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Great Evening

It was really a great evening sitting on the chair in conference hall and discussing the issues. although i am not the leader for the students and nor do i represent the students but my self interest dragged me to the college's most important meeting.
Many will support me in regard to organizing a literary activities in college as such shall enhance our knowledge. i was just interested to fill up the gap so that i, we and all of us will at least get a chance to participate in such activities. but my wishes were overturned when the management just revolved round the activation of the present clubs which are either dead or not functional.
I have lots of ideas and plans. i almost spent many days to frame a proposal and a working plan which now goes into vain. if existing clubs functions as expected i shall be grateful to the management body. however if it runs short, i shall rise again to put back my proposal.

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