Here is a view of the Al-Hamran Center on Tahliah Street in Jeddah

Hi, people I wasn't able to post new pictures since I haven't taken any at the moment. But pretty soon, I will be taking pictures and posting them here. I was (and still am) busy with the holy month of fasting, Ramadan. However, I have been updating my main blog: All Pumped Up!

NuvoPad has also got it's new home www.nuvopad.com and I will soon be uploading it's own website. It is already available for download from my site.

For those of you wondering on what NuvoPad actually is, it is an advanced word processor designed to replace your standard Notepad and also WordPad (which come with Windows). So download and check it out.

Here you can see a minaret (minaar) of the Holy Mosque at Madinah. This minaret is part of the new construction to the Prophet's mosque.

This photo shows the burial ground of the martyrs of the battle of ohud, even as pilgrims throng the site to pay their respects to the fighters of Allah. Also seen in the background is the Ohud Mountain.

Seen here is the mosque at the resting place of the martyrs of the battle of Ohud at Madinah, KSA. A place of great historic importance for Muslims and Islam

Seen here with my cousin

At the beach. Me and my nephew in the pic. Also seen in the background is the Jeddah Hilton

The Jeddah Westin Hotel can be seen here. A good look on the sea is the prime attraction for this hotel. I haven't been to it though. But you can't rule out anything at the moment! BTW, visit my main blog site All Pumped Up! for details and musings which I publish there. I have also made available for download an alpha version of NuvoPad (which is an advanced word processor). Also don't forget to post your comments!

A view of the Jeddah Hilton hotel near the beach. A great one since I been there a couple of times. The roof top restaurant is cool.

Hi everybody! Lot's been happening since I last posted here. Oh my! BTW, I have put up a blog called All Pumped Up! on my own domain. So my search for a stable blog is over. I will keep on updating this blog. But as the name suggests this will be only for photos. It will include interesting pics of other places also apart from holding my photos! See you on my blog for more news, my software and other news and my musings. For looking at my pics, you can always come here.

Hi everybody! Happy teacher's Day to you all. I wish my teachers a happy and long life and may they guide other kids to the right path like they did with me.

Btw, I have finally setup my very own blog at my site. It can be accessed from here. Seeing you all on my new site. Of course, this blog will be available as usual except for one thing. I will be posting my photos on this site like always. See you all!

The Trad. (traditional) & Cool is here... to stay...

Here in this photograph, the tri-color (The Indian National flag) flies atop the Grand Red Fort in New Delhi while the PM of India, Dr. Manmohan Singh addresses the nation. Also seen in the background, is the famous Jama-Masjid of New Delhi. (photo (c) Reuters)

with buddy, meraj

meraj and me, perfect lakhnawis!

SARFAROSHI KI TAMANNA AB HAMARE DIL MEIN HAI,
DEKHNA HAI ZOR KITNA BAZU-E-QATIL MEIN HAI...

(Rough translation: WE HAVE ALREADY THOUGHT OF FREEDOM AND HAVE IT FIRMLY IN OUR HEARTS,
LET US SEE HOW MUCH FORCE THE ENEMY EXERTS...)

(ps:- I am not a very good translator of URDU to ENGLISH, but I tried my best to put in the spirit of the "Kalam")

India has always been a land of freedom not since 1947 but even a hundred years before that! people used to live peaceful lives, yes this is the land of the brave, the courageous, the free. Indians are a tribe which shall never accept any kind of diktat from any other people. We love to be what we are. Yes we have a lot of flaws, we have a lot to learn but we are happy to be Indians. Happy independence day to you all, may india prosper and conquer all!!!! :) JAI HIND..!

Long time no see, well folks have taken some new snaps and so am uploading them now. Looking forward for some comments, <~PeAcE~>

Caught! Eating sandwiches in a cafeteria... Damn! ;) 

In da Office, and kinda busy...
Showing off the newly acquired Nokia 6630! (which was used in taking this snap 

I found this article on the timesofindia.com really cool. Below, you will find the photo that i liked. It shows the celebration of the new year 2006 in India by a chef!



A chef gives finishing touches to cake to welcome new year in Bangalore on Saturday, Dec 31, 2005. (Reuters)

WISHING ALL THE PEOPLE, A VERY HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR 2006 AND MAY THE BLESSINGS AND PROTECTION OF OUR LORD BE WITH US TO SHIELD US FROM THE TROUBLES AND HARDSHIPS THAT MAY COME OUR WAY!

WISHING THE BLOGGERS, EVERYBODY AT GOOGLE , BLOGGER AND REDIFF BLOGS A VERY PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR AND MAY THE NEW YEAR RAKE IN MORE TRAFFIC AND PROFIT THAN THE YEAR GONE BY!