Reminder! We are about to resume the class. Beech mein shayad ek baar halka sa fluctuation ho, as the work is going on but 8 PM maine bola tha start karne ka. Thoda bear kar lijiyega for 2-3 mins.

Kaisa raha class ? (Bijli durghatna ke alawa, aadha din wahi khaa gaya, nahi toh aur maze karte)

SSB Organic Chemistry Handwritten Notes. Complete.

Enjoy! :)

The Story of the Hare/The Hare’s Finishing Line/The Hare ran its own race.

Competition from the Hare’s point of view

A new (counterintuitive) end to the Tortoise-Hare story!

The Race Within (Hare’s side of the story)

Everyone knows the story they tell about me. The arrogant hare who lost to a tortoise. They laugh about how I napped under a tree while victory slipped away. But they never asked why I stopped that day, or what I was really racing against.

You see, I'd won every race in the forest. Set every record. Beaten every challenger. That morning, when they all gathered to watch me race a tortoise - a tortoise! - I saw the mockery in their eyes. They expected me to dash ahead, showboat, and humiliate my slow competitor.

But as I bounded through the forest, feeling the wind in my fur and the soft earth under my paws, something changed. The dappled sunlight through the leaves reminded me of when I was a young leveret, running simply for the joy of it. Before the competitions. Before the expectations. Before racing became about proving something to others.

I spotted that sunny patch beneath the oak tree and made a choice. Not, as they claimed, from arrogance or overconfidence. I chose to stop because for the first time in years, I wanted to feel the warmth of the sun on my face without rushing past it. I wanted to notice how the wildflowers danced in the breeze. I wanted to remember why I fell in love with running in the first place.

The tortoise passed me, step by steady step. The forest creatures gasped and chattered. They called it his victory and my defeat. But they didn't understand. That day, I wasn't racing against the tortoise - I was racing against the part of myself that had forgotten how to run for joy.

They still tell the story of how the tortoise beat the hare. But I know the truth: that was the day I finally won my most important race. I found my way back to running not for glory or applause, but for the pure, boundless happiness of being alive and in motion.

So yes, the tortoise crossed the finish line first. But I finished something greater - the long journey back to myself. And that's a victory worth more than any race could offer.

Some say I learned humility that day. Perhaps. But what I really learned was authenticity. And every morning since, when I run through the dewy forest with no finish line in sight, I smile at the thought of the race I finally won by choosing not to win at all.

- SSB x ChatGPT

Hello Dear Students,
I just woke up. Good Morning!

Scheduling Organic Chemistry Class from 11 AM. And shifting Inorganic to 4:30 PM. Works ?

Dear Students,
I’ll have to proofread the Zoology and Botany PDFs once more. Isliye final version update karna tha.

I am sorry for the overlook. I’ll share the updated PDFs by late night.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

Schedule Update: https://youtube.com/shorts/SEteI39TKgg?feature=share

Session resumes at 2:15 PM. Lunch Break.

Lunch ho gaya. Aa jaaiye!!!

Schedule Update ! Inorganic Chemistry #gatexl
https://youtube.com/shorts/k3heBEWts3o?feature=share

Class resumes from 5 PM. (Organic)

Inorganic Shifted to 9 PM.