It was not a long extended meeting with seniors, juniors and my own batch mates. A short one and lot to catch-up with so many of them. There were greetings, smiles and laughters. It was a feel good factor – always for the recently graduated batch (I suppose, they are still hungover with college 😛 )

For me it is that bond that is formed over the two years and people cherish for lifetime. When you see your seniors catching up among themselves as if they had the tons of stories to share and joke upon…laughing out loud. When you see yourself in juniors (just as u were there a year back not realizing it shall end soon)
There is a warmth everytime we meet. From my personal experience, there were enough of ‘too good to be true times’ and quite bitter times but then at the end of it, nothing mattered. All what mattered is them – the people there. I don’t even know how to put it in words but we all clicked – we clicked so well. We do not know yet though how many of us shall keep in touch over the years to come but I am pretty sure even if some of us don’t, there shall still be warmth that each one of us would share and connect to.

In the real sense of time, Yes it has come to an end but in all its virtues it shall stay alive forever. IIM Shillong is not just an Alma mater, it turned out to be place where I unleashed myself and it gave me the whole liberty to live it my way. More importantly they (batchmates) accepted me as I were.
So yes, these fellas made me fell in love with IIM Shillong so intensely that I just Can’t get over it!
To Invictus, Cheers!!
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Well written Karan!! Each one of us can relate to it… 🙂
I can relate this piece of writing with the discussion we had at the tea point…And ofcrs I know tea wala part was for whom…;)…..But missing missing waala feeling ho gya padh ker…:(
Thanku NSU 🙂
Kal sabse milke….it was a nostalgia…nd yes tea wala part is fr u, Adi, Mitaans, Heena…. 🙂
Talent hai ladke mein bachpan se hi 🙂
thanks bhai!