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Blog 3 | Why I Chose the Suzuki V-Strom SX250 – A Rider’s Tale of Lessons, Loss, and Liberation

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Hi Folks, Krishna here – back with another chapter from my motorcycling diary. This time, I’m diving deep into a personal decision: Why did I choose the Suzuki V-Strom SX 250? When there are dozens of options in the 250cc+ segment, why this one? Let’s start with a quick rewind: Was it a video that inspired me? – Maybe! Was it someone who influenced my decision? – Nope. Was it based on past experience? – Hell yes! Was it for showing off? – NEVER. The Backstory 2021 was one of the darkest years of my life – I lost my father to COVID. In that haze of grief, frustration, and confusion, I sold off my Pulsar RS200. It was a decision rooted in pure dissatisfaction. Constant breakdowns, unexplained issues, and the worst part? Only 21,000 km on the odometer – and I sold it at half the price. I couldn’t take it anymore. That’s how much it bugged me. I then moved for my higher studies and began commuting on a humble Honda Shine SP125. For over 2 years , I rode that bike an...

Blog 2 | My First Game - MAX PAYNE!

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Hi Folks, I am back, and this time, I’ll be talking about my first gaming experience and what this game means to me. Hope you guys enjoy it and relate to it! The Beginning of My Gaming Journey It was winter, and I was in 8th grade. As a kid, I had always been keen on playing video games. Since I got my own PC at a very young age, I loved exploring the desktop—drawing, creating stuff, and making a mess! But one thing always intrigued me: how did people download games? I wanted to learn, but my friends spent more time flexing about their gaming skills rather than explaining the download process. Then, one day, I got to know about a guy—let’s just call him the ‘lord of all illegal activities.’ He turned out to be my classmate and, coincidentally, my bench partner. Our bond grew stronger when we started copying during exams, hiding notebooks in our backpacks. Of course, as backbenchers, we had to be skilled in all sorts of reckless activities, and we were definitely A1 at it. Little did I ...