Lockdown Days Covid 19: Part 3

5th May 2020

Politics never fails to surprise us. As the nation began Lockdown 3.0 on 4th May, there was a solid game of politics right from the morning of the 1st day. The Ministry of Railways in the order number DTP/2020/05/17 dated 2nd May confirmed that the local government (States) shall handover the tickets to migrant labour cleared by them and collect the fare from them and handover the amount to the Railways. (Point Number 11c). This notice was for the special trains that were organised for the transportation of Migrant labour. 

For the first time, after a long time, Congress played some politics which caught the ruling party off guard and on the back foot leaving them to do nothing but damage control with lies through out the day. On the morning of 4th May 2020, Congress President made an announcement that all state Pradesh Congress shall bear the prices of tickets of the migrants labour as the Central government was not providing them free of cost. No wonder this Government doesn't care about the citizens at all. This the same labour who hasn't earned a penny in the last 45 days, are totally dependent on food and shelter which is provided by either state government or some NGOs. How on earth can they afford to pay 800-1500 ticket prices? 

As soon as this announcement was made, the IT machinery was diverted to do all damage control. Now just see the entire chronology of what was said and done to give the party a face saving exit.

To begin with the Government spokesperson, ANI, tweeted quoting Government source's (Not any official order) that government will be waiving off the ticket prices for the special trains. But this was in vain, as at ground level many labour had already paid the ticket prices.

Then came the ruling partys IT machinery. They started sending out tweets quoting a government order which mentioned that no ticket sales will be done in the window. Well the order is true but one needs to applaud the guts of these IT machinery that they can speak and shout any level of nonsense to supress the truth. Now let's see the facts, why did the order say No tickets will be sold at the window? Because each labour who wished to travel in these special trains had to register to the local police station and then they will be directed to the Nodal officer from whom the tickets will be provided to them. So obviously there will be no ticket distribution in the window. But when you have just shout, be it white lies, we are just left with an option to stand up and do Slow Claps.

Next up was the Times Now who now started out giving news that only Rajasthan, Maharashtra and Kerala Government took money from the labours. Another slow clap moment because what has state government to do about railways which comes under the Central Government purview? But luckily, to counter this channel, no one had to do anything as their own group companies paper Ahmedabad Mirror had done a news that the trains which left from Gujarat had collected money from the labour for the tickets, a BJP ruled state.

The MP of Rajya Sabha of BJP, Subramaniam Swamy had tweeted saying how moronic of the Government to collect Money from the labour. Later he tweeted again, now acting as a spokesman, that Railway Minister has been informed and no money will be collected from the labours. The Central Government will bear 85% and respective State Government will be paying 15%. Again, now the question came up was how did they arrive at the above figures? Let me explain, because this is another Jumla in the language of ruling party.

If at all you are buying a ticket from IRCTC website or ticket window the price you pay is already a subsidised price. Since railway is the heart of transport for majority of the population, the tickets are provided at a subsidised rate to the citizens. But damage control had to be done, so a BJP spokesperson tweeted this and it was used a reference by all IT machinery. I quote the tweet, "Railways already subsidises 57% of passenger fare . 1/3 rd passengers & empty train on return journey adds another 28%. This 85% is borne by railways . It’s asking another 15% from states of origin and not from labour". 

Now mind you, media person had already covered news for labours who had paid for the tickets and this tweet came up at 4:16 PM on 4th May. The person clearly mentions 'Railway already subsidises' which means the rate which we pay is already a subsidised rate. And that was coming somewhere between 800-1500. How does the 57% + 28% came only he knows. 

They even used the Press Trust of India Twitter handle to give way tweets of quoting Government source's that no charge will be levied on the citizens. But in all this noise, not a single official order by the railways confirming that they are not charging for the tickets.

Honestly, I am speechless now to comment about it. I just remembered few lines of a famous Marathi song from the movie Sinhasan:

कसे पुण्य दुर्दैवी अन् पाप भाग्शाली

अरे पुन्हा आयुष्यांच्या पेटवा मशाली

And for sure I am not a Congress fan either. These days I am watching a documentary on World War 2 on Netflix where I came across a stark similarity. When the Anglo American airforce had started Air Raids on the soil of Germany, their main intention was to cut the infrastructure of the country and break the morale of the citizens of Germany. But inspite of the all the damages done by those air raids, the citizens morale never came down and they were still seen in support of their Führer. Though I saw this part on the same day any resemblance is a mere coincidence.

6th May 2020

I had come across a post in Instagram of an ultra runner who had done an innovative workout to beat the lockdown blues. It wasn't something new, but he added some tastemaker to it to make it more attractive. It was about climbing the stairs of your building up & down, which is already their in my routine too which I had mentioned in the first part of Lockdown diaries. So what is the tastemaker then? The guy had listed out Top 10 buildings in terms of floors and then he did the calculation that how much will he have to climb his own building to achieve the feat of climbing the Top 10. I will break it down to make it more simpler. My building has 14 Floors. Lets take the example of Burj Khalifa which has 163 Floors. So how many times do I have to climb the stairs of my building up & down to achieve the climbing and coming down on the stairs of Burj Khalifa's 163 floors once:

Simple Math.163 divided by 14 comes to 11.64. So that means climb my buildings stairs (14 floors) up & down 11 times which will cover 154 floors (11 x 14). Now that leaves me the 0.64 (11.64 - 11) i.e. 9 floors (163 - 154). So in the 12th round I will have to climb up & down only 9 floors. So that will cover the total floors of Burj Khalifa. 

So taking this as a new task for Lockdown 3.0, I prepared the below table:

Name	Floors	My Building Floors	Number of times climb to be made	Rounding off	Rounding off	Total Floors climbed
Burj Khalifa	163	14	11.64	11*14=154	1*9=9	163
Shanghai Tower	128	14	9.14	9*14=126	1*2=2	128
Goldin Finance Centre	128	14	9.14	9*14=126	1*2=2	128
Lotte Tower	123	14	8.79	8*14=112	1*11=11	123
Abrai Al Bait Clock Tower	120	14	8.57	8*14=112	1*8=8	120
International Commerce Centre	118	14	8.43	8*14=112	1*6=6	118
World One (WIP)	117	14	8.36	8*14=112	1*5=5	117
Ping An Finance Centre	115	14	8.21	8*14=112	1*3=3	115
Guangzhou Finance Centre	111	14	7.93	8*14=112	-	112
Willis Tower	108	14	7.71	7*14=98	1*10=10	108

I kicked from today itself, covering the Willis Tower. So considering my regular workout schedule with the Sunday break. If all goes well, then I will be on top of Burj Khalifa on 16th May 2020 which is the penultimate day of the Lockdown 3.0. Yeah, I know it is a daunting task. So lets see how things workout ahead.

11th May 2020

Its been a terrifying week. So much happened back to back that good news seems to have become scarce. There was a gas leak in Vizag in a chemical plant which lead to 11 people and few animals dead and 1000s infected. The images which came were really horrifying. If this wasn't enough, next day we woke up to news that a goods carrier train crushed the migrant Labour who were apparently sleeping in the tracks. The labour who didn't get the transport to their native place in Madhya Pradesh had started to walk towards their homes. Enroute they decided to rest for a while on the railway tracks only to be dead in the sleep. 18 workers were killed. The images of Rotis lying on the track were bone chilling. Next day even a newspaper had a headline saying we are out of words. The biggest irony in all this was, the dead bodies of the labour were sent to their homes in a special train. The same train they had expected to arrive to take them back alive. The debate on the money taken from labour who were lucky to get the trains also didn't go into any logical conclusion as the Railways never came out with any official document. So much for living upto the name of PM Cares. On the other side the Government had started flying planes and sending navy ships to get them back from various destinations. Even the Covid 19 area too didn't give any cushion as the total effected cases have gone beyond 67000. With the Lockdown 3.0 coming in its last week, we still have no clarity as to what will happen next. 

The only ray of hope in all this was seen coming from Kerala. The last I checked was the state had 505 cases in total and around 450 have recovered. They have been able to tackle the Covid situation very bravely without any much assistance from the Central Government. And not to forget this was the same state which registered the first case in India, the patient who had directly come from Wuhan. Let's hope even Maharashtra sees some good days. But summer surely isn't the season for good news.

At personal front, the new task which I mentioned above for Lockdown 3.0, I completed 5 days of the same. Well surprisingly, it has went well uptill now. So now the Top 5 buildings in the world are remaining. The weighing scale too gave some relaxation with it coming down by a small fraction (0.5Kilos).  

15th May 2020

On 12th May the PM addressed the nation, but not related to Covid. It was more of a lecture on AtmaNirbharta, how we should buy local and make our brands as global brands. To be honest I am 100% in for this idea. But like the old saying goes, charity begins at home. Well the man who just wants a country to all of a sudden turn local is the same man who is driven in BMW, writes using a Mont Blanc has an eye gear of Maybach and watch of Movado. But then expecting logic and honesty from the current ruling dispensation is an Interstellar dream. I remember back in 2014 when the current PM was CM of state Gujarat. He use to be driven in Scorpio which is an Indian brand. When he first time landed in Delhi, the victory lap too was in that car. The owners of Mahindra had then tweeted that if we are provided the rules and regulations of how a PM car should be we will be happy to design one for them. I then had seriously hoped that PM might agree to that considering the RSS background. But unfortunately that didn't happen. And here we are after 6 years in power they suddenly remember to become local. Let's see how things go. 

Among other things he also hinted that there will be a Lockdown 4.0 but this time with different rules. However considering Mumbai is the Covid Capital of the country we knew an extension was bound to come. We have already crossed 80000 cases after the 20 lakhs test which were conducted till yesterday. 

About me, my routine is still the same. Work, eat, sleep and do some or the other type of workout to ensure we don't land back on sqaure one. I had heard the term of binge watching a lot but never did that as I use to have something or the other in my hand instead of watching a series the whole day. But here I am finally doing it. Not sure if I mentioned above, or even if I did would like to mention it again. I completed Family Man, Special Ops, Jack Ryan, Bard of Blood, Dark, Stranger Things, Money Heist, Breaking Bad, Suits, Rise of Empires - Ottoman, World War 2, Tanhaji, Tashkent Files, Extraction, Cosmos, The Spy, Darkest Hour, R.A.W., One Day, Angrezi Medium, The Angel, The Meg, Contagion. And currently I am watching 13 Reasons Why, Vietnam War, Cricket Fever (MI), Inside the Mossad and may start Patallok. Also finally completed Raghuram Rajan autobiography. And currently I am reading a book on Panipat War. As regards to my progress on the Lockdown 3.0 task, I have completed 9/10 tasks successfully. And most important is today I climbed the Top Most Building in the world, the Burj Khalifa. Yeah, as per the schedule in the abovementioned table that should be happening tomorrow, but then I took some liberty to alter it at the very last moment and shuffled the number 1 & 2. So all I am left is to climb the Top Second building in the world tomorrow to ensure I complete the task. This week has also been a bit busy on work front too. Generally I do get some spare time in working hours but this week was a packed one. So signing off for the day. 

16th May 2020

Its the penultimate day of Lockdown 3.0 and last day for my Task of climbing the Top 10 buildings in the world. Thankfully I was able to climb those successfully. Completed the last piece today in 56 minutes. So lets see now what to do next. Its been almost 6 weeks now. I must say there has been some improvement but it is just a small push. Still a long way to go. There are also some other things this lockdown has taught me. Ever wondered why are criminals kept in prison cells and not allowed to roam outside like how we use to before the lockdown. I am not sure what was the original idea behind a prison. But my personal experience says that those walls in which you are confined gives you the time to do some real thinking. Thats what this lockdown has been all about. It makes you realise who you really are as a person without the cloak you wear for the world. Many a times because of our impulsive behaviour we have ruined some moments or hurt some closed ones. Its not what we think always, is the reality. Truth is always, always stranger than fiction. Because it is simple, without any tempering or icing. So I have decided to write down what are the things that pisses me off or gets on my nerves. Becauses those are my areas of improvement. Ofcourse its not a badge of honour that it will be in public domain. As such improvements need to be done silently without anyone getting any part of the heat. So yes, among others this will also be a task for the upcoming Lockdown 4.0. Awaiting for the official news on it. Till then I will get back to some home work or binge watching.

17th May 2020

Sunday means the relaxing day. Its been 54 days since the country is in Lockdown. Almost two full months since I had a good running workout. It seems ages since I left my house. But the workouts which I have been doing has been good. Nothing planned as of now. After the last task which lasted for 10 Days and ended up climbing over 1200 floors thinking of going easy this week. Work pressure will also be there as deadlines are coming and our bosses are eager to wrap it within original deadlines to gain some brownie points from clients saying inspite of Covid 19 we did fulfill our commitment without using the option of extension. On other news, I also completed the Cricket Fever and Mandalorian series to add more feathers to the list I mentioned above.

Covid 19 cases are multiplying faster now. India has now crossed the six figure mark of which the last 25000 came in just 5 days.

The news of Lockdown 4.0 finally came in. This one will now last till 31st May. So technically the country will locked for 68 Days. As of now I ain't sure if I will do a fourth part in this series. But as they say, Never say Never. Ending Part 3 with a hope that we soon reach the peak so the curve starts coming down.   

-SR.

PS: May The Force Be With You!!

Nothing More Nothing Less

What is it that doesn't let you sleep

A question I asked myself at the stroke of midnight

And it wasn't a surprise

That reasons for it are too many

Depends which prism you are looking through

You ask a winner what doesn't let you sleep

They would say the hunger to continue the streak

But if you ask someone who would be on the opposite side of them

They would say the desparation to end the streak

You ask a strong-minded what doesn't let you sleep

They might say few things from which you may conclude

They know things

But if you ask someone who is on the opposite side

They might say tons of things and yet you will feel

They know nothing

So it all depends on which colour of glares you wearing

Coz that is how the world will be painted by you

But what if we say about a possibility that

The answer to that question just maybe

You don't know, what really is going on

I mean we aren't perfect or a programmed  machine

No one is a 'I Know All' person

Coz if anyone feels like that

They are just fooling themselves

The winner who is trying to maintain that streak

Will never be able to bask in the glory of it

We create a façade so people don't look through it

These are same breed who categorise people

Coz that is the easy way

That's the reason I called out one winner

But didn't mention the other as loser

Or said someone who is strong-minded

But didn't call the other as weak

Coz who are we, what do we know?

We are just a peck of dust

Nothing more Nothing less

So coming back to that same question at half past midnight

I would say I really don't know 

And I will keep it that way and just close my eyes

-SR.

PS: May The Force Be With You.

Lockdown - Covid 19: Part 2

15th April 2020

As mentioned in my previous post, the inevitable finally happened. CM of Maharashtra after interacting with the PM extended the lockdown in the state till 30th April. This was after Odisha and Punjab had already done their part by extending it till the same date. Whereas the PM in address to nation on last day of lockdown announced the extension of it upto 3rd May. So that means a 21 Day part one is over. And 19 days part 2 begins. A total of 40 days closure.

By now most people have become used to the new routine. Generally it requires 21 days to build in a new habit. So now it is safe to say that people have become habitual to it. But as I came across a caption today in Instagram which read Social Distancing is for those who have a house to stay, food to eat and savings in their banks. The picture was of a bridge on Yamuna river where people, mostly labours, were staying below it and were surviving on one meal which was provided to them by the nearby Gurdwara.

To be honest the situation of migrant labour, those who survive on daily wages is worst than one can imagine. There are images of these labours carrying their luggage and walking miles on the road towards their homes. They do not have food nor water nor money. The reason why I criticized the lockdown in my first post was because of this. Had a notice of atleast 2 days given before imposing the Lockdown, people who wished to go back could have used the available transport for reaching their home town. Ofcourse, the lockdown was essential. But not in a way that in the bargain of saving lives from Covid 19 we hear about people dying from hunger or accidents. A recent survey which I came across on Twitter done by SWAN who talked with approximately 11K stranded workers. The report said 96% got no ration from the government, 70% didn't get cooked food from any agency while 89% of them said they were not paid by the employer. Such is the plight of the migrants. And then when you hear about the incidents which happened in Delhi, Surat and Mumbai. People safe under their roofs enjoying the seasonal fruit criticise them, whereas balcony government (As Kamal Hassan referred to the government) doesn't have any answers to this. But somehow state CMs only of Delhi and Maharashtra are held responsible for the same.

Surely before I begin with, a special salute to such politicians who can think about politics even in such pandemic situation. As soon as the lockdown extension was announced ABP Majha played a news saying trains may leave from certain stations towards North India for migrant labour. In their defense they have claimed that there was a railway department note that the South Central Railway may run trains for the migrants, but it was just a proposal. And the proposal was already rejected by the railways on 13th April. The news on the base of this rejected order was played on 14th April, an hour after the second part of lockdown was announced. Also what is intriguing is how only one channel had access to it and not any other news channel? After hearing the news a huge crowd gathered at Bandra Terminus. Police had to resort to lathi charge to disperse the crowd. 

And I do not need to say any further things about the opposition party in Maharashtra. Everyone was quite when the same thing happened in Surat as it is their party who is in power. And yes we did saw how after the Home Ministers intervention 28 luxury buses were ordered for 1800 tourist from different district of Gujarat stranded in Uttarakhand, to bring them back. We all knew the lockdown was bound to increase, so why wasn't the railways asked to run special train for transporting the labours to their home states. The CM when increasing the state lockdown till 30th April had used the term "Minimum" which means if the cases go on increasing then the lockdown can further be extended. All I can do is really hope and pray they atleast get food to eat and a roof to stay until they are away from their homes or till they find a passage towards their homes.

19th April 2020

The state government did take action against the journalist regarding the news. The police arrested him and was produced in front of the session court. The court also agreed that the news was incorrect and that media has the ability to influence a larger number of people. Though there is freedom of press, but that right has to be used responsibly by the journalist. The court also agreed that the channel did not give timings of the trains, but the mere fact that trains will be running was enough for the large gathering that happened in Bandra. Hence there is no requirement of further interrogation as everything was put in front of the court so the court granted him judicial custody.

I, officially completed two weeks of the new workout schedule. Unfortunately it didn't show any impact on my weight figure as it is still up by a kilo when I checked on 19th April morning. As I am already spending approximately 2:15 Hours daily in the workout, I do not wish to extend the same as then that would have negative impact on my conviction power and I might loose interest in it. Also it needs approximately 21 days for any new habit to settle in. I am just two weeks into it. So still one more week to go to get settled in the same. I may think of trying to have some running in my building complex in the early hours of the morning on one of the day in the week. Also the exercises are taking time of more than 30 minutes, so I may divide the same in to two part. On one day I will concentrate only on legs which includes Squats, Lunges, Calf Raises whereas the next day I will take up the exercises of Upper body which may include Planks, Pushups, Sit Ups, Sides. But then this is all in my head as of now. When the day and time of the day will come I may think about what to do and what not to do. So just hoping that what I am doing is at the least sufficient to not shoot my weight any further up, if not going down. Currently it isn't happening, though.

As of today there are still two weeks to go in the official lockdown. However the governments have taken the decision to start some industries and other related things by April 20th. PM had announced in his speech of lockdown that few concessions will be given to those where the intensity of Covid 19 is less. However Mumbai being the epicentre of Maharashtra it doesn't seem that we shall get any of those concessions.

Speaking of the lockdown, that one decision is surely commendable that we announced the lockdown even before we had crossed 500 cases countrywide. Though as I mentioned in my earlier post that the way it was announced is surely debatable but one thing everyone agrees to and that is, it was essential. The number of cases registered post lockdown are approximately above 14000. So one can surely imagine the number had we not announced the lockdown early. Festival celebrations such as Gudi Pawda, Easter, Ram Navmi, Ambedkar Jayanti, Hanuman Jayanti etc fell in the first half of the lockdown. Whereas the month of Ramazan, Maharashtra Day shall be falling in the second part of the lockdown. These festivals could have resulted large congregation of people. So to a larger extent we were able to break the chain. But the figures are still worrisome. 

1st May 2020

Maharashtra Day. The state government had extended the lockdown upto April 30th but PM had recommended until May 3rd. Lot of people were hoping to celebrate this day. But it is the same lot who hasn't yet got the grip and understanding of the pandemic. Forget about Maharashtra Day, even the Diwali celebration of 2020 will have shadows of this pandemic. The second part of the lockdown is coming to an end with new announcement expected in a day or two. Though certain hints are surely out. The ministry of health and family welfare has divided the country, it's states into Red, Orange and Green zone. To understand more better at micro level, district have been used as the base. Today CM in his address to the state also said that some concession can be expected for people who are in the green zones. Unfortunately, Maharashtra has 14 Red zones of which the prime ones are Mumbai, Thane, Palghar, Pune who are collectively having the maximum states patients. So life won't be getting back to normalcy atleast in these Red zones. Hence instead of getting into any speculation let us wait and watch if I have to write a part 3 in this series or will part 2 be the concluding one.

Coming to the important thing which keeps troubling me more in this difficult times, the fitness part. It's been over 40 days since I had a decent running activity. And not sure how many more are left. Comeback, is surely going to be difficult. Still not changing the long term goals though with a hope that I may just make it somehow. It's been four proper weeks since I had implemented a new workout schedule. Three weeks went decent. Weight, atleast, didn't go any further up. But the last week has been a bit troublesome. I won't say injury exactly, but there is small thing which comes on your skin. You can touch it but can't pull it as it is attached to the skin, like part of your body. I have small ones on my neck, chest and thighs. They don't trouble basically, but this time the one on my thigh grew a bit big. Or may be it was my view which made me feel I am not sure. But it was looking different. Hence I decided to get rid of it. For long time I was contemplating on using the trick my maternal grandmother had used once when I was small. I had the same type of boils on my neck too. So I never use to wear round neck t-shirt back then as it use to be visible. So she came up with this trick, to tie a hair on it and then just leave it there. After a few days, that thing had become soft as if it had lost life and I was able to pull it out smoothly. So I used this trick and tied hair on the one which I had on thigh. Since I was walking in the house in this lockdown period, which is a bit constricted when compared to your walk on ground for obvious reasons, space constraints. Hence my legs use to be close to each other more often. Plus the mercury is also at its peak with summer on our head. All this I felt may have been the reason for the sudden change in the shape of that thing. So post the hair treatment, two days I rested completely. Just 500 steps in 48 hours. There wasn't any change in it, but it started paining a bit. Now that there is no comeback from this hair treatment as you cannot remove the tied hair, I am only keeping my fingers crossed that my grandmothers treatment works. After the two days rest I decided to walk again. I also hope to start the light exercises too. I just decided to not concentrate on the pain and to divert my mind as much as possible. Let's see if that works. The fourth week has been a total rest week. So I am for sure the rest will be visible when I check my weight on May 3rd.

2nd May 2020

The Home Ministry finally came out with the orders for extending the lockdown for two more weeks starting from May 4th. So now the next deadline is 17th May. But this time there wasn't any fancy address by the PM nor any new task. Ofcourse there will another theatrics on the coming Sunday. The Airforce has been told to shower petals on all Covid 19 hospitals across the length and breath of country. Now I would have said, "Imagine the cost that the government is ready to incur for all this antics", whilst we are being asked donate generously, you may still find concerns raised by hospital staff regarding lack of PPE etc. But then this is going to fall in the deaf ears. Recently we saw how in the name of national interest the Central Vista project was approved and given a go ahead when we need to allocate funds to fight Covid 19 and later use them to jumpstart the economy. But then again who needs that, pseudo nationalism is more important. Talking about politics, when all efforts to destabalise the Maharashtra government went in vain, the centre ruling party used another trick and decided to build the International Finance Services Centre  in Gujarat instead of Mumbai. And the timing was also so apt, on the Maharashtra Day.

The injury which I had mentioned above aggravated a bit today. So finally I had to visit a doctor. Luckily we had one in our building itself. Till yesterday I was mainly conscious about the pain, but the pain can be felt for real. Last night I tried to cut loose the hair using all equipments at my disposal but couldn't dare to go ahead. So the doc visit was inevitable now. I explained him the scenario and also told him the hair treatment I had done. He said, sometimes the hair treatment works. But generally the hair is sharp. Hence if you had tied it so tightly and pulled it out once and for all may be it would have come out. There would have been some bleeding and some pain too. But it would have healed. Since you have left the hair tied there in, the sharp edges of the hair must have created a small wound on that thing which is why it is giving you the burning sensation now when you touch it. So he gave an antiseptic cream some tablets, a course of two days. And has asked me to return on Monday, the first day of Lockdown 3.0. Keeping my fingers crossed that is just heals faster, as looking at the new guidelines given by the government, our offices may start anytime now. But more than that it is important for me to get back to my normal walking activity.

3rd May 2020

Just to add, as it is the last day of the Lockdown and following the routine of checking weight on weekly basis. With a heavy heart I somehow stood up on the weighing scale. As expected, a kilo had gone up. Well the same trend might be there next week too considering recovery is on from the injury.

On that note, signing off from Lockdown 2.0


-SR.

PS: May The 4Th Be With You !!!