Forests were created by God to maintain the ecological balance. The forests are endowed with such wide variety of flora and fauna. Forests are the homes of those magnificent animals and I believe human beings have no right to intrude the forest areas in their quest to expand their monetary benefits. Poachers and killers of wild animals should be punished severely and so are the people who encroach on to the forest areas under the name of promoting industries. So much of greenery has been  demolished and the forest areas all over the world are shrinking and the animal population is dwindling. Many animals are extinct and many more are becoming extinct by the day. I request all the nature lovers to join hands and help save the forests in their respective areas.

My work demands that I dress up officially during the week days and I also enjoy wearing the Mysore silk saris. But since it has been raining very hard in Chennai for the last few days, I have cancelled most of my appointments with my clients and this has given me a chance to wear something casual, though it is an official working day. So, I am wearing a pair of cotton trousers and a Madras cotton shirt. Since I am not scheduled to move around and I am going to be sitting in my office, I have chosen to wear a pair of sandals. It is one of the rare occasions that I get to dress up so casually and go to my office.

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How I wish I was born in those ancient days when the world was filled with nature’s beauty, innocent human beings and no one knew the meaning of the word ‘Corruption’. If only I could have anything I wish, I will really opt to stay in a world that is completely corruption-free, a world that does not keep worrying about the possibility of a war breaking out and a world that is filled with love. The anger, the rat race, jealousy, animosity and the maddening drive to succeed no matter what, should all disappear and mankind should live up to the name- Man being Kind.

Currently I am residing at Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. I have been living here for the past thirty years or so. I find Chennai one of the safest place to live and the people here are much more friendly than in any other major cities of India. As my work demands, I travel often to several parts of India and have first hand knowledge of the people’s way of approach in all the major cities. Also, the cost of living is much lesser in comparison with cities like New Delhi, Mumbai or Bengaluru. The crime rate is also much lesser. Most importantly, most of my friends are staying in Chennai and there is no way that I would choose to live anywhere else.