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What do you miss most when away from Silchar ?
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02/17/02 at 00:37:02 » |
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Hi all,
Till few days back we have a section called "Silchar says" an opinion centre. I am hereby cut and pasting the users responses ...
Himadri Roy Choudhury
The addas at various spots in Silchar...the typical pan-shop kinda things.
Anand Mukherjee
Silchar to me is home and I miss home and it's people as much as I miss my mother. The name itself begets an immense feeling of belonging and unexpressable ecstasy. It's been three years I am on the other side of the globe but I often take a walk down the lanes of Silchar with my old friends in my dreams. I wish I could forget about the world and remain lost in reverie.
Jimut Bahan
Maar haator ranna, ou Brajendrar dukanor samner pipe-o boiya adda,Jyotir NERCIQ/NERICID,syleti maath kotha,Rajudar egg-roll,amar Borkhola gram... ei shob jinish e duniyaar kuno jaigat pawa jaito nai...
Soumitra Nandy
I m missing dry fish....SUTKI MAAS
Shamim Ahmed Barbhuiya
i am from silchar ,i miss my silchar very much.though i am far from my home i feel i am at silchar because of this site silchar.com. i miss my parents and my brother ,sister ,friends... i love silchar very much.
Sandeep Dutta
Answering the question seems more difficult now that I actually decided to start typing. There are so many things about Silchar that I miss Para'r adda, silchar er riksa, fatak bazar, Kumbhirgram er rasta(?) diya gari'r suspension test kora, hidol, gopinath er samne adda, GC College, Holy Cross School, para'r matthey cricket khela, Gandhi Mela........ Also miss most of the people I have known. And last but not the least, miss my HOME all the time!!!
Rupam Das
i actually miss every little bit of silchar every passing second i am away from her...those sweet memories haunt me (ironic?,well maybe)...the place ..the people ..the affection ..the bondage ...everything.. i miss the bad roads,i miss the pollution ..i miss the ambiance ....in efeect i miss the very essence of my 23 years.
Dwaipayan Ghosh
i miss silchar's simplicity when i away from home.actually i m studying in bangalore for last two years and i m pure silcharian by blood.
Dipankar Das
I miss my friends, parents and the cricket I used to play in the gallis.
Raka Datta
Walking down the meandering course of life,when I look back and ponder 'bout what I miss 'bout Silchar,the only word that pops up my mind is 'EVERYTHING'.Those fun-filled school days,the academics-stuffed college years,the delightful respite fetched by College fests and the cultural programs at our District Library...well the list is endless.The crux is,I dream of Silchar every day.And every morning I get up with the lingering freshness of a well-dreamt sleep.That peps up my sagging morale.
Alokesh
Silchar: The very mention of this place brings nostalgic memories of my relatives back there. I grew up in Shillong but would visit Silchar often during vacation. Among the other things I miss of Silchar are local fish like 'moka-maach', sitting by the banks of river barak, the easy relaxing atmosphere, and most importantly the abundant supply of Sylheti bhasha and how freely it can be used!!
Arunava Deb
silchar,the name of place from where i belong where i have spend 18yrs is difficult to be forgotten.u come to know its importance when u are staying away.
Tuhin Das
I miss MACHER JHOOL Because i am staying in delhi
Sudip Nath Choudhury
I miss my parents, friends & relatives and most important of all I miss most Festivals like Durga Puja and many more. For instance , I learned that yesterday was saraswati puja only when I recieved a mail from a friend working at calcutta. I miss
Sidhartha Chakrabarty
friends, relatives and all the nice people i got to know will top the list. then ofcourse, all the pujas-specially dancing on dashami. elections- i just love election time. Addas-this is something of its own kind. playing carom and cards with friends and discussing the world in the club. also the yearly floods and light tremors(with full respect to the victims of gujarat earthquake), communal tension. good or bad, its our silchar.
Romario
I miss the addas and endless cups of tea that I used to have daily in the various para Teastalls . Gossip-mongers of Silchar, I miss u.
Hirendra Singha
Fighting with Rikshawalas.
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