Life is Beautiful 335.

After Vasanthy left the mall Sulaiman came to Ram
Good evening Ram.It was a pleasant surprise for me to see you here
Ram.I came to  see a friend of mine
Sulaiman.Fine,i thought of calling you tomorrow,since i met you here i wanted to convey that
Ram.Tell me Sulaiman
Sulaiman..We want to appoint a Regional coordinator or Correspondent   in  India
  for news and other events  happening there.For that i need your help for appointing a good person.
Ram.Me, i have a Journalist friend already working there ,i will ask wheather he can recommend some one
Sulaiman.That 's good.Kindly find out and let me know in a week's time.I will make a move
Ram.O.K.i Will come back to you ,bye now.
After that Ram reached his house.After resting for half an hour he switched on the T.V. Saw the Olympics results and felt  happy Women played a  major roll  and won prizes.He was thinking earlier Women was in Corporate ,Journalism,and other fields now  entered in to Sports was a good development.He was also  thinking Sports should be encouraged and lot of talented people should be encouraged..
By that time his phone was ringing.Raj was in the other line
Hello Ram how are you.I have just sent one mail to you about the recent Olympics results and how Indian Women played.I am in a meeting.Kindly see
Ram.Fine.I will also mail tomorrow about a matter which you can suggest.Good night
Raj.Good night.
That evening Ram was to meet his Beautiful Vasanthy and spent with her ,but every thing has changed.What ever we propose   God has already decided and that will only happen.All for good is Ram's Philosophy.
(to be Continued)
K.Ragavan.
See You Next Week,
30-8-16.

Letter.

Letter Published in Gulf News UAE on 31 Aug 16,Overcoming a crisis

Former Secretary General of the United Nations (UN) Kofi Annan’s opinion on the ongoing crisis in Myanmar and on how the ethnic clashes have taken so many casualties was an interesting read (‘Annan to advise Myanmar on troubled Rakhine state’, Gulf News, August 25). Will Myanmar overcome the present crisis and have a better administration? Sectarianism should be eradicated and a new administration should come. Will this happen?

From Mr K. Ragavan

Bengaluru, India

Letter.

Letter Published in  Gulf News UAE ON 30 Aug 16,Safety matters most
Each country has got different rules and regulations and Canada is firm in its decision of telling US tourists to leave their guns at home when they visit Canada (‘Canada tells US tourists to leave guns at home’, Gulf News, August 24). Seeing the American’s gun culture and the incidents that have taken many lives, Canada has done well enforcing the law. Ultimately, safety is very important.
From Mr K. Ragavan
Bengaluru, India

Tribute to Cinematographer Arvind Krishna 418.

Today i am going to pen another interesting film personality from South Indian Film Industry is none other than Cinematographer Arvind Krishna.Graduated from the famous Loyola College Chennai in Visual Communication and  inspired his father's profession ArvindKrishna landed in to film  industry.Initially he was associated with Stalwart P.C.Sree Ram  for six years in all his Campaigns,Commercials.He has worked in Tamil,Telugu and Malayalam movies and created his own identity is not an exaggerated one.In his Twenty four years film Career he worked  with today's Leading and  Up Coming actors SarathKumar,Dhanush,Jai and many others.He was very popular in Small screen also.He was associated with Directors  P.Vasu,Selva Raghavan,GoutamMenon, and A.L.Vijay  is worth to be mentioned here.Good  frame work will be more visible  both in indoor and out door from this Cinematographer.Even though he has worked with more than 12 Films i have seen few of his remarkable movies .Those films are,7G Rain Bow Colony,Puthu Pettai,Kuselan,Vaamanan, and Theeratha Vilayattu Pillai,He has also acted in few films.Today i am very Happy to tribute this talented Up Coming  CineMatographer.
K.Ragavan
See You Next Week,
29-8-16
www.ragavan-creativity.blogspot.com

Letter.

Letter Published in Gulf News UAE on 28Aug 16,Face book   debate: What happens to our elders?
Are we facing a grave social issue as family values breakdown, elders are being subjected to abuse or being left to fend for themselves?   A difficult social issue
Today elders have lost their respect from the younger generations. This is mainly due to the aspiration of the younger generations, migrating to various countries, leaving their old parents either alone or in homes. However, not all the younger generations are doing this. Some parents also act in different ways to their children, which leads to disrespect from them. Overall, in today’s fast life, this issue is a very common one on a global level. Youngsters should think of the day when they will also be old and will be facing the same problem. This issue is a tricky one. One should analyse and act.
From Mr K. Ragavan
Bengaluru, India

Letter.

Letter Published in GulfNews UAE on 28 Aug 16,Problems can be solved

The recent move from Indian legal experts favouring the abolition of suicide attempts was a welcoming one (‘Legal experts favour abolition of law against suicide attempt’, Gulf News, August 22). Most of the suicide attempts are due to financial stress after borrowing money and paying high interest rates. The government should monitor the private lenders over charging higher interest rates to the common people, farmers and others. The main cause of the suicide attempts are borrowing, a failed love or cast discrimination. Every citizen wanted to live, but due to pressure beyond their control, they tend to take a fatal decision. I am happy this move has come from experts, it will help people who failed in some aspect of their life to realise it’s not the end.

From Mr K. Ragavan

Bengaluru, India

Article.

Article Published in The Gulf Today UAE on 27Aug 16, (My Article 480)

Sweet conversation

When I was young, I used to love sweets. I would not miss any chance to grab them. My grandchildren too have the same habit. Recently, at a function, my grandchildren compelled me to take sweets. But I refused. They were surprised and asked for the reason. 

I replied, “It’s true I used to love sweets, but I had taken too much of them during my earlier days. That is why doctors have now restrained me.” 

When they continued to insist that I should take, I retorted: “It’s true that life is short and we should make it sweet. But one can do so without consuming sweets too.” They laughed and dropped the idea to compel me. 
K. Ragavan