Ek din zindagi aise mukaam par pahuch jaayengi ,

dosti to sirf yaadon me reh jaayegi..........

har cup coffee  yaad tumhari dilaygi,

aur haste haste phir aankhen nam ho jaayegi............

Office ke chamber me classroom najar aayengi,

par chahne par bhi proxy nahi lag payengi..............

uss waqt paisa to bahut hoga apne paas magar,

unhe lootane ki wajah hi kho jaayengi............

Jeeeeeeeee le khul kar isss pallllllllll ko yaaaaaaaaaaaar,

Kyunki zindagi in palon ko phir se nahi dohar aayengi...............

i recently saw TZP and was shred into tears, i just thought why do parents send their children to boarding schools???????????????????????????,i was out of any ans coz i got the best education  etc.. everything  i wanted from my parents, i just feel sorry for those who stay away from their parents for the cause of studies coz they are missing the colourful,joyful years,this is my view, anyone has ans for my question.

Wan 2 tell everyone about aurangabad:

Aurangābād, city in western India, in Mahārāshtra State. Noted for silk and silver handicrafts, Aurangābād is one of the fastest growing and most rapidly industrializing cities in Asia. Marathwada University (1958) is in Aurangābād. During the 17th century the city became capital of the Mughal Empire. The ruins of former fortifications can still be seen in the area, as can the great mausoleum, which the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb, for whom the city is named, built for his wife.

Ellora, village, central India, in Mahārāshtra State, near Aurangābād. Ellora is noted for its cave temples cut out of solid rock between the 4th and 10th centuries ad. Of the 19 large temples, some are Brahman and others Buddhist and Jain in origin. The Brahman Dumnar Lena temple is the largest, measuring 46 m (150 ft) each way; the most spectacular is the Brahman Kailasa Temple, 42 m (138 ft) wide by 27 m (88 ft) deep. Melon-capitaled columns, called amalaka, are a feature of the temples.The large, complex temples at Ellora date from the 4th to the 10th centuries ad. These shrines were sculpted out of solid rock and make up one of India’s most impressive sites for sculpture. The Kailasa Temple,  is considered the most spectacular of the cave temples