Friday, March 19, 2010

'Haar' ki Jeet - The Garland Tamasha

For the past few days television channels and newspapers have been flashing news about the ‘Currency garlands’. I was going through an article 2 days ago regarding the same and read that Mayawati was seen with a garland of currency notes of some LAKHS and also a member of Rajya Sabha Ejaj Ali was greeted with a garland of some 1 lakh. I was a little shocked to see such news.
I was wondering that in a country like India, where a majority of population is below poverty line, where poverty can be seen at every corner, where people are not able to get proper food to survive, do politicians have to wear currency garlands? And when they are asked by reporters they say it’s a gesture of love and support by their supporters. This is something very shameful.
Why don’t people or their so called supporters use this money to help those poor children who are dying of hunger or for those people who are suffering from diseases like cancer and can’t afford expensive operations. There are many villages without schools, why don’t they use this money to establish schools, so that we can have better future for our country. Are these politicians playing with people’s lives? Do they really care about their ‘Janta’? If they do, then why do such silly things happen?
It is really disappointing to see such a scenario. Hope these politicians think over all such stupid issues before thinking about leading the country and solving its problems.

Friday, March 12, 2010

Life at MSU

Well… I am writing this blog as it is time to say good bye to my campus. Everyone has great memories of their college lives. I too have the same. You know, people at arts college really love to go to college and so did I ;-) The reason is nobody has to worry about attendance lag or stuff like that..:-) We just have to go to college, meet friends in canteen, have tea, masala poha or paratha and move to the garden where its fun to chat and pass comments about people around. Going to class is like going for shopping once a week or once a fortnight which is fun too because nothing goes in our brains. We just have to sit and stare at the teacher or play games under the bench.
Life is real fun. I came across many wonderful people in the campus. Even though could not make best friends, I managed to make good friends with whom I have great memories. I always missed my school friends and always thought if I had one of my classmates with me.
Oh! I forgot to mention the best thing. We are allowed to wear anything in the campus. Guys really get to see hot girls in the campus ;-)
I will definitely miss so many things, so many people. I will miss sitting at 'psyco tree’ (I am talking about the tree at psychology department), sitting in garden, eating at the canteen.. bunking class, birthday parties, jokes, masti, everything…and of course all friends without whom it would not have been possible to have any memories. I actually enjoyed life in the last one year.
The thing I was always jealous about was seeing the couples around me. I always wished I had someone like these lucky girls have ;-) Well.. jokes apart, I will miss many of my teachers who are 'super duper intelligent'. And a few female teachers who dressed really well.;-)

Life will change now. I don’t know if its going to be better or not, But I will definitely miss the place, the campus, friends, and teachers. I wish I had some more years to spend here. Its not even a month to say good bye to the college.. I just wanna say I will miss EVERTHING, EVERYBODY. Thanks for the life long memories that I will always cherish.