Moh maya se dur #4


 Winter is here and so is my UPSC prep shift from the study table to my warm blanket. Optional subject is almost done and now it’s time to tackle GS. Coffee on one side, chips on the other and my table is a mess of books and notes. Studying feels a little easier when you’re wrapped in a blanket, doesn’t it? This is my cozy little corner of chaos which keeps me going. 

PS- Smile is just for the picture…real me is buried under stress!

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