India Vs Pakistan Asiacup

India v Pakistan

This topic is always interesting for most of the Indian and Pakistani cricket fans.

When, India played with Pakistan on 18th March 2012, I was also curious as millions of cricket fans. When i discussed with my close friends online via GTalk about the match, the conversation was going smooth, all of a sudden, I got a question from my friend asking me

If India and Pakistan is playing, Which team you will support ? Tell me honestly da !

.Because i am also an indian, born and brought in india.

How come he is asking me this question ?
What makes him to ask the question ?

It was a shock at first and realized below myths
" When India is playing against Pakistan, Muslims will support Pakistan "

This is not ALWAYS true !

Before that I would like to recollect some points !

1.Who are these Pakistani's ?
Once upon a time, Pakistanis and Bangladeshi were our own fellow citizen's.
We all struggle for freedom from British.Meaning, they were one of the state of india some time back, for some political reasons british divided us into two countries.

2.So What, Is there is any relationship between Indians with them ?
Yes, Ofcoure we are related to your surprise
BJP's chair, L.K.Advani born at Karachi (Pakistan)
Proof : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L._K._Advani

On other hand Pervez Musharraf born at Delhi (India)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pervez_Musharraf

3.By this mean what do you mean ?

Flashback.....

Assume,Before partition,(before 1947) You and your brother were there, and you were working in Indian portion and your brother working in Pakistani portion (not divided yet) and your brother have properties, house and some business etc running in Pakistanis portion of India.And you also have all the amenities in Indian portion

Now, Time comes,at the time of partition, What will your brother decide ? To not to leave the comfort zone, where he is established, he will stay in there (Pakistan) and become Pakistani.
And you will be in India (portion), What ever religion you belong to, it doesn't matter. In Pakistan also Christians , Hindus and Sikhs are there.

So, this two brother's are from same mother.They will have relationship,as family.
They will invite each other for their family marriage functions, etc etc.

This is why some Muslims are inclined to Pakistan, and not for any other reasons like religion etc and will decline by time and by generations. We need sometime.

What means Pakistan to an Indian Muslim in religious point of view ?

Nothing Because,
1.Pakistan doesn't have any holy place for Muslims.
2.In Pakistan there is no single place for a Muslim to visit as part of religion
3.Pakistan is NOT the voice of Muslims
4.Pakistan is one of among 51 Muslim countries.Which shares the rights rest of the 50 countries.

I hope this post might give some idea about India and Pakistan relationship. So, don't hurt your fellow indian brother asking "Whom do you support, India or Pakistan !" We support India only ! Because it my motherland, Its my identity. We are not from other nations, our ancestors were pure Hindus only, we revert to islam sometime back.
Our blood says we are indian, our gene says we are indians and we also say we are indians.

Conclusion :
To me Pakistani Team,Bangladesh Team and Afghanistan team,Srilankan Team,Australian Team, England team and you name it all are same. Indian Team is special to me.Understand dude !!!!

Thank you for reading.

Microsoft Word Tricks

Microsoft Word: Love it or hate it, practically everyone uses it. I've been using it so long, I thought I knew everything about it. But I stumbled across some super helpful shortcuts- hidden tricks and timesavers that make Microsoft Word easier and faster.

One caveat for these tips: different versions of Word may have different commands, so some of these may not work in your version. That said, here are my top eight shortcuts:

1. Double Click And Drag

If you're like most people, when you want to move a section of text from one place to another, you use Control-C to cut and Control-V to paste. That's fine. It works. But there's a faster way: Double click or highlight what you want to move, then simply drag what you've highlighted to where you want it to land.

2. Double Underline

You know you can affect text by hitting Control-B to make it bold or Control-U to underline. But if one line of underlining just isn't emphatic enough, Control-Shift-D will double underline. (On a Mac, use Command-Shift-D.)

If that doesn't make your point, you may have to go to ALL CAPS, and I've got a shortcut for that too…

3. Change Case

Instead of retyping everything to change from lower case to Title Case or to UPPERCASE, just highlight the text you want to change, click the case button, and then choose which case you want.

4. Adding Buttons to Your Toolbar

Suppose you just tried using shortcut #3, but the case button isn't on your toolbar, no worries; you can add it (and almost any other command). Go to View, Toolbars, Customize Toolbars, Commands, then scroll to find the command you want — and drag it to where on the toolbar you want it.

5. Add the Date
How many times a day do you type the date? If you do it even once, that's too much. Next time, just hit Alt-Shift-D (or Control-Shift -D on a Mac) to add the date automatically.

6. Quick Parts

This next tip builds on what the Autotext function did in older versions of Word: If you have a certain paragraph of text you regularly need to add to a document — like a boilerplate disclaimer, or maybe directions to your office — turn it into a Quick Part. Here's how:Quick Parts

   1. Highlight the text you regularly use
   2. Click the insert tab
   3. Hit Quick Parts, and choose "Save Selection To The Quick Part Gallery"

Now any time you want to insert that chunk of text into a document, either a new one or and old one you're editing, just hit that Quick Parts button. Just one more click will select which saved Quick Part to insert. This trick will even work as a shortcut for adding a logo or letterhead.

7. Conform Fonts

This one used to drive me crazy: I'd copy and paste some bit of text from another document or from the Web, and then I'd have to click all over the place to get the font size and style to match the surrounding text of my existing document. No longer. Here's all you need to do: Highlight the non-conforming text, then hit Control-Spacebar. Done.

8. Customize Quick Access Toolbar

There is one way to get your most commonly used commands in the same place- that's to customize the Quick Access Toolbar.  It's like the center drawer in your desk that has all the stuff you use most in one easy-to-access place. No organization, just (as the name implies) quick access. So take the things you like most and add them to the Quick Access toolbar. Click the little down arrow tab to get to the Customize Quick Access Toolbar drop down menu.

Hit "more commands" and add whatever you use most. You can also position this toolbar below the ribbon if you prefer it to be closer to your document text.