My recent visit to IIT Roorkee fest

Amazing, awesome, full of fun and excitement, jubilant, rocking, exultant..........This was what my 4day trip to IIT Roorkee was. Had read a lot about the fun and freedom at IIT in Chetan Bhagat's novels, heard a lot from friends, but first time got a chance to actually witness it. First of all, my dream of living in a hostel came true.....Can't express how I felt when I came to know that we'll be staying in the hostel for 4 nights.......We had total freedom. We did whatever we wanted to. (like having dinner at 2AM and sleeping at 6:30 AM).
I had basically gone as a part of my dramatics team to perform 'Nukkad Natak'. We had practiced a lot for it and the first day at Roorkee went in practice only. We dint get much of a free time. Nonetheless, we had a super time at night. We were really good during the practice but dint perform to our capabilities though when it was most required. We then witnessed a lot of talent there, dance, music, fashion, etc. I had also joined dance classes there (2hrs each day) which was another thing I really wanted to do. Then there was this DJ night everyday where we twisted our ankles to the fullest and danced as if drunk.
In the whole trip, I found really great friends and amazingly talented students. Interacting with seniors has done wonders to me and am taking along a bag full of confidence with me. Someone asked me recently, how much I enjoyed. I replied it was zillion raised to the power zillion......And believe me, it was more than that!!!!!

This is our Delhi police!!!

One fine day, it was a holiday, I was riding my bike, totally enjoying myself (obviously without a helmet). The wind was blowing through my hair and I was having a great time. Suddenly, out of nowhere, a policeman came right in front of me, slammed his stick hard at the road and asked me to stop. All my excitement vanished in a flash. I didn't know what to do. The policeman asked me in a very arrogant manner if I had the license or not. I produced all the documents he demanded. After having a look at them, he openly asked me for a 100-rupee note, just because I wasn't wearing a HELMET. I was a student then and Rs 100 was a very big thing for me. I pleaded him so that he would let me go without being charged. Finally, after the bargain (like that of friday market) we settled for Rs 20.

And now, very resently, I saw this................

And this......

Watch carefully the way the helmet has been worn.

And the pillion rider is not even wearing one!!!

I realised that these policemen themselves don't know how to even wear a helmet and they charge innocent people (like me) for not wearing one!!!! What example are they setting up here!!!!

This is our 'Delhi police'....!!