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A Self-Introduction to Me :

Some of you know me (through Facebook), most of you don't. Ofcourse because I am an introvert who likes to shut himself in a room than going out to meet people in real. So today, although it's been late, I will introduce myself (just in case, you are wondering where am I coming from)..

My name is Jyoti-blah-blah-blah. I am an alumni of CET from the branch of Electrical Engineering. At my home, in Dhenkanal, my friends call me Chintu while my friends at CET call me RANGA BHAI (out of affection) & nobody calls me Jyotiranjan. 

I got into this writing-thing in 2015 while using Facebook. The more I wrote the more I found things to write about & eventually enjoyed it more than engineering (yes, I must admit). Since then I have written on Facebook for 8 years till 2023 & still continuing this blog.

I was born in the same year Titanic released in USA & Dil Toh Pagal Hai released in India. 1997. I hope you understand what I am trying to say about me. At the risk of sounding like a bore, I must admit, attending the PATHACHAKRA events of Sri Aurobindo has shaped my childhood to a great extent. May be that's why a part of my mind is a sucker for Philosophy.

My favourite high school subject is Math. I love to Read books, write whatever I want, watch movies, sing Hindi songs, cook chicken & Gossip-when-i-am-in-mood. Besides I enjoy playing cricket, carrom & selling goods in my father's grocery store. However, I must admit, few things like shorts/reels, chess, horror movies, Instagram, politics & religion are not my cup of tea.

Talking about my influences, I have watched Interstellar 16 times, Kuch Kuch hota hai 12 times & Piku 5 times. These days I feel sad when I think about MS Dhoni getting only 3 balls to play in IPL, Rahul Dravid not getting a proper farewell & not being able to see Rafael Nadal play in his prime years. 

When I need peace I listen to Shreya Ghosal, Arijit Singh & when I need to feel energetic I listen to Taylor Swift & Britney Spears. And in silence, sometimes I wonder how glorious was Ratan Tata, how amazing was Steve Jobs & how badass was Elon-freaking-Musk. 

Coming to my professional life, I have worked at a Semiconductor company as a Design Verification engineer. Currently I am looking for a new job. Over past few years, I have developed a keen interest in the field of electronics & hope it stays that way in coming years.

I believe, TEACHING is a sacred job. CODING is a valuable skill. SELLING is something everyone must know about & HUMILITY should never be compromised at any stage in life.

Shall I say more ?  

Nah ... that's more than enough...

Thank you for reading.

Bye, bye . .

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