GHCL Digest-APRIL 2018
GHCL Digest-APRIL 2018
GHCL Digest-APRIL 2018
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Creative Corner<br />
Escape from Death – By Piyush Halani<br />
Assistant Manager-Finance – Soda Ash Division<br />
“Ved was cycling through an underpass when suddenly the road<br />
above collapsed onto him. He experienced a huge hit and went<br />
numb; with darkness encircling him. It all happened within the<br />
frac on of a second.<br />
For certain amount of me, he went blank and did not know what<br />
to do. Trying to free himself, he vigorously pushed and kicked his<br />
surroundings but to no avail. The impact was so high that he could<br />
not shout for help as well.<br />
A faint light coming through an opening drew his a en on towards the red s cky fluid stuck to his body. 'I<br />
must get out real quick; otherwise I will die of blood loss' he thought to himself.<br />
Some people gathered around the place and their sounds could be heard. Ge<br />
they did not have much me in their hands.<br />
ng him out was a tricky task as<br />
He saw the opening, from which the light reached him, was widening slowly; but was unable to reach it.<br />
Then, a pair of hands appeared, trying to support him to come out. Ved made one last effort and threw<br />
himself towards the helper, with his head reaching there first.<br />
The rescue was half way through when he got stuck again. The pupils of his eyes could not adapt to the bright<br />
lights outside, so he decided to keep them closed.<br />
With some amount of pressure, he quickly exited the hole; finally set free. Everyone around erupted with<br />
happiness and joy. They were clapping and congratula ng one another while his helper carried him. Fresh<br />
oxygen hit his lungs and he took a deep relaxing breath.<br />
Opening his eyes slowly, he tried to thank the people for helping, but could not u er a word. He realised that<br />
he was inside a room and not on the road where the accident took place. The people around had worn similar<br />
clothes. And then it hit him. He started crying as that was the only thing he could do. More happy shouts and<br />
screams could be heard.<br />
“He was not the same Ved anymore. He was a smaller Ved, Reborn!”<br />
April <strong>2018</strong> 23