The heart has gone
In a wopsy rhythm
For love
Follows no algorithm,
A little more,
Let's swoon, and swoon,
Let's not smell the coffee
All too soon.
The heart has gone
In a wopsy rhythm
For love
Follows no algorithm,
A little more,
Let's swoon, and swoon,
Let's not smell the coffee
All too soon.
Dear planets
Of this cosmic world,
Align yourself well,
Rise and fall in such a way
That lovers' love may swell.
And hold an unfailing promise
-Endearing and sublime-
That roses will smell sweeter,
On this Day of Valentine.
I saw this headlines in a media online edition. I wondered if writer meant 'a few' as opposed to 'few'. When, I read the article, I was more inclined to think that the writer meant 'a few' and not 'few'.
We received this beautiful message in a Group from a senior today:
Jan is going past -
And fast,
But it doesn't matter:
We've bread with butter,
The mind without clutter,
Have opened -
All windows and shutter,
God, our only creditor,
And, we are together.
How would you like
Love distributed?
Should quanta of love
Bunch up in few,
And leave huge gaps
All over?
Or, would you rather
It is evenly distributed,
In this beautiful world
All over?
How will a lover show his
Undying love?
His love indistinguishable
From another?
Heat death of the Universe
Will happen in Googol years,
When heat equalises
All over.
Would you like similar
Death of Love
When Love equalises
All over?
*heat death: The "heat death" of the universe refers to a state of maximum entropy where all energy is uniformly distributed, and no further work or processes can occur.
**Googol : 10100
Yesterday (25 - 1 -25), there was a parade of planets in the evening sky. The parade aligned itself along the Ecliptic line. Here are some of planets over Bengaluru night sky, captured through the app Skymap.
The sky is verdant,
The planets have lined up,
There is a parade of stars,
Are you coming
Riding the comet,
Of sixteen thousand years?
Best wishes to all of Indian Army and their families on the occasion of Army Day. The Indian Army works 8760 hours a year, and 8784 hours, every leap year. That works out to 168 hours a week.
168 hours a week is a bit more than the QR (Qualitative Requirement) set out by L & T. It's a hope that L & T will upgrade its QR, inline with the Indian Army.
How to make life hunky-dory?
Just बाँध लो love की डोरी।
बन जाओ जोड़ा- जोड़ी,
जम के मनाओ बिहु, शंक्राति, लोरी।
Quake happens
At the fault lines,
And, no one is faultless,
So you will shiver,
And, you will quake.
You can't cover
Your fault lines,
You can't hide your love,
When it's ten
On the Richter Scale.
There is a debate in India about ninety hours work per week. So, I asked myself what is the goal of a ninety hours week? Is it to make India a developed nation faster than our stated goal of making her developed by 2047? Seems to be a fair goal. So I asked chatgpt about this goal. In other words, I asked chatgpt by which year would India become developed if her citizens put in ninety hours week.
Of course, I didn't ask it directly, but I built up my final question with questions like what is the total hours of work done by Indians currently. I also asked chatgpt about work hours devoted to art and literature.
Here is chatgpt's answer:
https://chatgpt.com/share/67815276-12c0-8013-aaf3-26baffab9f43
Then, I asked myself: after India becomes a developed country, should we slow down? Should the fruits of the labour done by the current generation be enjoyed by future generations?
Your thoughts?
The Department of Posts is advancing an initiative to establish a standardized, geo-coded addressing system in India, ensuring simplified addressing solutions for citizen-centric delivery of public and private services. The Department had collaborated with IIT Hyderabad for developing a National Level Addressing Grid-based addressing system, named as Digital Postal Index Number (DIGIPIN). This system will act as a strong and robust pillar of Geospatial Governance, leading to enhancements in public service delivery, faster emergency response and a significant boost to logistics efficiency.
Winds have blown away your tracks,
And birds have feasted
On your breadcrumbs too,
But you still have a twinkle though,
That you may yet become a star.
Then, once you become a star,
Sometimes on cloudless nights,
And when nights are lightless too,
Rise above the shade, will you?
That I may find my way to you.
I received this 2025 greetings.
Sum of all cubes from 2 to 9:
23 + 33 + 43 + 53
+ 63 + 73 + 83 + 93 = 2024
a2 – b2 formula:
= (a+b) x (a-b)
452 – 12 = 2024
=(45+1) x (45 – 1) = 2024
2024 is the first leap year after 2020.
Also,
When the square of 1 is subtracted from the square of sum of all the
single digits we get 2024:
(1 + 2 + 3 + … + 9)2 – 12 = 2024
Also,
(20 + 25)2 - 12 = 2024
Also, how about this?