Awake Spot

Have you ever walk past a crowd of guys? Well I recently did. I preferred, walking away with music playing loud in my ears to avoid their raunchy comments and goggles to stare back and pretend as if i hardly cared. How does it feel when all the eyes fall on you for all obvious reasons. It makes you feel disgusted with their misdemeanor and curse them for their behavior. Though there isn't a solution as such, but if things go out of control, don't stop yourself from voicing an opinion. I used to do that often, and it gave me peace at heart when I retaliated. But lately, I have decided to walk through it, unless something needs my attention and my reaction, else every coming day would start off with an argument. :p My intent behind writing this post is to ask the women to raise their voice about such acts. It wouldn't probably make much of a difference to the guys, but if you keep mum and let it happen then it builds the confidence of the ones who ill-treat women every now a...

The other day i was traveling with my mother by metro. We were on our way to chandni chowk and were waiting at the rajiv chowk station for the train to arrive. Standing in the line we saw a blind man come and join us, with the support of another guy. As the metro arrived at the platform, the crowd swarmed out of the train and everyone standing on the platform were pushing each other to get inside. In midst of this commotion the blind man was forced on one side of the train, with no one to guide him through. That moment my mom took his hand and pulled him in safely. How many of us realize that when you are pushing each other in a crowd, you might end up making someone loose his/ her direction. So the next time you are participating in this, behave like a human and don't rush. Why end up hurting someone and yourself in the struggle to come out of the hustle - bustle. If only we were a little cautious about our moves will we realize; how much of a difference it makes to the other........