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Hi Ajit
came across this post on the other AB's blog.
Seems that the Lord Macauley's note about the situation in India, that you had posted some time back was not a corect one
what should be considered correct thence?
Guest Book
#1 by Shrikant S
Hi Ajit
#2 by sheik maideen
Hi Sir,
What made u to become a CEO
I too like to become
#3 by Shrikant S
Dear Sir, once upon a time in 1994, I had an opportunity to meet you, face to face, at your office in Worli. I don't remember the building name now but I believe that was the one that collapsed.
I remember the scene very distinctly because I was a rookie then, even at an age of 24, I was kind of naive at being a professional. You had called me for a personal interview and I for one, now realise I probably made some kind of a mistake not being able to decide then about the offer.
(I remember the meeting specifically because of the look in your eyes then. I keep describing this event to my friends at times.
and to refresh your memory, I was working at Sprint RPG then)
But bygone being bygones and I am glad the Rediff brand that you were to launch then and I was to be a part of which has come this far.
I have one query though which you if possible can help me with – how does one go about looking and finding a mentor?
your thoughts are indeed a pleasure to read.
#4 by Avinash
Helllo Dear Ajit Sir,
Just got link about railways Train search , Time Table, Fares from Rediff.
Indian Railways
We are the India's First company to provide Current Postions of Running train just before of Arrival @ perticular station. And till date no one have developed such system . The exciting part of the system is via simpel SMS you can track the status of Trains.
Once again please kindly note this is only system available in India.
I am interested in sharing this with rediff. As the world know Rediff is Indian Global portal.
So lets share our small but powerfull idea 4 mutul benifit.
Nidan Technologies
#5 by Think Tank
Do you know that the Geeta Fan Club is active again? Click here to reach:
Also, Sahiti has started her series on Kundalini Awakening. Reach here:
#6 by friendly ghost
A few leading bloggers and I have been planning to self-publish a selection of our works as a book called 'The Best of Rediff Iland — Volume I'.
Heh heh… we ain't being modest here, Mr B.
Can we hope for some kinda support or participation from the Iland gods? (After all, such an exercise would benefit the Rediff Iland too, right?)
Warm Regards,
#7 by Rajiv Badlani
Hi Ajit
Long time. See badlani.com to catch up. Write to rajiv at badlani dot com. Be nice to catch up.
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#8 by News Domain
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#9 by jayshree seshadri
its pleasure reading ur article…..as usual its unique…would llike to read more such…….tks
#10 by Rajesh Govindan
Dear Ajit Balakrishnan
I have quite enjoyed reading your columns..Your writing has a uniqueness which I have found very interesting..Your approach to interpreting happenings is pleasantly unique and special..Hope you continue to give pleasure to us..Just another kudos to keep you writing..waiting to read your next one.
#11 by Digambar Rana
dear sir,
i was looking for your mail id @ rediff to wish you on your appointment as Chairman of Board of IIM-C. i cud not locate it there so i m conveying my heartiest congratulations thru ur blog..
Congrats once again & wish u all the luck.
Digambar S. Rana
Sales Officer – HPCL
#12 by SomanadhaSarma PVR
I read with interest your article on suicides of farmers. Agriculture became a gamble in
the country after the advent of globalisation. Transition from agriculture to industry might
be one of the solutions to the farm crisis. But there is a serious mismatch between the
job skills present industry needs and people in villages have. I think confluence of
several steps are needed to solve the problem. The government should provide quality
farm inputs at subsidised cost. It should train farmers in technique which would reduce
cost of cultivation and increase the output. It should also provide accurate weather
forecast. Marketing facilities should also be provided to farmers to sell their produce at
remunerative prices. Presently, a huge number of people are dependent on agriculture in
the country for livelihood. Training in various skills should be given to people in villages
to make them employable in industries. It would help farmers families to cope with crisis
#13 by SomanadhaSarma PVR
I read with interest your article on suicides of farmers. Agriculture became a gamble in
the country after the advent of globalisation. Transition from agriculture to industry might
be one of the solutions to the farm crisis. But there is a serious mismatch between the
job skills present industry needs and people in villages have. I think confluence of
several steps are needed to solve the problem. The government should provide quality
farm inputs at subsidised cost. It should train farmers in technique which would reduce
cost of cultivation and increase the output. It should also provide accurate weather
forecast. Marketing facilities should also be provided to farmers to sell their produce at
remunerative prices. Presently, a huge number of people are dependent on agriculture in
the country for livelihood. Training in various skills should be given to people in villages
to make them employable in industries. It would help farmers families to cope with crisis
#14 by Name: Arun Thomas N
Dear Ajit Balakrishnan,
I am a student from your native district – Kannur, doing my BCom. I along with some of my friends joined our hands together to make a social organistion among the students in India. The objective of our organisation is to club the spiritually – brained business community togeter with the Students community for spreading an awareness among the students in backward area's about the kinds of CSR's performed by the business community. We are having an objective to create somekinds of business climate in these areas, because it is the only solution for unemployment.
Can you please give advices to us for the better journey of this organisation and support uswith your ideas.
Thank you,
Yours faithfully,
Arun Thomas N
#15 by Dil Kannur
Dear Sir, Nice to go through your blog. keep it up.
#16 by Sumit Narula
I wholeheartedly agree with your premise, that the laws of the land should not hinder entrepreneurship since it is the lifeline of a vibrant economy. Even now in the US, more than 60% of businesses qualify as small businesses.
However, with Indian banks just surviving the death-grip of non-performing assets load on their books and Indian businesses corrupt history of utilizing bank loans for personal gains rather growing their businesses, it leaves these banks with a very little room to have sympathetic loan covenants for the likes of Vikram (even though he may be the most committed entrepreneur).
One way, around to keep on encouraging not just small, but all businesses per se in India would be to follow the US example of leaving attaching the owners primary residence and one vehicle (primarily a car upto a certain value) out of the bankruptcy process.The rest of the owners personal assets should be fair game.
#17 by Bhalchandra Kulkarni
Dear Mr. Balakrishnan,
This is in response to your article on failed entrepreneurs, though on a different point. You say right at the beginning that you were watching 'Bombay' harbour. I do not ask this from any chauvinistic sense or anger but you are a respected media leader and your views and communication preferences have a huge impact. (I read your writing everytime I see it.) Should we all not make a point to say Mumbai and Chennai and Kolkata or you have a different view of this?
B U Kulkarni
#18 by systems technologies
Dear Shri Ajit,
The issue you have put in the story of the failed entrepreneur is indeed a very serius one. It is very customery to assume entrepreneur to be a software guy and the case of others is very different and difficult also. Since it is a very complex issue, there cant be any singular or simple solution. However, if the banks can asses the managerial potential of the customer and / or arrange for some consultancy in managerial issues, probably the entrepreneur may realise the problem a little earlier. Also the problem is that most of the times, these small entrepreneurs are technocrats, as your Vikram, and thre requirements are in some other fields also.
I had come across some such unfortunate cases, and I really thank you for taking the issue for discussion on your platform.
#19 by Sagar
This is Sagar from Bangalore and I am a regular visitor to rediff.com. I couldn\'t agree more with the views expressed by you in your article \"The next big business idea\".
Though I am currently a part of the great IT bandwagon, I aspire to be an entrepreneur in future, with a passion for mass-market products. I do have a few business ideas and I am currently exploring opportunites to realize them.
I am also a great fan of Mr. C K Prahalad\'s \"Fortune at the bottom of the pyramid\" concept. It would be great if rediff.com can get Mr. Prahalad to write an article. Even better, if you can bring him down to India and provide an opportunity for youngsters like me to meet him!
I want to reiterate that I really appreciate your work!
With Regards,
#20 by KETAN DOSHI
Would request to update your online shopping goods, like cloths, electronics items, and to provide address details with Phone no of the vendor selling there products on your esteem site, I suppose this would be more customer friendly and would help the customer to get details of vendor from there respective cities.
Thanking You
Ketan Doshi
#21 by RAHUL SALUJA
Respected ajit,
i agree and respect the great effort whole rediff team has been putting in to make this site and email service more interactive i am ver much satisfied with the color combinations but i think layout need to be addressed as well as when it come to mail services there should be one more service for marking an email unread even after its been read by anyone it helps in many ways , like if user is in hurry and checks that mail in a hurry and if he wants to review it later then he can mark it as unread so that next time he logs in he can read that again, this for sure helps, thats my point of view.
#22 by anish parikh
the theme is not to the mark… it should be some what dark/// the last one was better///
#23 by kc jagadeep
Grate Work….
fantastic layout !!
May God Bless You always!!
#24 by PRAVEEN BABU
Great Job!
I feel proud when I come across any accomplishments by Indian\'s
#25 by Amit Jain
great job ,definitely rediff.com is the indian answer to email service providers of world
#26 by rahul sengupta
Dear Mr. Balakrishnan,
Excellent work done by you and ur team. fantastic layout and color combination. kudos to you and ur rediff team.
#27 by shalabh
thise are hell of changes u people have made…..i guess i have to rethink to use redff anymore nw…
#28 by Gopi Iyer
Cool Looks!!! But I tried the links – Airlines and Jobs and it the message i got was "The page has expired". All the same, the new look is visually appealing
#29 by hemant narang
Dear Mr. Balakrishnan,
Great Job done by your team and the new page is really neat and simple…..Three Cheers to you n your team……
But i wish if your support team can also improve a bit and respond to the Queries little faster. I sent an email twice in a span of 2 weeks and the issue is that the emails are not going out from my rediff account. I�m a great fan of rediff and would never like to change the mail service. But I don�t think I have an option as till now I�ve not heard anything back from your support team. I would appreciate if someone can take a look into this matter. My rediff id is �firstname.lastname@example.com�
#30 by Gaurav Kapahi
Hi.. I still Remember seing the Rediff.com OffLine On PC Quest CD . i think it was PC Quest's 1st CD also.. as Internet was not available locally in Jammu & Kashmir. Congrats on New Look. and Best Of Luck .. in this Never Ending Race.
#31 by Satyam
I like rediff.com a lot. Every morning I spend at leat half hour on the site before starting my day. I like the slide shows a lot as well as the movie section. Thank you for keeping the website filled with information and entertainment.
#32 by thinking tom
Somehow i did not like the change.
The previous theme was light, colorful and very informal – in fact probably making rediff look a bit amateur
The new theme is sauve, professional and very very corporate – typical high-collared american corporate look.
Almost suggests the identical comparison between Indian ads full of wit and emotions and American "robot" ads or "go! go! go!" (read *dumb*) ads
So good, Rediff will be taken more seriously by the white man
I for one prefer the previous – will take time adjusting.
#33 by Girish
Sir, I was working with expressindia and resided just opposite to rediff\'s office in mahim when rediff was launched, and also its \'lightening speed\' email service. Since those days, rediff has been my Homepage for India and it is such a pleasure to see it in a fabulous new avatar. Congratulations and best wishes to you and the Rediff.com team.
#34 by sai kalluri
Hi Ajith !
Nice to see you iLand. Impressive on the articles there. The new homepage is amazing…Great work. Rediff deserves a pat on shoulder…Keep it up…Keep going
#35 by Anurag Saxena
Hi Ajit,
Let me first congratulate you on the new look rediff has donned.. It was really great to have a home page with full of interesting stuff… Keep up the good work.. Best of luck
Anurag Saxena
#36 by Shrikant Sundaram
hi AB!
way back when rediff was to be launched, i had the opportunity to meet you at the worli office. remember your eyes – like an alligator in the water i still wonder where I would have been had i got the guts to say yes to being the 'sales person' i was offered to be – 1994-95 I think.
but neverthless at this time, it is good to be on the portal and share it's growth story as audience.
way to go Sir!
best regards
#37 by Nitin Bansal
Rediff is the best Indian site. It is very exciting to see changes in all services by Rediff like Rediffmail etc. Keep it up! and Best of Luck. Thanks.
#38 by Libi baskaran
Its interesting, the new look
#39 by prasad ingole
Hi Ajit …
It really nice to see to new avtar of rediff.
#40 by kiran kumar
Hi Ajit,
It was really great to have a home page with full of interesting stuff… i appreciate that when ever i visit rediff i found a new article to got thru. but the colors selection is not attractive as that of earlier… please change the color combination.
finally i wish u many more success.
#41 by Manjunath Shet
you have one bug in address book it\'ll automatically check the first name
#42 by Pradeep Jayraj
Hi Ajit,
Let me first congratulate you on the new look rediff has donned..Its simply outstanding.
#43 by vikrant goyal
hi Ajit
Must say.. that i have been impressed by the new look of the website. Keep up the good work..
#44 by Dheeraj Khanna
I wish to congratulate you and your whole team for the new look of Rediff. I am a regular at Rediff and am quite pleased with the new neat look of the portal. The only irritating thing that still remains is the pop-up flash advertisement. Please think some other way so that it does not interrupt the pleasure of viewing rest of the portal.
#45 by Ashwani
Dear Ajit,
Just loved your blog and more importantly it is beautifully lead oput and easy to read. I look forward to participating in your conversations
#46 by Siddarth-The Corsican
Cool Mr.Ajit….
#47 by RG
Sir, I really love visiting your website! Thanks for launching this great company and I hope you continue to make progress for the years to come! Yours truly, RG rahulgladwin.com
#48 by Alok Gupta
Hello Sir,
If you remember Sir I am same person who was in touch with you earlier when you came to Indore some where in 2004-05 for IMA convention. I was a volunteer for the event and also I got the opportunity to escort you for the whole event, that time I was studying MBA that time and now I am in Dun & Bradstreet, Mumbai.
It was nice to getting in touch with you again.
Warm Regards,
#49 by alokananda dutta
Hello Sir,
This is Alokananda Dutta from Kolkata. I happened to come across your article "IIM and IIITs' Class-less Future" just before my EPGBM class. You have so aptly put across the fact that education is no longer bound by time or locations. For working professionals like us who wish to upgrade themselves in this competitive market, this is a unique way to access information and thanks to the progressive outlook we are able to receive guidance from the best of the best.
Alokananda Dutta
Brand Manager
Lowe Worldwide
#50 by Muralidharan
Management theories are like sign boards showing you which way leads you where but the ideal place can be traced only by one's intution
#51 by Ananda
I am inspired by the way you have survived the dot-com bust. If you have written an articles on you experiences, how you overcame the crisis please send me the link. I would reall like to read them.
#52 by Amit Sinha
Your "Decoding the Rs 1-lakh message " is really a great thought.
#53 by Eye Weekly
i would probably take a recent step as the starting point:
i was filled with pride when Tata SSL took over Corus. Successful handling of transition is a big statement to the world that an indian company can step out to make big acquisitions and manage it successfully. this was a great example of us.
now with the nano car we have proved to the world we also are innovators(something we sorely needed).
jai hind
#54 by Shravan Rungta
Could you please explain what do you mean by "superior management capability" in detail. I am really curious. Do you mean a different structure or approach of the Indian managers OR do you mean something else.
#55 by soni mukalel
Hi Ajit,
Your article on Decoding the 1lakh message is very insightful. As you said it is a defining moment for Indian Business Management and the world will take notice of them. And hope this attention is harnessed positively for inclusive growth.
Hats off to Mr Ratan Tata who has consistently shown the agression to move boldly on various other car projects even the Ace and his M&A skills.
Its a small world and I'm sure he would certainly have the agression to sustain the momentum and contribute positively to this planet.
#56 by martin
I am Martin.. I am grateful to you for watching the letter. We agent from 2006 on your website advertising. We Beijing Newmoo advertising companies. We have recently where you have trouble, you need help.
We represent published China's Haier's customers complained about the delay in the normal advertising we published boost, the reason is because your company for China's regional operations staff is too busy, we did not have time to take into account, the 10-day time we repeat and his difficult communication that is not solve the problem.
So, please help us solve Haier advertising issues, please responsible for China operations staff to time to help us, tell us one-time advertising process.
Thank you. China has a lot of customers, like the Indian market, like your advertising. Hope that we can continue successful cooperation.
Your friend Martin.
#57 by Rajesh Govindan
Hi Ajit,
Your most recent article on retail was interesting. The question is whether monopoly either by big retail or by small kirana stores alone is good. Its similar to farming on small and big land holdings. Can the small farmer complain that only small farmers should farm and large farmers should not be allowed to farm as it will reduce the return on their investment in comparison to large farmer (penalising for efficiency).
I think we should be conscious of the sentiments of the small kirana store owner who has invested his money and time on his business. However he also needs to understand which way the market forces are moving. We could offer a moratorium of say 20 years in certain areas to prevent the small shop owner from going jobless and meanwhile big retails could start in areas where their prescence would be welcomed.
#58 by Thohe Pou
Please read my latest post, planning to write a book on ART of living. Pls give let me know which are the topics that need to be included in the books. Join in the discussion and read the comments by others friends.
#59 by Mus j
After I left a msg, I went through the other postings and realized u have a good fan following
Good going!!!
#60 by Mus j
Hello Mr. Balakrishnan,
I am not use to "reading", but have read some of your articles on rediff and somehow find them interesting.
#61 by Thohe Pou
Sir, i have sent the requisition to accept me as your friend.
Do accept me.
Have a great day.
Warm regards,
Thohe Pou
#62 by Sunil Krishnan
Precise and to the point. Great blogs.
I am also inviting you to my blog http://banyantree.rediffiland.com.
#63 by Giridhar
Well written.There are plenty of the ikes of Soumen in this country who are biding their time due to either lack of exposure or sheer attitude.It is the artices like yours which will bring them out to limelight.
Thanks for the nice write up.
#64 by Dr.K.P.Suresh
sir, I am the coordinator of school of pedagogical sciencws, kannur university, I like to discuss some importnant topics with you. Plz sent your e-mail address.
e-mail: email@example.com
#65 by Pramod Buravalli
Hi Ajit
You should launch a TV channel. I am sure you are equally popular on all media platforms.
#66 by Name
I was reading about farmer suicides in your blog with interest. In the work you site, is there any mention of the Cargill company and its grain purchasing, fertilizer supply or other connections to the agricultural business in this period? I'm doing research in this area at City University in London and would appreciate any help. Thanks.
#67 by Sathya
nice to see the big b here!! Browsed through ur posts and they seemed like lectures for a lightning speed glance. I must thank u for the iland forum. Some good writers like me (try indiarocks.rediffiland) and another nascent one (seaview.red..). The best should be ratna.red.. without doubt. So, here's the best list should u care
#68 by Shravan Rungta
Your blogs reminds me of the quote i read somewhere — "Intelligence doesn't mean having all the right answers, it means having an ability to ask the right questions".
#69 by Jagdish Shah
I am very much impressed with your knowledgable articles. I read them with keen interest. Thanks. See you in future.
#70 by unni ambady
Hi Sir
I am from Kannur and working in Kuwait, i want to set up some samll biz in Kannur, what is your adivce
#71 by Sophia Roy
hi,i was looking for someone and happened to read yr posts.yr experience with ayurveda interested me.there are a whole lot of alternative healing miracle ways in the universe .one just needs to lear accessing them.would like to keep in touch if u also feel the same.i am a psychological counselor and a regression therapist for my heart and an airline employee for my livelihood.enjoy both sides.would however make a change shortly towards my heart.regards sophia
#72 by Mahi Mails U
HI Mr. Ajit.. Its very happy to find changes in rediff home page.. Now the page is loading faster than even before.. But Idid nt find any new columns or new stuff.. in that, try to add new new stuff regarding diff.. matters from that home page.. Any way Good job.. good thinking.. All the best for our rediff…
#73 by mukesh Vijayvergia
Finally a good change has been made on your website. I'm associated with your website for years now and was really waiting for a change in the way everything was presented. Good Job. Keep the good work on,
#74 by RIZWAN ANSARI
DEAR Mr.Ajit
It is very nice to see the changes in the rediff. Thanks alot. and have nice life.
Mohd Rizwan Ansari
New Delhi
#75 by Sujiths
Hi Ajith…. Kudos to the new look of rediff.com. Over the last couple of months I used to go nuts with pop-ups, frequent invalid login attempts.. This morning I signed in.. and presto…. the look on my face was like when you give a 2 year old a chocolate candybar….
Keep up the good work… am looking forward to some happenings on rediff… Once again kudos to your team…
#76 by Sravan
Dear Mr. Balakrishnan,
The new look to rediff.com is great and now found that the site is loading little faster than before. Good Job.
#77 by Suranjana Ray
Dear Mr. Balakrishnan,
Thanks for the new look to rediff. The crisp nature of the site helps users like us who are not that very net savvy.
#78 by AnilAnchan
Hi, Just saw the new look and would go through it. Hope it is simplified as we will not have to go on searching and searching for any new items.
#79 by siddharth talwar
Hi Ajit,
Congratulations on the new look. Just when I was about to leave rediff, you guys have improved it. It was really disturbing with the unnecessary pop ups and when it took 6 to 7 attempts to log on. however its much better and i look forward to be with rediff for a long time.
All the best again,
Siddharth Talwar
#80 by siddharth talwar
Hi Ajit,
Congratulations on the new look. Just when I was about to leave rediff, you guys have improved it. It was really disturbing with the unnecessary pop ups and when it took 6 to 7 attempts to log on. however its much better and i look forward to be with rediff for a long time.
All the best again,
Siddharth Talwar
#81 by pankaj patil
In Continuation with my previous post….
In the world wide web which has got a plethora of websites providing lots of services..Rediff stands High��
When I had visited USA, I could see that rediff is equally popular and used a lot by the Asian community�
I was thrilled to see that�..
Way to go Rediff���.and wishing you all the success�..
#82 by pankaj patil
At the outset , I would like to congratulate you for the new look rediff�Its marvelous�and that�s to say the least�
I am using rediff since past 8 years (for mails, news and lots of other things�)
Infact, my first mail id, when I hooked on to the www was on rediffmail and since then I m religiously using the same.
It had been with me since my college days, early professional days and even now when I am a full-fledged professional (people do think that I m that !!). It has infact been a part of my identity�..
And I have been witness to the evolution of rediff.com, from being a simple website to the enormous knowledge center, mail engine, travel engine, search engine, news portal,blogs�.the list is endless�.
Its really a matter of pride for being associated with rediff in any way�.and I look forward to continue this association till eternity�..
In the world wide web which has got a plethora of websites providing lots of services..Rediff stands High��
#83 by ashish verma
Mr. Ajit
kudos to you and rediff team for this new & very interactive layout. keep it up.
#84 by Arun.T.T
Dear Ajithji,
Your view points on business, life politics etc are amazing.
Its nice to go through the bloggs
I just created my blogin iland
Any how blogging is a fantastic concept.
I would like to add my self as a friend
so please inform your latest writings
#85 by antarDRISHTi
Dear Ajit ji, Let me have an opportunity to introduce Antardrishti. Antardrishti is an Agra based social organisation with singular commitment to the cause of the blind people of India and elsewhere. we are looking forward to have communication with you for betterment of VI. please do let me know your email id so i can send you our concept and future plan, if u feel we are doing some constructive work . then only reply otherwise u r free to block this id. hope to hear you soon. have a nice time. thanks – akhil at antardrishti 09412258575 or email@example.com
#86 by Shanks Pandiath
Nice blog… drop by sometime……
bye for now
#87 by prema sagar
Hey Ajit, I really enjoyed your Blog and learnt two important things: 1) how one can differentiates one's blog from others and 2) how one can make it interesting reading by keepng it light and conversational – instead of heavy and impressive!!
#88 by Cyril Paul
Not hearing enough from one of my fave bloggers. Awaiting the next instalment from you Ajit, you never disappoint. Currently reading: "iCon – Steve Jobs".. excellently written book, and Jobs has been by far the admirable rebel hero of techie-land. Recommending it highly, do pick up a copy if you have the time. G'nite!
#89 by Anonymous
Latest credit card statement, Xeroxed / Scanned copy of the front and back of your credit card ( without cvv number ), Authorisation letter. All these details have been asked by your website from me after the payment was processed. Such details can lead to fraud and hence I don't see how I can give all these way. My order number is 5466972 i.e. a PANASONIC NV-GS230 3CCD MINIDV CAMCORDER. I would request you to please help me out here.
#90 by Pavan Deolasee
Dear Ajit,
I could not logically conclude my previous message because of size limitation. Sorry about that.
In the last many days, I have communicated with Rediff customer support as well as the vendor several times. Each time I get a promise that the issue will be resolved in the next 3-4 days, but no luck
As a pioneer of web based portals in India, I am sure you are aware that a user hardly comes back to a web site if he/she has trouble accessing it for the first time. I think its more true for online shopping since money is involved. That\\\'s probably one reason why online shopping has not taken off in India. I have had such a good experience in US, especially with sites like Amazon.com and now I understand why online shopping is so natural there.
Let me also tell you that I am not much worried about my Rs 1000, but would like to see change in the attitude towards online customers which would help companies like Rediff in long term.
My two cents.
Pavan 9850887742
#91 by Pavan Deolasee
Dear Ajit,
Let me first congratulate you for establishing a brand identity such as Rediff. There are today numerous people like me who start their day with reading Rediff.com
Having said that, this message is to bring your attention to a very bad experience I had with Rediff recently.
So I placed by order for a Sony 4GB memory card on March 3rd (Order no: 5238631) . The product got delivered to me on March 13′th. But when I opened the box, I was shocked to see a 1GB card instead of a 4GB as ordered. I quickly contacted Rediff customer care and they were prompt to suggest me to return the wrong product and promised delivery of the right product. Now even after a month and numerous calls/emails, I haven't yet received the right product.
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"ISIL calls on its followers to come fight for the terrorist organization in Syria, and in messages to followers outside Syria, ISIL has called on them to attack police, intelligence officers or the military in their home countries including the United States," said NYPD Police Commissioner Bill Bratton. "By pledging allegiance to ISIL, these defendants conspired to fight for a designated foreign terrorist organization either in Syria, or even New York."
The men have been charged with attempt and conspiracy to provide material support to a terrorist organization.
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Why does Chicken Cacciatore improve with reheating?
I cobbled together a chicken cacciatore recipe from several found on the web, and find that it gets much better after a few reheatings. I never eat it on the day it's made. After having it for dinner the next day, I find it's better yet after reheating on the following day, and still better after that.
Googling "reheating stew" I find warnings against it. Should I not be reheating this? Can anyone explain why it improves with each reheating? Is it the time in the refrigerator? I've tried adding an hour of low heat when I first make it, but that doesn't seem to help.
If I only reheat each night's dinner (instead of reheating it all each time), can I expect the last night to be as good? Is there any way to reach the ideal state - now achieved by multiple reheating - with less trouble?
Personally I like it better the first night, but Italian grandmothers have a habit of telling their family (probably as a long tradition) that certain meals are better reheated - thus insuring that the family will happily eat leftovers. I think that possibly you have been trained by an Italian grandmother to believe that leftovers are better, and therefore they do taste better for you.
One thing you can do regarding safety is to cook or poach the chicken separately from the rest of the ingredients and combine them only on your plate. It is probably the sauce/gravy part of the dish that you think improves with reheating - it cannot help the chicken part. Then when you reheat the dish, you can steam the chicken separately from the rest of the dish before serving. I use this technique with shrimp because shrimp gets progressively worse when reheated.
I have to agree with Lars. I do not buy into the idea that leftovers taste as good or better the next day. Stew or Chicken Cacciatore served the next day is leftovers. I'm not saying that it might not still taste good, but for me nothing served the next day is as good as when it was first cooked.
I find that things like spaghetti sauce, beef stew, lamb stew, and chicken cacciatore all taste lots better after reheating. The flavors seem to penetrate the meat better and mellow and mature..
I think it's something to do with cooling and re warming. when I have been in a hurry for the mellowing, I have cooked the soup of stew or cabbage rolls and reheated in the same afternoon....works almost as well as over night in the refrig.
I think that everything just coalesces and flavors penetrate the meats and chunks of vegetables.....rather like what happens when you brine or marinate things. sort of the same thing that happens with fresh pickles or Rumtopf.
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In particular, I think beef stew improves with reheating. Also pinto beans. The sauce thickens up w/ both and, with stew, I think all the different flavors blend together more after a day or two. (I've never made chicken cacciatore.) I'm sure it's a personal preference thing, though. The problem around my house is having any leftovers in the first place!
I cannot say about cacciatore, but I definitely think many things improve with age, certainly stews, spaghetti sauce, lemon cake, Italian beef, pot roast, just to name a few.
I always make enough of certain things for two meals now that it is just two of us every day, and it always seems better the second time! (Maybe because I didn't have to cook it, but still. I think it is smart to cook that way.)
Some things do not reheat, but many do. Maybe it is the denigrating word "leftovers" that ruins things for some people, but after a day or two of flavors melding together, I am sure many things improve. In fact, I
always make spaghetti sauce, pot roast, and Italian beef at least a day ahead because it tastes better that way! Would you consider doing that serving leftovers or "making ahead"?
I agree that shrimp does not reheat well, and neither do most fried foods. But I couldn't do without delicious leftovers!
I agree with you and some others, about tasting better.
Some people have money to waste food.
I was not brought like that.
The reason it may taste better, is because the first time it was so good,
that you could not wait to have more.
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Besides that you are from Jersey and a Sagittarious.
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Maybe it's like, they were " used cars " before,
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If I had an extra piece of large Steak " Previously Cooked " I would at least make a Stew and
have it for a meal the next day.
Merry Christmas,
While some things don't reheat well,
There are many that DO taste better the 2nd time around.
Preparing the chicken and the rest of the ings. separately
Would defeat the whole purpose of the dish.
The time in the sauce is needed,
so the chicken can 'absorb' those wonderful flavors.
As someone else wrote,
It's kind of like marinating.
And I, too, was raised to not waste anything.
I have even found some rather innovative ways
To make a new dish from some fried foods!
I feel rather sorry for those without enough imagination
to be able to 're-do' a dish.
Daveinjersey, if you have been doing it like this,
and are enjoying it like this,
Then go for it.
As for reheating stew, what are the warnings against it?
Stew is something best made in large batches.
I can't imagine making it for one, or even two, people.
There shouldn't be any safety concern
As long as it is kept cold enough in the refrigerator,
And brought to a high enough temperature when reheated.
I didn't achieve the ripe old age I have reached
By not eating left overs!
Or "planned overs" as they are often called in my house!
My guess is that most or all of us were taught not to waste things. I've never cared for leftovers.
Which is why for the most part, I cook enough for one meal with a few exceptions. I will cook a large pot of pasta sauces , meat or with meatballs and freeze the extra for future meals. The same with chili. I also don't mind leftover soup for a day or two.
I love LEFTOVER roast chicken or turkey for hot or cold sandwiches. In fact tonight's dinner will be hot chicken sandwiches with homemade fries. Diner Food. I deliberately roasted an extra whole/double chicken breast last night for tonight's dinner.
Except for Pot Roasts, I usually cook small prime ribs or pork roasts that are just big enough for two so that there isn't any leftover waste.
So although I don't plan many meals around leftovers I also don't waste much either. It is all in the planning.
Everyone's taste is different.
I eat leftovers out of laziness mostly. I don't need to cook everyday anymore so I don't. There are some things that don't do well with a reheat, potatoes for one, even in a stew. The rest of the stew may be fine but the spuds suffer. Doesn't mean I won't eat the stew, just means I don't like them as well.
As for chicken cacciatore, I might have to make some now. This recipe looks good. I won't use thighs though. Don't like chicken thighs...
Chicken Cacciatore
Recipe courtesy Giada De Laurentiis
Prep Time:15 minInactive Prep Time: -- Cook Time:40 min
4 servings
4 chicken thighs
2 chicken breasts with skin and backbone, halved crosswise
2 teaspoons salt, plus more to taste
1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper, plus more to taste
1/2 cup all purpose flour, for dredging
3 tablespoons olive oil
1 large red bell pepper, chopped
1 onion, chopped
3 garlic cloves, finely chopped
3/4 cup dry white wine
1 ( 28-ounce) can diced tomatoes with juice
3/4 cup reduced-sodium chicken broth
3 tablespoons drained capers
1 1/2 teaspoons dried oregano leaves
1/4 cup coarsely chopped fresh basil leaves
Sprinkle the chicken pieces with 1 teaspoon of each salt and pepper. Dredge the chicken pieces in the flour to coat lightly.
In a large heavy saute pan, heat the oil over a medium-high flame. Add the chicken pieces to the pan and saute just until brown, about 5 minutes per side. If all the chicken does not fit in the pan, saute it in 2 batches. Transfer the chicken to a plate and set aside. Add the bell pepper, onion and garlic to the same pan and saute over medium heat until the onion is tender, about 5 minutes. Season with salt and pepper. Add the wine and simmer until reduced by half, about 3 minutes. Add the tomatoes with their juice, broth, capers and oregano. Return the chicken pieces to the pan and turn them to coat in the sauce. Bring the sauce to a simmer. Continue simmering over medium-low heat until the chicken is just cooked through, about 30 minutes for the breast pieces, and 20 minutes for the thighs.
Using tongs, transfer the chicken to a platter. If necessary, boil the sauce until it thickens slightly, about 3 minutes. Spoon off any excess fat from atop the sauce. Spoon the sauce over the chicken, then sprinkle with the basil and serve.
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We like leftovers & meal plan around having extra. It's only rarely we cook just enough for one meal. Well, actually, that's not entirely true. What happens several times a week is like tonight...we'll cook the protein (chix tonight) and then poof sides & dessert. Or, last night we made posole & poofed blue cornmeal muffins. Froze the leftover posole for another time. So, I guess it's more a combination of cooking/poofing. But, it's not very often we cook an entire meal just to be eaten that one night. When we have breakfast for dinner that would be the case. Pasta, for instance, isn't worth the effort, to us, for just a single meal. We each only eat 1/2 to 1 cup after cooking with a few tablespoons of sauce so it's just a PITA to make 1/2 cup sauce. Tonight's meal is quick & easy 'cause DH wants his piano lesson late this afternoon after we're finished making cookies. Afterwards, he doesn't want to spend an hour plus fiddling with getting dinner on the table. We like to eat well but dislike a daily drill of meal prepration. It's easy for us because we both like leftovers often better than the first meal. Sometimes, we'll spend an afternoon cooking but none of it is eaten that night. It all gets divided up & put into the freezer. Then, mealtime is easy for a month, or so. Also, we eat from a food storage program & that makes some difference in how we cook.
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My family would dis-own me, if I didn't have leftovers after Thanksgiving, especially the Stuffing.
Are cakes and pies thrown in the garbage a day or 2 after?
My German woman friend owned a Bakery and made a Stolen; for me, before she left for Fla.
She said to leave it in the entrance room for about 2 weeks, (in the cold)it will acquire a better taste.
Here is is a Chicken Cacciatore Stew I made about a year ago.
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I was prowling around FoodTV's website a couple minutes ago & saw a short rib recipe on the homepage. Since we love short ribs, I went to look at this recipe. Looks good, perfect for our style of cooking. This statement included in the recipe made me think of this thread,
"Suggestion: Make the short ribs 1 day ahead of serving them to make it easy to skim the fat and to allow the flavors to fully develop."
If a recipe suggests making a day ahead to develop flavors...is it leftovers?
Chili verde is another dish I think benefits from an overnight blending of flavors.
I'm including a link to the recipe instead of C&P because it's long & I think most everybody is familar with foodtv.com.
Here is a link that might be useful: Rachael Ray's Zinfully Delicious Short Ribs & Short Rib Ragu with Drunken Pappardelle
I dunno, I definately think most of the Italian type things I make taste better the second or even third day! My chili just gets better and better! Maybe it is the tomato base, or all the yummy flavors and ingredients in the mix, but I always enjoy pasta dishes, minestrones, chilis, cacciatore, lasagnes, etc., much more the second day. I love leftovers, also because not only do they taste good, but less work making dinner on the night that they are served.


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White Mountain National Forest Public Affairs Officer Tiffany Benna said a New York ice climber died Friday after being swept away by an avalanche, falling 1,000 feet down a portion of New Hampshire's Mount Washington. Benna said James Watts, 24, of New York was killed Friday in Huntington Ravine while solo ice climbing on Pinnacle Gully. Benna said Watts was climbing without ropes and alone when the avalanche was triggered, which swept him out of the gully. Benna did not know Watts' hometown as of Sunday night.
There were no witnesses to the accident. A hiker who is an emergency room physician discovered Watts' body around 3 p.m., more than 1,000 feet below the gully. The hiker checked for vital signs, Benna reported, but found none.
The body was carried out by four U.S. Forest Service snow rangers, a mountain Rescue Service member, and the caretakers of the Harvard Cabin and Hermit Lake shelters.
"The potential is there for increasing avalanche danger due to new snow and additional wind loading," said White Mountain Snow Ranger Jeff Lane. "Overall, this is a complex snow pack that deserves respect. Remember that the topography of our ravines creates conditions with high variability as you move from one location to another. This phenomenon is heightened when winds have been shifty and the sun is at work."
Both Tuckerman and Huntington ravines had 'moderate to considerable' avalanche levels posted Sunday.
"Our snow pack right now is complex and demands careful evaluation due to continued wind loading in the upper start zones of many gullies," said White Mountain Snow Ranger Frank Carus. "Our danger ratings may increase, as winds slowly increase and shift directions, transporting and depositing snow in areas south through east. Existing wind slabs from previous days still exist as well, so be on the lookout for these slabs which are adhering poorly to the suncrust layers beneath. The avalanche conditions now are pay dirt for avalanche practitioners, guides, and educators due to the length of time since a significant thaw or rain event has "reset" our snow pack to a uniform and stable condition."
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This week is going to be a scorcher here! It's way too hot for me to be doing anything much outside. So pictures get taken in the early morning or late evening. Here's hoping this heat doesn't bring any hail with it...got my fingers crossed.
Here's what's new in my yard right now.
Daylily 'Vatican City' has got the richest colour!
Daylily 'Nefertitti' is certainly an eye catcher too.
Heliopsis 'Lorraine Sunshine' is looking very sunny.
Laurie, i have 'Lorraine Sunshine' as well, but the petals are often in tatters. Not sure if it's bugs or bird that are doing it.
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Marcia your princess garden is so sweet and the reason for having it is sweet too.
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For some reason, this reminded me of the song "Up On the Roof" by the Drifters (1962), hence my title.
This male cardinal found a low roof on which to perch and eat his meal. Taken in Dunnellon, Florida, U.S.A.
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Hi Dot, what a little sweetie, he is so cute…oh by the way sorry I called Daisy a boy, she doesn't even look like a boy she is so beautiful..
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Thanks so much, Sherri. Daisy doesn't mind a bit…people on our walks always say "he" too. Guess I should put a big pink bow on top of her head. LOL
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Hi again I had to listen to the song, was cool song…had a little singing her..how cool
Glad you took time to listen! Have a great weekend, Sherri!
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Very nice capture Dot
Thank you, Larry!
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Dot, I love the composition; the angles of the roof and siding and then that wonderful explosion of the red cardinal. A realy great image:) Sandy
Thanks for your great comment, Sandy! Much appreciated!
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Such a cutie…Cardinals are my favorite wild birds! fav.
Many thanks! They usually hide in the trees or fly by so fast that I can't capture them. I was glad to see this one out in the open on that little roof!
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