1955-60
After he left I felt lonely but independent. The
closeness with the junior boys from orissa was absent whereas the boys from
east Africa both the Indians and Africans
became more friendly with me. We as a group were invited to USIS for
competition and parties. In general knowledge I remained at the top, and used
to bag all prizes and get books in bundles. Then I was also member of the
public library and studied all subject including history. The last was to
compensate the deficiency in school.
There was one survey camp, in which we had to stay
in a remote place and do survey only for 15 days. The first time I cooked a
pigeon in ghee tin borrowed from the cook and the resulting soup was delicious.
The usual ncc camps once in a year, republic day parades and college functions
used to be real thrill.
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