I remember very well how my convent brought up affected my starting years of p.u life, I was
just 15 and felt lot hard to cope with students who came from schools which where not well
know or known for children studying with financial problems,being unaware of true world was
now annoying me,as here i could see everyone looking on to me as problem,unable to speak
local language was great back draw of my life, as I knew only english .The worst part was I
could see discrimination not just between students but also teachers injustice towards
students.I would sit back alone and all good girls were also mere accquiantances as they to
felt reluctant as language was a big barrier which I had hardly assumed in life.The 1st year
did not look just a year but more like a decade,it was second year that took a turn.
when I found a girl who neither knew the language i spoke nor the
language i knew of her, it was more worse when we both never knew the local language too,the
most best part was when we became best friends,the language developed between us was the
sign language ,it was incredible to believe that sign language could do such wonders ,the
fact it did.During board exam she was too nervous as she said me that her father would take
her to village if she did not perform well,unfortunately as she could not afford for
tutions it was quite obivious for results to turn bad,as today's teaching is lucrative
one,while i was in my new college she had come to my home,gave her cell number ,i was too
happy to have contact with her once more but all of sudden one day she happened to
disappear by not picking up cell,i tried a lot for years but found that phone was not
working anymore from telephone office.I still miss remember her a lot for her innocent
questions and her father who was abusive with her and her mother ,this thought terrifies
me,but i shall be waiting for her as well wish her all the best ,may God good wishes always
dwell upon her.I am always thankful for all the love and respect she gave me,respect-which
no one did like her from true heart
