INDIAN WRINES

Indian Roads and Its Messiah Who do you think we going to talk about today? Yaa obviously about the Messiah (in the picture above) as mentioned in the title. But not just any Messiah, It is THE MESSIAH OF INDIAN ROADS!! Why do I call them the Messiah of Indian Roads? Okay, read further to know why- It was a family function that we (my family) had to go. Now although a family function but it was at an unknown place to us (my family). But we thought Google Maps will come to our rescue. WE THOUGHT (And just to inform you all in our family no one has more than a 3g network on their phone). My family is served by Wi-Fi and we have no relationship with internet once we get out of our house (If our 2G-3G network works then the story is ‘SLOWLY’ different). So we had a belief that Google Maps will help us. So we took on the roads for the trip, started our GPS, worked pretty well in the beginning until we got out of our society. After that, it showed its true c...

A Perfect World With Not So Perfect People. *Serious Moment* (Just a reminder, please follow me, find it at the end of the blog if you are on phone, or it is beside the blog if you are on desktop) *Serious Moment Continue* Think of a serious tone in your head to give yourself those feels. I once asked a girl these questions: “Can a human live without flaws” “Do you believe you can be wrong?” “Why is that you always act so dumb?” While I was asking these unanswered questions I saw a fire in her eyes. I realized I am going to get a very strong answer from her. I thought, after that answer, I will die (like seriously why I thought so!). And then she said those fire words which I believed had the courage to kill me. “I am not perfect okay! No one is perfect. She said and left like a batsmen leaves the pitch when he gets run out, both abusing the person because of whom they had to leave. I was shocked by that fire answer and laug...

The Angry Indian: Unleash Of The Underdog Legends *I am not an anti-nationalist or anything. It’s just I have a brain, like every other human, but being used well (like logically you know).* First question! Why anyone does get angry? Like seriously why? Maybe because a person's ego get hurt. Like it’s a ‘maybe’ from my side because I am just assuming. I am not a scientist doing research on this so pardon my assumption if you didn’t like.😂 Now in this country where I live, India, sentiments of people here are too easy to hurt. Like running a 100 m race with a 2 year old kid is more difficult then hurting an Indian’s ego. Okay yaa stupid comparison never mind.😅 See, I love my country like everyone else does but I love my country while having a questioning brain. I question when I don’t understand things. I used to question in my school too and I question the people of India too because logic of some people/groups in India are so damn awesome, that I feel y...

A Buttery Trip To Amritsar!! “How about Amritsar ?” asked my mom.  So basically we had 3-4 days holidays in a row so the travel bug inside us started tickling, specially my mom's. I guess our last family trip was to Lansdowne which was ‘Okay’ and it was 2 years back. All these two years for me travelling was, Home - College - Back Home, (quite entertaining though because of the kinds of people I saw everyday in bus). So yeah, a day before our holiday starts, we started searching for the place to hit up (I know too early). Out top most priority was Mumbai, mainly because we wanted to see Shah Rukh Khan’s house and yaa also the beach. But also when I started looking for available flights for the ‘Next Day’, I said okay let’s just visit our mountains. Why I did such tragic change? That is because flights for next day to anywhere are just toooo  expensive. But mountains have become boring for us, like I have visited so many mountains in my 20 years of...

Multilingualism is a subset of multiculturalism. The latter is a political and societal ideology that enshrines the existence, promotion and practice of various traditions, customs and cultures in a single society, and the former deals only with languages. The Indian multicultural framework portrays the social stratification and social limitations in the Indian subcontinent, in which social classes are characterized and categorized by a huge number of genetic groups, named jatis or castes.Religiously, Hindus frame the greater part of the multicultural ambit, followed by Muslims. The populations are as follows, Hindu (80.5%), Muslim (13.4%), Christian (2.3%) and Sikh (2.1%). Further, Buddhist, Jain, Jew and Parsipopulations contribute a meager part of the Indian subcontinent. India’s states have eventually been separated and reorganized on linguistic basis. Moving on to its subset, multilingualism, the Indian subcontinent is diverse in linguistic context, with about 3000 mothe...