Deepak Mishra

        Since childhood I had a habit of following either my mother or elder sister in the house while they were walking. Even if we were talking on a topic or not, I kept following them. When I am talking, I keep talking even if they are not listening. I found the same habit in my fiancé as well. When she and I are together, if she is busy, I follow her and if I am busy, she follows me. We both are childish in many ways.         On Monday Morning, she and I both woke up early, had tea and got ready to go out. She put on some makeup like kajal and eye liner and she was looking too cute.         Cook was cooking the breakfast. We were waiting for breakfast to get cooked. Due to hunger I started walking in the hall and my fiancé unknowingly started following me as usual. I could hear her footsteps behind me all the time. After 10 minutes of walking I went to the balcony and stood there watching the surrounding. After ...

        I am not a Nirankari but views probably are same.           Today I read another shared post on Facebook in which Muhammad Ali quotes, "The day I met Islam, I found a power within myself that no man could destroy or take away". Well said bro.           Why did you need Islam to be powerful? You had the power within. How can someone from the sky or following someone already dead bring it out, when you yourself can't?           Few days ago, I received a Whatsapp post from my sister about Ram being an example for being good. I had a long argument with her on this belief.           For GOD sake, we all know he killed Raavan and got his wife from him and later abandoned her into the jungle when she was pregnant. He even took Agni Pariksha of his wife to confirm her purity. Would she have been wrong if she would have failed the Apni Pariksha? No kidnapper kid...