How many times in a day do we abuse that cell phones have created havoc in our life. Life was much simpler without it. But do we realize that it is one of the most important gift of technology to manking. Beside making communication much easier, it has been a boon to many.
Swati and Ajay met during the Delhi university fest.. introduced through a common friend , became friends and shared their cell number. Ajay studying mechanical engineering from Punjab university soon realized that Swati was the girl whom he love, the feeling was mutual, Swati too loved ajay like crazy. Soon their love blossomed like a beautiful flower, but the only thing that was a problem, was that , both were outstation students, ajay was in Punjab and Swati in Delhi, though Punjab is just an overnight journey from Delhi.
It was almost impossible for them to meet and express their love just like other lovers. Though they hardly met they found the best way to express their feeling for one other. Yes it is the cell phone. The shared each and every lovely moments together over the phone. Though they could hardly see each other but they knew what the other is doing, physically being apart but still they new each others feeling so well.
Both knew what the other is doing or thinking. The love was so true and genuine, and they made it alive by talking to each other over their cell phone..what could be so important in their life other than the cell phone. It actually helped them to fall in love over and over again.
Do we realize that in any relationship cell phone plays a major role. In spit of love for each other cel phone is the best medium to express one’s love any time any moment. With out us realizing its importance we tend to complain abut it. Cell phone is the medium that keeps the love between any two person alive and we need to give big thank you for its discovery.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Defining Beauty!
A girl always desires to look stunning and probably most beautiful.Sometimes due to many reason there comes a feeling among many, that they are not that attractive. It is common among teenagers girls. Does any one actually knows the meaning of 'beautiful'?
Namrata was extremely talented girl in my class. Very bubbly very charming, and of course, very beautiful. Long black hair, hazel eyes, a bit dusky complexion , she was like an idol. The only thing, that bothered her was in her words “ that she was fat”. It was a big issue for her. She hated the fact that she was fat, she wanted desperately to be slim. She thought it was fashion , the so called trend. She had a feeling that she was getting unpopular among her friend, she was unattractive.
What is the definition of fashion? Does everyone desire to have a zero size??? Day by day she started getting depressed, she hated to mingle and spend time with her friends. In a few days we have realized a change in her. She was getting weaker, her beautiful sparkling eyes turned horrible, they were hollow, and scary to look into. The nerves were getting visible. She started to look much older . We friend could never imagine that she was getting anerozic. A pale and gloomy look empowered her.. she was not the girl whom we had known. Just to look attractive and beautiful, she ruined her life. She stopped eating any sort of food and if she was forced to eat then she made it her point to puke it out. She starved herself to dead.
Does a girl look beautiful only if she is slim and has a good figure.. is it the definition of beautiful?? Just to look attractive before few men she starved herself to dead. Was it justified?? Is it a common phenomenon?? Are we actually blind to the real beauty which a women posses. Namrata could never realize the fact that she was basically hurting her self. So it is important for one to realize that beauty is not all about to be slim and trim it is about the human, the person you are, and everyone is beautiful in this world . I think it is wrong to categories anyone and as the saying goes “beauty lies in the eye of the be holder”
Namrata was extremely talented girl in my class. Very bubbly very charming, and of course, very beautiful. Long black hair, hazel eyes, a bit dusky complexion , she was like an idol. The only thing, that bothered her was in her words “ that she was fat”. It was a big issue for her. She hated the fact that she was fat, she wanted desperately to be slim. She thought it was fashion , the so called trend. She had a feeling that she was getting unpopular among her friend, she was unattractive.
What is the definition of fashion? Does everyone desire to have a zero size??? Day by day she started getting depressed, she hated to mingle and spend time with her friends. In a few days we have realized a change in her. She was getting weaker, her beautiful sparkling eyes turned horrible, they were hollow, and scary to look into. The nerves were getting visible. She started to look much older . We friend could never imagine that she was getting anerozic. A pale and gloomy look empowered her.. she was not the girl whom we had known. Just to look attractive and beautiful, she ruined her life. She stopped eating any sort of food and if she was forced to eat then she made it her point to puke it out. She starved herself to dead.
Does a girl look beautiful only if she is slim and has a good figure.. is it the definition of beautiful?? Just to look attractive before few men she starved herself to dead. Was it justified?? Is it a common phenomenon?? Are we actually blind to the real beauty which a women posses. Namrata could never realize the fact that she was basically hurting her self. So it is important for one to realize that beauty is not all about to be slim and trim it is about the human, the person you are, and everyone is beautiful in this world . I think it is wrong to categories anyone and as the saying goes “beauty lies in the eye of the be holder”
Saturday, March 6, 2010
A Lonely Girl in a City!!!
Very few people actually like to take challenges in their life even thought we commonly say that .. challenges are fun and that it should be taken positively.. when Esha knew that she had to leave her parents back in her hometown, and she has to come to Delhi for her further studies, she was all excited. She told among her friends that she is all geared up for her new life. It is a new challenge to her. She would enjoy everything, which she till then had not enjoyed.
Well Esha’s dream was to enjoy her college life to the fullest. Her first challenge was to find a good pg where at least she could stay securely and make many friends in this new city. She gets hrself into a pg where her roommates drink and smoke, she was awed by the new life ,the new culture which she was never aware of. But this was just a trivial issue, her biggest challenge was to get back her advance rent which she had paid it to her landlady.
It was not that easy.. very few people know that these house owners act extra sweet but once anyone leaves that pg they are cunning and shrewd. She failed to get her deposit money back.. being new to delhi and not really wanting to bother her parents she finds it really difficult to cope up .She had no place to live, a complete stranger to the city,but being an extremely bold girl takes the help of one of her college friend. She asks Risahabh to help her out. She gets her cash back but not the full amount. With that amount she had to get herself a pg. Finally she gets into another pg.
A new challenge comes her way, she gets a dingy and durty room in the terrace floor beside that she was asked to get her food from outside. Paying monthly such a hefty amount just for lodging was not possible for any outstation student. She was dishearten, but still she decided to manage her food from her college canteen , but it was nothing of what she used to eat back in her home. The food was so spicy that she could not even eat it.
Her life was different from what she thought it to be. It was not something full of fun and frolic. She decided not to be effected by these small hurdles, she consoled herself telling that” more worse happens to people , this is just nothing”. But she failed to realize that unconsciously it mentally affected her.. she was tired, she even failed to realize when she got jaundice and her parent had to come up to Delhi to take her to a doctor
Is this situation faced by many students?? Is it a common issue??? She did take the challenges positively but at the last moment she could not take it anymore.. physically it was tormenting.
Well Esha’s dream was to enjoy her college life to the fullest. Her first challenge was to find a good pg where at least she could stay securely and make many friends in this new city. She gets hrself into a pg where her roommates drink and smoke, she was awed by the new life ,the new culture which she was never aware of. But this was just a trivial issue, her biggest challenge was to get back her advance rent which she had paid it to her landlady.
It was not that easy.. very few people know that these house owners act extra sweet but once anyone leaves that pg they are cunning and shrewd. She failed to get her deposit money back.. being new to delhi and not really wanting to bother her parents she finds it really difficult to cope up .She had no place to live, a complete stranger to the city,but being an extremely bold girl takes the help of one of her college friend. She asks Risahabh to help her out. She gets her cash back but not the full amount. With that amount she had to get herself a pg. Finally she gets into another pg.
A new challenge comes her way, she gets a dingy and durty room in the terrace floor beside that she was asked to get her food from outside. Paying monthly such a hefty amount just for lodging was not possible for any outstation student. She was dishearten, but still she decided to manage her food from her college canteen , but it was nothing of what she used to eat back in her home. The food was so spicy that she could not even eat it.
Her life was different from what she thought it to be. It was not something full of fun and frolic. She decided not to be effected by these small hurdles, she consoled herself telling that” more worse happens to people , this is just nothing”. But she failed to realize that unconsciously it mentally affected her.. she was tired, she even failed to realize when she got jaundice and her parent had to come up to Delhi to take her to a doctor
Is this situation faced by many students?? Is it a common issue??? She did take the challenges positively but at the last moment she could not take it anymore.. physically it was tormenting.
Friday, March 5, 2010
On a Journey!
A demure, coy, diffident gal like me whom people say is the most unexpressive girl has finally planned to write a blog.. She finds a medium to express her self..Will she be able to express and show her different side??
Well let me introduce myself… this is MOU.. a very common name which I am sure many of you have heard it… a name with many dreams are associated with. Well presently I am studying in Lady Sri Ram College Delhi…
Life has been of different when I was back in Shillong my home town. Not only I was an introvert girl but I hated any sort of interaction , but now life is exactly opposite. Not only I like interacting with people, but I guess I have realized that it is very important for one to make friends and happily mingle with people around. So I am here all nervous and full of apprehension as I m going to publish my first writing…hope that in the coming writing I blossom like a beautiful flower.
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