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**On 2nd Dec 1984 Occurred World’s worst industrial disaster, “The Bhopal gas tragedy” Leaving thousands dead, Children orphaned and many people with disabilities for life. Following day, Cries of help were heard Amongst the dead, Lay few children alive Shone bright, a ray of hope, Miraculously the deadly effects Of the gas they could cope. Taken under the caring wings of an NGO, With Medical aid administered And the vital  support to grow. Amongst the children There was a girl named Ganga And a boy named Ravi, together with other such children, they grew up, Finding solace in each other’s Company. When reached teenage, the girls had to be moved in a women’s hostel. Distanced made them closer to each other, And, the love grew stronger. Ganga always dreamt of riding pillion on a bike with Ravi . Ravi, the crazy boy, sold his house (compensation by govt.) And fulfilled her desire, Often they went for long rides. In the following years, The love bloomed, And With blessings and love, their marriage was solemnised By the NGO. All the women from the hostel Joined the wedding ceremony, Bollywood songs were played loudly, The Haldi, Sangeet and Mehendi ceremony made it more lively On the wedding day, Ganga attired in traditional weaves And bridal make up, A beautiful bride she looked The hostel warden and her spouse did her “Kanyadan”. Fortunate was I to bear the testimony of the union, As I stayed in the working women’s hostel then. Ganga moved in to her house with Ravi to welcome a life anew.**
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Dec 11, 2017
Dec 11, 2017 at 12:28 AM UTC
Bhopal Gas Tragedy: A Love Story
**On 2nd Dec 1984 Occurred World’s worst industrial disaster, “The Bhopal gas tragedy” Leaving thousands dead, Children orphaned and many people with disabilities for life. Following day, Cries of help were heard Amongst the dead, Lay few children alive Shone bright, a ray of hope, Miraculously the deadly effects Of the gas they could cope. Taken under the caring wings of an NGO, With Medical aid administered And the vital  support to grow. Amongst the children There was a girl named Ganga And a boy named Ravi, together with other such children, they grew up, Finding solace in each other’s Company. When reached teenage, the girls had to be moved in a women’s hostel. Distanced made them closer to each other, And, the love grew stronger. Ganga always dreamt of riding pillion on a bike with Ravi . Ravi, the crazy boy, sold his house (compensation by govt.) And fulfilled her desire, Often they went for long rides. In the following years, The love bloomed, And With blessings and love, their marriage was solemnised By the NGO. All the women from the hostel Joined the wedding ceremony, Bollywood songs were played loudly, The Haldi, Sangeet and Mehendi ceremony made it more lively On the wedding day, Ganga attired in traditional weaves And bridal make up, A beautiful bride she looked The hostel warden and her spouse did her “Kanyadan”. Fortunate was I to bear the testimony of the union, As I stayed in the working women’s hostel then. Ganga moved in to her house with Ravi to welcome a life anew.**
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