Every university has its own stories, but our batch is nothing less than a full-fledged drama series with comedy, suspense, thrill, and of course a pinch of romance here and there. We are the batch that professors can never forget—sometimes because of our brilliant answers, but mostly because of our “creative excuses” for late submissions. If attendance had an award, some of us would win gold medals in disappearing acts, while others would proudly earn trophies for being “front-bench legends.” Our batch is like a mixed fruit basket—different personalities, different vibes, yet somehow perfectly balanced. We have the “serious scholars” who carry heavy books as if preparing for a PhD, and then the “chill squad” who carry nothing but vibes and confidence. Some of us are walking encycloped.

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A microbiological laboratory is a specialized place where scientists, researchers, and students study the fascinating world of microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and viruses. The environment of such a lab is carefully designed to ensure safety, accuracy, and precision. As soon as one enters, the first impression is of cleanliness and order. White lab coats, sterile gloves, and protective masks are a must, because the work involves living microbes that must be handled with great care. The laboratory is usually filled with the gentle hum of incubators and the clicking sounds of instruments being adjusted. Glass Petri dishes, test tubes, and culture flasks line the shelves in an organized manner. Microscopes, both simple and compound, stand ready on benches for close observation of microbial life. Incubators maintain the perfect temperature for bacterial colonies to grow, while autoclaves sterilize equipment to prevent contamination. Laminar flow cabinets glow softly with ultraviolet light, providing a sterile zone for culturing sensitive organisms. In the microbiological lab, each experiment feels like a journey into the invisible world. A single drop of liquid under a microscope reveals colonies of bacteria moving, dividing, and interacting, unseen by the naked eye. Students and researchers work with careful concentration, noting results in lab journals, labeling samples, and following strict aseptic techniques.

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Socho zara! Shadi ki umar aa chuki hai, ghar wale har waqt rishtay ka topic chhed detay hain, aur mai khud bacho k sath park me masti kar rahi hoti hoon. Jab mai slide pe chadhti hoon to bachay niche se chillatay hain: “Aunty zara dheere, slide toot jayegi!” aur mai hans kar kehti hoon, “Aunty kahan? Abhi to mai abhi bhi young aur fresh hoon.” Lekin phir mirror wali lake me apna reflection dekhti hoon to samajh aata hai ke shayad un bacho ka point valid hai. Swing pe baith kar mai full jhoolay leti hoon, aur bachay mujhe push karte hain, jese ap

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