Tuesday 26 July 2016

Sekar Vijay Kiran on travel

Movies like “Zindagi Na MilegiDobara” have helped to popularize international travel. It is no longer the very rich that travel abroad. There are many affordable tour packages. Lots of people you know are travelling to Phuket, Mali and Turkey among other places.
Newspapers regularly have articles written by journalists who were invited to different countries by tourism boards.
Sekar Vijay Kiran has travelled to several countries on business and has studied the local customs and traditions. He feels that he has so much to learn about the world.
Reading about Kilimanjaro is very different from being there. Nature has the power to delight you if you’re open to it. You can see your school geography textbooks come alive in front of you.
Travel and reading expand your mental horizons. Travel has been considered an essential part of education for centuries. It changes you in ways that you wouldn’t notice immediately, opines Vijay Kiran Sekar.
It’s important to learn how life is lived in other countries. For instance, we can learn about efficient waste disposal instead of continuing to burn garbage every day. It’s a common sight to see people not cleaning after their pets on our roads. Vijay Sekar kiran whose responsibility is it to clean dog poo? Well, in some parts of the world, pet owners are fined if they don’t dispose of their pets’ droppings.
For years we’ve been hearing some of our politicians talk about modeling our cities on Singapore. Others would like to emulate Shanghai. These are not bad ideas. It gives us all hope that things will change for the better in Bangalore.
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Thursday 14 July 2016

Vijay Kiran Sekar : What's written in the stars?

Vijay Kiran Sekar was born on 8 August (1988) making him a Leo. The Lion represents the Leo star sign and it is only natural that Vijay Kiran has a regal mien and measured grace. He's no pushover and will rise to the occasion if there be one.
Astrology is very popular all over the world. For a significant section of the world's population, their interest in astrology usually starts in school and continues for years after.
Linda Goodman's books on star signs are widely read and discussed in Bangalore’s schools and colleges. Goodman, whose real name was Mary Alice Kemery, passed away in 1995 but her work is considered relevant even today. There are many people who swear by her work. They feel that she has described people they've met and known to a T.
Having lived most of his life in Bangalore, it is only natural that Vijay Kiran is familiar with astrology. The city was home to the prolific astrologer extraordinaire B V Raman.In Bangalore, BejanDaruwalla's yearly books are eagerly awaited and several copies of these books are sold in a short duration.
Just like all of us, at some point or the other, Vijay Kiran has been told some version of this "I thought you were a Gemini. Your traits are very different from those of the average Leo." Such statements are not necessarily made by astrology experts and have to be taken with a kilo of salt.
Whatever your views on astrology may be, astrology is part of the zeitgeist. It's important to recognize that astrology provides great comfort and succor to scores of people. It's a way to simplify life. It provides a framework to understand human nature. What’s required to succeed in life is a working knowledge of human nature. Vijay Kiran has shown through his personal and professional success that he understands the way of the world.
At a young age, Vijay Kiran soared to the position of director at Evershine Smelting Alloy Private Limited. For him, like in the evergreen pop song, the only way is up.
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Wednesday 6 July 2016

Sekar Vijay Kiran on cricket

There’s a tendency to dismiss twenty-twenty cricket as entertainment and not sport. Fans of test and one day cricket are furious that certain players only want to play 20-20 cricket. Representing the nation has become secondary to playing in the IPL and other leagues, says Sekar Vijay Kiran.
Cricket is a touchy subject in India and everyone has an opinion on it. Certain cricket commentators, who in their playing careers played only a handful of matches, voice strong views on captaincy and field placing. Also bowlers are told to bowl the right line and length. Vijay Kiran Sekar The ball must be pitched in the right areas and short pitched balls will make certain batsmen from the subcontinent uncomfortable.
Better still are the commentators who have never played any kind of cricket. They talk glibly about bowling an inswingingyorker followed by a leg cutter in order to take wickets at regular intervals. Sekar Vijay Kiran is highly amused by such cricket commentary.
Here are a few obvious pieces of advice from commentators.
1)            Run the first run hard so you can make it back for the second or the third run.
2)            Win the toss and put runs on the board.
3)            Your shots should have both elevation and distance.
4)            To win you have to bowl well, field well and bat well.
5)            The ball should come off the middle of the bat.
6)            It’s important that the team doesn’t lose any more wickets.
7)            Fifty seven runs needed off two over’s, so singles won’t do.
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