Author Archives: Neeraj Garg

Some relationships are easy to give a name to …. husband, wife, son, daughter, mother-in-law, etc. Even though a relationship is more than a title, we always find the simplest route and define these relationships by titles. In these familial … Continue reading →

How does one define addiction ? Is it a psychological dependence ? Is it physical ? Is it an obsession or a need ? I don’t know, and I am not trying to define it. At some point, society is … Continue reading →

When I was in school, my mom wanted me to be a Dr. Don’t think it was driven by an assessment of my skills, or even career prospects but by her unfulfilled desire for herself. When Namita left her job … Continue reading →

I am posting another poem by Dad … it’s in the same series as my earlier post of Dad’s poem on Life … you will find similarities in the writing and the thoughts … the beauty is that these 2 … Continue reading →

This post is special to me………its’ a poem written by my father (Late Ramesh Garg), sometime in 1989, which I just found in his old papers … I hope you like it, as much as I did. Life By Ramesh … Continue reading →

Never before have 32 runs generated so much excitement and passion as Dada’s run-a-ball knock of 32 runs for the Pune Warriors in IPL4. The mystique of Dada is difficult to replicate, and even more difficult to comprehend. My first … Continue reading →

Over the last 2 weeks, a new India emerged, from the shadows of the World Cup. We lifted a cup we can be truly proud of … middle-class India, united with the common man to raise its voice, in an … Continue reading →

The World Cup extravangaza got over yesterday, in a manner that swelled 1.2 billion peoples’ chest in pride. A lot has been written and talked about the World Cup already. The last 2 matches obviously generated the maximum interest, with … Continue reading →

Is the opposite of failure – success ? I got an interesting comment on my post on the fear of failure … “it is good to be afraid of failure, because that pushes us harder to succeed”. This started of … Continue reading →

I sat through a training program for a group of middle managers today, and as I heard many of them talk about their fears’ in life, it struck me that so many of them are afraid of failure ? And … Continue reading →