My Thoughts

Pakistan, what do I talk about this so called democratic country. I hate Pakistani politicians and their Army and the radical Pakistani. Pakistan – Safe haven for Terrorists While Pakistan continues to violate ceasefire at the border, they are still living in denial and accuse India of terrorism in their country. As I write, the world saw 7 Talibanis killing 130+ kids in a school located in the heart of Peshawar and they blame India for this shameful act.  America’s most wanted with a bounty on his head, Hafeez Sayed openly threatens India and Pakistan has nothing to say about it. India has also sent proofs to Pakistan of Hafeez Sayed’s involvement in 26/11 Mumbai attacks. He is India’s most wanted too and not to forget Osama Bin Laden was given shelter in Pakistan. India’s most wanted and the 1992 Bombay Blast mastermind Dawood Ibrahim is also in Pakistan. I still wonder - 68 years of independence, 4 wars and Pakistan has always been defeated – What makes them still wa...

Here it goes with my first international Trip to Nepal (well it is international in spite of my Passport not being stamped) courtesy Indo – Nepal friendly relationship. Nepal is a 3 hours flight journey from Mumbai, India. It is located to the North West of India. We went there on an 8 day trip with 3 of my friends – Pareesh Phulkar, Sandeesh Phulkar and Sagar Dhemre. It’s a beautiful place, good scenic place, rich in their culture (especially Hinduism) and rich in natural beauty. It cost me 28,000 to and fro with stay, food and shopping and lots of adventure. It was very easy to get a Nepali visa on arrival. Leaving Mumbai Let me start back from Mumbai where we had a tough time getting Boarding Pass for my friend Pareesh. He didn’t bring his Passport, which is one of the documents required for an Indian to travel to Nepal out of a list of three (Any 1 of the document works) and Pareesh had his Voters Card. However the ground staff refused to give him boarding pass till K...