#881 Author:  Lijin T Member Level: Gold Member Rank: 21 Date: 01/Aug/2010 Rating:  Points: 1 |
Hi friend,
I think the recent happenings are taking us to the situation mentioned by you.
Regards
Lijin T
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#890 Author:  AshaBaris Member Level: Silver Member Rank: 51 Date: 02/Aug/2010 Rating: Points: 2 |
Hi Lijin,
You are right.But I think we are not trying to do something valuable against this situation.We are simply blaming price hike and Government.We are not thinking about why this situation came,is there any solution etc.Let us hope for the best.
Regards,
Asha
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#927 Author:  urmilesh kumar Member Level: Gold Member Rank: 40 Date: 15/Aug/2010 Rating: Points: 0 |
Not really, your property registration deed is enough
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| #954 Author: urmilesh kumar Member Level: Gold Member Rank: 40 Date: 20/Aug/2010 Rating: Points: 4 |
Also the price rise is a global phenomenon due to draught the productivity of crops have been heavily affected.blaming of price rise. at ernakulam all the hotels are fully booked for onam feast at an average of 900Rs per person.a family of four is 3600 rs.pople have buying power.all types of payasams available in the matrketfor 120-160Rs a litre.we are coming from a middle class voillage like city called Haripad where my wife worked day and night for atleast 2=3 days arranging onam feast. she is very happy to live in ernakulam as she gets everything ready made.
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| #956 Author: AshaBaris Member Level: Silver Member Rank: 51 Date: 21/Aug/2010 Rating: Points: 3 |
Why we are depending on ready made foods? Lack of time or easy way of having dishes in our home? We are losing the traditional Onasadya that is prepared in our home by all the members of family, the happiness of getting together etc. Even flowers for pookkalam is buying from the shops. Thumbappoo, kakkappoo, thechippoo such flowers are not familiar to new generation. Kerala culture has changed a lot.Now we are celebrating onam simply sitting before television, getting food from hotel,etc.
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