Santosh

  • up-grades

    grades are out and now i have moved to grade A…. though I had faltered in my end term but good show in midterm ensured me my A. Somehow i managed 3.82/4.33 in this term to propel my self in elite league of A graders. But could manage only 3.55 overall. And now the only task is to maintain it. I must congrat my friend Mandar for brilliant performance in this term. A score greater than 4 out of 4.33 in this term and overa all 3.9/4.33. What a Performance !!!

    I must thank my friends for sending the grades through email. Otherewise i would have been waiting for them until my arrival to Bhopal…

  • Tales from Tamilnadu

    Vellore, is the place, where we (me, Pushkar, Ruchi and Jyoti) are right now, thanks to the IIFM fieldwork. Contrary to our all expectations, the journey was nice and hospitality given by the Tamilnadu Forest department is excellent, the only sad thing t, i lost my jacket (the recent gift by my mother, a cool Levi’s Red Tab) in the train (I thought such kind of incident happen only in my state or neighboring states).
    The language, is a major problem for us, most of the people are not at all comfortable with English and we do not know even A,B,C .. of Tamil. So giving order in the restaurant, interacting with taxi drivers, talking to forest department officials, is quite a task.
    But we are enjoying our stay….

  • Do I really need a blog??

    Yes! The answer is yes. But, Why? Are my thoughts of any worth that anybody will like to read? I am no celebrity or literary genius that will make people read what I write.

    The reason I want to have this blog is to make a home for whatever I would like to share. I like to write; sometimes to just express myself and sometimes as a reflective process. Writing brings some clarity to my thought process.

    The other reason is to have this blog as a medium to connect with other like-minded people. As an introvert, it is difficult to have a conversation with strangers. The blog is an easy way to connect with others without the usual pain of facing them in person.