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Well today is my mom Birthday and i celebrated it alone with my sweet mom since my sister was in her house and my Dad was out of station. It was already late night and i was thinking what to do and then went to my area bakery and bought a cake. Then came home and straight away took the cake to bedroom and kept near my mom and woke my mom and then wished her. I hope it would have been surprise for her and then she cut the cake and then my sister called my mom and wished her.

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Well today is women’s day and i wished all my friends and relatives and then i came to know that Microsoft conducted a special recruitment programme for women alone and the package was around 9.5 lakhs per annum . I controlled my mind and thought of seeing any nice programme in TV. i was surprised to see in most of the good channels there was only women related programmes. Shit. I switched off the T.V and looked back to notice my mom and my neighbour aunt staring at me. I went near them with a great anger and wished them happy Women’s day and came to my room and searched in the net to see when is Men’s day and i was shocked to see there was no specific day for Men. In wikipedia it tells the first saturday in November month has been declared as International Men’s day. So it is not a fixed day . Very pathetic .

hello guys . its my turn to feel lucky after vinod. i too got a top up of rupees 50 suddenly and i was flying in air. my balance was 5rs and i was in the mood of doing top up and suddenly i got a message from 140 stating that ur process for 50rs is under process and after few minutes another message from 190 which stated that ur recharge for 50 rs is processed and i got 46 rupees and now my balance was 51. wow wat a surprise know?

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