I believe that this forum might not be adequate to describe myself entirely.You would need to interact with me to form an informed opinion.However, I shall try to use the following lines to provide some objective insight into my self.



I am currently working in a consultancy firm in Mumbai. However, I am seeking to move from Mumbai and settle down in the south.



I am an avid nature lover and passionate about animals.As a consequence, a trip to the countryside, a trek or a wildlife expedition appeals to me immensely.In the same vein, I am a complete vegetarian and abhor meat consumption owing to compassion for animals.



I enjoy music and its' subtle nuances such as orchestration, arrangements of the instruments, percussion etc.I have undertaken training in Carnatic vocal music which is an idiosyncrasy of a tam-brahm set-up.Although I am open to anything that is deemed good music and does not rupture the ear drums, I am slave to AR Rahman! Other favourite musicians include Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Michael Cretu, MSV, Ilaiyaraja and RD/SD Burman.



I have a keen eye for contemporary issues and some of these areas of interest include Theology and spirituality, Environmental Conservation, Films, Political science, fine arts and topics related to Business Management.



Additionally travelling, spending time with friends and looking out for opportunities for fun are part of the interest list.





At the risk of sounding immodest, I consider myself a broad minded and balanced individual with knowledge on a range of issues.I would attribute this to my upbringing and my appetite for reading.

I enjoy reading a racy thriller as much as assimilating texts from the Gita or from epics such as Mahabharata. Some of the works I have enjoyed include Mahabharata, The Last Juror, Rule of Four, Blue Ocean Strategy (work in progress) and many more.



Additionally I enjoy meditation, sports (football in particular), nature trail blazing, poetry writing and sleeping (I had to include this one for the sake of completeness).



Well, there is more to me and I'll reserve that for further correspondence.





Regards,

Abhinav...