Rain! Rain! go away.
Never! Ever! come again!
This is what Mumbaikars praying at the moment.
Since last few days heavy rain lashing in Mumbai city non-stop, affecting daily life there. The total of 944 mm rainfall recorded till Wednesday morning. All the roads were flooded; people stranded in the middle of the roads, Railway tracks invisible and covered by flooded water. Electricity cut off for several hours, Phone lines were damaged. Even Airports closed, all the overseas flights diverted to other major cities. Passengers who were waiting for connecting flights stayed in the airport for more than 3 days. Totally Mumbai was cut-off from other cities.In this monsoon Western India was the worst hit comparing to other parts. Already we saw floods in Gujarat, Saurashtra and few parts in Maharashtra. Mumbai already experienced heavy rain and this one is worst of all.
Many of the Mumbaikars dare to take roads, as many vehicles stranded in the roads, most couldn't find the way to reach home. Few prefer to stay in the office itself, TV Channels flashing news that most school children are stuck in the Schools and School administration making alternate arrangements to reach them their homes. Mumbai's main public transport suburban train service shutdown in many places, lot of passengers force to take station platforms. In other hand passenger in Air ports spend their days in waiting halls without proper food and water. Many complaints flight operators fail to make the alternate arrangement and not accommodate them in the hotels. Even this rain resulted heavy market fall in Economic capital of India, news suggest that there are 1,000 crore loss in last 2 days, and chambers of commerce and Industry called the government to restore on war footing.
In one part of India people floating in waters, in other part people fighting for it. You cannot control the Nature, and nothing in your hand. Only thing you can do is take precaution when it shows the real face!

Indian rookie
When you go out with your family on a weekend and planning for a good dinning place. You are thinking of a place where they serve tasty south Indian dish or hot Chettinadu curries. If you ask a suggestion to your little one's they reply "Pizza corner" or "Chinese Restaurants" or "McDonald's". You are wondering what they serve and how it taste like. Definitely the food culture changing in India, especially there is lot of changes between young generations.
When Multi system Operator's introduced Set top Box in Chennai city most of the people confused what it is, as there was no proper explanation from the government. Most people thought it is mandatory to have one their home. Then the MSO's came up with different kind of campaign and advertisement to make clear the doubts in their mind. There are various reasons for implementing a Conditional Access system, such as the need to enforce payment by the end user for consumed services, which means we are going to pay for the channels which we using rather then paying for everything. Most of the consumers happy to pay only for the free channels instead of going for Set top box. This resulted poor subscription of CAS when it was introduced in Chennai. Even misunderstanding between Multi System Operators and Cable operators led the slow sales of Set Top Boxes. Multi System Operators like Sumangali Cable Vision and Hathway bought huge number STB's, which kept in the godown for long time.
Out of 17 lakhs vehicles only 20 % to 30 % two-wheeler raiders using the helmet here, most of them thinks it’s uncomfortable to use. Interestingly female raiders using large numbers than their male counterparts. Most of them hate to carry the helmets wherever they go. But they didn’t think about what it cost on their life. Everyday road accidents increasing by numbers and most affected group are two-wheeler raiders. Official figures shows there are 188 two-wheeler