ધોરણ 10 | విષય: English
Here the girl is talking about a rose plant. → False
The lover is compared with a white rose. → False (લાલ ગુલાબ સાથે સરખામણી છે)
The stories of love keep the girl awake the whole night. → True
The girl is attracted to him by the fragrance of love. → True
The fragrance of his words attracts the girl. → True
A red rose bloomed in June means it is very fresh and delicate. → True
The poet loves her as much as she loves him. → True
The poet will love her till all the seas become dry. → True
The poet wants to love her till the universe perishes. → True
(તમારી પર્સનલ પસંદગી મુજબ બદલાઈ શકે, અહીં સામાન્ય યોગ્ય ક્રમ આપેલ છે)
Shares everything → B
Worries about your health → A
Gives gift on birthday, friendship day etc → C
Rely upon him/her in any emergency → A
Never inquires about your personal details → C
Has the same taste and liking about food/dress/hobbies → B
Does not enjoy without you → B
Considers you as the best friend → A
Helps you in studies → A
Ready to take risk for you → A
Never criticizes you → B
Never tells your personal details to anyone → A
Tries to spend as much time as possible with you → B
Spends money for you → C
Advises to make you a better person → A
Loves you → A
Accepts all your limitations → A
ન્યૂ યોર્ક ગ્રાન્ડ સેન્ટ્રલ સ્ટેશનના ઇન્ફર્મેશન ડેસ્ક ઉપરના ઘડિયાળમાં છ વાગવામાં છ મિનિટની વાર હતી. એક ઊંચા, યુવાન લેફ્ટનન્ટે તેનો ચહેરો ઊંચો કર્યો, આંખો ઝીણી કરી અને સમય નોંધ્યો. તેના હૃદયના ધબકારા ઝડપી બની ગયા હતા. છ મિનિટમાં તે એ સ્ત્રીને મળવા જઈ રહ્યો હતો જે છેલ્લાં તેર મહિનાથી તેના વિચારોમાં હતી. તેણે એ સ્ત્રીને ક્યારેય જોઈ નહોતી, છતાં તેના પત્રમાં લખાયેલા શબ્દો તેના માટે ખૂબ અર્થપૂર્ણ હતા: "ચોક્કસ એવો સમય આવશે જ્યારે તમે ડરી જશો, ત્યારે કલ્પના કરજો કે તમે મારો અવાજ સાંભળી રહ્યા છો જે તમને કહી રહ્યો છે: હું યુદ્ધમાં પણ મૃત્યુથી ડરીશ નહીં."
તેણે આ શબ્દો યાદ રાખ્યા હતા અને તેમણે તેને નવી શક્તિ આપી હતી. હવે તે તેનો વાસ્તવિક અવાજ સાંભળવા જઈ રહ્યો હતો. છ વાગવામાં ચાર મિનિટની વાર હતી.
એક છોકરી તેના પાસેથી પસાર થઈ, અને લેફ્ટનન્ટ બ્લેન્ડફોર્ડે તેને ધ્યાનથી જોઈ. તેણે એક ફૂલ પહેરેલું હતું, પણ તે સફેદ ગુલાબ હતું. તેને પોતાની મિત્રને લાલ ગુલાબથી ઓળખવાની હતી. આ ઉપરાંત, આ છોકરી માત્ર અઢાર વર્ષની આસપાસની હતી, જ્યારે મેનેલે તેને કહ્યું હતું કે તે ત્રીસ વર્ષની છે.
તેનું મન ટ્રેનિંગ કેમ્પમાં તેણે વાંચેલા પુસ્તક તરફ પાછું ગયું. એ નવલકથાનું શીર્ષક 'ઓફ હ્યુમન બોન્ડેજ' (Of Human Bondage) હતું, અને તેના પાનાઓમાં એક સ્ત્રીના હસ્તાક્ષરમાં નોંધો લખેલી હતી. તેને ક્યારેય વિશ્વાસ નહોતો કે કોઈ સ્ત્રી પુરુષના વિચારોને આટલી સારી રીતે સમજી શકે.
પુસ્તકના કવરની અંદર તેનું નામ હતું - 'હોલિસ મેનેલ' (Hollis Meynell). તેણે ન્યૂ યોર્કના ટેલિફોન ડિરેક્ટરીમાંથી તેનું સરનામું શોધી કાઢ્યું હતું. તેણે તેને એક પત્ર લખ્યો હતો અને તેણે જવાબ આપ્યો હતો.
બીજા જ દિવસે તેનું આર્મી ગ્રુપ વિદેશ (ઓવરસીઝ) ગયું પરંતુ તે અને હોલિસ મેનેલે એકબીજાને પત્રો લખવાનું ચાલુ રાખ્યું.
તેર મહિના સુધી તેણે તેને નિયમિતપણે પત્રો લખ્યા. જ્યારે તેના પત્રો ન પહોંચતા, ત્યારે પણ તે પત્રો લખવાનું ચાલુ રાખતી. હવે તેને વિશ્વાસ હતો કે તે તેને પ્રેમ કરે છે અને તે પણ તેને પ્રેમ કરે છે.
તેણે તેના ફોટોગ્રાફ માટેની તેની તમામ વિનંતીઓનો અસ્વીકાર કર્યો હતો. તેણે સમજાવ્યું હતું, "જો મારા પ્રત્યેની તમારી લાગણીમાં કોઈ વાસ્તવિકતા હશે, તો મારો દેખાવ કોઈ મહત્વ ધરાવશે નહીં. ધારો કે હું સુંદર છું, તો મને હંમેશાં એવો વિચાર આવશે કે તમે માત્ર સુંદર ચહેરાથી આકર્ષાયા છો. એવા પ્રકારનો પ્રેમ મને અપ્રિય લાગશે. ધારો કે હું સુંદર નથી, તો મને હંમેશા ડર રહેશે કે તમે એકલતાના કારણે મને પત્રો લખો છો. ના, મારો ફોટો ન માંગો. જ્યારે તમે ન્યૂ યોર્ક આવશો, ત્યારે તમે મને જોઈ શકશો."
છ વાગવામાં એક મિનિટની વાર... અને બ્લેન્ડફોર્ડનું હૃદય ઊછળી પડ્યું.
એક યુવાન સ્ત્રી તેની તરફ આવી રહી હતી. તે ઊંચી અને પાતળી હતી. તેની આંખો ફૂલો જેવી વાદળી હતી. તેના હોઠ અને હડપચીમાં એક નમ્ર મક્કમતા હતી. તેના લીલા સૂટમાં તે ખુદ વસંતઋતુ જેવી લાગતી હતી.
તેણે તેની તરફ ચાલવાનું શરૂ કર્યું. પરંતુ પછી તેણે નોંધ્યું કે તેની પાસે ગુલાબ નહોતું. જેવો તે આગળ વધ્યો, તે મીઠું હસી, "મારા રસ્તે આવી રહ્યા છો, સૈનિક?" તે ધીમેથી બોલી.
તેણે એક પગલું નજીક લીધું. પછી તેણે ગુલાબવાળી સ્ત્રી જોઈ. તે એ છોકરીની પાછળ ઊભી હતી - ચાલીસ વટાવી ચૂકેલી એક સ્ત્રી, તેના ચમકીલા સાદા હેટ નીચે તેના વાંકડિયા સોનેરી/સફેદ વાળ ખેંચાયેલા હતા. તે થોડી જાડી હતી. પણ તેના અસ્તવ્યસ્ત કોટ પરના લાલ ગુલાબ વિશે કોઈ ભૂલ નહોતી.
લીલા સૂટવાળી છોકરી ઝડપથી દૂર જઈ રહી હતી.
બ્લેન્ડફોર્ડનું ધ્યાન બંને વચ્ચે વહેંચાઈ ગયું. તેને એ છોકરીની પાછળ જવાની તીવ્ર ઈચ્છા થઈ. છતાં તેને એ સ્ત્રી માટે પણ ઊંડો પ્રેમ અને લાગણી હતી જેણે તેને મહાન હિંમત અને શક્તિ આપી હતી. અને તે ત્યાં ઊભી હતી. તે જોઈ શકતો હતો કે તેનો ફાતડો, ગોળમટોળ ચહેરો નમ્ર અને દયાળુ હતો. તેની ભૂખરી આંખો હૂંફાળી અને મૈત્રીપૂર્ણ હતી.
લેફ્ટનન્ટ બ્લેન્ડફોર્ડે સહેજ પણ અચકાટ ન અનુભવ્યો. તેની આંગળીઓએ 'ઓફ હ્યુમન બોન્ડેજ' પુસ્તક પકડ્યું હતું, જે તે કોણ છે તે દર્શાવવાનું હતું. તેણે તેમના સંબંધો વિશે વિચાર્યું. "આ પ્રેમ નહીં હોય," તેણે નિર્ણય લીધો, "પરંતુ તે કંઈક કિંમતી હશે. તે એક એવી મિત્રતા હશે જેના માટે તે હંમેશા આભારી રહેશે."
તે સીધો ઊભો રહ્યો, સલામી આપી અને પુસ્તક સ્ત્રી તરફ ધર્યું. બોલતી વખતે તેણે વિચાર્યું કે તેણે જે છોકરીની અપેક્ષા રાખી હતી તેના કરતાં આ સ્ત્રી કેટલી અલગ હતી.
"હું લેફ્ટનન્ટ જોન બ્લેન્ડફોર્ડ છું, અને તમે... તમે મિસ મેનેલ છો. મને ખૂબ આનંદ થયો કે આપણે મળી શક્યા. શું હું તમને રાત્રિભોજન (ડિનર) માટે લઈ જઈ શકું?"
સ્ત્રીના ચહેરા પર સ્મિત આવી ગયું. "હું નથી જાણતી કે તમે કોણ છો, યુવાન," તેણે જવાબ આપ્યો. "લીલા સૂટવાળી એ યુવાન સ્ત્રીએ મને મારા કોટ પર આ લાલ ગુલાબ પહેરવા કહ્યું હતું." તેણે એવું પણ કહ્યું, "જો તે તમને ડિનર માટે આમંત્રણ આપે, તો તેમને કહેજો કે હું સામેના રોડ પર આવેલી રેસ્ટોરન્ટમાં તેમની રાહ જોઉં છું," અને ઉમેર્યું, "આ એક પ્રકારની કસોટી છે."
The lieutenant lifted his face. → (b) He looked up.
If your feeling for me has any reality... → (a) You truly love me.
And Blandford's heart leaped. → (c) He felt extremely excited
He felt a strong urge to follow the girl. → (c) He had a keen desire to go after that girl.
In her green suit, she was like springtime itself. → (a) She was as beautiful as springtime itself
Raj stood near the garden. He saw two women. His attention was divided between the two. Both were young and beautiful. But one was always with him in every situation. And the second one was more beautiful than the first one. So he felt a strong urge to follow the second. Yet he also had a deep longing for the first who had given him great courage and strength. And there she stood. He could see that her pale, plump face was kind and gentle. Her grey eyes were warm and friendly.
My result was declared and it disappointed me.
At night a lion passed by me but I was not scared.
My friend met with an accident and died on the spot.
The Cheetah crawled silently closer to its prey, leaped on it, and caught it.
Vidhi has a lack of self confidence so she is not able to concentrate on study.
Raj took part in the elocution competition. He performed very well in the competition so he expected a success in it.
leave → (b) depart
Sentence: The train will depart from platform number 2 soon.
suppose → (a) think
Sentence: I think we should leave early to avoid traffic.
pretty → (c) beautiful
Sentence: She wore a beautiful dress at the function.
sight → (a) vision
Sentence: The doctor checked my vision during the eye test.
feel ashamed → (b) feel guilty
Sentence: He felt guilty for telling a lie to his parents.
narrow × broad
pull × push
leave × stay
pretty × ugly
untidy × clean
pale × shining
valuable × cheap
shy × bold / confident
refuse × allow
coy × bold
drag × push
wish / want / longing × dislike
Unity is strength. → (g) There is power in team work.
All that glitters is not gold. → (j) Something what looks attractive may not be valuable.
Empty vessels sound the loudest. → (f) An ignorant man says he has full knowledge of subjects.
Too many cooks spoil the food. → (a) If many people participate in a task, the task will not be done properly.
As you sow so shall you reap. → (i) Actions of a person repay him/her in kind.
A wise enemy is better than a foolish friend. → (d) A stupid person is not so good as an understanding foe.
A drowning man catches a straw. → (h) When hope of success is fading, people will try anything.
To err is human. → (b) It is natural for a man to make mistakes.
An idle mind is a devil's workshop. → (c) Students should be busy with work so they will stay out of bad thoughts.
Necessity is the mother of invention. → (e) A problem encourages creative efforts to solve the problems.
Who is elected as the head of Grampanchayat? → Sarpanch
Who is the first citizen of the city? → Mayor
Who is in charge of the security of people at District level? → DSP
Who observes the correctness of decisions in the country at Constitutional level? → President
Who observes the correctness of decisions in the state at Constitutional level? → Governor
Who is the chief of the State Police Department? → IGP
A Collector is also called → Divisional Magistrate / Sub Divisional Magistrate
Blandford: a tall and young man, army group moved to overseas.
A young girl (Green suit): tall and slim, beautiful looking, green suit, eyes as blue as flowers.
A young woman (Hollis Meynell): a young woman, of about thirty, gentle firmness.
An aged woman: wearing a white rose (passed initially) / wearing a red rose, past forty, greying hair, wearing an old hat, rather heavy, pale plump, gentle and kind face, warm and friendly eyes.
(b) he was greatly excited thinking about the woman
(a) some of the sentences she had written in her letter gave courage and strength to Blandford
(b) she was as beautiful and cheerful as the flowering season.
(a) Blandford was attracted by the beauty of the girl.
(a) the girl he had imagined was not like the one standing before him
(b) he was attracted by her beautiful face only.
5.54: Blandford looked up and noted the time.
5.56: A young girl (wearing a white rose) passed by him.
5.59: A tall and slender young woman in a green suit came towards him.
6.00: Blandford met the aged woman wearing the red rose, saluted her, and invited her to dinner.
(When you come...) [When you come to New York, you shall see me.]
(His heart was...) [His heart was beating fast.]
(His mind went...) [His mind went back to the book he had read in the training camp.]
(For thirteen months...) [For thirteen months she had written to him regularly.]
(Lieutenant Blandford did...) [His fingers held Of Human Bondage, which was to show who he was.]
(Blandford's attention was...) [Blandford's attention was divided between the two.]
(He felt a...) [He felt a strong urge to follow the girl.]
(Yet he also...) [Yet he also had a deep longing for the woman who had given him great courage and strength.]
(If your feeling...) [If your feeling for me has any reality, my looks won't matter.]
How did the friendship between Blandford and Meynell begin? What did they begin to feel? Ans: Blandford found Hollis Meynell's name and address in a book named 'Of Human Bondage'. He wrote a letter to her, and she replied. Over 13 months of regular letter writing, they began to feel deep love for each other.
What did Blandford request Meynell? Why did she refuse the request of Blandford? Ans: Blandford requested Meynell for her photograph. She refused because she believed that true love shouldn't depend on physical appearance or a pretty face.
Describe the tall, slim girl in your words. Ans: The girl was tall, slender, and extremely beautiful with eyes as blue as flowers. Wearing a green suit, she looked fresh like springtime itself.
Describe the mental state of Blandford when he saw the young woman and the aged woman. Ans: Blandford was torn between the two. He felt a strong physical attraction to follow the young, beautiful girl, but also felt a deep gratitude and emotional bond with the older woman who held the red rose.
What did Blandford decide in the end? Why? Ans: In the end, Blandford decided to honor the woman with the red rose. He chose true friendship and gratitude over mere physical beauty.
What did the elderly woman inform Blandford with a smile? Ans: The elderly woman smiled and informed Blandford that the young lady in the green suit had asked her to wear the red rose as a test, and that Miss Meynell was waiting for him at the restaurant across the street.
"I shall fear not even death in battle."
By a red rose on her coat and the book 'Of Human Bondage' in his hand.
Notes written in a woman's handwriting throughout the pages.
He would have failed Miss Meynell's test of true love.
He read 'Of Human Bondage' in a training camp.
He invited her to dinner.
She was waiting at the restaurant across the street.
How long did Blandford continue writing letters to Miss Meynell?
Where did Blandford find the name of the woman?
Where did Blandford read the book 'Of Human Bondage'?
What did Blandford remember?
What did Blandford notice about the young girl?
How old was Miss Meynell?
How was the face of the woman?
When did Blandford see a young woman coming towards him?
Why was Blandford holding the book in his hand?
Lieutenant John Blandford was a young army officer. While in a training camp, he read the novel 'Of Human Bondage' and found meaningful handwritten notes inside it by Hollis Meynell. He found her address and started writing to her. During 13 months of military service overseas, her letters gave him immense strength and courage. When they agreed to meet at Grand Central Station, Meynell tested his character using a red rose and an older woman. Blandford proved his sincerity by prioritizing true emotional connection and gratitude over physical beauty, thereby passing the test of true love.
Hollis Meynell was a wise, thoughtful 30-year-old woman living in New York. She engaged in a 13-month correspondence with Lieutenant Blandford. She refused to send her photo because she wanted their bond to be based on genuine feelings rather than looks. To test whether Blandford was genuinely attracted to her mind and soul or just physical appearance, she arranged a clever test at Grand Central Station with the help of an older woman. Her experiment proved that Blandford's love and character were pure.
At 6:00 PM, Blandford faced a difficult dilemma. A stunning young woman in a green suit walked past him, while a heavy woman past forty stood behind her wearing the red rose. Though tempted by the young girl's beauty, Blandford chose loyalty and gratitude toward the woman who supported him during the war. He approached the older woman, saluted, and invited her to dinner. The older woman then revealed that the attractive girl in green was actually Miss Meynell, who had set up the test. Blandford's decision proved that true love values character over superficial beauty
saw → (PSO), have seen → (Ps-Pr)
has taken → (Ps-Pr)
joined → (PSO), has been → (Ps-Pr)
has just passed → (Ps-Pr)
has departed → (Ps-Pr)
has just stopped → (Ps-Pr)
have shifted → (Ps-Pr)
Is the lecture on? No, it has just come to an end.
They moved to Bardoli. They have not visited us since then.
I have lost my key. I had kept it here 10 minutes ago.
Sharon moved to Bhuj in 2010. She has lived there since then.
Mohsin and Milind have been on vacation since yesterday. They have gone to Diu for a week.
A: Did you send the letter I gave you a few minutes ago? B: Yes, I have mailed it just now.
Starting point of action (since): No - 4, 10, 11, 14
Duration/Period of action (for): No - 5, 9, 12, 13
You need to pay your rent. You haven't paid it for months.
Shall we play garba? We haven't played since last Navratri.
I am going to visit my hometown. I haven't visited since my last birthday.
Let's go watch a play. We haven't watched one since last summer vacation.
Why don't you pick up a book and read? You haven't read for a long time.
This house is a complete mess. We haven't cleaned it since Diwali.
Tushar: Let's go for the new Bond movie.
Deep: I have already watched it. It's not very entertaining.
Pratham: Don't forget to tell Monu the good news.
Farhan: I have already told him. And he was very happy.
Tarak: What does Jigisha say in her letter?
Suketu: I don't know. I haven't read it yet. I have been too busy.
A: Have you told your sister about this?
B: Yes, I have just told her. She will meet you soon.
Sachin: I enjoyed reading that new novel by Kiran Nagarkar. Is it his first book?
Pankti: No, he has already written four, but I think this one is his best.
Meet: Is that your father's new car?
Renuka: Yes, it arrived last week but he has not driven it yet.
Saumya: Did you like Rajkot?
Kavya: Yes, very much.
Saumya: How long have you lived here?
Kavya: I have been here since my birth.
Firoz: This is indeed a good party, isn't it?
Maulik: Yes, it's great.
Firoz: How long have you been here?
Maulik: It's been an hour. / I have been here for an hour.
Pritam: Do you still work with the same company?
Vibhuti: No, I am with 'Red Rose' now.
Pritam: Oh! When did you join it?
Vibhuti: Since July.
Sunil: Do you know Pratik and Preeti are going to get married in December?
Dipak: How long have they known each other?
Sunil: It has been three years.
Surekhaben: Today is Vinay's last day at work. He doesn't want to stop but he's 62 next month so...
Neha: How long has he been with his company?
Surekhaben: All his working life.
Zoya: I was waiting for the inquiry from your firm. Are you still with the same business?
Rustom: No, I have started a new one.
Zoya: I see. When did you start it?
Rustom: Since 1st of this month.
Incorrect: Krupaben is in the kitchen for last two hours.
Correct: Krupaben has been in the kitchen for the last two hours.
Incorrect: Nachiket has written ten pages in an hour.
Correct: Nachiket has written ten pages for an hour. (અથવા: Nachiket wrote ten pages in an hour.)
Incorrect: How long has he stayed here?
Correct: How long has he been staying here? (અથવા: How long has he lived here?)
Incorrect: Kavya likes playing guitar. She has played on guitar since two hours.
Correct: Kavya likes playing the guitar. She has been playing the guitar for two hours.
Incorrect: It rained heavily yesterday. The clouds become white now.
Correct: It rained heavily yesterday. The clouds have become white now.
Incorrect: The Prime Minister went to a UN conference in Geneva this morning.
Correct: The Prime Minister has gone to a UN conference in Geneva this morning.
Incorrect: I have got the news just now that the police arrested a celebrity involved in drug dealing in Mumbai.
Correct: I got the news just now that the police have arrested a celebrity involved in drug dealing in Mumbai.
My best friend's name is Rohan, though I affectionately call him 'Rohu'. We first met in grade 6 when we sat next to each other on the first day of school. Rohan is tall, slim, and always carries a warm smile on his face. We share many common interests, especially our love for playing cricket, reading adventurous comic books, and solving math puzzles. His hobbies include playing the guitar, sketching landscapes, and collecting rare coins.
What I like most about him is his kind, helpful, and optimistic nature. Whenever I face any difficulty in my studies or feel low, he is always there to guide and support me. Similarly, I help him whenever he gets stuck in science concepts or computer programming. We enjoy our time together by riding bicycles in the evening, studying during exams, and sharing our daily experiences. I am proud of him because he is honest, polite to everyone, and always stands up for what is right. I am confident that our friendship will remain strong, true, and everlasting throughout our lives.
It is rightly said that "A friend in need is a friend indeed." True friendship is tested during times of adversity, and I experienced this firsthand during my class 9 final examinations.
Just two days before our Mathematics exam, I fell severely ill with high fever and was diagnosed with dengue. I was bedridden and completely missed the last-minute revision classes at school. I was extremely anxious and overwhelmed about failing the exam because I couldn't attend school to collect important notes and question banks.
Learning about my situation, my close friend Aarav came to my house every evening after his own revision. Despite his busy schedule, he shared his neat notebooks with me and spent two hours every night explaining complex math theorems and formulas until I understood them clearly. He kept encouraging me and assured me that I would do well. Because of his selfless support and constant encouragement, I gained confidence, appeared for the exam, and scored top marks. That day, I realized that true friends are those who stand by your side when you need them the most.
Introduction of Main Characters: The movie 3 Idiots revolves around three engineering students—Rancho (Ranchoddas Shamaldas Chanchad), Farhan Qureshi, and Raju Rastogi—who study at the prestigious Imperial College of Engineering (ICE).
Main Incidents: Rancho is an exceptionally brilliant and free-spirited student who believes in practical learning rather than rote memorization. Farhan wants to become a wildlife photographer but pursues engineering due to his father's pressure, while Raju struggles under the burden of poverty and family expectations. Rancho inspires both of his friends to follow their real passion and face their fears. Along the way, they constantly clash with their strict director, Professor Viru Sahastrabuddhe (known as 'Virus'). Through various trials, including Raju's emotional recovery after a fall and helping Virus's daughter during an emergency delivery using an improvised generator, the bonds of their friendship grow unbreakable.
The End of the Story: Years after graduation, Farhan and Raju go on a journey to find Rancho, who had mysteriously vanished after college. They eventually discover that Rancho is now a world-renowned scientist named Phunsukh Wangdu, running an innovative school for creative kids in Ladakh.
Reason for Liking & Learning: I like this movie because it beautifully blends humor with deep emotional lessons about friendship, passion, and education. The greatest learning from the movie is to pursue excellence rather than success, as success will automatically follow if you follow your heart with dedication.
Below is an example of how to fill out the Slam Book:
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Name: | Aarav Patel |
| Nick name: | Aaru |
| Favourite colour: | Royal Blue |
| Hobbies: | Playing chess, reading novels, playing cricket |
| Best Friend: | Rohan Sharma |
| Favourite TV programme: | Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah |
| Ambition: | To become a Software Engineer |
| Role model: | Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam |
| e-mail id: | aarav.patel@example.com |
| Favourite food: | Gujarati Thali and Pav Bhaji |
| The book of your liking: | Wings of Fire by Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam |
| Least favourite smell: | Stagnant dirty water |
| Birthday: | 15th August |
| Favourite movie of all time: | 3 Idiots |
| Snacks: | Khaman and Masala Dosa |
| Favourite quote: | "Dream is not that which you see while sleeping, it is something that does not let you sleep." |