Angad Gunbharit

What if is something which i feel very often, life cannot be stuck in a 'what if ' or a 'may be'. The life is a viscous circle which we are looped into and have not got control over, but we have options where in we can either crib about yesterday or carry on with our today with a smile and make a beautiful and happy tomorrow. But, what is fun of life if one cannot live and cherish his/her if,buts,and maybes. I sometimes think what if things were different would I be the individual that, I am today. Maybe not ? I sometimes think if this had worked out how would it had been. What if i had said things at the right time what could be my life. The only thing in my maybe section have been the situations which i didn't own up and say things to people which i should and could have said. But and a But I didn't and when I did they were irrelevant as people forget easily but they don't forgive so easily. I always thought i was a out spoken person in my life but the

One of the issues in our country is safety of woman. Not only in our country but all over the world this problem is encountered. We are in 21 st century, which is supposed to be an advance era however it is shameful to say that women's safety is a problem. I listen people talking about so called ‘Equality’ but is it true? I don’t think so because analysing incidences occurring around me I don’t think that women’s are safe in different corners of our country. It is true that women in modern India doing great stuff at the top level, however on the flip side they are being exploited .In our country we find people who are worship goddess. They worship goddess, they conduct poojas, they celebrate festivals “Navaratris” and “Durgashtami”. If we remember our history, we find that there was P anchali pratha in which a single woman was allowed to get married to five men. Despite of all this we don’t treat women the same , since goddess is also a female then why a w

Being a student experiencing the fast life of a student. Today being a student is not easy, there is a race going on in the background where everyone is running behind something or the other. I'm not scared of the race though but,I just don't like being a part of it. The race has lead to just putting in the hours and materialistic learning, I want to sit back and learn new things everyday and not just be the part of the rat race. The faults in the system is not just the problem my friends which we don’t get because when you are playing a character in the story you're part of it too. Been there done that is what we think of every thing nowadays. There is a rush about learning and passing everybody, whats to pass and just moving ahead . Which is quite right but not quite good. The emergence of google has led to emergence of unused brains if we need anything we just google it not thinking. I know google knows everything but is google your everything is what needs to

This term relationship is very tricky and a interesting term.It is something we are doing with people in life, giving them labels which is nothing but relationships.It would be a easy world if we didn’t have any relationships as it complicates things between people because they feel a certain way about someone and then is questioning his decision if he feels differently about the same person.These labels are toxic in a way it has lead to many problems in human life. The things which we accept a parent to do are different but if we have our aunt has our guardian we don’t accept the same. These differences of labels are difficult to handle and then even hard to alter.We don’t want to call a person a certain thing because it is weird if we feel otherwise about the person and reiterate the same relationship. A world without any relationships is even more difficult as we become people without any baggage. It is more difficult as we can emote the feelings we have and express them to

Cricket! Cricket! Cricket! Cricket has become the religion of India and the national anthem of the country, so much so that the word “sports” has become synonymous with cricket. The madness with which it has gripped the ignoramus masses of our country is evident from their complete capitulation to its god-like worship. Yes, cricket is the “god of sports” in India. I am not being even the least sardonic when I say this, but unfortunately this is the sorry state of affairs in our country. Cricket has sounded a death knell to the growth of other sports. Traditional Indian games like hockey, kabaddi, kushti have been relegated to a bygone era. Even international sports like tennis, badminton and football have not been shown any mercy despite us being so “West-crazy”.  Hockey, time and again has shown features of atavism. This so called National Sport of India has shown the most inconsistent progress, if it can actually be called progress. There was a time when India di