The diary game: Prayers, Registrations, and Orchard Care: A Day in Rhythm

Greetings, dear friends, how are you all? I hope you all are fine and enjoying your day. I wish for you all good health, wealth and a prosperous time ahead. Today I am here to share with you yet another day of my life and I hope you all will get time to read and know about one more day of my life and also find it worthwhile to read and vote.

Life is again coming back to the usual track; the Ramadan vibes are still being missed. I got up early in the morning at 5:20 AM and purified myself by performing ablution, then got ready to offer the morning prayers in the nearby mosque. Today was Friday, and a good number of people had already gathered in the mosque for the morning prayers. Morning prayers are always special, as they have been regarded as the best, and for that reason, getting up early and offering the morning prayers in the mosque has always been emphasized by my parents for so long now. Today the prayers were a little longer, and after they were finished, I made some supplications and then headed back to my place. I did some stretching in the backyard and made myself a little relaxed, after which I had a hot shower and then joined my parents in the dining room to have breakfast. After finishing my breakfast, I got into some minor work like watering the lawn, putting up the shade, moving plants back to their place, and then made preparations for the tasks I had to accomplish throughout the day.

I had already finished the official job for the day a day before, as I had registered a good number of users on the JK Samadhan portal, which has been intended and created to provide a digital platform for people to register their grievances and receive solutions in digital form. It’s quite a welcome step by the government, but still, people lack awareness about the app and do not take it seriously enough to register by themselves. For that reason, the field functionaries of the Rural Development Department, along with other departments, have been assigned the job of registering as many people as possible on the portal to help them get in touch with the government regarding the functioning and conduct of various government departments. Till the seventh of this month, we had been provided with a target of 70 registrations, but just a day before, my colleague and I pushed ourselves to our maximum capacity and made all 70 registrations possible in a single day by hook or by crook. Now for today, as other officials were already working in the field, I had a day off after getting consent from the boss, and for today, I took up some very important tasks at my place, like spraying systemic fungicide over the apple trees to keep diseases at bay

Such jobs are always tiring, but we need to be quite vigilant right from the start regarding the health of both the apple trees and the fruits. If left unattended, diseases may ruin the crops and can result in huge economic losses. It takes a lot of effort and money, but it also gives enough rewards.

In the afternoon, I attended the congregational prayers in the grand mosque of the village, after which I went to a different side of the village where I had to spray the front sides of the apple trees. I used my car today to transport the spray pump, and I was quite relieved from the burden of carrying the spray pump on the hand-driven cart, which most of the time was quite a challenging task as it required an intense push.

It was quite late in the day when I returned home, quite exhausted but with some satisfaction of finishing the job and having no tasks left. Upon reaching home, I had my favourite tea before taking some rest. Later, I took a shower and then went to spend some time with my friends. It was quite late in the evening, around 9:30 PM, and we had dinner, after which I headed to my room to go to sleep and call it a day.

It was all about my day.Thank you for going through my post. Have a great time ahead.