“Kaashâ€â€A Love Story of an IITianâ€Â
When Askiitians approached me for my success story, I began to gauge myself based on what I had achieved in my life. Was it enough to be successful? I asked myself repeatedly. My answer was negative. Being an IITian did not mean I was successful. So I cordially refused them to do this story on me. Suddenly, one of them insisted with a child-like smileâ€â€Sir, if not a success story, then you must share your love story with people who have looked up to you for inspiration. I was shocked to see how confident they all were on this. I smiled gently and promised them to do this some other day. Though, once they had left, I couldn’t help being nostalgic, remembering old days in IIT, and the arrival of love in my life. So career (sort of :P) of my love
BEGINS FROM HERE
IITians Love Story Part Second
IITians Love Story Part Fourth
Courtesy- Askiitians
I am just wondering when these kind of thoughts would change in India. When would people stop thinking about ‘Log kya kahenge? (What would people think?)’ instead of just doing what they like. Being from Ballia myself, I understand what the situation of this guy would have been as this is quite common over there. This makes me feel sad. Really sad. I’m currently in States and I believe that People in India could learn from people over here. At least in this aspect. I still don’t get what name/fame in society people talk about that would be tarnished by two people being together. In fact what exactly is the use of it if that comes after killing someone’s happiness.
very true
yeah its trueeeee. . . .
wow. .so niceee. . .
Their incomplete love
Thanks for sharing askiitians she is now getting marry this year!!
– @mb@r
Dear @mb_r:disqus your welcome,
‘Don’t be sad because it’s over, smile because it happened”