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About me

I'm an Engineer by profession. I'm a Vegetarian by choice. I'm an Indian by birth, a world citizen by thought. A Sanathana Dharmi by Nature!

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Born to my parents in a traditional South Indian Sri Vaishnava family, I and my brothers grew up comfortably unaware of the sacrifices made by my parents in their lives.

With time, we knew our family situation to be the same like the millions in India, 'the middle class' who have their profound faith in their own abilities and on the grace of the Lord. We are no different.

I'm very happy for having a great family and cultural background which instilled in me many good qualities like honesty, hardworking nature, compassion towards people, compassion towards animals and as a whole compassion on all the living beings in this Nature.

I'm fortunate for having learnt so early in my life, the great philosophy of India which is a solace to all the mankind.

I'm fortunate for having blessed with many things in life which many people in this world don't have.

And I feel it as my social responsibility to do all what I can, in my capacity, to educate myself, to improve myself continuously and to share my knowledge and experience with all other people whom I would be in contact with.

My blog is a true reflection of my thoughts and insights I have gained in my life so far, and the future updates would also reflect the new additions of thoughts and insights I would be gaining in the near future.

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