Starting of new era...

Thank you my dear friends... It is very encouraging for me to get such nice comments on my very first post. Just because of your support, I dared to write this post.

But I want you people know that my english is not that great. And for that matter, nothing about me is great. You will figure it out yourself anyway. I already received lots of comments on my english and grammatical mistakes I made in my previous post and about to repeat them in my all upcoming posts. But, you know..., I want to share my story to you guys, and I thought english should not be a constraint for doing that. What you say? Am I right or what?

Anyhow, Let's start with my story again....

A.P Express entered on to the platform number 9.30 AM in New Delhi railway station. We along with Santosh's father came out of the station. After we got checked-in to the hotel, we headed for CMC Limited, Jeevan Vihar, Parliament Street. Our joining process was done and we were told to move Janakpuri where we were supposed to continue with our new JOB.

We (Kishore, Chaitanya, J Suresh, Santosh, Santosh's Dad and Me) headed for JP(In CMC, there is short name for everything, JP is for Janakpuri). We boarded our first ever DTC bus (Route No. RL77).

In Hyderabad local buses, the conductor will come to you and give you the ticket. But, in Delhi, getting the ticket is your responsibility which we didn't knew at that time. We have taken the seats. Once the reached Delhi Cantt, Ticket checking team entered into the bus and asking to show the tickets.

We thought that he was the conductor and asked to give ticket for Janakpuri. He just calmly asked all of us to get down from the bus which we did as we were completely new to this place. That was very unenviable situation for us to get caught like that. People started making fun of us.

We paid the chalaan amount of Rs. 50/- (By our language slang, he was convinced that we were genuine. Otherwise the normal chalaan amount is 100/-) and then left that place. We were in Janakpuri to meet the PM for our project allocation.

... "How many lines of code you have ever written in c language?" Mr. Pravesh Sharma asked us.
"12" said Chaitanya promptly. I wondered how he could say that. Even one linked list program will be of minimum 200 lines. By the time he asked this question I was about to say '1500 lines'. But...

"15 lines" said Kishore.

And I said, "150 lines".

We got our projects allocated. And surprisingly, Chaitanya got project in C, Java project for Kishore and me, .Net. I wam not going into the details so much. That might be boring for you guys.

But I want to mention one particular person here, Hari Shankar Tiwari. I met this guy while our intro session. I must say, he is the person whom you ever notice having a smile on his face always, touchwood. He never ever yelled on me atleast once in our 5 years of friendship. Infact, I was very rude on him during the worst phase of my life. But, he provided me hell lot of support at all times more than anyone, I must say.

We were then in need of shelter for our stay in Delhi. We formed into three groups, Kishore + J Suresh, Santosh + his dad, and Chaitanya + me. It was already 3 PM and rats were running all over our stomach. But other two groups were completely dedicated for the task ahead of us.

But, I was the partner of the laziest guy Chaitanya. How can we search for a room? When others are there to do that? We straightly went into the restaurant to have some food. We were supposed to meet at a common place by 5 PM.

... We got the room in C3 Block, whose landlord is the most wonderful person in the world. We call him "Dadaji". If there is a perfect person in the world, then he must be "Dadaji"..... And I was fortunate enough to meet him. Thanks a lot GOD.