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In the end , there were just too many reasons .

First, why the new outlook . Actually I always wanted a kind of site from where I(since I seem to be the only one regular here) could easily move to any section(without using precious screen space in form of some bulky menu). Hop from the Sunsign section to the childhood picture section ,.. to the Parents page ,.. to Dinesh's page ,.. and so on . This latest avtaar is an effort in that direction. A positive point in the new menu is that it moves along with the user as one scrolls down. I have tested it in Opera5.5 and IE6 , if anyone finds any bugs .. please mail me. Many thanks to www.twinhelix.com for the menu.
Some other changes too . The lyrics section has been bid a good bye . I reasoned that there are millions of sites where people can find lyrics to what they are searching for .. all my effort in the 'copy- paste' department wasn't of much use anyway. Another reason for me to give this new look was that I always wanted my site to look kind of same from different browsers on different monitor settings(I have 1024 * 768 , many of my friends don't). It was getting embarrassing showing the site at places where one had to scroll to read every line :|

Now for something for the 'first-here' visitors

 

Name :Ritesh Kapur ,a very proud Indianflying away

Education :Is what is left after you have forgotten everything you've been taught .
10+2 from Delhi Public School, R.K Puram.
Undergraduation from Kirori Mal College, pursuing Bachelor of Information Technology(presently in my 4th Year)

Greatest Asset : The people around me .. mum,papa,brother Dinesh and my close friends

Date of Birth :Does this get me any sweets and gifts on my Birthday ?.. anyway , here goes nothing .. 16th May, 1981.
(Trivia:I've been told that a certain Pierce Brosnan shares my Birthday ... hmm..)

Address :See above .

Utopia :2003 Wages , 1932 Prices , 1910 Taxes .
A grades, Butterscotch Ice-cream brick(the whole for me!), sharing One Ice-cream with a good friend while sitting on lush grass lawns late in winter evening, walking barefoot on beach, listening to the first rain drops of the monsoon , surprise parties(!!), someone to call to when I'm down,getting first day first show movie tickets, staring at stars, a baby/babe ;) giving me a BIG HUG!, being able to make someone laugh, sharing feelings/experiences with someone close.

Awkward :The period between Birth and Death.
Fluorescent nail polish, introducing someone to another when I've forgotten his/her name, being told in the middle of the day(or any time)that my zip is open(guess which one?), forgetting what I say next while on Stage, a joke told by me which no one gets,Standing in my U-Special (I'm 6'1").

Greatest Fear : Compromising .
Throughout school and college I had always thought that I will visit a disc for the first time with someone special. When I finally made my first entry(Steele at Ashoka) , it was due to a 'bail-me-out-please' request by Karan . In circumstances where I couldn't refuse. (And even though I had fun ) .. With people(read girls) whom I hardly knew (or atleast none of them was 'the' one for me) . So I'm just thinking , that ok ..I have some plans for future , but what if I'm waiting for so long that I come to a point that I take the first available option.
All of a sudden , I'm not sure of all the 'yeh-aise-hoga , woh-vaise-hoga' world that I had built around myself.

Greatest Lesson : Be sincere.
Teenage had me believing that being 'Gentlemanly' meant not showing signs of weakness: like not telling others how you really felt. Men had to be strong. And they had to know everything.
Seems I was seriously mistaken; No one really likes a know-all and hiding anything is not really a sign of strength. I'm not saying that you have to be vulnerable, but yes, be sincere . Be true to yourself , and to others. Just don't bend around because that might hurt the other person. It'll probably hurt him more when he realizes you didn't mean it in the first place.
And oh yes, just for the record, sometimes telling others about your true feelings requires more strength than hiding them.

God :Is real , unless proved an integer .
Now ordinarily I really wouldn't want to talk about this, because I believe that God like religion, is something very personal. But times are changing, we suddenly have a true and a pseudo Hindu, and lots of hortatory comments about 'Garv se kaho hum Hindu hai'n'. I believe that the people crying about the garv and asking you to do stuff to prove you are a better Hindu than your neighbour are just betraying the insecurity in their mind. I really can't understand what they are so insecure about, after all Hinduism is the oldest religion. And it's not that Hinduism is alive because of them. Hinduism existed long before them and will continue to live long after they are dead and gone.
I believe that there is ONE supreme Power.. some call it Allah , some Jesus , some Vishnu, some... Well the names are many , and I see no problem with anyone's beliefs as long as you serve the force your God has told you to serve .. Humanity. And please, stop the bullshitting about true and pseudo secularism. Don't mix politics with religion.

Relationships :In an ideal world, boy meets girl, they date, fall in love and share their lives together forever. They communicate with each other, only have eyes for one another, blah blah blah. Unfortunately, this is the real world. People get together, people break up. What happens afterwards is what confuses me. I don't understand how someone can be in love with someone and end up hating them later. Why would you want to be with someone that you could ever hate? Maybe it's just me, but I will always care for the girls I've ever had a soft corner for. I could never hate them. I hope that they would never hate me. They say there's a thin line between love and hate. I think if love turns to hate then there's something twisted there.

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