72 hours non stop

This Friday evening, I entered in the college to see it flooded by flood lights. There was a football match going on in the ground, when I remembered that ChakraVyuh is commenced. I moved further to see a handball match, then a volleyball match, then a basketball match at BBC while hearing about a lawn tennis match and TT games. Realizing what would be the scene at baddy court, I rushed to it to just get overwhelmed.

In colleges the excitement levels rise when there is some fest or some sports activity, but this was something different... here was a phenomenal adrenaline rush clubbed with a sense of integrity and passion for respective college team and also for good players which were in plenty. I stood there with my luggage (as I was coming from home) for around two hours amazed by the air. Sports has a characteristic that keeps you awed, even when you are supporting you can feel the win or the loss vicariously.

The 24 teams fighting for the trophy in a 72 hour non stop battle where there is not even a single dull instant. The experience is uber, second to none. Teams ranging from IMT alums to IFMR Chennai covered a hell lot of India ( a little bit of France too, disguised in the form of foreign exchange students). Sportscom displayed meticulous planning and excellent execution in carrying off the event... what a show!!!

I don't know how legendary 'Abhimanyu' did it, but for me its impossible to get out once you get in the Chakravyuh.