Yusuf

 Today I received my new laptop acer nitro 5 ryzen 5 quad , two days ago I had ordered it and now I have my new laptop. It is really amazing I loved it. I want to learn some Civil Engineering soft wares hopefully. I have been saving my scholarship money for the last six months to order this amazing laptop. Although this is not the exact laptop I wanted to buy but that was not available in flipkart and I had to buy this because offer was there on this laptop I profited like five thousands ruppes. The only difference between this laptop and the one which I intended to buy is that this one does not have any SSD which I am planning to install in it after some time because it has empty slots to do so...     Sometimes you gotta be very carefully about getting things you want I have been really conservative toward my money in last couple of months but it was worth it because now I am an amazing laptop which I can use for the next ten years minimum.

      So the year of 2019 is about  to end, In short this year was a good and productive year. I feel more grown up and more mature now. I faced some real challenges  and celebrate some victories... here I wanna mentioned all the books I have read so far in 2019.  Even though my aim was to read around 100 books this year but due to different reasons and activities  I was able to read only 33 books. while most  of these books which I read were in the form of hard paper  some of them were e_books.      first I am gonna write names of the books which I read and then I will mention  my top 5 favorite books from this year. 1- The magic by Rhonda Byrne 2- The power of your subconscious mind by Dr Joseph Murphy 3- First love just like the last one by Samar garg 4- Till the last breadth by Durjoy Datta 5-The essence of law of success by Napoleon hill 6- When only love remains by Durjoy Datta 7- When breadth becomes air by Paul Kalanithi 8- The boy with a broken heart by Durjoy D

From Kurukshetra to Kashmir  Today I want to write about my travel to Kashmir which was one of my dreams which came true so far… It all started when some me and some of my friends did not go home in summer holidays in 2019. So we said now that we did not go to home we should go somewhere in india. And Kashmir was our best option. It is a long way from kurukshetra to Kashmir so we wanted to travel by flight so we booked the tickets but we booked it for after month, we had a month before to travel to Kashmir. Then we decided to go somewhere   near around and unexpectedly we travelled to Nainital, but that is a story for some other time. We were a group of four people Ali, Riza, john and me.           After long days of waiting finally our day of journey had arrived at 22 nd July. It was Monday we went to new Delhi with a taxi. It was around 10AM we reached to Indra ghandi international airport terminal 3. Out flight was at 11:50 AM, so we after passing all check points

They say the passage of time will heal all wounds…                                                       But the greater the loss, The deeper the cut, And the more difficult the process to become whole again. The pain may fade, but scars serve as a reminder of our suffering and make the bearer all the more resolved, never to be wounded again. So as time moves along We get lost in distraction, Act out in frustration, React with aggression,  give it to anger And all the while we plot and plan as we wait to grow stronger. And before we know the time passes. We are healed and ready to begin anew.

This is an inspiring novel by young Indian novelist #savi_shamra It is the story of four adults and their dreams. Each Shaurya, Anubhav, Miraya and Kasturi. Miraya is lives in Mumbai and the rest of the three are from Jaipur. Anubhav goes to Banglore for getting admission in India's best business schools and after graduation he starts his own company which turns out to be very successful, but after some years when his parents  come to banglore to see him they meet with  an accident and both die in the spot, this event impacts Anubhav very bad which he looses control over himself, his own partners throw him away from company and he comes back to Jaipur where he meets the rest of the gang.         Shaurya wants to become a film maker but he does not have the courage to leave Jaipur  and  go to Mumbai and pursue his dreams, He tries  to convince his parents so many times but they never agree with him instead they want to him to pursue a course in CA and become a CA like his fath

It is an amazing novel by Indian female novelist Preeti Shenoy, this novel was in the best selling of lists of both Hindustan times and Times of India in year 2011.      The book is about a young eighteen years girl Ankita during 1990s in india, who is soon about to join the college, she is from kerla south India and she wants to go to new delhi and join IIT like her school friend abhi, but her parents are against her decision and want her to pursue her college in Kerla itself. So she has no other option than to accept her parents decision and join some good college in her own city. She belongs to an Indian strict and traditional family back in 1990s which talking to boys was not such a good thing to do for girls, and also no phone or internet were available at that times only land line phones were in some houses, ankita's parents also owned a land line telephone. She wants to keep in contact with her friend abhi but talking to telephone is a challenging task to do in front o

I don't remember the exact date of my travel but it was morning me and my parents left the hotel which we had been staying in the last two days, we had arrived to the place where cars were travelling to Pakistan we got in to a medium size car named Palankoch with three other kabuli women. During journey i understood from conversations that my mother had with them that those three women were a  mother with her two young and frankly; amazingly beautiful girls going to pakistan for same reason as we were. The interesting part was that non of these six people in the car were carrying any passport and it was an illegal trip to Pakistan, but it was okay at that time borders between Afghanistan and Pakistan were opened and passengers especially from Afghan side were allowed to enter without any legal documents because the most of these people were going to Pakistan only for medical reasons. and Pakistan was and still is earning millions of Rupees from Afghanistan's patients. It was