For every lesson taught,
For every mistake corrected,
For every dream encouraged,
You can
never think them enough.
I am highly grateful to the founder, vice- chancellor ( Prof. Janak Pandey), for
showing me an innovative path and for his valuable guidance. I would definitely
like to place on record my thanks for his constant interest, encouragement,
motivation and support without which this M.Sc. degree would not have taken its
present shape.
Lastly, I would like to acknowledge everybody
who, though remain unmentioned, yet have been connected with my life span at
CUB directly or indirectly and entire staff of Central university of Bihar,
Patna for all their understanding and cooperation during
the entire period of two years that I spent with them.
“Today I had tears in my eyes when I remember those golden days
that spent at CUB campus.
Though I know that they will not come back that’s truth of life but even though
I am trying to recollect them and wanted to share with you all. There are so
many loving and bitter experiences that I enjoyed while pursuing my M.Sc.
degree. I often miss my Patliputra Boys Hostel where I use to reside during my
college days & that was also the proposed Boys hostel by university
administration. I felt myself there that I am enjoying at my home. Such a
parental care in hostel I never thought of before that. Every query is to be
solved by vc sir (Prof. Janak Pandey) just in a single nock.
One incident that took place there, I never forget to quote
whenever I meet any CUBians. Exactly I don’t
remember the date and day but my third semester was in progress. I was in
hostel Room no 07 Patliputra. My roommate Mahipal who belongs to Rajasthan
& he was studying M.Sc. Mathematics. Early in the morning he complained
that he has stomach pain. I just gave him the first-aid and thought he will be
all right. But the condition went worse & worse and he complaint of severe
pain now. I thought what should I do now? Being the Hostel Representative I had
taken some initiative. By the sake of god I called firstly our Assistant
registrar (Admin) Mr. Vipul Srivastawa and made him aware of the situation. I
don’t know exactly how our vice- chancellor came to know about the whole
situation. It was the time of the office; most probably he was going to the
university office. The moment he came to know about; he changed his route and
before reaching our assistant registrar and doctor he reached to the hostel
premises. I was stuck to see him there. Immediately he myself made a call to
Kurji Hospital Dr. V.K. Thakur and told him that please admit this boy and
perform all necessary treatment, he needed. He waited there around 45 minutes
and directed our Asst. registrar to go with him to the hospital. Meanwhile he
shared so many experiences of his Phd. Degree and life span at UK. I felt
myself privileged to talk with him on that occasion.”
Now coming to the best part of my college days at CUB. Some would
vouch for the great education, the great learning experience, the knowledge
sharing and other such scholarly pursuits. But I admit that the fun I made
while learning at CUB is ever memorable.
Today still I miss:
Silent mode mobiles in classroom
Last minute preparation
Overnight study for next exam
Internal marks problem
Bus comedies
Attendance shortage
Escape from seminars after having
refreshment………… and many more to be explained.
Thank you so much for initiating me to write and gather those
memories.
