GhooMmakKadDi

In a dense valley where even the sun's rays struggled to penetrate, there lay a peculiar village named 'Bhramakpur' (Village of Delusion). All the inhabitants of this village were born blind and deaf, but their greatest irony was not just that. Their senses worked in such an inverted way that what wasn't there, they saw, and what wasn't spoken, they heard. A simple sound would become the roar of battle for them, and a sweet fruit would taste bitter. In this topsy-turvy world, they tried to connect with each other, but every interaction was shrouded in deep illusion. There was always a strange clamor in the village, where people made random noises, gestured oddly, and bumped into each other. In their world, what wasn't, was the truth, and what was true, was non-existent for them. This caused them constant hardship, every step a challenge, and every day a new crisis. According to Bible Hub, spiritual blindness is the inability or unwillingness to perceive spiritua...

एक घनी घाटी में, जहाँ सूरज की किरणें भी मुश्किल से पहुँचती थीं, एक विचित्र गाँव बसा हुआ था, जिसका नाम था 'भ्रामकपुर'। इस गाँव के सभी लोग जन्म से अंधे और बहरे थे, पर उनकी सबसे बड़ी विडंबना यह नहीं थी। उनकी इंद्रियां इस तरह से उल्टी काम करती थीं कि जो होता नहीं था, वह उन्हें दिखता था, और जो बोला नहीं जाता था, वह उन्हें सुनाई देता था। एक साधारण सी आवाज़ उनके लिए युद्ध का शोर बन जाती, और एक मीठा फल उन्हें कड़वा लगता। इस उलटी दुनिया में वे एक-दूसरे से जुड़ने की कोशिश करते, पर उनके हर संवाद में एक गहरा भ्रम होता था। गाँव में हमेशा एक अजीबोगरीब सा कोलाहल रहता था, जहाँ लोग बेतरतीब आवाज़ें निकालते, हाथों से अजीब इशारे करते, और एक-दूसरे से टकराते रहते। उनकी दुनिया में जो नहीं होता था, वही सच था, और जो सच था, वह उनके लिए अस्तित्वहीन था। इस कारण वे हमेशा बड़ी मुश्किल में रहते थे, हर कदम एक चुनौती थी और हर दिन एक नया संकट। एक दिन, एक सिद्ध साधु, जिनका नाम 'ज्ञानप्रकाश' था, अपनी साधना में लीन थे। अपनी योग शक्ति से उन्हें ज्ञात हुआ कि इस घने जंगल के बीच एक गाँव है जहाँ के लोग इस प्रका...

For the past 3+ years, I’ve traveled daily across NCR with the same drivers, yet it’s *only in Gurugram* that people face constant harassment by traffic police. Multiple times and twice recently,  once near Good Earth City Centre and another red light turn near Gurgaon Highway, we were wrongfully stopped and accused of jumping a red light when the signal was clearly green. In the latest incident, Sushil Kumar from Sector 50 Thana stopped us mid-road, claiming we broke the law. When we insisted we followed the rules, he demanded we park, walked to his chair on the pedestrian lane, and said, "5000 ka chalan aayega." He dismissed our request to check CCTV, claiming, "There is no CCTV here, the judge will believe what I say." He accused us of not having a license without checking, saying, "Roj dekhta hu ese light jump krne wale logo ko." His irrelevant remark, "Kon sa judge aata hai jab wardat hoti hai, police hi aati hai," was pure intimidation. Eve...