Avijit Chakraborty is on a mission to accomplish a trip around the world bicycling his way to Guiness Book of World Records. His journey on a bicycle of about 64,000 km (40,000 miles) across 62 countries in 20 months. That will be quite an achivement.

Why is he doing this?
To raise awareness for a pollution-free environment and sustainable development. He has visited approximately 100 schools, organizations, and institutions to spread my message. He hope to set a new Guiness Book World Record.

Check out his site :

Life Beyond Code : This is Rajesh Setty’s blog, the author of Life Beyond Code. His blog is about learning new ways to distinguish yourself from others, leadership, innovation & lot of other things. I found out his blog while going through Change This website when I found his eBook: “25 Ways to Distinguish Yourself” Go ahead and download it now it is absolutely free.

The next one is a Photo Blog of Karthik Raja which has some really good pictures. Its quite refreshing to see such nice pictures to begin your day though his post in recent days have reduced considerably. May be he is busy. But definitely have a quick look …you’ll enjoy !

Start2Lead : This one is a blog of Naveen Lakur who writes pretty inspirational stuff and you would want to read a personal experience in his own words when he almost lost both his eyes but still emerged as Hero out of the crisis ..Go ahead and read Problems do come to heroes so that they can overcome

The best ideas are often the most simple. This fantastic ad to discourage drink driving is a case in point. Used by the Hotel Marriott in India for patrons of its popular nightclub Enigma, this ‘personal stamp ad’ listing the phone number of the local cab company proved to be so effective the idea is now being taken up by the Mumbai police and is being adopted by other clubs.

Sammy - A word that broke an empire is not just a vibrant piece of theatre which I watched recently at Airforce Auditorium Subroto Park. Thanks to UTI Bank for organising such a nice evening. It is about young & naive Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi whose journey started as a young lawyer in South Africa to a man whom we all know as Mahatama Gandhi. It is about the stages that he went through as a protestor in South Africa into a shrewd politician and finally into an enlightened person – a Mahatma or Great Soul.

The title of the play is easily explained and becomes clear in the early part of the action. The word Sammy, along with the word coolie, was used as a derogatory term by the whites in South Africa to insult Indians and other coloured people. It originates from the word swami, which actually means master or guru. When he first hears an angry mob in Durban shouting the word as an insult to describe him, the young Mohan smiles and ventures the hope that he may some day be able to live up to it.

It is a result of several years of research on Mahatma Gandhi by Partap Sharma and is a very well researched and innovatively conceived piece of theatre directed by Lillete Dubey.

From Homer to Batman, From NBA to Mario Brothers, Iconz iPod video cases are as durable as they are funky. This range of pop icon inspired iPod covers, have a translucent back which allows your iPod to play peek aboo whilst being totally protected from the iPod’s arch enemy, ‘the scratch mark’. The front side of the case features a play through control for the old click wheel and a crack proof, built in screen protector. If you’d rather see the Simpson’s and friends on your ipod rather than filth, dents and scratches then Iconz is calling.