Aneesha

"I think everyone has to read this book, not for literary enjoyment, but for self-realization. The fact is, we all need an experience to confirm that it is what it is. No advice can change us until it comes to experience. " The Girl in Room 105 " is a random book I took from my college library. From the first page onwards, this book takes us to a stage that bridges love and family. The book explores betrayal, humiliation, love, crime, and family melodramas. The book revolves around the investigation into the death of a Kashmiri girl named Zara Lone , the former girlfriend of the protagonist, Keshav Rajpurohit . Keshav and Zara had a breakup four years ago, but Keshav didn't move on from her. He stalked her, called her, and tried to contact her in every way possible. However, Zara was engaged to her boyfriend, Ragh u, a millionaire, while Keshav was a teacher at a coaching center. On the night of Zara's birthday, Keshav received some text messages from her. He rea...

  “A false friend and a shadow attend only while the sun shines.” People love fake people more than the true one. This is what my college taught me within a year. I don’t know why to keep this point striking in mind, but let me tell you that the one who encourages your every action without thinking of its side effects is not your friend; that one is the greatest mistake that you’ve ever done in your life. And here is why— ✦ If a person supports you in everything, realize one thing: that person is not concerned about you. He just encourages you to do so, to remind you that both of you share a bond. ✦ If you have a flaw , your friend has to tell you genuinely, it is to make you more clear. If your friend does not see this way, just realize one thing: your flaws don’t affect him, so he just ignored it and pretended that he supports you in anything. ✦ Why do fake people gain more temporary support ? Here is the answer: they know how to act according to people’s minds, how to manipulat...

  Have you noticed that most people use the name of  " differently abled "people to instill fear about something or to blackmail their kids? Why? Why do they pretend to be okay with using them as a tool? Instead of using them as a scare, why don't they try to make their kids aware about differently abled people and their lives? Even my mom used this method on me too. My secondary education was in a special school , which admitted common people only for 11th and 12th grade. So, I had a lot of chances to interact with them, and I still loved doing so. The core issue here is that by using them as a scary thing, they are injecting indirect hatred and fear towards differently abled people into the hearts of kids, which may vanish when they receive proper education, but some may remain the same. I can't forget my days at " Rahmania HSS for Handicapped " (where I completed my higher secondary education ). I realized that they have a unique bond with each other - ...