I should say it was a great initiative and it had great response too and which gave a great experience, as the time I spent there was great. The timing was not punctual it was expected to start on 3 P.M but it started a bit late around 4 P.M. This was on December 6th and as I came to knew about this through a circular from my company thought of participating in it. It was organized by the Samarthanam Trust for the Disabled commemorate the World Disabled Day which falls on December 3rd since 2005. It was a walk for 3KM which starts from Sri Kanteerava Stadium and stretches through the Cubbon Park and ends in the Kanteerava Stadium. It was good to see a lot of people around, school kids, college students and corporate people. All were there and showing a lot of interest. There were people carrying slogans and all against the recent mayhem @ Mumbai and it really felt good to know that there are still people here to care for the country. I met my friends after long time, since was out of the company from August I missed these people a lot and it was good to be with them. Shyam, Vishal, Sandeep, Parag, Satheesh and of course myself were together thought out the event and I had to leave sometime after the Walkathon and I did miss the cultural. It was a nice feeling and had a pleasant time.
The highlight was the talk that Vishal, me and Shyam were involved in we guys spoke about everything. I found that I had many things in common with Vishal. Vishal was a special friend to me as far as I am concerned he was the first fellow with whom I spoke on the day I joined Tata Elxsi so he is a special friend. I just realised that we too were in same frequency and it was good to be with him. After long time I felt so and apart from my close friend Venkatesh, I guess Vishal is the fellow with whom I found a frequency match. Its good to know that atleast there is a fellow around who has the same frequency as mine.
It was good that they provided stuff like caps, T-shirt, participation certificates and also provided water and biscuit through out the path.
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