Deepak Mishra

        Leh is a great place, in fact an awesome place. If you are reading this to know how good Leh is or how to reach there, jump to the last paragraph of the post or go to wikipedia or google images. If you are reading this to know how good or bad my unplanned trip to Leh was or how not to reach there, please go ahead. I would be really glad.          First I will tell you, why I planned this trip. I was switching companies from Cvent Gurgaon to Housing Mumbai. My time in Cvent was too hectic. I desperately needed a break. My last day in Cvent was 10th April. I requested Housing to give me joining date as 20th April, so that I can relocate easily. Also as I was moving to Mumbai, I would not be able to travel to Himalayas so easily. So I wanted to travel in probably last time and that too to Leh. Also as I had sufficient time of 8-9 days, I wanted to go by road, and not fly there. As my going to Leh pre decided, I did not research anything...

        I had discussions with many Kashmiri people regarding India Pakistan armies, in my unplanned trip to Leh. May be talking to me was painful for most of them but they did out of hope. They might be talking to tourists in same way to keep them happy or for hope. After 1947 independence, there were no army in Gulmarg or Kashmir inside LOC. Everything seemed happy to them, after all it was independence. Then came Afghanistan troops with swords. Indian army entered Kashmir in name of protection and they never left.         Countries occupying Kashmir get lot of resources, so they never want to leave Kashmir. India and Pakistan all fight for Kashmir. The civilians get affected very badly. The armies get affected as well. The lands in Kashmir got occupied by army for their infrastructure. Kashmiri get just 100 rupees per something yearly for that lands. Government gave these Kashmiris no facilities and these people suffer even more.   ...

        I saw a dream. I was with all the people (around 6-8 people) I met in Gulmarg in the room I stayed in Gulmarg. The hotel guy Rameez brought some drink in a barrel and poured down in glasses. He handed me one of the glasses. I was skeptical about my glass, whether he put anything in it. Rameez told me if I am doubting him, then I can directly drink from the barrel. He poured from the barrel directly into my hand and I drank.         Within 2-3 sips, I felt the kick and in the next sip, I passed out. After regaining some consciousness, I tried to talk and ask Rameez what was in it, but I couldn't. Then a minute or two, I somehow asked, "You put something in it, right?". He said, "Yes, but all of us too had the same thing. You are not used to it, so it kicked you more than us. Don't worry. This feeling will go in sometime. Just enjoy it till then."         After than I just enjoyed the feeling.      ...

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        Everyone says Delhi unsafe for girls/women. I say Delhi is unsafe for everyone. In Delhi either people feel unsafe or people create unsafe environment. Men harm men, women harm women, men harm women and women harm men; whoever and whenever one get chance. Its not only girls/women who suffer in Delhi. Its just men harming women is the biggest visible crime at current date. Its not only Delhi, even other cities also have similar issues. But Delhites are bolder than others, so crimes are graver.          Just 2 weeks ago, I was in Mumbai. It was new year night and I was standing in queue for Pav Bhaji, with my sister and her husband. I was standing behind my sister and she was behind her husband. The queue was pretty long and we guessed it will take around 20-30 minutes to reach the table. I was keeping a feet distance from my sister so that we can talk easily. I felt someone pushing against my thigh and my back. I moved ahead. Then ag...

Today I read a letter from Shenaz Treasurywala to some of the influential people, addressing the biggest problem in India that is women safety, believing they could make some difference. I could feel her pain in the letter. Next I read another letter from a girl, in reply to Shenaz's letter, equally painful that she even accused Shenaz trying to promote her upcoming film. That made me wonder why the men in cities like Mumbai or Delhi could want to do such a thing. It can't be that all are not well uneducated. I have even seen well educated men having no respect for women or even any individual. From where did they get courage, leave courage aside for now, we all know its because they know they will get easily through it. The question is what they actually want to achieve, by trying to do so. I don't want to say what, it includes all from groping to raping. Are they just trying to fulfil their lust? No it can't be that. Because many rich guys as well do so who can a...

        I have a friend Sanjay Rana, who had been a good friend of mine since I am in Gurgaon. It had been more than an year that we are friends. We hung out together several times. I attended his brother's wedding as well. There is guy Kaushik Sharma, who lives in his neighborhood. I met him twice. Once on drinks and once in the wedding.         Kaushik met with an accident 2 months ago. His left leg is cut off after that. I came to know this from many sources. But I could not even call and talk to him. What should I talk and how should I talk? His parents spent all the money in the hospital bills and are running short of money for further treatment.         I decided to contribute from my side as well. I could not call Kaushik so I called Sanjay to ask bank account number of  Kaushik's father so that I can transfer money online. Sanjay gave me  PNB account number of  Kaushik's father. I trans...