Maturity Has No Age
This is a small incident which I and my mother experienced while travelling from C.S.T to Wadala and I would like to share it with all of you. One day, I and my mother, were travelling in the second class compartment of the local train. We had already got a place to sit and thankfully the train was not at all crowded as it usually is during rush hours. We boarded the train from C.S.T and had to get down at Wadala. We were just chit-chatting when two small kids got into the compartment. One kid looked like he was from a upper middle class family in a neat school uniform, clean school shoes, neatly combed hair and a cool school bag whereas the other small boy who looked younger than the other boy, was dressed in a little shabby school uniform fitting in his thin and lanky structure, rubber slippers, oiled hair and a tattered school bag on his little shoulders. The well dressed boy was standing in the corridor of the train and jumping around here and there whereas the other small boy...