Poor system of education, health and justice

Commercialisation of education, health and justice is not good for nation.

    Today many students don't get education, sports of their choice due to lack of money. Many students dropped out of school, college or not study further due to lack of financial resources. To get admission into reputed (good) institute to prepare for any competitive exam is very difficult for financially weak students. In most of the state government schools and average private schools, many teaching faculty are not capable, many don't do their duties properly. In states like Bihar, many government school teachers don't know the spelling of 'Apple', difference between 'Chief minister and Prime minister', capital of India, etc. Many private schools exploits their teaching faculty by just paying them Rs 1500- 4000 salary. In most of the schools of our country, English teachers are themself unable to speak in English, so how can we expect their students to speak English fluently. Many schools lack proper library facility. In my view, there should be library in every village, every students should get textbooks, reference books, novels, competition books for free for annual period of time on return basis, along with facility of newspapers, magazines, and smart class videos. We know many teaching faculties are absent in their classes frequently in many government schools. Government should strictly administer schools and colleges.

    Secondly, our health system needs urgent reform. Government hospitals and medical staffs are very less in compared to the population. In many hospitals, we see absence of medical staffs from their duty, not behaving well with patients and their caretaker. Many places, there is huge corruption, patient gets only few cheap medicines and test from government hospitals and other costly medicines and tests have to be procure from outside. Private hospitals and doctors also loots public with few exceptions in both private and government sector who works greatly for the society. Many doctors write unwanted tests and medicines to the patient to procure. We all know that many doctors/ hospitals have settings with labs, medical stores and pharma companies. Many hospitals do unnecessarily sigerian delivery over normal delivery in order to charge huge amount of money from the patients.

    Thirdly, in my view free justice should be right of every citizen. People have to wait for years to get justice, and they have to spend thousands/ lacks of rupees. In many cases people have to pay legaly or illegally to police, lawyers, courts a huge amount.  

    These corrupt peoples are education terrorists, health terrorists and justice terrorists. 

    We should find the solutions to these problems and works to implement them.

Jai Hind

Trip to Damdama Lake

    Last month, I got chance to go to Damdama lake. Damdama lake is in Gurgaon district of Haryana approximately 50 km from Dhaula Kuan, Delhi. It is a nice place for having fun trip.

    Damdama lake fills a depression in the Aravalli hills which forms a striking backdrop to its placid waters. One can enjoy boating in Damdama lake by row boats, paddle boats, motor boats. Damdama lake is also good place for adventure activities like Hot air ballooning, Para sailing, Rock climbing, Cycling, Trekking and Camel safari.

    We had enjoyed boating there, the cost of boating was Rs 150 for 4 for 30 minutes. We were so much indulged in taking selfie and so our boat got stuck in sand near the shore. Boat owner was calling us to stand in the water of lake and push the boat. But we didn't do this. After sometime, by applying concepts of physics, we move the boat without jumping out of it and finally reached the starting point in due time.

    This adventurous trip taught us many lessons. 

 

 

 

Search of haunted places in Delhi

    Yesterday, Tuntun calls me, said "shooting club chalna hai". I said O.K. We go to Sportz Craft Inc, shooting club in Punjabi Bagh, Delhi. It was amazing experience. The cost of shooting there is Rs 280 for 30 shots. We did both pistol as well as gun shooting there.

    Then Tuntun says , "ab kahan chalna hai". I said "Agrasen ki Baoli". We reached there within half an hour. It is an old well built by Maharaja Agrasen. It is said to be one of the most haunted places in Delhi. It is also a favorite hangout place for the youngsters.

    Then we left for Bhuli Bhatiyari ka mahal, Jhandewalan. It is situated in the Delhi Ridge. It is also said to be Delhi's one of the most haunted places. Nearby there is a place called 'Rangmanch' which is also said to be haunted. People says there was a fire accident took place in 'Rangmanch (theater)' and many people had died there. One can find very tight security in this region.

    After that, we left for the search of another haunted place in Delhi, called Malcha Mahal. It is situated right next to Delhi Earth Station on the Bistdari Road in Delhi Ridge. It is the restricted part of the forest behind the Buddha Jyanti Park (Buddha Garden), the palace is awfully scary. Malcha Mahal is also known as Bistdari Mahal. Begum Wilayat Mahal, the great granddaughter of Nawab of Oudh was given this place along with her children Prince Riaz and Princess Sakina by the Government after her long protest for the return of her properties spread across the country. Begum Wilayat Mahal committed suicide by drinking crushed diamonds. Her body was lying on her study desk for 10 days and her kids were mourning in grief. The night before Prince Riaz buried her, both her kids slept with her dead body. Since her mother’s death, Princess Sakina has only wore black colour.

    We had not gone inside the Malcha mahal but had crossed from there nearby as there was too much security there which may be because of ISRO's satellite station is also there inside the jungle just few feet away from Malcha mahal.

   

Sanjay Van

     On 3rd Feb 2016, my friend Tuntun says "Chal kahin Ghum ke aate hain". I said where, he said Ber Sarai, then I said no, we will go to Sanjay Van.

    Sanjay Van is a sprawling city forest area near Vasant Kunj, J.N.U, and Mehrauli (Qutub Minar) in Delhi, India. It is spread over 783 Acres. Amid a growing demand from nature lovers, the forest is going to be made a bird sanctuary. It is said to be one of the most haunted place in Delhi where often a lady in white Saree is seen which suddenly disappears but causes no harm to anyone.

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    This place is adventurous, trekking and peaceful forest area in the heart of Delhi. It is must visit place for the nature enthusiasts and bird watchers who lives in and around Delhi. Here one can find many species of birds, Butterflies, Nilgai, Golden Jackal and a large variety of Snakes including King Cobra.

   There are multiple entry and exit points, but the ones at the Qutub Institutional Area and Neela Hauz Bridge near Vasant Kunj are the least confusing. Be dressed in full-length trousers and shoes to avoid the thorny shrubbery and tank yourselves up with a lot of fluids and snacks, as there is no retail in the quiet of the woods.

    MAIDEN TRIP TO DEHRADUN AND MUSSOORIE

        The journey backs to May,2008 when we were in 12th class. We had taken admission in a coaching institute preparing for engineering entrance exams. We thought that before studying "mood fresh" is important. I had never seen hills or mountains. It was my dream to see hills, lushed green mountains, water falls. I had never thought of experiencing cloud over mountains but it happened. Before this journey, I had gone to Haridwar so many times. I lied to my parents that we four friends are going Haridwar on a tour. One of us had won free hotel accommodation for three days. Similarly my friend Arindam also say lie to his parents but not for Haridwar, he says for Agra. Initially our Parents were not agreed but on severe request from our all friends, they agreed. Actually we three friends were going me, Arindam and Ashish. We each had taken only Rs 500 in our pocket and left for our journey.

 

         Our goal was to reach Dehradoon. In night at 10:15 pm by mussoorie express train we left Delhi and reached Haridwar at 5:45 am. The rent for the journey in general coach was Rs72 per person. Then, we go to Har ki Pauri Ghat by foot. It is 2km from Haridwar railway station. There we take holy dip in river Ganga and came back to Haridwar railway station at 10:00 am. There we decided to go Dehradoon by train. After few hours, we got train for Dehradoon. We sat in luggage coach, both sides open. We sat on the floor of train falling our leg outside the train. Many people were shouting on us to make our leg inside the train. But we were not listening to them. We were enjoying. Slope was increasing slightly. Then round 5:00 pm, we reached Dehradoon railway station. I was excited to see hills. We had no knowledge of Dehradoon tourist places. So we go to a book shop and buy a tourist guide book. It's cost was Rs40. 

 

         Then we decided to go "Sahastradhara". It is about 12km from Dehradoon railway station. It is a very beautiful place where thousands of stream merges. We had decided to go there by foot as we had to enjoy nature fully. Initial 5-6 km was normal walk but after then every 1km was tough as the elevation was increasing sharply. After sometime, we got fully tired and decided not to go further. We were in between the journey. There were no safe halts. And then we motivated each other and started again walk (climb). At night 7:30pm, we reached Sahastradhara, there were only 4-5 tourist left who were going back. All shops were closing. Shopkeepers told us that all back buses had gone. Darkness was increasing. We were not finding any places for halt except a hotel which was expensive. We told shopkeepers that we will stay here in open sky. Then shopkeepers told us that we will not give you permission to  stay here in open. It is very dangerous. Nowadays, daily rain comes in night. In night, leopard comes. Some days before, someone had killed a person and thrown the body in the stream. You please go from here. We asked them, where we will go now. The time was 11:00pm then. They find us a lodge 1/2 km far away from there. We had stayed in that lodge in night. The rent was Rs100 for three.

         Next day morning, we left for Dehradoon railway station by bus. The rent was Rs8 per person. From there we decided to go Robber's Cave. Robber's Cave (locally known as Guchhupani) is a river cave, located approximately 8 km from the centre of Dehradoon city. The cave is about 600 metres long, divided into two main parts. It is a natural cave formation where river flows inside the cave with high velocity. The water level inside the cave changes frequently and hence called guchhupani. After enjoying in Robber's Cave, we reached a nearby village and asked them 'route of mussoorie' by foot. They called us, why you are going by foot, go by bus. It's ticket is very less. Then we replied them, we had come here to enjoy the natural beauty of Himalayas. So we want to go by foot. They say that the trek is very difficult, its 40km from here. Then the time was happening 5:00pm. They said, in night, Bear, leopard and other wild animals comes on the way. You people please stay in our village and in early morning go to mussoorie by bus. But we replied 'no'. We will go at any cost. Then two Army men came, both have unique personality, they were on Pulsar bike carrying hawk bird on their hand. They were so motivating, they called us to go mussoorie by foot. And then we began trekking to mussoorie. In between the way, we saw Dehradoon zoo. 

 

 

         After 10km trek, we saw an ancient Shiv temple and decided to halt there at night. And we halted in the Temple premises. There were so many benches outside the temple. On one side, there was deep gorge and other side high mountains. Next morning, one of my friend said plz. take bus for the remaining journey to mussoorie. And we agreed and said o.k. We reached Mussoorie early morning. We were amazed to see people wearing sweater in the month of May. This city is situated at the elevation of 2005.5m. Mussoorie is called queen of the hills. As we had no idea about mussoorie, so we asked some person about the tourist places. They said, Kempty fall is nice one. From mussoorie we take lift from a 'Tata Magic commercial vehicle' and reached Kempty fall at 8:00am (approx). Very few people were there. We had put our bag in a private locker and goes inside the fall area. At 10:00am there was huge crowd and even increasing. At that time I don't know swimming so I had taken air tube for Rs50 rent. But it was of no use to me. As the depth of the Kund is only about 1 meter. So I had given it to a lady who was in need of it. 

       

        Till 4pm, we enjoyed bathing in waterfall.  We did some shopping there. Then we came to Parking area, there was a hill view point. We were seeing blue mountains. We were feeling like heaven. Tourist were going back through their booked vehicles. But we don't had any stay or any vehicle. There were no public transport there. We were stuck there. Only one thing were in our mind "God will make the way, God is with us". We decided to go back to the 'Shiv temple'. After walking for minutes, we got lift from a mini truck. This truck was carrying tomatoes and had open roof. We were standing on the truck and playing with the tomatoes. We were crossing into the clouds. I was so happy to see the clouds, touch the clouds..... My friend Ashish says that he will smell the cloud, he will drink the cloud. We all were enjoying... Suddenly rain comes. We all get wet. Our clothes get wet. We were feeling too cold. I was feeling sick. I felt, that I will die. Finally, we reached 'Shiv temple' and changed our cloth, took prasad and by the grace of lord Shiva, we were saved. We stayed night in the 'Shiv temple' premises. The whole night was raining. We were feeling very adventurous. Next day, early morning we came to Dehradoon by bus. From there my friends goes to Robber's cave again and I went to Haridwar. Night 11:00pm,  I sit in mussoorie express train for Delhi. My friends were also coming in the same train from Dehradoon. We met. They told me their experience. They said, today suddenly flood came in Robber's cave. Stones from cave had fallen. One aunty had flew away in the flood, who was saved by an army person. Situation was not good there. I thought that it was good that I had not gone there as at that time I had not known swimming.

        And in morning, 7:40am we reached Delhi railway station and from there we came to our home. It was an adventurous journey which increases our maturity and strength.

             'Love' and 'Sacrifice' are same thing

What love makes it different from lust is 'sacrifice'. In love there is sacrifice. Anybody who loves someone, eg; a mothers love to her child, a child's love to his pet, a boy to a girl (love), it is selfless. One do his best to make other  happy, successful at any cost by mind, body or wealth.

         Some person gets attracted by appeasement and they leave/ignore their true love. And when they realize that love is heaven and lust is hell. They cry and wants to get their love again. But as we know that nothing is permanent in this world and hence it can't be reversed back.

                        "EK TU SACHHA, TERA NAAM SACHHA"

          Only God is real. My personal advice to everyone is that do not love anyone more than yourself.

         

      

        

                    Declining "theme of music"

what is music?

      An ordinary person like me, music means a form of art which relaxes the mind,body. For me music is also a herb which rejuvenates the body cells, a tool which creates positive emotions like love, pride, peace........

But today, music had lost its roots. In early times, the theme of music (lyrics) were positive emotions. Many Sufi saints had written on the theme of love between Krishna and Radha.

In bollywood, till 1980, lyrics were good.They gave us some message. Then lyrics were written on the themes which makes us to think on the song, which beautifies our imagination. An example is;

                    kisi ki muskuraahaton pe ho nisaar

                    kisi ka dard mil sake to le udhaar

                    kisi ke waaste ho tere dil mein pyaar

                    jeena issi ka naam hai......

But now.......,,, lyrics are too corrupted . eg;

                                           chaar bottle vodka

                                           kaam mera roz ka

                                           na mujhko koi roke

                                           na kisi ne roka................

Now the theme of music has changed to Sex, lust, crime, violence......

This will not only deteriorate the mind of our young generation but also have adverse effect on their physical as well as mental health.

Today, the lyricists, media & the audience should change their attitude on music to make this world peaceful and happier.