Training @ RSP

Welcome to Rourkela- RSP
We reached Rourkela on 19th May. Swati was there to welcome us. Swati's dad arrange all for our stay. We boys were given a flat. We started training from 21st as soon Nandini arrived. Our traing started from OBBP ( ORE BEDDING AND BLENDING PLANT), Swati's dad is the DGM of this deptt. So everybody there is very humble & co-operating to us. Bytheway we are assigned Blast furnace for our training. Officer there is Mr.Upadhayay a passout from MNIT, having same attitute of showing all 'TASION'.But Swati's effect much more than Upadhayay.We started off training in B/F under Sapru Sir's guidance, I learn that industry is quite different from what we read in books.We saw Sintering plant, Pipe plant, Hot strip mill, Cold rolling mill, Coke Ovens. Really its too much hot to stand by a blast furnace. Units are so large that one cant imagine by reading books.The Ore Bedding and Blending Plant has a base mix preparation system with on-ground bedding, blending and conveying facilities. We people doing 3 hour visit to plant we became very tired.My next blog will have all about our life @ Rourkela.

Journey to Rourkela

Journey to Rourkela:

This journey started from Jaipur. I along with six friends : Aakash, Archita, Bhavneet, Ghanshyam, Prerna & Shiv. (Believe me most of them are psycos)

We take bus to Agra from Sindhi camp. I go to sleep as soon as I capture my sleeper birth. We went to Dheeraj Chaha's room for a temperory stay. We take tea, breakfast & went for agra tour. Most unfortunately TAJ was close because of friday, as Friday prayer is going to held in Mosque in taj premises. I never understand why govt. take such decisions of close a monument like Taj for religious purpose. Half-hearted we went to see Red fort. Mughal palace architecture reached its peak with the construction of the Red Fort at Agra. Built over many centuries under different regimes, it is the product of many different architects who each worked on only a small portion of the whole. To our eyes, this gives the Red Fort a rather eclectic feel that is unified only by the ubiquitious red sandstone that gives the fortress its name.

As everybody want to have a TAJ sight we decided to go for Black Taj Foundation site but Bhavneet as usual not using his brain revolt against. He called the plan a shear waste of money which was not. It is hard to convince Bhavneet. Aakash had some argument with him too.

After viewing Taj from the banks of So called Pavitra Yamuna ( It is hardly pure, all blackish water) we reached house again. We take Lunch there and leave for Rourkela in evening for Kaling Utkal exp.

some old days memories

Phuskar Tirth

This post is coming quite late since our visit to phuskar. We went there in month of march. We went to Kaushik's home. Pareek was completely drunk. I never seen such a frank family ever. Uncle is just unique understand our feeling. We were 8 in number, Shiv, Anita, Kaushik, Naveen, Ganshu, Pareek, Deeraj & me.

In Phuskar Pareek & Chandak slept on road becoz of being tried of driving bike in night . We started Journey at 3am reached 6am in Ajmer. We also went to Dargah Sharif. My next post will have more about it..