Question

A journey in a crowed train 100 words

Answer 1

Travelling it is said, is a source of education and delight. I hold a different opinion. It is source of education all right but it is no more a delight in the present day India. The population of the country is increasing at a tremendous rate. The impact of this increasing population is most felt when one ventures to travel by a bus or a train. You can often find people sitting on the roof tops of buses as well as of trains. An open violation of the rules, over crowding in buses and trains has become a part of normal life in this country. Travelling is therefore, a nightmare to me. I always try to avoid it.

But, at times, in spite of one’s best efforts, one just can’t put it off. This is what happened with me last month. My mother is a highly religious minded lady. The Kumbh Fair was to be held at Haridwar. She insisted on attending it. She made it a point of prestige. Since my father was away to Assam, I had to agree to accompany her. To make things worse, some more ladies joined us. I was compelled to accept the leadership of the whole troupe.