About Me

Born in June, 1975, I was fascinated by computers ever since then ...even as a new born baby, I loved watching the CRT display in the hospital, and now, 27 years later, I'm proud to say I've come a long way... now I watch process activities on the windows task manager. I imagine I have a good sense of humor and love to try to make people laugh, and once in a way I even succeed.  I love to explore the world, both the outside world as well as the universe within me.

Exploring the jungle in Mudhumalai

I used to work in iCOPE Technologies since 1997, I loved everything about the job, and quit while I was ahead to join HP in April 2002.

Apart from my primary passion for software development, I would love to be a National Geographic explorer... striving for better coexistence between man and nature. I find Abdul Kalam's ideas very impressive, and share his vision of a better India. I am also working for a better Bangalore , in an attempt to make it a more liveable city.

While all this work is ambitious and constitutes of only intermittent activity, one continuosly ongoing activity is working towards a better me... by trying to improve every day. I strive to learn something new everyday, from every person I meet, from everything I observe.

If you like, you could browse through my picture gallery .

Just because of all the information on this site, people sometimes tend to overestimate me wondering if I'm a very knowledgable guy who's read and digested so much. Some others, especially the ones who know me better, feel that that I just talk without supporting my words by actions. (As a matter of fact, I do have the bad habit of reading a little bit of something and then going on to something else without completing the first one.) I would be happy if you did not try to estimate me at all, and simply read whatever information holds your interest (without associating it with me at all).

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"You have often asked yourself whether
there is something above and beyond your present routine
life. There is. Just as the wind is not meant for enclosure
in a room, neither are you meant for confinement within your
thoughts and feelings. True living is just as free as the wind."

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 This is the true joy in life, the being used for a
purpose recognized by yourself as a mighty one;
the being a force of nature instead of a feverish, selfish little clod
of ailments and grievances complaining that the world
will not devote itself to making you happy.

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"Q. What is wrong with my life?
A. There is too much of you in it."

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"As the bee collects nectar and departs
without injuring the flower, or its color or fragrance,
so let the sage dwell on earth."