Storyteller Sandeep

Sanskrit and Software – How Sanskrit is creating Information technology 40% of start ups in Information technology at Silicon Valley are started by Indians. Is it coincidence? It’s not like; others are not doing anything in software industry. But as we see the challenges in India because of population blast, growing poverty, corrupt beaurocracy, and Indian youth is struggling to find right platform. Their success makes them extraordinary because of the hurdles they have crossed. So who are these Indians who creating a HISTRORY in software industry. From which class of Indians they belong too? How come they were different? How did they find their place in America “the Land of Opportunities ”? Sheldon Pollock found it answer in Bangalore , India . He found that all the extraordinary software developers had one thing common in their ancestry, a great grand father who taught language Sanskrit. Yes, the connection between computer codes and grammar of San

Recently I read the life story of a transgender Laxmi, and I was shocked that how much a person could bear pain and loneliness. Although I found the book little bit exaggerated but it touched my soul and shocked my mind. Laxmi you are really an inspiration. I can understand the pain of human being who looks like a male but has characteristics of a women. Its suffocating. He/she fights within self. When a transgender knows its not his fault. This is how he/she is born. We as a society should accept them and their is no harm if they want to change their sexuality. This is what Hinduism teaches us be yourself. Every individual has a right to choose his or her identity. Change your destiny. Transgenders in India Very few percentage of transgenders are living a good life  and they are pursuing modern jobs in mainstream society. They have respectful living and an healthy social life. But this is the story of urban cities transgenders and that too who are rich enough to ma