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Old man paddles fast for veg mart

Rising prices test the common man's standard of living. They weep blood in anguish. They cannot really tolerate the brunt of inflation hitting almost all essential commodities.  It is indeed worth realising that a poor old man cycled up to Kanpur's quite famous Ghantaghar area from Jajmau just to buy vegetables at affordable rates.  He felt absolutely satisfied buying all the vegetables at an acceptable price.  Undeniably, inflation has hit low-earning people hard in every way. How could it be refuted at this pressing time? Giving an example of one essential item, the very reasonable ingredient green chilli, he said he did not mind moving to the far-off Ghantaghar area to buy this particularly essential item from there.  However, he did not hesitate to mention that it was a cheaper market despite the long distance from the Jajmau area.  It was surprisingly being sold there at a comparatively cheaper rate. His face was worth seeing. There was not appearing any si...

Summer brings stressing life

 



For the general occupants, finding a room that is large enough to support a pleasant daily life and effectively produce a better feeling continues to be our top goal. It is what one discovers in day-to-day existence.

We choose to stay in the cosy, light-filled home to experience all the necessary calming pleasures; it's a truly unique atmosphere. 

Without even the most basic luxuries of adequate ventilation or a cooling equipment, how can we cope with such oppressively hot temperatures in a relatively cramped compact space? 

We don’t like to avoid the comfortable airy house to feel all the relaxing comforts permanently– it’s a really special feeling. 

In such unbearably hot weather, how can we adjust in a relatively suffocating small room without even the basic comforts of proper ventilation or a cooling device? 

If the rented room is small or big and turns extremely hot, it only forces nothing less than quite considerably unease ora bit more  inconveniences to the residents.

It only brings continuous wrath of the poor residents, for they do not get the basic relief from such prevailing heat within the small room.

In the absence of an air conditioner, humble residents suffer the most from the heat. They currently have an air-cooling equipment, but they only use it for a limited amount of time since they are afraid of paying a large electricity bill on these certain days. 

They start to vacillate between being and not existing. How long will it last in a weather situation like this, where all we can do is complain? We might claim that the unavoidably hot summer days cause both financial difficulties and bodily suffering.





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