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Surviving the Summer Heat and Job Hunt

Hello Everyone, I hope you're doing great! Summer can be tough with those heat waves, but don't worry, nothing lasts forever. 😂😂 I'm not sure whether to be proud of completing my degree without any backlogs or to be worried about finding a job. Finding a good job is way harder than I thought, but I hope my friend and I get one soon. By the way, have you read any good books lately? I recently read three books by Akshat Gupta and found them amazing. His next book is coming out this month, and I'm looking forward to purchasing it. No matter where you live, ice gola is the same everywhere. Just make sure you eat good quality and safe food.

Day_ 49

Hello everyone, and welcome to my 49th blog post! I wish all of you a healthy and happy life. Let's kick off today's blog by talking about my day. I started my morning with some prayers, visited the temple, and offered milk to Lord Shiva. After completing my daily routine, I hit the gym. I spent around 2.3 hours working on my back and biceps. Once done, I headed home and had my post-workout meal. In the afternoon, I went out for some work with a friend. It took quite a while, and we'll continue with it tomorrow and the day after. I won't disclose the nature of the work, but I'm hopeful it will come to fruition soon. Later in the evening, I accompanied my mom to the vegetable market to help carry the bags. That's enough for today; let's wrap up this blog here. If you've read my blog, don't forget to share it with your friends ❤️

Day_20 - College Navratri

Hello, everyone! Welcome again to my blog, Day 20. Doing it and doing it again, I've reached my 20th blog post. If you ask me, it feels great and blessed at the same time. Today, I want to share our Navaratri celebration at my college. We weren't expecting it, to be honest, because this was my first grand Navaratri celebration at my college, and it was held at night. This marked my last event in college, as I'm in my final year. We really enjoyed it. It feels good to share my photos with all of you 😁. Maybe this is the first time I'm doing it. I don't think it's cool, but for the sake of the blog, anything goes. I also played Garba with my faculties, She is one of my faculty Hiral Mam,  She won an award. Maybe the first and last in the IT department. Well done, Mam 🙌. I don't get why some girls have to record the slow motion of their choli going round 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️. By the way, this is my group, Krunal, Krishna, Shreya, Mansi, Shreya and me , half of my group

Day_18

Hello and welcome back to my blog, 18. Let me tell you something about my surroundings, specifically my parents. I am truly lucky and blessed to be the son of my parents. I feel that I owe them so much more than I can ever repay. Perhaps I can never fully express my gratitude, but I can certainly strive to repay them a thousandfold. Their sacrifices and the love they've showered upon me have played a significant role in shaping my current lifestyle. Every positive aspect of my life, every thought, and every ounce of positivity I possess is a direct result of their influence. Aside from my parents, I'm also fortunate to have a wonderful group of friends who are not only good but also incredibly loyal. My professors and mentors have been invaluable in my journey as well. I find their guidance and support essential when I reflect on what I have in my life. I can speak to them without any hesitation, which is a tremendous asset. In life, having such a supportive and encouraging env

Day_17

Hello, everyone, and welcome to my 17th blog. I hope you all are healthy and fine. Today was a very special day for me, and not just for me but for all my college mates. Let me start from the beginning. As you know, I'm pursuing a degree, and my college organized a training program for all final year students. When the name of this training workshop comes up, we all tend to become lazy because we had some unwarranted perceptions about training workshops from our past experiences. But, let me be serious; I genuinely found it helpful today. To lead the workshop, we had Mr. Paresh Bhatt from Ahmedabad, who specifically came to our college. I felt that I had a lot to learn from him. I was surprised to see how even a small change can make a significant difference when going for an interview. Perhaps if someone else had been explaining it at the same place, we might have found it boring or not chosen to attend another seminar. Friends, I always share my daily thoughts here, so I'm sh