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5 U, Me Aur Hum Whose Life Is It Anyway? s t c a Mount Nyiragongo in the Democratic f THE GLOBAL TIMES | MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2021 y r Republic of Congo has one of the largest e i F lava lakes inside its main crater. 5 U, Me Aur Hum Whose life is it anyway? OTime Tno Staret Anot heir Onne, Asn Is Thie Cnase Wgith Sosme O f Oour Revtired eCricker ters Devesh Pasari whole career after being involved in had a successful cricket career. Even Andrew Flintoff: One of the finest all- Of Here’, being part of ‘Sky One’s’ AIS Gurugram 46, XI spot-fixing in IPL 2013, for which he after his retirement, he took on various rounders of international cricket, sports-based comedy panel show, and was sentenced with a life-time ban from roles like Indian national age group Flintoff had a complicated relationship also being a presenter for BBC motoring ricket – a game that runs in the Indian Cricket. Since then, Sreesanth cricket manager, Kenya national team with cricket. Even after being amongst show ‘Top Gear’. veins of every Indian citizen, tried his foot in entertainment industry; coach, director of National Cricket the top international players and having and our World Cup winning he acted in Bollywood and Malayalam Academy, etc. But cricket wasn’t served both as the Captain and Vice Navjot Singh Sidhu: No one has Ccricketers are no less than an movies, and even participated in four enough for him, and he too, went a Capital of England Cricket Team, he had probably made more use of their embodiment of God for us, but what reality TV shows like Big Boss, Fear different way. Trying his luck in to let go of various critical matches and retirement than Navjot Singh Sidhu. A happens when the bat and ball are left Factor: Khatron Ke Khiladi, etc. Not just Bollywood, he debuted in the movie dabbled in and out of retirement because once professional cricketer with a career behind on the field and the players move so, but he also tried the political road by ‘Kabhie Ajnabi The’ on the big screen of health issues. Truly being an all- spanning over 19 years, he became just on with their life? Let’s trace the story joining BJP. With BBCI recently which didn’t go well, and so he turned rounder, he explored the avenues of as famous for his laughter and shayaris of some of our finest cricketers who reducing his sentence to mere 7 years, to small screen with ‘Taste Match’, a professional boxing after his cricket amongst Indian audience. Turning to embarked on unique journeys after we can only anticipate whether he will cooking cum talk show. He also worked days were over. He was also involved in commentary, judging comedy shows, ending their innings in the game. join the Indian cricket team once again as an editor for ‘Ekach Shatkar’, a various other projects like designing his participating in reality TV shows, and or will stay in front of the camera. Marathi sports magazine which was own fashion range, being the brand even acting, he left no stone unturned. S. Sreesanth: Once considered as one once known as the bestselling sports ambassador of Also turning to politics, he became a of the finest bowlers of the Indian Sandeep Patil: A retired batsman and magazine in Maharashtra. Jacamo, winning member of both Bharatiya Janata Party Cricket team, Sreesanth cost himself his an occasional bowler, Sandeep Patil the first series of and Indian National Congress. the Australian TV Show ‘I’m All these role models stand as a A Celebrity... testimony to the fact that just because Get Me Out one innings of your life is over, it doesn’t mean you cannot start another. Instead of putting a full stop, we should all learn from them the power and importance of always keeping oneself busy and chasing new passions. The judgement day Types Of Students We Encounter On Result Day Prisha Nigam , AIS Gur 43, IX C around their wrists because bhagwaan a little similar to their predecessors, ka saath nahi toh bas fir kuch nahi . only that nothing can ever scare them. ail-biting tension, endless All they need is to get to the next grade nights of anticipation accom - Nothing is enough… by simply scoring passing marks. Ask panied with endless calcula - Oh, literally nothing is enough to de - them what they think about the topper, Ntions of ‘expected marks’ – sums up a scribe this kind. The discontented, the and hear them asking, “who is the top - result day. Every student goes through disappointed, and well, always in dis - per, anyway?” this phase while waiting for their exam cord with their teacher about their results. And howsoever nerve-wreck - marks. Not even a staggering 98 marks Better luck next time… ing situation this might seem, it also out of 100 are enough for them, be - Well, these are the ones who repeat - brings with it a certain kind of excite - cause they had been expecting a 101. edly pledge to work hard in the next ment and joy, because who knows, This unsatisfied brigade or batch will term, at least that’s what they pretend after all the cribbing of not having always try and point out every detail in in front of their parents. Students be - studied for the test properly, you might the answer sheet to get those extra 2 longing to this category make plenty even end up topping the class. Now marks, and there’s no appeasing that! of plans of how they will study even that being said, we bring you an assort - more devotedly and make extra notes ment of students with their peculiar Contentment is key… of every class in order to score better emotions on the D-day! Yes, for most of you who are reading marks next time. But as they say, this in bafflement, such students do promises are meant to be broken. It is Praising the lord... exist. As they observe the aforemen - not long before their enthusiasm dies Reciting prayers 24/7, making back- tioned cribbing over the extra 2 marks down and is back to square one. end deals with God, promising to serve that the teacher won’t give them, these 100 laddoos in the temple- that’s how students are as placid as one can ever On top of them all… such students ensure 80 percent. They be. This lot is happy with whatever The students who belong to this kind, are the ones who decorate every page marks the teacher gives them because already plan to get their answer sheets of their answer sheet with Jai Mata Di , they know that there’s no point crying framed as soon as they reach home. and place their faith in the Almighty, over spilt milk. They are the *drums roll* toppers. forgetting about everything else. They Needless to say, being at the top for al - forget that maybe, just maybe, they Just getting by… most every exam, they have nothing to should’ve studied day and night for the “Why score 98 percent, when you can fear. For them, every exam is a cake exam. And yes, the ones belonging to easily get promoted to the next class by walk because they keep their mind and this category do not kickstart their fetching half of it?” is what students of eyes open while attending the classes exam day without a dose of dahi- this kind think. Mainly spotted in the and do not miss even the minutest of cheeni , not to forget tying red kalawa backbench of every classroom, they are information shared by the teacher. G T.
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