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Q2- Riya had gone with her family to attend the Durga Puja festival in the crowded Panchrangi Lane, ten miles away. She got amidst the maddening crowd. The fourteen year old, maneuvering her way with great difficulty, reached home at night all alone. As Riya, express her nightmarish experience in 120 words through a diary entry.
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- Dressed up in new clothes, I was excited to attend the Durga Puja festival with my family.
- As we reached the famous pandal in panchrangi Lane, we realised that the place was over-crowded.
- But, we did want to see the ornately decorated statues of the Goddess and pay our obeisance.
- I did not realise when I got separated form my family in the maddening crowd.
- Pushed and jostled around by the devotees, I found myself all alone inside the pandal.
- Tears streamed down my face as I began to panic.
- Just then, I remembered my mother's words of wisdom: 'When in trouble, stay calm!'
- I took a deep breath, wiped my tears and started looking for my parents.
- After searching for an hour, I decided the best thing would be to head back home.
- I was too scared to take an auto or taxi alone, so I decided to walk back.
- Keeping the Howrah Bridge on my right, I started the long ten mile journey back home.
- I kept praying to Goddess Durga to deliver me home, safe and sound.
- When I reached home, I found a crowd had gathered around my worried parents who had even informed the police.
- I cried tears of relief as my mother hugged me tightly.....
- Dressed up in new clothes, I was excited to attend the Durga Puja festival with my family.
- As we reached the famous pandal in panchrangi Lane, we realised that the place was over-crowded.
- But, we did want to see the ornately decorated statues of the Goddess and pay our obeisance.
- I did not realise when I got separated form my family in the maddening crowd.
- Pushed and jostled around by the devotees, I found myself all alone inside the pandal.
- Tears streamed down my face as I began to panic.
- Just then, I remembered my mother's words of wisdom: 'When in trouble, stay calm!'
- I took a deep breath, wiped my tears and started looking for my parents.
- After searching for an hour, I decided the best thing would be to head back home.
- I was too scared to take an auto or taxi alone, so I decided to walk back.
- Keeping the Howrah Bridge on my right, I started the long ten mile journey back home.
- I kept praying to Goddess Durga to deliver me home, safe and sound.
- When I reached home, I found a crowd had gathered around my worried parents who had even informed the police.
- I cried tears of relief as my mother hugged me tightly.....