
Social networking sites are eating equal time share from one’s life like a personal mail box, if I am not wrong in teenage folks’ lives it’s getting a bigger share. I see people using mobile phones to update their fb pages on what they are doing at that moment even when they are in a social gathering. Who got the preference, the friend available physically or the one virtually??? People tend to not stop with just one message. A young fella opined on excess time spending on facebook, saying, it is better otherwise we would have spend that time on porn sites. But are they not spending anytime on it!!!
I remember the initial days of youtube launch, me and my friends use to log in to youtube and watch all our favorite songs and movie clips. Now when I log in to youtube I see some TV serials’ clips and realty shows scenes are also getting uploaded; with a cocktail expression on my face, my browsing continue. I am not sure how many browsers are aware that we can learn so much from youtube apart from fun stuff as it stores loads of recorded stuff on different creative aspects and speeches of great people. I tracked that sometime back, the number of views for such clippings always showed lower but the views number of a MTV reality show was way ahead and I am sure it continues in the same trajectory even in future.
With KBC (Kaun Banega Crorepati), a reality show, all corners of India came to know about something called reality show though prior to this a TV channel conducted some music hunt in this form to create a music band but hardly anyone knows about it. Now if you surf TV you can see minimum three different reality shows getting aired at the same time in different channels. An occasional TV viewer will surely get puzzled with these excess and confusing shows. Has the thrust for TRP rates (Television Rating Points) killed the creativeness and subject quality of these shows is still unanswered. Other day in a discussion I referred these Big Brother category shows overflow as the twin brother to real estate supply of buildings in India.
With KBC (Kaun Banega Crorepati), a reality show, all corners of India came to know about something called reality show though prior to this a TV channel conducted some music hunt in this form to create a music band but hardly anyone knows about it. Now if you surf TV you can see minimum three different reality shows getting aired at the same time in different channels. An occasional TV viewer will surely get puzzled with these excess and confusing shows. Has the thrust for TRP rates (Television Rating Points) killed the creativeness and subject quality of these shows is still unanswered. Other day in a discussion I referred these Big Brother category shows overflow as the twin brother to real estate supply of buildings in India.
The supply of the commercial and domestic spaces in India has been at very high speed; it created a huge gap between vacant and occupancy rates. These stages would not have seen much volatility even if the current economic crisis would not have taken place. In any sector when the growth is positive side, supply should go hand-in-hand; it shouldn’t over take growth and become a hump on the way, a simple and meaningful equation. Infrastructure doesn’t mean only complexes and apartments; it includes schools, hospitals, roads and many other forms. India’s average annual employment growth rate between 1999-2000 and 2004-05 grew 3%. The correlation between the employment rate and residential houses supply is negative, as availability does not mean affordability. It’s like, Lalit Modi pricing the players so high that even Vijay Malya can’t afford with green money available in his white account.

No clue why sport and fashion are bonded at the expense of practicing time. IPL has these extra innings series where people come and give their views, of course they sound like reading an awesomely crafted script and their physical gestures count will surely be higher than the words in their script. The ideal match will finish in the same tenure of Yash Chopra’s typical family drama movie but the actual match will take one and half times of it as it require tadka (toppings) in the form of extra stuff such as irrelevant interviews at the field, extra coverage for celebrities, dances and strategic time outs and last but not least meaningless advertisements. All the possible things which can prove a match is no less to a box-office hit commercial movie. I am just waiting for kismet disconnection of folks associated with IPL as a result of scandals blowing out one by one, as something called fair game has been buried decades ago. I see only currency no commitment in cricket. I read AITA (All India Tennis Association) sketching plans for ITL (Indian Tennis League). So somebody is ready to snatch the food from Modi’s plate and fool the sports followers in a different form.
