The story goes as dragging the name of the book into the pages. It’s the story of a boy and a girl and their families. In fact, its the story of two IIMA grads – a Punjabi boy and a Tamilian Brahmin girl and their families include a psycho mother, (straight from rono-dhona, saas-bahu soaps), completely ‘against the humanity’ father and all those fat colourful and fair aunties and uncles of Punjabi clan who give more preference to food and material wealth while checking out the girl’s side. This was the boy’s side.

Now, the girl’s side had an introvert father who never thought of anything else other than The Hindu newspaper and his ‘Bank of Baroda’ office, a wierdo mother who thinks of becoming a carnatic super singer and a nutecrack brother who was born in the world with the purpose of getting into IITs.

The story starts from IIM Mess where they both meet, fall in love and sex, get placements and joins different companies in the same city Chennai. The hero starts his mission of ‘getting liked by his inlaws’ by helping father-in-law on a presentation, taking tuitions for brother and arranging a music concert for mother-in-law.

Now, the heroine comes to Delhi and gets a command over the boy’s family by fixing a broken marriage.

Work half done.

Now, another mission is ‘family liking the other family’ which goes wrong and all hell break loose even to the extent of hero becoming a mini-devdas.

Again ‘the most whacko character’ – find out in story; comes into play and fixes everything.

The story is theek-thaak; It becomes extremely boring and unreadable at some point and after their IIM days, the story drags into a ‘soap opera’.

The whiskers and one-liners relating the Siuth-Indians are rocking and good relief.

Some situations are too out-of-the-box.

Chetan Bhagat has not let down us with his style of writing and those extra masalas into each situation and character. But the story lacks the strength to catch up with CB as the soap doesn’t go well with those going readers. Congrats CB for making an ordinary story into a book. It’s thru ……

Boy loves Girly & vice versa
Boy’s family loves girl & girl.s family loves boy
Boy’s family loves girl’s family & vice versa
Still if boy loves girl & vice versa, they get married.

Finally as a bollywood flick, all ends well with boy and girl getting married and helps in Uniting India.

SREEJITH

I saw the people say and say

His time had come, he ran his race

We hope he is in a better place.

My friends who have tender hearts,

have better learned to show their parts.

While the quadrille on their hands,

They, the least concerned about the funeral.

SREEEJITH

EC-7

www.jeetsbce.wordpress.com

our beloved Sujith

He was a true friend to all of us in every sense- a dependable friend in times of crisis, a loving brother to the girls and above all a true friend of mine. He is not with us today because of the drastic road accident on the fateful day caused by the reckless drivers of the buses on the road in which he succumbed his life. On the 1st death anniversary of our friend, we (the whole of BT Dept. and all his friends in the college) remember him with up most grievance without a petal of his memories being erased from our deepest of hearts.

Our friend

In connection to our friend’s fond remembrance, we- THE BT&BCE DEPT(2005-2009). has taken an initiative of conducting a painting competition as an awareness program against the road accidents for the students of Sree Buddha Central School,Pattoor. The event would be conducted on 3rd December,2008 in the afternoon session in the auditorium. The three best works will be awarded by the Principal.After this, an exhibition of the painted works will be hosted in the auditorium at 4.00pm.

In addition to this, there will be a fond remembrance of our friend, Sujith at 4.15pm in the auditorium by lighting the candles.

Our class with Sujith

All are invited.

BT-7

Talking about the cons of the book, I find them everywhere in the entire pages. I could find rubbish the idea of making money on route of Mr. Kiyosaki(OK, certain advices could be taken for certain aspects in building our lives, but, not like copy pasting everything from the book into our life and we become rich; if life was like that, no one would have remained poor- hey… hey…hey…).There are many factual errors besides which there are certain sayings (by Mr. Tarkenton)provided which do not comply with the situation given. The story sometimes do not keep track of itself, where, it shows the college-goers are dumbs(under-we do not learn making money at colleges) and sometimes he recommends for tax evasion. The utter fact of ‘ the art of making money’ arouses a kind of uneasiness(how could that happen ? ) in my stomach when I unravel the pages. In all, I find the book very insane and of course boring with very poor advice on making money. An insane creation from Mr. Kiyosaki. I give 1.5 stars out of 5.

SREEJITH

Raj Thackeray of MNS(Maharashtra Navnirman Sena) recently created rages in public and media by discriminating the North Indians staying in Maharashtra. Actually this was the same tactics(nasty politics) used by Bal Thackeray of Shiv Sena in the sixties to gain hold over the people of Maharashtra. The only difference being , he discriminated the South Indians staying in Maharashtra, accusing them as the reason for the lack of job oppurtunities for the Maharashtrians. Thus he could gain hold over the public by his divisive politics. While the crude parochialism of the Shiv Sena and MNS is known, what is lamented is that even all-India parties like Congress have not done anything to suppress the feeling of sub-nationalism. Even in the sixties, the Congress party was a mute spectator to the vandalism shown by Shiv Sena. In such a crunch situation of hue & cry, why is Vilasrao Deshmukh easing himself when his grip over the situation is loosening. Why is being unqualified support given to the police by R.R Patil(state’s home minister), which led to the lynching of a labourer from U.P & earlier shooting of a Bihari youth in Mumbai. This comes as a shocking deterioration in Mumbai’s law & order situation. These situations could be tackled in a better way without actually killing the Bihari youth, as he was just a distracted youth. If this could be seen as a reply to those whoever taking law in their hands, then such replies should be first meted out with Raj Thackeray’s goondas. Taking a real time analysis, the police & the anti social elements have brought disgrace to the city(tinsel town)which was once known for its cosmopolitan  culture and the fault lies with the nasty politicians who do not mind playing games with the lives of innocent people in their actual quest for raw bloody power.

So what is all this going on in a sixty year old secular & democratic country ?. What has actually happened to our people, to us- who have actually taken arms against our own people on the dictations of myopic politicians ?. So when did creepy terms like ‘sub nationalism’ began cropping in our nation ?. Such a shameless act has propped up the question ” are we Indians in India ? “. So this is time to to sit & think with a cool head- against whom we have taken arms & on who’s advice and then to act. B’coz these shameless acts happen & leave a scar on India & the losers are not our god mans- ‘the politicians’, but the hapless victims of the resultant violence.

Let us hope the movies like”Deshdrohi” where the hero(from Bihar) actually opposes the dictations of MNS- fiss out the tension in Maharashtra.

SREEJITH

EC7

www.jeetsbce.wordpress.com

jeetahd@gmail.com

nothing that remains under my belt.

Why do I feel desperation here,

no one listens to me so much clear.

Why don’t those days venture today;

I felt proud on head that day.

No questions, no arguments under me,

I was the God and my word was the will.

My anguish could turn thee in danger

but now, everything changed in the manger.

Who cares for me or my word

I have been rusted as the sword.

I feel chill and pain over my body;

I have been rooted in boom from glory.

What to do, I don’t know; but still

I live with a ray of hope in this chill.

SREEJITH

EC7

www.jeetsbce.wordpress.com

jeetahd@gmail.com

Note: The names of new members will be added in the first post on campus blogging club meet.

The fixture of the next meeting will be posted here in Vosree. Members are requested to take note of this.

SREEJITH

EC-7

jeetahd@gmail.com

www.jeetsbce.wordpress.com

In connection with our official campus blog- VOSREE, a campus blogging club was formed on 23rd October,2008. The campus blogging club was formed with the intention of more penetration of vosree throughout our campus.

The campus blogging club was formed with two representatives(active members and interested people) from each class. The meeting was presided by Mr. Riji N. Das[Lecturer, CS Department.

rijisir talkin 2 theyoung bloggers

It was the most apt way in which Riji sir started his talk. He started with an humble approach. It was a very refreshing talk where he talked about the similarities in today’s web world when compared with public’s choice of trvel in train rather than bus on basis of travel fares. He also talked about the day when the concept of websites will be completely replced by blogs. He also discussed about the advantages and the future prospects of campus blogging. Another highlight was the job oppurtunities which propped up b’coz of campus blogs. New ideas like Intelligent Blogger were discussed. The talk was in very simple terms which could actually be understood by any person new to the blogging world. Praises were heaped on the bloggers for their creative and depth full articles by Riji sir. Altogether it was a very profound talk.

the bloggers of sbce

At the end , the agenda for the next meeting was fixed. The members of blogging club are

Balendu S. & Sabari Ramesh – CE I&2

Gupta G.L & Sagariga Santosh – EC3

Jithin P. Kumar, Nidhin U., Vishnu Raj & Fawziyya Hamid – EC5

Ruby Abraham, Vineetha N.N, Remya Balakrishnan, Midhun J. Singh – BT3

Vichi L., Jinu R. Nair – EE3

David G. Philip – EE1&2

Jishnu Prasad B. – ME5

Sreeraj, Sibhi Sathyan, Anish G., Saneeja Thomas, Sujith T. John, Azhar M., Vineeth Shankar – CS7

Varun Anand, Jithin Babu – CS5

Renish Ramanan – EE7

Sheril Elizabeth Jose, Pillai Sreejith S., Subin Thomas Daniel- EC7

Ananthanarayanan, Prasanth S., Arjun S. Unnithan – CS3

Manu E. Nampoothiri – ME7

Sruthi P. Vijayaraghavan – BT5

Vishnu M., Crystal Sara Shaji, Soumya R. Raj – BT1&2

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note for members:-) The date of the next meeting will be posted in vosree.

SREEJITH

EC7