There is something called overkill. After the novel and the film, the story of 3 idiots screwing up bad at an engineering college, and pissing off one of the head professors has lost its charm. Still, I was looking forward to it because I thought this could make for an interesting drama on stage if played out nicely. I knew the actors are not professionals yet and that the acting troupe Evam is but only a promising venture yet. But I was expecting more given that the NCPA had it on.
Monday, February 28, 2011
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Entry for Cleartip "Every trip has a Purpose" Contest
I had always been an average guy blessed with more than average things in life – a good education, a highly supportive family and good friends. But what I missed in my life was that it was too normal and hence probably getting too mundane. Now, was the time to do something different, to follow my passion, to try things out. Having no other source of information, I turned to the internet and blessed be me that I chanced upon this extraordinary trip:
Of course, I was intrigued. This sounded just like the kind of thing I would want to do. An adventure with a purpose!
Tata Jagriti Yatra is an annual 18-day train journey across India aimed to awaken the spirit of entrepreneurship among the youth who could drive the wagon of change through enterprise led development. A journey to understand the problems of the middle India and to find solutions to those problems. A journey meant to re-discover India and the Indian within, to inspire the youth, through exposure to unsung heroes, and to motivate them to make an impact in their own domains.
It was not just about trying out different things for me anymore. My purpose for this fantastic trip became to re-evaluate myself, to discover my passion, to gain new perspectives on things in life. My purpose became to interact with this most diverse set of 399 youths who have the vision and the passion to be the stalwarts of change. It promised, and did turn out as well, to be an intellectually stimulating journey of learnings and un-learnings and of humble realizations - a journey through my inner self.
That was my purpose to be on this trip – the Tata Jagriti Yatra from 24th December, 2010 to 11th January, 2011. If you liked knowing about my purpose to be on this trip, do vote for me at http://mypurpose.cleartrip.com/trips/21419
Kyunki har trip kuch kehta hai...
1 Train | 13 Destinations | 15 Role Models | 18 Days | 400 Youths | 9000 kms
Of course, I was intrigued. This sounded just like the kind of thing I would want to do. An adventure with a purpose!
Tata Jagriti Yatra is an annual 18-day train journey across India aimed to awaken the spirit of entrepreneurship among the youth who could drive the wagon of change through enterprise led development. A journey to understand the problems of the middle India and to find solutions to those problems. A journey meant to re-discover India and the Indian within, to inspire the youth, through exposure to unsung heroes, and to motivate them to make an impact in their own domains.
It was not just about trying out different things for me anymore. My purpose for this fantastic trip became to re-evaluate myself, to discover my passion, to gain new perspectives on things in life. My purpose became to interact with this most diverse set of 399 youths who have the vision and the passion to be the stalwarts of change. It promised, and did turn out as well, to be an intellectually stimulating journey of learnings and un-learnings and of humble realizations - a journey through my inner self.
That was my purpose to be on this trip – the Tata Jagriti Yatra from 24th December, 2010 to 11th January, 2011. If you liked knowing about my purpose to be on this trip, do vote for me at http://mypurpose.cleartrip.com/trips/21419
Kyunki har trip kuch kehta hai...
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