After that grand trip aka the Southern sojourn I find myself
googling wonderful places to go to. Seeking the weirdest (read—cheapest, most
frugal) means to get there. One can go to Bhutan by train, it seems. One more
month to swipe.
I find myself struggling to stay at peace and centered. The
home state is on the boil, discontent and furious under a veneer. Mandal cost
our class one full year of college—how well I remember the frustration and
anger of 1986-- this anger too shows signs of ballooning out of control. With
private colleges/universities breeding like rabbits, and industrial growth/
jobs not keeping pace—plus the shutdown in the small scale sector across industries--this
was bound to happen. Those who don’t study history are compelled to repeat it,
etc etc.
Locally we have our own little drama unfolding with the case
of the two sisters who are either very bitter (wicked too) or paranoid
psychotics.
Plus the ugly stuff that is being broadcast on TV every day.
Is there any way to escape this ruckus?
How I long for the serenity of Arunachalam. The rugged silence of my Ladakh.
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