Diwali is such an amazing festival that it bring everyone together. After a point, you even forget that it’s a hindu festival the way every other community is equally enthusiastic about setting the city aglow. It’s a great time for agnosts like me coz we get to celebrate without too many ideological hurdles.
Lighting diyas is my favourite part. But I kinda go low on the crackers part keeping the environment in mind. It might be a hypocritical stance considering I enjoy watching others but one person not bursting is still of some help, however minute right?
Anyway this was my last diwali in college as a student and I loved every minute of it.
The rocket fights and bombs created danger zones to walk and the 500 wala type c hains gave me an idea of continuous shelling. But the lights and the sweets (yeah mess guys can be generous sometimes) and high spirits were out of the world.
Just one week for exams and all submissions lined up in a few days didn’t deter the entire campus from putting up a grand gala celebration.
At some of the junctions along Sarjapur Road, a traffic jam can last for almost two hours
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At some of the junctions along Sarjapur Road, a traffic jam can last for
almost two hours. Motorists taking the law into their own hands is not
uncommon
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