2009 is here

2008 was an action-packed year, and leaves behind happy and sad memories.
December 31, 2008 1:19 by Aarti Nagraj
It’s been a long 365 days and every media publication is talking about all the exciting and eventful happenings that took place in 2008. There is much to remember about it- devastating attacks like Gaza and Mumbai, the global financial crisis and a new US president elect.
For each one of us, it has also meant losing a precious job, or crossing a new milestone.
But 2009 is here and while everyone is prepared for the challenges that it is going to start out with, there are also hopes that the economic situation will get better, that jobs will be back and that everyone will be happy.
On that note, we wish you a great New Year.
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