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THE STORY RECALLING THE MEMORIES OF 2013

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The New Year has come. The journey of time has unlocked a new chapter in its unending game of lives. Unlike the past few years, this New Year is a symbol of change. It is a bag full of expectations and hope to the entire nation. The unexpected happenings in the previous year have now turned out to great expectations. Time can only explain whether these expectations are going to succeed.
 12-12-12; the entire world was either expectantly or satirically or hesitantly waiting for the End. Though the world has not ended, but by the end of the year, the faint sparks of hope and expectations have ended. 16th December, 2012, the entire nation was burning with protests against the filthy mindset of the people. It was probably the first time in the history of the nation that the entire country was protesting, not against a monarch, not against terrorism but against an abstract mindset of its citizens. The Nirbhaya incident has erased all the hopes of justice and peace in the country. Thus with not so expectant expectations the New Year was invited.
However, the year has witnessed many drastic changes in the organization of the society. Beginning from the anti corruption movement in 2012, initiated by Anna Hazare, the entire nation has started coming together onto a single platform to take various decisions. The Jan lokpal bill was moved, the system for fast track courts was launched, the RTI was put to better use and the sense of responsibility in the government was induced by the massive response to various issues.
The month of October has seen the entire nation cry after a legend wiped his tears. The God of cricket has left and all the disciples have bid him a wet farewell , thus inviting hundreds of Sachins to reign the kingdom .The country has seen the Mars Orbiter Mission launch successfully in space and the nation has “Run for Unity” to initiate the construction of the world’s tallest monument. Thus, the entire year of 2013 has got its dates written in gold in the history of the vast nation.
The year has begun with the Maha Kumbh Mela in Allahabad, paving way for millions of prayers to soar high in the skies but leaving hundreds of souls to rest forever in peace. The terrorist attacks at Dilsukhnagar have taken more lives. The giant landslide in the Uttarakhand valley has shown the real scenario of the end of the world. Thousands of innocent lives were lost as sacrifice to the frustrated nature. The end of the world which was planned for 2012 for the entire world has proved to have come to life at this point of time in this region of the world.  Besides, the Government negligence has taken many lives in different train and bus accidents. Though, the year has almost turned out to be a black period in the history of the nation, it has not succeeded in stealing the courage and unity of the nation.
The disastrous situations might have been successful in taking live but they were an absolute failure in destroying hope.  The old year has given the apt start to the new year of change. The Oscar has bestowed its showers on the Indian film and the Jadu has cleanly swept filthy politics off the ground. Citizens started growing vigilant and the media started being responsible. Thus with new hopes and new resolutions, the year has paved a wonderful path for the coming year. Expecting a new Government, new cricketers, new policies, new films and new happiness, let us welcome the grand New Year 2014


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