Wherever you look, there is a disaster. Even think for two minutes to talk peacefully and even if you speak, the answer is rote that you don't get time or don't have time.
I think that if I don't get time, then where does the time go? Well, whoever you ask has only one answer if you don't get time then who gets it?
The funny thing is that no one needs this time. Because whenever it is available, there is time for it, who still complains about not getting it all the time? One more thing, everyone mixes time, what is not available is mixed.
The one who does not get also goes on. And everyone can see it too. You must have often heard this answer 'my time is going bad'. The second interest gives contemplation and consolation. That 'be patient, good times will also come'.
One more interesting thing is that it doesn't give a voice to anyone, yet it rings. If you ask them the time of a teacher, he gets the answer, sometimes by looking at the mobile, sometimes by looking at the clock that has clocked so many hours. So how did the phrase 'Baj Gaye' for the time being begin?
To pacify this curiosity, when I went to one of my friends Kudrati Lal ji, he started speaking in the manner of explaining while circling his eyes like a clock and wearing the cloak of scholarship - 'According to my estimate, when Sometimes the period would have been divided into sections, then sound or voice would have been made the best medium to inform the general public about the correct period, to be present on duty.
Accordingly, bell houses were built in every village and town which were important from the point of view of business and service.
When clocks were installed and for the convenience of the general public, bells started ringing, that is, at one hour, one period, at six hours, at six periods, at twelve hours, and at twelve periods. Slowly, as the hours rang, the same number of periods started in the language of speech.
To show the time in all police stations, courts, and public places, the system of ringing bells was started, which was present in some visitors till earlier. Even the wall clocks used in homes and offices used to ring hours in the sound of tinkling.
Yes, so I had said that now even when there is no sound, it is said 'Itne Baj Gaye Hai'. The funny thing is that time itself does not enjoy us, we also keep enjoying time.
Seeing me analyzing Kudarti Lal Ji's talk and making a gesture to ask him something, Kudarti Lal Ji said, 'Brother,' I am in a hurry now, I will talk about the rest later. I am short of time.
