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Gymnashium Hall, Badminton Hall and Pavilion!

What’s with this stone that brings me back to it: again and again?

Let’s see, see plus plus and luscious lassi. Let’s see. See++ & lush see us lasso!

1. I was an adventurous romantic ambitious young man of nine or ten when Aditya Dwivedi aka Lallu; the third son of Munnilal Chhikahra waale introduced me to terms like Gymnashium/Pavilion/Stadium.

2. Growing up; I was confused for a while: what’s the difference between three terms? The confusion seems to be obvious even in the mind of bureaucrats associated with this college’s administration.

3. This hall: whatever its name was intended to be:

A. Gymnashium Hall: it needs to be pointed out that the heading was scratched on the stone as if a grown up student was actually confused about how to name it.

B. This stone might be renovated soon. The date is illegible for most obvious purpose: to put the past behind us…where it actually belongs.

C. The actual date for inauguration was: 12.06.1994: why does it matter?

D. Coming back to Lallu aka Aditya Dwivedi: he’s gainfully employed in the education department of Uttar Pradesh. His father was declared dead by some gossip-mongers-creators and brought back from dead by some miracle workers. I have narrated this event to at least three to four people by now. Let more of you know it!

E. I used to blame myself for remembering it as Gymnashium Hall: whereas it was used for badminton. Later on, they put a blue coat on wall with proper declaration.

F. It’s at the pavilion end.

Leonardo Da Vinci’s ghost creates a self portrait of Basil Rathbone who happens to be distant cousin of Robert Downey Jr. in 2022 AD via cranes. I crane. U crane. We crane. C crane. C plus plus. Who cares. Grave of fireflies. Fire flies. Secrane. Sacchrine. Secret. Secretariat. Lariat. Larry at lorry stop. Dirty Harry in the dead pool. Spool. Loops that’s why nobody fakes you seriously! Tops hot pots spotted stops.

Now some video interviews of a national level player who also happens to be a senior software developer.

This segment is a copyright material like other segments. Courtesy: Rishabh Jadia and Nagendra Singh Yadav. District association for badminton Chhatarpur. Badminton hall Baburam Chaturvedi Stadium Chhatarpur Madhya Pradesh.

Part One: Rishabh on Court mat
Part Two
Part Three: Have you tried to improve?
Part Four: Why?
Part Five: Conclusion!
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Luncheon to luncheon!

Luncheon

1. Can you finish a ten rupees white bread packet(usually twelve to thirteen pieces with a twenty rupees lassi?)

Answer: it depends on whether you need to finish it.

2. Why lassi and not tea?

Answer: quantity to soak breads.

3. Why not water and sugar?

Answer: I have tried.

ChaiVibhag +⅖

Question: 01: Why department?

Answer: 01: The name is a mockery of red-tapeism.

The image was captured by me today. How much can you read in the facade which is in shape of a scramble?

20.04.2022

Question 01: Is it a earthenware made for tea or coffee?

Answer: What do you see?

I hear a nightingale.

Some water on its beak.

A small puppy harrassed by grown ups.

Follows me after midnight.

I don’t know if it’s dead or alive now

I don’t know if it was similar to the puppy that night.

Laal Bahadur

Question 01: Why do I call it Laal Bahaadur?

Answer: 01: Because I watched ‘Peepli Live,’ in 2010-11. The refernces stayed with me.

Do you see BaskinRobins?

Question 01: Where’s the snake?

Answer 02: Where’s Uranus?

Question: 02: Why?

Question 01: How many images in this article?

Answer: 01: 15.

Question: 02: The last section has an image which is associated with RTI 2005. Subsection. Can you find that one out?

Question: 03: The last section has an image which highlights importance of architects of Indian republic. Can you highlight any misrepresentation of facts under artistic license, associated with those images?

Question: 04: I recently had a coin. A ten rupee coin. I spent it. It was about a personality which is associated with one of the artworks captured in the images. Can you guess it?

Copyright policy: honesty is the best policy. Saint Gadge Circle, police lines road. Municipal corporation Chhatarpur Madhya Pradesh. Pundit Baburam Chaturvedi Stadium Chhatarpur. And Late Madhav Prasad Mishra Memorial Tennis Ball Cricket Tournament Chhatarpur Madhya Pradesh India Area 51 471001 own various artifacts that were captured by this photography equipment.

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Constitution of United States of America!

1. Since 05:30 to 15:30; on 14.04.2022; I have walked at least 10000 steps.

2. This is an image of a 50 rupees indian note. It was released in the year 2019. Gandhi. Governor. Hampi. Archeological survey of India and CASH which has turmeric on it. Sanju Kirana Store is not registered in shops nearby Baburam Chaturvedi Stadium Chhatarpur Madhya Pradesh India Area 51 Swacchh Bhaarat Abhiyaan.

3. Exhaust fan running anticlockwise. Here’s a classic song for presidents in India and USA supported by JOCKEY Johnson O’Connor foundation:

4. Today morning an RSS group got offended by me. My friend Anirudh.

5. Yesterday evening a home decor employee got offended because I took a picture of the shop without permission. My friend Vipul.

6. Day before a member of Ram Mandir Samiti got offended by my place. My friend Aditya.

7. Just a few days ago a wakatake constellation guy got offended after I had a Budweiser. My friend Lallu and Pavilion guy Terrence Tao.

8. Another guy got offended today because I asked him why he was holding a rose in his hand in pavilion. My friend Puneet got offended because I didn’t mention that he’s also a national level handball player.

9. Dogs get offended by breeds I see on a regular basis.

10. Foofarawesomeshugasconadementedstalksuveriaimilitudetudensenamesakeynotenetsukentomorrowland. Anurag loaned me 149 rupees today.

11. He won’t take it back until I reach Nagpur. By then he might get transferred to another location.

12. Ajax. Sapax and so on. Men of letters. Supernaturals. Commentators and so on.

13. Google Play Store download app Free Rice. Share a meal. Like, share, subscribe.

14. Vocabulary.com is a commercial app.

15. Something died in me on Holi celebration.

16. Then something else died when shit hit the fan and a case was settled for bhaiya bhabhi United Productions: again leaving me indebted to bitches and company.

17. I am beginning to open books on constitution of United States of America. It’s easier than that of Indian national state called Chhatarpur.

18. Vicks inhalers are good for cough and smoke.

19. My height is atleast 10 ft as per new masonic lodge standards. Edited.

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Article 11

1. Took a class on storytelling in a nearby government primary school. The story was titled “Out.” It was in Hindi with illustrations.

2. Introduced words like stumps, bat, ball and described types of balls to students.

3. Spoke for about 10 minutes on types of outdoor sports played with pebbles, balls, hide- and- seek.

4. Students wanted to participate in another story. They looked enthusiastic and energetic. Storytelling is one of the best ways to inculcate words and help augment their vocabulary.

5. Walked about an hour after taking the class. Watched a football match in a local stadium for a while. There were some spectators and a few people in the audience. Then went to Shatabdi ground to watch some college students playing cricket with a tennis ball. Last time around a cricket academy used to be there. I was in touch with the coach who belonged to Kanpur, UP. Now it’s a silent phase. I had barely got acquainted with academy players and it has moved on.

6. I have been more active than usual on Twitter. It’s about time I learn tricks of the trade. Tradecraft craftmine minecraft craftsmanship shipworkman Mansetude. Etude Yuletide Idempotentate andornandnorwaybetttermanagementationizedifyinglenookrapsacallionostrumpledstiltedskinnuendocilebanonchalantennasterismsumosaicsverisimilitude.

7. Free rice is a nonprofit organisation by World Food Program. It’s run by United Nations. For every rice grain donated on it you get 10 more grains donated by sponsors of the site. The agenda is to create a generation free from hunger. And offcourse to educate children all over the world. WFP received nobel peace prize in the year 2020. It has many categories where you can learn words, languages, maths, literature, architecture and other subjects. I hope you would visit the site and explore it. A bit of your time might save lives in Ethiopia, Somalia and other countries where children are malnutritioned and uneducated. Thanks for your valuable time and perusal. Have a nice weekend.

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This Year In Retrospect!

  1. I searched for the Dussehra post in 2020. It was done on 26th of October. I could see how the event was reported by reading that post.
  2. It’s a lunar year since that day. I didn’t go out to attend the event of burning of Ravana (antagonist of epic Ramayana) effigy in stadium this year. I saw that Ravana’s head was visible from the roof of this house.
  3. Compared to the last year I spent almost no money this year. Lockdowns and pandemic were big events. I didn’t go for long walks. I didn’t even publish much on this blog.
  4. To say that this year passed by smoothly would be inaccurate. One of the AI chatbots asked me about the most meaningful events this year: I replied that there were no such events which left any impressions on me. My memory is like a blank slate : without any impressions of events.
  5. I learnt to solve Sudoku puzzles this year. Watched classic movies which have been restored to color. That’s all!
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Ratsasan and Whitewash!

1. I watched Ratsasan, a Tamil thriller today. This was on my watchlist for long. I usually don’t write about movies these days to avoid giving half-hearted reviews. I watched ‘Bottom of the World’ and Summer Wars recently. Also going to watch The Father in which Anthony Hopkins has performed.

2. Ratsasan or Rakshan stands for demon. It’s about a psycho serial killer who is dressed somewhat like Norman Bates of Psycho.

3. Movie is beautifully made. I had to struggle with subtitles as I don’t know Tamil. Subtitles were not synchronised well with the movie. I tried couple of them but in vain. Characters are well developed and emotionally engaging. The protagonist as well as antagonist engage you emotionally in the narrative.

4. I have begun the third iteration of registering books in library. If I already mentioned that in another one of my posts: the library had a whitewash recently.

After Whitewash!
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An Ordinary Weblog Post!

1. I came here after a long time. Moon rays are soothing. Sun is already scorching and it’s not even March.

2. Orion belt is beautiful. How harmoniously the stars of proportionate size studded in it.

3. I saw an asteroid. It’s second such within one week.

4. I am reading Kathasaritsar these days. Magical fantasies. Mythological figures.

5. Couple of airplanes passed by.

6. Beautiful parrots returned to their nests.

7. Read an advertisement for an institute for liberal studies for an acquaintance. He’s not eligible.

8. Dogs are barking and a devotional storytelling ritual in a nearby temple.

9. The rehearsal as well as presentation of play Tendor For Tajmahal was cancelled.

10. Within a very few days my rankings on vocabulary jams have dropped because of low participation. Trying to get my priorities straight again.

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Mysterious

1. What comes afterwards puzzles me. It’s a mystery. The infinity aspect of it is an assurance against boredom and it also confirms that loops which bore are essentially because of ignorance.

2. Ignorance and darkness seem like highest knowledge but there’s a difference. The enlightenment can’t be apprehended fully by human faculties of reason. All that we know is tiny compared to what lies beyond. It’s proven in our life journeys as we move forward. Same holds true for humanity.

3. What if past is a total oblivion in every step of journey : merely leaving instincts and impressions which help us complete that step and the rest is squelched because it’s considered burden for memory. It means we live in black boxes where both future and past look like complete mysteries. These mystical parts attract our attention. It’s prime motive for all seeking and adventure. Memory and its limitations.

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Unconditional Love!

This date creates a numerical palindrome: 21022021. It adds up to 1.

1. The day began with a recommended tweet from someone who claimed to have launched satellites in Moon and Mars missions. Her GPA was 2.4 and she moulded herself to become a celebrity. I only moulded her tweet which had grammatical errors: perhaps, typos. I replied her. She didn’t get back to me. I was surprised as last night too I was helping a fellow blogger with typos who also didn’t appreciate it.

2. Walked for an hour. Skipped softy.

3. Sweeped library, verandah and the space around Gandhi statue. There were leaves. Collected and burnt them along with gutka and drinking water pouches from yesterday’s Lokranjan program.

4. Spent some time watching the rehearsal of Tendor For Tajmahal They were wearing frocks to look like courtiers. It was hilarious to see them. The play is supposed to be funny so I guess they’re successful.

5. Watched Glengarry Glen Ross. It didn’t impress me as much this time. The title and the starcast is intriguing. The plot is depressing.

21022021

6. With every passing day I feel hopeful towards afterlife. None of my convictions are actually convictions. They don’t last. With awakening I lost all traces of an ego which puts fight for this or that. I clearly see reasons for human behaviour. I try to convey my views politely if it’s in a one-on-one conversation. If it’s not: I try to avoid interaction at the risk of being misunderstood which is always better than being misunderstood after trying to put my point across among a bunch of monkeys.

7. It occurred to me yesterday: as I was reading a post by Rehan: in previous instances of mother’s love being called unconditional I used to reject the idea because of my misunderstanding.

Mother’s love is unconditional within the set of mother-child. It means : except in some rare cases: mother’s love their children no matter what. It doesn’t matter if children are ugly or good looking, young or old and so on.

Earlier: I used to argue against unconditional aspect of love by defining love as inherently being unconditional. It’s energy overflowing like fragrance of sweetest flower or biggest cloud ready to pour. If it’s not for all it’s not love. Clearly: mother’s love being limited to child is not unconditional in that sense. It’s not universal and local within the set of mother-child relationship. To call it unconditional love is appropriate. The love of an enlightened sage which might better be called compassion or the love of Godhead is truly unconditional because there no particular forms remain as worthy of love. It’s all encompassing.

8. I have decided to put down Aditi and other deities in Veda by MP Pandit. I have almost completed it in about two months. I got it issued on December 24th. Now I would read Kathasaritsar by Somdev along with Peter De Polnay’s The Umbrella Thorn.

Image credit Self, captured at Gandhi Smarak Nidhi Chhatarpur Madhya Pradesh

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The Day!

1. There are beautiful cotton clouds in the sky.

2. As I cleansed the rack before I sat to register books this noon, i decided to burn the garbage. The wife of the trustee came asking if I was burning new papers regularly. I told her they were old papers. While she’s adept at lying about her income and NGOs functioning, she ensures i am not doing anything unrighteous.

3. Back-from-home farmer is advising another lady wage earner (was that daily wage earner? Slip of lips blips): the milk of newly born baby’s mother is a patent medicine for the pain in ear. The guy then proceeds onto ask if she had tried that as medicine for someone. What’s life without a bit of fun and lewd jokes at workplace is painted on his face. As for payment for my work: they’re all mute.

4. I have limited freedom as a person who is not at least anti-social. I have to prove that on a regular basis.

5. VG visited the premise after a long time. We chatted for a while. I had passed from his office while running for marathon. His house is nearby to big Chhatrasal statue in the village. He said he helped organise the event at that time. I got another opportunity to pass by that place but couldn’t meet him.

6. Sun is shining and cotton clouds are playing in the mild wind. I didn’t take a taxi today. It took me only 27 minutes to reach here which was less than usual. I live in strange spacetime. None of the experiments have monetary value and yet they are valuable in the long run. I manage to live on day-to-day basis.

7. Filled two buckets of water. It involves mounting those buckets on a bicycle with the help of two iron hooks, going to a well, switching on the pump: though there’s no switch and they use jumpers for using switch might make it would be wasted too soon. Then : I come back, put some water into a steel tank which recently got a plastic tap fixed into it.

Image credit: Self

Courtesy: Gandhi Smarak Nidhi Chhatarpur Madhya Pradesh

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A Day Well Spent!

1. Latest achievement on vocabulary.com:

Most number of times in the winning team this week!

2. In one of the jams I scored 10 points higher than PC. It rarely happens. I was the leader of the jam in that one.

3. Well, there’s no substitute to hardwork. My overall ranking has also improved a great deal.

4. My ID is 10. I invite you to play vocabulary jams with me.

5. I spent about two hours in the city hospital to accompany a patient.

6. Registered about ten titles yesterday and some titles today. Couldn’t read as much as wanted to.

7. Filled drinking water for kitchen.

8. Collected and burnt some garbage.

9. Collected some cow dung.