
Just chilling out in between our busy schedule. ILP was a great experience. More than the technical knowledge we attained, it was the professional grooming and communication that made the difference. I will really miss the days at Kolkata-ILP.
TCS-ILP was absolutely the best days of my life. I went through all kind of emotions. The first few days of training were really difficult. It was quite difficult to get accustomed to the new place and cuisine. But then things gradually changed. Towards mid-semester we started enjoying a lot. Strong bonding had developed among the associates of TCS. Suddenly we all became professionals. Towards the end of ILP, it was real difficult to part with our friends. But then life is not that easy. We got to move on with life.
Life! The most enigmatic concepts in this universe! If someone says that he/she is unlucky, I would say that they make no sense at all. Being born to this earth itself is the most luckiest thing that can happen to one. Yet, the most difficult fact to apprehend is the loss of loved ones. The vitality of an individual's presense is felt only in his/hers absence.Indeed that is how important life is. Most of us fail to show the concern towards those who make a diference to us. Some people really make a diference to us. We need to respect that. Loved ones come and go but memories allways persist.
But some times we question the system. Is it right to take away loved ones from us without their consent? Is it right that people who don't deserve to be taken away are taken away. We even don't refrain to question our faith on our gods. Let us all hold on to our faith and beleif that whatever is done is for good.We need to remember all our life the people who have made a difference to us and look up to them with reverence.



I allways wonder what went wrong and where. I certainly wasn't the person I am today. Things have changed. When I look into the snaps of earlier semesters, I feel jealous of myself and I really wish I could be that person I was. There was a time when I had friends. Somewhere down the lane, gears changed. People started changing priorities. I kept looking at life around me. Is it the age or is it the human character.
Indeed, I learnt some important facts of life.
No one in this world is living to help you.
No body has time to be there for you.
You are never there in others priorities.
A line from a hindi song comes to my memory.
Kabhi, Kabhi maajhi bhi,
Kashti ko dubotha hein
It translates to, "sometimes even the row makes the boat sink!".
But it has made me a stronger person, I have learnt to live life alone and in style too. But the worst fact is that I am not able to be the person I was earlier. I wonder, how people can change so drastically. These are the last few days of my college and it worries me thinking about the world ahead, The kind of people I am going to come across. Well, it is indeed interesting to see what waits ahead. It is like a 10 year old's anxiety while removing the wrapper from the gift.