Life isn't fairytale

College life is a person’s golden period of early youth. ‘College life’ is that phase in one’s life when one learns the most important lessons of life.’ I remembers it in my whole life. I can never forget it. The period of college life may be two years of intermediate classes. It may include three more years of graduation. College life is a life of freedom. There is no fear of teachers. The teachers behave in a friendly manner. The students feel no compulsion in studies. They develop a sense of duty and study. They may go to the library or canteen or playground in spare time. They may move with friends of their own choice. They develop self-confidence. They realize self-importance. They learn good manners. They dream of becoming officers after studies. Functions, tours, and sports are other aspects of college life. They are very happy occasions. They are memorable events of the student’s life. The students enjoy them very much. On these occasions, they take photographs of friends, te

It is often said that, "Man's work ends at sun set. Women's work is never done." With sixty-three million women working and 62% of those women maintaining families, most women would this statement very true. While women are expanding their lives to include a career, they must also maintain their traditional roles at home. This combination of housework and career-work is the reason why working mothers today have more stress than working fathers.      Mothers may work in an office from nine to five, but their work does not end at the office. After working an eight-hour day, a mother will come home to take care of her children, husband, and house. Women remain the primary caretaker and housekeeper of a family, and are also the primary caregiver for the elderly. All of this makes for a very demanding schedule.      Typically after leaving work, a mother will pick up her children at a babysitter or day care, and then continue to caravan her children from soccer practice

Train journeys often get lonely. When you enter Into a seemingly isolated coach Only to find your seat Next to the loudest family in the compartment. As they giggle in their native tongues Distribute home made food In paper plates and fill their Bottles with the packaged water. It probably tastes better that way. Train journeys often get lonely. When you travel miles away From where you are and Where you choose to be. In berths filled with sounds and languages Every bunch, immersed in its own festivities And you pounce to the window seat Hoping the view makes for a good companion To the music blasting in your headphones Helping you avoid the conversations You don't feel invited to. Train journeys often get lonely. Until that lady, a mother of two Passes you a paper plate too. Serves you some of the homemade food. And asks you where you're headed to. Until the girl burried in her books. Keeps them aside and smiles at you. Until you keep your

Kabhi socha tha Ki zindagi itni khoobsurat hogi? Kabhi socha tha ki haar subha suraj ki roshni  Tumhari aankhon ko garmi  Aur tumhari rooh ko narmi degi Kabhi socha tha  Ki har raat jab takiye tale  Tum apne armaano ko rakh kar so jaate ho Agli subah phir unhe poora kaise kar pate ho.  Kabhi socha tha Ki zindagi itni khoobsurat hogi? Kabhi socha tha  Ki har sheher, har gali Har kona apna sa lagega Pyaar bhari nazro se dekho to har manzar sapna sa lagega. Kabhi socha tha Ki ghar se bahar kadam rakhte hi Duniya aur badi ho jaayegi Har mod, har chaubare ko dekh tumhe usski yaad aayegi Kabhi socha tha Ki zindagi itni khoobsurat hogi? Kabhi socha tha Ki maikhano mein padi wo botale Tumhare sang kuchh iss tarah jumegi Ki tumhari har dukhti rag bhi naach uthegi Kabhi socha tha Ki jab jab tum zindagi se naa kuchh mangoge To wo tumhe poora jahaan kadmo par deti hai Magar jo kuchh maang liya t