Sunday, October 16, 2011
Sunday, October 2, 2011
Kambala
Kambala is traditionally a simple sport. The 'track' used for Kambala is a paddy field filled with slush. The contest generally takes place between two pairs of buffaloes, controlled by a whip-lashing farmer.




Ready to race
In olden days, the winning pair of buffaloes were rewarded with coconuts and a bunch of plantains. But, Kambala today has become an organised,professional sports.




Ready.... study......


People place massive amounts of bets on the winning buffaloes and one can witness more than 20,000 spectators in a well organised Kambala, egging and cheering the buffaloes to complete the race. As of now, more than 45 races are held annually in Coastal Karnataka. Nearly 18 kambalas are held under the banner of Kambala Samithi and the rest are held under the auspices of temples, political patronage and aristocratic Bunt households. Kambala still remains a hugely popular sport in Coastal Karnataka
(Source: Wikipedia)
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Sunday, July 31, 2011
END TASK!!!!!???????????

Day before yesterday in my office receptionist is struggling with computer, when I reached there she asked me will you please do me a favour? I had asked what's the matter? she replied my system hanged, one of the software is not closing... I told her to give an end task... after a fleeting look at the key board she is asking me with "WHERE IT IS?"
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Sunday, May 15, 2011
The way of Kerala Police Checking

Police - Do you have all the records of vehicle?
I - Yes sir,
Police- Show all the records quickly
As soon as I opened the bag next question came.....
Police - Where are you coming from
I - From Kanhangad
Police - Where are you working
I- At Suzuki Dealership
Police- Working in Suzuki Dealership and riding an Enfield, why? you don't trust Suzuki?
I - Not answered just passed a smile...
Police - How much it cost what was on road price of your Enfield?
I - One lakh twenty thousand
Police - Show your DL
As soon as I showed my DL he told me OK go....
Monday, January 10, 2011
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