I am in Bangalore along with my wife for the last three days at my daughter’s home to attend the birthday of my grand daughter. The days have been happy since you don’t get much time otherwise for this luxury due to continuous union activities at New Delhi.
Bangalore is an IT city and lakhs of youngsters are working in IT as also other latest technologies and businesses. The city has grown tremendously during the last twenty-twenty five years. Skyscrapers have risen everywhere with a large number of flats for accommodting the employees who are coming from all parts of the country. Sons and daughters of many of our comrades in the union, relatives and friends are working here. Every time I come to Bangalore, I wish atleast to meet some of them. But the time of my stay is so short, the traffic is jampacked and there is much distance from one palce to another. And you can meet them only on Saturdays or Sundays and everybody is engaged with their own personal works on these days. And of course my planning is also not up to the mark.
The new generation will have their own plans and methods of keeping their contact with their friends and relations. We have to learn from them so that we are also up-to-date.