Memory Lane Of Lockdown For Three Months
Today we are living in 21st century ,also know as the era of technology. In current scenario we are running towards achieving our dreams blindly. In this world full of competition every one is leading a life full of rush. But suddenly a drastic change came to this life " the pandemic - Covid 19" which took everybody to collect the past memories, time for family and friends , for the hobbies which were buried under the pressure of competive and fast moving world. Well memories can lead to enthusiasm , awesomness. But to remind the past one must have courage to face it.
Phone calls to the childhood friends which made the lockdown period so wonderful , developing new hobbies, making new friends , checking old gallery etc. There is like endless list of activities where we are trying to not live today, but go back to past to find answers of today’s thought. Listening the songs that are used to be favourite in childhood brings the memories back, the 22nd April which is celebrated as earth day helped to realise the childhood days when we used to plant the trees every year. But did we understand the basic necessity, lockdown pushed us to think about it. But still we are doing the same thing of running and running and then die one day. So we must understand that this is the sign of the almighty for this extremely fast running world to take a little rest from this and even he gave time for the mother nature to heal . This pandemic made us realise that only money can't buy happiness but sitting together with our family and watching the epic show like " Ramayan Mahabharata" which brought immense pleasure to this current generation .
After all we the human - the social animal forgot the responsibility to stay kind with nature and hence the almighty gave us the sign to become responsible toward the nature and earth. And hence to keep the earth healthy and balance it is our fundamental responsibility to take care of all the activities that we are performing today will give results in future.
By
Riya Dubey
