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Monday 14 November 2011

maai


Maa Meri Maa

Maa, Impala pe ghumaunga zaroor
Gadi banate bhi na honge ab wo
Par dhoondh ke launga zaroor
Impala pe ghumaunga zaroor

Kya kahun,
Tumse kehne ki zaroorat nahi
Jab jab ghabda jaate hain
Saath chali aati ho
Door rehke bhi ,
paas gungunati ho

Thodi thodi sardi lagti
Naak se jo behta pani
Chinta karti tum kehti
Kyu karte yeh nadani ho

Bada banane ko mujhe
Door jo bheja tumne
Khud tadapati rehti harwaqt
Aur sunati harroz ek kahani ho

Maa, tum fikar karo nahi
Ham rahenge bilkul ache
Jee lo jeevan khud ke liye
Par ham jaante hain
Ki jeevan toh hain tumhare bache

Babu babu kahke hamein
Bulati jab bhi bhi tum
Lagata ki so jaun us aanchal mein
Na jaun kabhi usase door

Ab  impala toh dhundhna hai
Milega toh zaroor
Tum bas dhyaan rakho apna
Impala pe hain ghumayenge zaroor


tumhara lalbabuaa
sunny!

uda.firse.mai


आकाश की इस उड़ान में
उडाता रहा मै रोज़ अपने परों को फैलाकर
असक्षम्ताओं के गड्ढों को लाँगकर

ऊँची ऊँची उड़ान भरने की चाहत में
उडाता रहा मै रोज़ अपने परों को फैलाकर
परों पे अटके धुल के कण, झटककर उन्हें,

ख्वाइशों के पोटले को दाबे अपने परों में
जलती खुदगर्ज़ दुनिया को छोड़े पैरों तले
हूँ इस रोमांचक उड़ान में मै एक पंछी हौंसला धरे 

खेलूँगा, उडूँगा, भरोसा है खुद पर
उडूँगा, खेलूँगा, दुनिया को चिढ़ाकर
खेलूँगा, उडूँगा, हसरतों को जमाकर
उडूँगा, खेलूंगा, अपने परों को फिरसे फैलाकर ||

© आदित्य शंकर

Tuesday 8 November 2011

The Speaking Freshman



“Ab ham sabhi bahut haste hain”
Indeed. But laughter is an understatement. It’s rather a bunch of teenaged specimens from some psycho-analysis laboratory bursting out in a hysteric outrage of insane emotions. Quite a heavy line, but trust me the laughter is more “khatarnaak” than this.

But it’s good that we are laughing, at least it takes away the tension associated with EE111 assignments. EE 111 Assignments are epic, the first stage involves people slogging in their respective rooms for understanding what is being asked, after 10 hours or so, the second stage commences with everyone shifting their bases to one odd room chosen totally randomly (Yes, we do put in those 6 hours for IC 102) and have ourselves indulging in group studies. It doesn’t take really long for the third stage to begin; actually there is no predefined boundary. The group discussions proceed to babel of confused frustrated minds, and i mean that quite literally, visit a EE freshie wing the night before the submission and you ought to get the feel of a fish market. But by the end of the third stage, we have completed what was asked for, the assignment, and realise the power of unity (making good citizens it seems). Next day we go for the quiz just to realise to our unprovoked dismay that we know nothing at all. - “Bhool gaya sab kuch, yaad nahi ab kuch.”

“Man, its too risky to go this way” – exclaims a friend while we enter the gg building, still sceptical on the probability of getting pooped upon. But even this exclamation has a sense of overjoyed belongingness associated with it; i mean who doesn’t enjoy birds having a nice time pooping on themJ. After the ordeal of crossing audaciously,  we bask in its glory. The department of electrical engineering, that’s what sets us apart (i mean who has all the birds welcoming them with a white carpet!), and synchronises us in a harmony of individual minds flocking together.

“My name is Manjunath, and i am not a madrasi”-touche! I take the privilege to write a few lines for our revered IC 102 professor Manjunath D. I was about to begin my daily struggle with probability now, and thought it better to put down some words for this course. Probability couldn’t be better, to hypothesise would be to bore if it weren’t for the chalks sacrificed for the betterment of the class. IC102 has been a very linear ride for us. The state of not understanding anything coupled with the state of what-to-do-I-am-getting-no-marks, have proven to be as painless as possible. Mr. Seldon M Ross would make a perfect sadist, for his not including the answers for the textual exercises. But whatever it may be, IC 102 has been an interesting experience of its own. (Do you agree? Yes/no/don’t know/don’t care!!)
                                                                                                    
“Mera Naam Aditya hai, aur mai Vidyut abhiyantriki ka vidyarthi hoon” (my name is Aditya and I am a student of electrical engineering). And so begun our introduction with sophomores of our batch. I had got the Kashmir(the upper shelf) view in the small pigeon hole rooms of H2 and my introduction had begun the cascade of falling intro dominoes. With random sentences and their derivations, with guys having a nice flirting in Kashmir and the regular Gali fights, the introduction was fun for everyone. It really helped do one thing for sure, opened up a communication corridor with our seniors. (But one thing I wanna urge to the main building is to let these sophomores teach every freshmen the FREQUENCY TIME GRPAHS officially, as IC 666 probably!)


I don’t know but with the first semester nearing its end, I feel as new as I was five months ago, yet there is a sense of complacence which sets in with every passing day. A sense of being at home.
Thank you Iit Bombay.

Ever Euphoric
Aditya Shankar.

Sunday 9 October 2011

Kaho na..




kaho
kya meri duniya mei tumhe rang kam dikhe?
haan mat bolna.
sawaal nahi tha|

duniya meri itni bhi kali na thi jo tumhe veeran si lagi,
gulal si bikharti zindagi ke palon ko
muskurate hue jiya hai maine,
holi ke bhang si har ek ahsas ko
piya hai maine.
afsos par, ki tum
ek bhi rang na dhoondh paaye.

are buddhu! nazar toh daudao zara
rang kaha na milenge,
bahane na banao|
pata hai ki tumhe pata nahi
mujhme hai umadti bhavnayein kaisi.
sach kahun toh mujhe bhi pata nahi|

par rang ki ek chata 
zaroor bikhari hai,
abhi abhi,
tumhi ne toh bikheri hai...
par tumko  toh dikhta nahi
lekin nahi,
meri duniya mei rang
hain kam nahi...


Aditya

Wednesday 14 September 2011

Metamorphosis


Metamorphosis
 With the last stroke of her luck and with the zeal to change her fate, she waves, flutters around, with all the energy escaping her poor body, she moves closer to death. I stare, a lot, trying to figure out what is exactly the feeling my mind has being a mute witness to the suffering of the poor one.
The cycle continues, life to death, cradle to grave. As Shakespeare had said, we are mere players on the stage of the world with our own entrances and exits. Indeed, rather than death what surprises me are the stages and roles of man in his life and in all the lives he touches upon. "

Egg to a caterpillar, metamorphosis one.

Everyone in their lives have certain initiation points. It might be circumstantial, emotional, economic or in varied other manifestations. Both everyone has it. Initiation is probably the time when the fabric of one’s life starts taking its colors and the texture it ought to retain for quite some time.

Caterpillar to Pupa, metamorphosis two.

Love, it seems to me gets one his second big change. It did for me. And for most of the first time lovers, the feeling is so passionate, dominating, and exposing. Its vile, vicious and vivacious all being at the time you need to focus on discovering yourself. It all boils down to prioritizing then, after you have tried to sort out things, you realize that it’s a deeper chaos. A babel of sounds reverberating around, of passion and compassion. Love teaches you the difference between the two and once you realize, you actually have a powerful tool for your ordeal in life.

And the butterfly soars high,

Yet to experience this stage personally, but I feel there comes a time when your self-identity is so oppressed being encapsulated in the disguise of your apparent self that it breaks free. Revolutionary or not, doesn’t matter but I guess a time comes when all the hopes and dreams start taking shape and you start walking a lonely road, Conventional or nuveau, it doesn’t matter, it’s the time one starts making an impression, carving a niche for himself. The way you look, the way you interact, the way you love; all of them have been customized to suit your panache.

La finale…  “and the wings bereft of the soul, stop fluttering and she departs”
The niche is carved, the impressions made, a slow departure to oblivion, a silent one. Blissfully in solitude. Contended in faith. The Metamorphosis concludes.

*p.s. pokemon enthusiasts can refer to the above as evolution, caterpree->metapod->butterfree, J*

Wednesday 7 September 2011

Him...

We know each other.
but still he doesnt talk
there is a sense of anxiety in his eyes
the same anxiety
the anxiety of encountering a stranger, when
he awaits the connection
hez bizzare, yet, calm and serene.
so, everyday we are strangers, 
waiting for our moment of introduction...

I fumble, he stumbles,
i blabber, he stammers.
i mumble, he grumbles.
For once there exists a faith
of strange ecclection, 
of superior race.
courage i cant gather
to understand my stray
but i wait
i wait 
to let his stars reign
the world of my constellations,
and yet here we wait
for the moment of our instaurations.




Monday 15 August 2011

evening photoz


khwaish hai


Khawaish hai udane ki, mudane ki,
Muskurate hue uchalne ki,
Bheeni bheeni boondon si pighalne ki,
Hawa ki rut si machalne ki.

Khwaish hai zindagi ki, ek naye rishte ki,
Pyar ki, muhobbat ki.
Kisi aur mei apne ki.
Apne mei usi kisi ki,
Zindagi pane ki.
Khwaish hai life mei,
Rang sabhi bharne ki.

Khwaish hai marne ki, Jeekar
Khud ko bada karne ki.
Jag ko saath rakhne ki,
Sabki dua karne ki.

Aakhir khwaish hai,
Udane ki, jeene ki, marne ki….

Aditya Shankar 2011- July 17th.

Sunday 19 June 2011

Public Warning against Alcohol


Issued in Public interest By nautankiwitheddy.blogspot.com

"Gents ke Protection ke liye aaya hoon"

Byculla Stri Karawaas
18/june/2011

More than hundred estrogen powered female inmates. One Atrium. And Music. Some Africans, some Indian, Nepali and Bangladeshis. Contrary to what I had expected of the Byculla jail, I have been almost surprised. Shocked by the zeal, enthusiasm and talent of the inmates here at byculla. This is me, Aditya Shankar, sitting in a room where light also enters fenced, writing my experiences to be soon shared with all of you.

Few things to be mentioned here, Africans are brilliant singers, Nepali girls look cute even in jail :) and Indians need adrenaline to kick start. I came here as a cynic, who thought that having a two day workshop in a jail doesn’t really do anything good and much rest has to be done at the policy making levels. Certainly I have been proven wrong. Breaking the complacence cogwheel is what we are doing here I guess, and that’s what is needed to give these people a break from their daily struggle.

"Das mahine ho gaye mere, abhi tak trial bhi nahi hua hai"- said a female who seemed to be standing out from the crowd, She danced, and danced like a drunkard. She says she is fed up of the system and wants to accept what it wants to make of her. To be the insane she is told to be. To be Proud of the insanity...I cant really say whether she is innocent or guilty, But certainly our Prizons are guilty of one thing, of humiliating the very substance a persons lives with. 

Ok now drifting to a light mode... 
“Gents ke protection ke liye aaya hoon” – giggles the only male constable in a matriarch hall where pairs of females are trying air humping tricks as part of their dance sessions. Sister looks on, then joins, and she’s doing it good  J, perhaps the African Influence has overshadowed her inhibition. I burst into laughter with the air humping taking a vile route. Atleast the miasma surrounding the walls seem to be gone. And after this African Sojurn we end up the first day of our endeavor, just hoping for a more enigma tomorrow. 



Finally i Blog.

Its been two years since i last blogged, and here i am writing again after two years of what i can non-sense wastage. I have a month before my college starts and i thought i can possibly bore you with my life ka anecdotes here. Wait and watch. You wont regret it.
I stay away from my parents, so perhaps i can also find a way to make you all envious of me, or contrarily make a popat of myself. In either of the case i hope you guys have a whale of a time.