What a pity!

“What a pity!” – Inc’s favourite dialogue in school. Now it is a dialogue that can be used in post-school life too.

In most of the colleges including mine, sitting in the first bench is a sin (applicable only for boys ). Nowadays the fourth row or the fifth row becomes the first bench. Once I was sitting in the fifth row and there were no students sitting before us. The staff iteratively asked the students of the last row to come front and finally we ended up in the last row.

There was a store in our MBA block. One could find engineering students more than the MBA or the MCA students. But now for some reason, they have shifted the store to another place in the college and the MBA block looks deserted. Once when I walked on the lonely corridor, I felt like I was watching “I am Legend” movie.

(The places used to be crowded at times. The door in the left side of the left picture used to be the store.)

After a long time, my classmates decided to mass bunk DSP hour. It was in the sixth hour exactly after lunch. Usually, if we decide to mass bunk, one of us informs the staff so that he/she wouldn’t get fooled to see an empty class. This time we decided to do the same and the responsibility fell in the hands of the girl representative of our class. She went and informed but the sir was only too happy to teach a single student.. She ended up as a victim. Read her experience.

Last Thursday, when we had a unit test, two trucks collided with each other and got tilt blocking the entire road to our college. If it hadn’t happened, we would’ve reached the college in another five minutes. But since it happened, we were asked to take the detour. It was already getting late. I knew that the chance of the unit test getting cancelled was NIL because that day only my dept had tests and I knew that the department would risk the entire day for that test. We reached the college at 9 and the test began at 10. ;(