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Monsoon is Here...


Day before yesterday night we experienced first monsoon rain in Chennai. Generally in Chennai it is return monsoon that quench the thirst. But as per predictions from Indian Meteorological Department it rained. At night suddenly I woke up at 1.30 AM due to loud lightening followed by heavy rain. Lightening was so loud that I felt as if I am in the middle of bombing in any war. I literally experienced advancing monsoon towards North India. It will be reaching to my motherland in next few days where many are waiting impatiently. In India everyone farmers, people, even government is waiting for monsoon. Our economy still depends on it.

Anyway it will save us from harsh and merciless hot weather of Chennai for next some days. Monsoon pours new hope in life here. And what’s the life without hope.


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