Hellooo! Look who's back! No no don't look back, just look at the name at the top... that's what I always forget to do and then I've to scroll all the way back to the top when it gets complicated...
So here am I writing a moving post to keep myself concentrated on something as I'm falling asleep. Actually I'm going to the airport and kinda afraid of this road too. first of all this post has nothing in relation with me changing countries or aeroplanes, I'm just going to drop my mom to the airport as shes going to Dubai tonight...One really needs to have a lot of guts to travel alone on this road during the night time, but I'm not alone.
Past 4 months I was a bit busy, actually more then a bit and especially the last one and half month.
Well it's really getting colder here as we are crossing over Beas river and the driver could hardly see anything through the windshield and I'm shivering mouth to toe not all parts though...:P
And yea! would like to welcome our new followers too as my friend RJs doing a great job out there in ERA, don't know much about other anthropists but I hope they must be doing something useful out there in the world and not like me driving bike or cars like maniacs and escaping accidents every now and then...
Time to say good bye as we are finally back on NH1 and have almost reached Amritsar [just love this city and its citizens..:)]
Ps to RJ: "R" for Rajesh looks good but "P" for Padhayi looks complicated with so many "P"s around...;)
Hi all..
Looong time since my last post coz m busy trying to scribble "Dr." in front of my name everywhere, n it's apparently gonna take 5 n half years, so yeah m a lil busy.
Anyways...lets talk about something more interesting, the college...the people n may be the mentality...hmm...nice
Well to kick off...I would start from the hostel...you see, this is the first time I have ever shifted to a hostel, so it's a bit alienish for me and also quiet discomforting sometimes...the food, the rooms, the silence, the noise, the talks(the pakarr pakarr...lol)...the mentalities, the friends, the so-called once and finally...the Sundays...god! I had never imagined that I would partially start liking a particular day from the 7 we have and I have...in love with Sundays.
The college...
It started off very hunky-dory but slowly got a lil compli-dory and then kept becoming a sort of burden. Just because you had to have the attendance and since we have our seniours tryin to complete theirs with us, we xactly know the consequences of missin the classes. So six tiring days, so many lab work to do on sundays...it's a killer!
But the college on the same hand becomes a likable place due to some people...umm...some particular people who...listen to wht you say, appreciate ur riches and disapprove your wrongs...who like you for wht you are and well...for some reason...they look Beautiful! There are half a dozen people who I think qualify for all this and If I say I am writing the post coz of them, wouldn't be wrong. The simple accomplishment that I can face the college with a smile is majorly due to the time I would get to spend with them, directly or indirectly...
Rest about the faculty...Anatomy - 7.7
Physiology - 4.3
Bio-chem - 5
It's late and I want to sleep so everything else...later!
Adios!
- RJ
Adaab everyone...
The moment you enter the different amazing cities of India, you can't do but just stand and admire the vibe that's going through you. I remember the first time I stepped in Lucknow's beautifully crafted and amazingly architectural facade of LalBagh Railway Station. The split second at the first look told me that I was in a city where history is in the air.
The nawabs had grazed the land for more than a few hundred years. The sole proof can be found in the politeness of the people living here even today. The food is said to be amazing, though it's all non-veg so I won't be able to taste it but whatever veg food I have tasted is quiet incredible and absolutely worth being a vegetarian.
The vivid sights of the streets are a delight to the eyes of a curious photographer. A visit to the archaeological site renowned as "Residency"(Ref: the pic^^) gave me a full throttle opportunity to capture a few moments concerning the freedom struggle and the zeitgeist of the colonial period. Some other sites like the Jama Masjid, the area near the Akbari darwaza are yet to be explored but from the outskirts, it seems like their photographs are a desideratum to my collection. There's a small river as well,known as "Gomati"(distributary of the Ganga) and it serves for a peaceful place to escape the noise of the city traffic. The streets and areas are named in the same way as it was a hundred years ago, hazratganj, thakurganj, chowk, balaganj etc. are pretty heavy names and I personally enjoy hearing them repeatedly.
About the modern reform, their are a few malls and numerous showrooms of mine and paji's likings.Hazratganj is the most expensive area in town with all the top brands situated in the same shops that existed years ago. It's a unique combination of the old and the new. The sahara mall of Sahara group called as Sahara Ganj is very well constructed with PVR screens and food court.
This is about all that I have been able to figure out about the Capital of Uttar Pradesh and hope that you enjoyed knowing about the city as well.
Signing off for now...RJ
PS : To all my friends, who are missing me, well, keep doing it coz I can't be leaving Lucknow for another 6 years...:P