Sometimes nature teaches life lessons in the quietest ways. It's just that you need to speak nature's language. So, I was travelling back to my hometown, and I found resilience carved into stone. Even if we fall or face problems again and again, we can still rise if our foundation is strong. That small scene turned my normal train journey into a meaningful memory. Roots that refuse to give up. What surprised me was that even though the visible part of the tree was small, its roots were strongly attached to the wall. A tree growing from a wall is already unusual, but the fact that its roots stayed alive despite people cutting the visible parts makes it feel symbolic, almost stubbornly alive. Not loud strength. Quiet strength. The wall is hard, old, restrictive, not meant for life. Yet the roots found tiny cracks, held on silently, and kept trying again and again. Even if someone removed the leaves, the life underneath refused to disappear. The fort probably stood there for cent...
Jagdeesh was born into a family of agricultural officers in Jaipur. He was the smallest among three brothers. They used to play together and have fun. He was very creative unlike his other brothers he loved to paint, loved music and drive. They crossed teens and the only work of the elder brother was to take money from the father and eat and drink. The time passed Jagdeesh completed his graduation he was passionate about stones, water and nature. He and his friend started a small business of finding water underground in rural areas. Everything was working fine. On one fine day, he thought that he should try taking some government exams and should have a settled life. Fortunately, he cracked the Airport Authority Exam. Everyone was happy. The only difficulty was that the appointment was in Delhi and he had to travel from Jaipur to Delhi for the job. His second brother also got an appointment from a rural bank. He also got shifted to a rural village in the state. On the other ...