Letters to the editor
My Letters – THE NATIONAL – New Motorway full of fast drivers
My Letters – THE NATIONAL – New Motorway full of fast drivers
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My Letters – Gulf Today – Wrong attitude
My Letters – Gulf Today – Wrong attitude

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My Letters – Khaleej Times – All set to handle the crowd
My Letters – Khaleej Times – All set to handle the crowd
I always write about the positive aspects of photography and it’s influence on our self to elevate our mind. I believe that interest in photography give a cutting edge to a person to be alert for opportunities and value each and every second that is available. This photo is an example of such a precious moment. At the Terminal 3 of Dubai airport, just after the Iftar on an evening, with not many flights landed and being the first few to reach for the immigration counters, I suddenly noticed a golden scene in front of me. For those who travel through Dubai airport, they will realise the importance of it as they will always find a long queue of passengers lined up for immigration check.
Playing in the mind is another important point which I wish to convey through this photo. One doesn’t need a high tech camera to come out with excellent pictures. It’s all in the mind and the knowledge of the equipment at your disposal. Like a quick run out on a cricket field or a quick shift of gears on our bike or even sudden change of beats on the Tabala according to varying and demanding situations we come across. One needs to listen and observe carefully every opportunity available and play it in the mind several times and then practise without inhibition and then when that precious moment comes, you will never miss it.
God bless, Keep clicking and have a great day ahead.
Ramesh Menon
17092009
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Calling it a day – Mail from a fellow community journalist based in UAE
Calling it a day – Mail from a fellow community journalist based in UAE
All Clients,Friends and well wishers,
I am sincerely thanking you all for the support given to me in my Profession and motivation for my writing.Eventhough I am Departing from this Goldenopportunity country in the Middle of October to my Home town Chennai,My memory will bealways with you ,because i have spent 16, Glorious years,till the Metro is on the wheels. I am giving below my Mail id as well my blogs which I want your continuous motivation,to present better in the days to come.
write2ragavan@yahoo.com
write2ragavan.wordpress.com
http://www.ragavan-creativity.blogspot.com
with warm regards.
K.Ragavan.
Dear Ragavan Sir,
We travel by bus or train on a regular basis and interact with a fellow passenger on the way inside or during our walk to the station and then it becomes an everlasting friendship or bondage. Ours have been a similar one. We met through the columns of Khaleej Times, Gulf News, Gulf Today and The National and although I got to know you and interact with you at this later part of your stay in the UAE, it has been a short and sweet one. Our objectives have been more or less the same, i.e. to react pro-actively for the welfare of the society around us. This is a continuous process, and I am sure, wherever you go, you will not be able to stay away from it. Loss of UAE, is going to be a blessing for Chennai and India.
Good luck Sir for your retirement life and God bless you to have many more peaceful, prosperous and socially active years ahead.
Ramesh Menon
Abu Dhabi
My Letters – GULF NEWS – Reader Pictures of the day
My Letters – GULF NEWS – Reader Pictures of the day
It is interesting to participate in competitions as it gives an idea to where we stand, even if we ends up as a loser. With this always in mind, I regularly participate in various opportunities in the field of photography, writing, drawing or playing percussion instruments or even sports to make a self assessment. I was surprised to receive an sms as earl as 6:30 am yesterday from my friends and emails also after seeing the above photos coming in print in the Gulf News Daily. There was no mention, other than Ramesh Menon and Abu Dhabi and of course their title “extremely active community journalist”. As one of them said to me quoting the old saying from Mahabharatha – if it is Kheechaka then, it is Bhima who killed him, we were sure it is you only, whether it is a photo or an article for the need of public facilities.
True, I do care about the society around, whether it is here in the UAE, or back home in Kerala or at Bangalore. Thank you all for your continued support.
Team 1 blogs and the thoughts and messages through it is slowly evolving as an inspiring group of members, who not only react to the anomalies happening around but also come out with progressive measures for the benefit of the society. More than that it the assurance that we are there for those who need, when they are in need. We can and Together we try.
God bless and have a great day ahead.
Ramesh Menon
14092009
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Public Safety concerns – Measures required to control the speeding of cars carrying Ministers and other government officials
Public Safety concerns – Measures required to control the speeding of cars carrying Ministers and other government officials
My Letters – GULF NEWS – Make dreams come true
My Letters – GULF NEWS – Make dreams come true

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My Letters – THE NATIONAL – Anxious wait for taxis and buses
Anxious wait for taxis and buses
With schools starting and most expatriates back from holidays, we are facing the same old problem: no taxi or bus available in the morning. During post-iftar time, the scene is no different. Everywhere, huge crowds wait anxiously for a taxi or bus to come. I request the authorities consider more transport services during peak hours.
Ramesh Menon, Abu Dhabi
Anxious wait for taxis and buses
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My Letters – Khaleej Times – Look Before You Cross
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My Letters – THE NATIONAL – Catching up through letters
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