The Diary game.Did E KYC of beneficiaries on behalf of my aunt.

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.

As winter reaches its final stage here in the Kashmir Valley, the temperature has improved slightly, and the harshness of the cold has decreased in intensity. Life has become easier and has actually returned to normal. Going out early in the morning for prayers is no longer a tough job these days, as one hardly needs any extra coverings over the body since the biting cold is no longer prevalent in the valley.

I got up early in the morning, pulled myself out of the comfort of my bed, and, after performing ablution, went straight to the mosque for morning prayers. I start my day by expressing gratitude to the Almighty for everything I have. In this way, I begin my day with something beautiful and serene, which brings me peace and a sense of prosperity. It instills positivity in me and helps me face challenges with a positive attitude, making it easier to overcome them. Considering the soothing effect of morning prayers, I believe it is the best way to start the day.

After returning from the mosque, I went straight into some physical exercise to stay light and agile, burn excess calories, and maintain a healthy balance in my body while keeping myself away from potential health issues.

After completing my morning routine, I couldn’t enjoy the comfort of my home for long, as I had to accompany my aunt’s friend to a village. There, I had to conduct the KYC of beneficiaries at Anganwadi centers, which are intended to provide nutritional support to underprivileged people who can hardly afford a balanced diet on their own. Since my aunt is currently not in the valley—she has accompanied her husband to the Jammu division after taking leave from her department—she assigned me the duty of assisting her colleague in digitally registering the beneficiaries to ensure that their benefits are not interrupted.

The village where she has been posted belongs to the scheduled tribe community of Wali, which primarily inhabits remote areas with difficult terrain, making access quite challenging. Negotiating these areas posed a real challenge.

I went door to door to get the beneficiaries registered, and it was quite a strenuous process as I had to continuously ascend and descend the rugged terrain. However, I didn’t complain about it; in fact, I was happy to do so because it gave me a unique experience. Life is all about experiences, and learning something new every day is always worthwhile. Such experiences often prove valuable at unexpected moments in life, and I firmly believe they will pay off for me someday.

Although I was unfamiliar with most of the people there, the Anganwadi worker who accompanied me guided me to their homes. Thanks to her help, I was able to complete the task by around 3 PM. Since the area is quite remote, there were no eateries or similar facilities, so I had to manage my hunger with just a warm cup of tea at one of the beneficiaries’ houses. I was famished, and so was the Anganwadi worker who accompanied me.

Later in the day, I dropped her off at her home and then headed back to my place. I had some food and then took a nap to refresh myself.

Later in the day, I went to see my friends in the village market. Meanwhile, we also assisted the village authorities in restoring the lighting at a spring that had been developed by the government a few years ago. This spring was originally prioritized to help meet the drinking water needs of the local people, as it provides fresh water, and also serves travelers passing through the area. I spent some time there, helping the technician, and later headed back home with groceries and other items my mother had asked me to fetch from the market.

In the evening, I read chapters on the Indian political system to deepen my understanding of how India’s political machinery operates and how the government manages to govern such a vast and diverse country. Learning about India’s political framework has always been exciting for me.

After finishing my reading, I spent some time on social media and then retired to bed around 11:30 PM, bringing my day to an end.

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