arriving from both sides. By 4am, the fire was under control. The villagers gave us water, fed us and looked after us till the train left for Kota at 8.21am,`` he said.

"The railways did everything they could do. There might have been some mistake on their part that led to the fire in the first place and loss of my entire luggage. But I am happy to be with my mother. Had it not been for Kumar and the other railway staffers, I would not be hugging her now,`` said Nidhi Bajaj, a mass communication student living in Uttam Nagar, west Delhi.

Big Thanks to Mr. Pawan Kumar