About Me

Hello readers

First of all thank you so much for reading my blog. Your consistency is what keeps me awake. All your support, advice, are highly appreciated. I look forward to more interesting posts and a strong development in our relationship.


I am Jatin Kumar, an undergraduate student of Delhi University, New Delhi, India. I am Pursuing B.Sc (H) Mathematics from Rajdhani College. I Love to travel, to experience new things but the idea of posting all that came since this blog exist.
This Blog doesn't have any particular theme as I believe that we should keep changing and experience different things. We should have a lot of hobbies. It helps us develop ourselves in all the aspects. It calms our mind and brings peace.
Although I am not that much professional and I make a lot of mistakes, people make mistakes all the time but what differentiate us is how we respond to these mistakes.

If you have any queries, advice, suggestions the comment box is always open.

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