MY LOCKDOWN STORY

By Yash Balwani, 19

Since March 22 when the Janta curfew took place, it seemed as if we were going to step into hell and gonna miss all we used to do, I was pretty much right. After the proper lockdown implementation, everybody was throwing their tantrums and I was sleeping with bizarre dreams here. So funny isn't it? I 'm pretty much like an Extrovert Involving Among people, matters, offering my own point of view. After the lockdown everything changed, it made me an introvert.

These 2 months have taught me a lot of things about people. People are always going to play a double role in your life. Putting a happy face in front of you and they want you to be alone on the other side Want you to face some sort of tension or depression.

No friends of mine ever tried to reach me. I became hopeless when they did show no effort. Basically, this is how I spent most of my time. Well, I tried to be busy with household chores, as well as reading books by authors like Chetan Bhagat, Ashish Bagrecha, Savi Sharma and survived the situation. And all over that PUBG still stands first then My Mum causes I wouldn't have survived in solitude without her. Seeing my street dogs in our grounds even petting is not allowed But I'm a lot addicted to street dogs watching their pups growing up, feeding them food seeing milk It practically gives me calm and relaxation.