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He would pass by the same route every day. He had an income merely just enough for him. His job was not fixed and he lived in a small room outside the city. But naturally, nothing for him was affordable in the city. He would travel miles on his cycle and come to office every day. Never was he late. Evidently, he was just passing out his days by following the same routine and having nothing to look up for. Is that what you would say? Well I would disagree. He had the most precious gift in the world. A few months ago, he was waiting at the signals just a few minutes away from his office. There was probably an accident which had taken place because the cars didn’t seem to move ahead at all. He was getting restless as he was getting late for his office. He started looking around for a way to get out of the massive traffic. He managed to get his cycle on the side and tried to pave his way over the footpath. Just then he came across a small girl and a lady with pale faces and rug...

The classification - There are 2 kinds of students in a class- the outstanding ones and the others who are always standing out of the class. The former being the face of the class and the latter being the backbone. Idiosyncrasies - If a doubt is being asked in the class, the nerds frantically scan the textbooks for the answer while the other ‘chilled out’ kind is like “Just 5 minutes left for the lecture to climax ;)". The first benchers wish to get a degree to get a job (in hope of a ‘bright’ future) while the last benchers consider Facebook as their present and also their future (Who cares if it’s bright or not!?). The former crowd will always be on time, never call in a sick and would LOVE to work overtime (and basically salsa to the teachers’ rhythm). Last benchers, on the other hand, are those who OBVIOUSLY want to attend the class; but for the fun in their own sweet last bench-ly world (it does amaze me that how they manage to listen to the teachers). They’ve ...