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Alive After Death
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Publishing-in-support-of,
EDUCREATION PUBLISHING
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Website: www.educreation.in __________________________________________________
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Alive After Death
A Journey towards Dream
Kalaa Thakur
EDUCREATION PUBLISHING (Since 2011)
www.educreation.in
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Dedication
With love I dedicate this book to my beloved
husband Pradeep Thakur and my kids
Aarav & Anav.
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About Book
Alive after death is a story of a young ambitious man
Ved Samrat who lives a dream of becoming an
International level swimming champion. Like he wants
to fulfill his dream he also wants to fulfill his parent’s
dreams because he loves them very much. Recently after
giving his final year exam he and three of his friends
went to Gagan dam for a trip and unfortunately got
drown in water. This book describes you about his
amazing journey to success after he drowns.
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About Author
Kalaa Thakur is a BMM graduate from
University of Mumbai and an MBA-HR
aspirant. She started her career working
with Advertising Agency but after a year
mistakenly landed into HR field. She
worked with manufacturing and Service
sector and ruled HR Department for few
years in her career.
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Acknowledgement
I am deeply indebted to the following people for their
support in finishing this project.
I would publically like to thank my husband
Pradeep Thakur for inspiring me and lending his support
at every stage whenever I needed him. Without him this
book couldn’t have been presented to the world
I would also like to specially thank both my tiny
tots Aarav & Anav for letting me write this book. When
I was writing this book I wasn’t staying with my in-laws.
As my husband got posted to Nashik I also had to move
with both my son Aarav aged 2.5yr & Anav aged 4
months at that time. As a homemaker looking after both
the kids alone with the entire household work was
difficult. With everything writing this book seemed quite
impossible to me initially. I thank my kids for showing
some mercy on me and keeping some amount of
patience that really helped me complete this book.
Last but not the least I would like to thank my
publisher Educreation team for making my book even
better.
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“Author’s Message”
Our life is what we do with our life. It is series of events,
emotions and wishes. In this world, everyone has his or
her own wishes. Few have small and few have big
depending on their capacity and thinking, but not all
achieve what they wish. Why only few get to achieve
their wishes? Have you ever had a thought on this? Wait
a minute let me deliberate. The cause behind their
success seems to be their willingness and seriousness for
it. You can’t simply become serious by just wishing for
something; for that you need to dedicate yourself
thoroughly and turn your only wishes into your goals. In
Hindi, it is said that “Kaal Kare so Aaj kar, Aaj kare so
Ab….” Which means, “What you have to do tomorrow
do it today and what you have to do today, do it right
away.” This saying has inspired me a lot. Because you
never know what would happen in the next moment, as
life is quite unpredictable. I have heard that human soul
does not rest in peace if it had any wish left behind.
Similarly, in my story, Ved had few goals in his life but
before he could touch them, he died an unnatural death.
But as I said above his soul did not rest in peace and
came back as alive to fulfill his dreams. However, it is
just a story. We cannot be so lucky like my fictitious
character, Ved, who could fulfill all his dreams even
after his death because reality is way different from the
fiction. We have only one life that is too unpredictable,
as we may not know if we would see tomorrow’s sunrise
or not. That’s why friends, I insist don’t push things on
tomorrow do it today. live your today, and give yourself
to the day, tomorrow will automatically be yours.
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Preface
The book title “Alive after death” must have put you
under questions, nothing is immortal then how one can
remain alive after death? Your question is certain, but I
say it is possible. When I say, it is possible to remain
alive, I think about our nations great leaders,
philosopher, great inventers, famous players in their
field, famous celebrities and many more who gave their
life to their passion and did amazing jobs, so that today
they still remain alive in our heart, mind and in our day
today’s activities. My story is the journey of highly
ambitious young man, Ved Samrat, who achieved his
dreams under weird circumstances. What were those
weird circumstances and how could he achieve his
goals? This book tells you about this, and travels you
throughout his amazing journey of his success. Though I
have only seen a little part of the world but throughout
my experience of life, I have seen people who keep
dreaming about something and do not work toward
achieving those dreams. One day as time passes, their
dreams are vanished. They die with the great regret of
not doing anything to achieve them. So friends, I don’t
want you to regret at the end of your life. Work towards
achieving your dreams today right now while reading
this book because you may not be able to do anything if
it is too late.
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Alive After Death
There was a grave tension prevailing inside the house.
The breaking news on television shocked every member
of the family. Mrs. Samrat started crying as her only son,
Ved Samrat, did not return from a trip. After watching
the news, it was confirmed that he was missing.
Ved Samrat, a 21-year old guy with 5.10-feet
height, curly hair and fair complexion, was the only son
of Vijay Samrat and Rakhi Samrat. His eyes were deep
and full of dreams. He was a true optimist. He was a
state-level swimming champion. Just twenty-one days
were left to participate at national level swimming
competition when the news of him being washed away
in a flood was telecasted on the news channels. Two
days ago, he went to the Gagan Dam with three of his
friends. All of them came back except him. What must
have happened there?
Two days ago:
It was a summer of May. Ved had appeared his
B.Com final year exam and was on vacation. It was an
evening of May 5. Ved just reached home after meeting
his college friends. It was half past seven.
“Ved let me remind you that you are now on
vacation, you should relax at home, but surprisingly,
your schedule is so tight during these days too. I am now
bothered about your health, beta.” Mrs. Samrat
expressed her concern.
“Mom, believe me, everyone on this earth gets only
one life to live for; considering that one should not let go
any opportunity and do everything which is right. That’s
why I don’t want to waste a single day of my life and
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what I do regularly are just normal activities, mom. I like
going to gym because I am a fitness freak, though my
gym timing is too early, 5 to 7 am, but that’s fine. Since
I don’t like to go late for the gym, I manage to reach at
5. What else? From 11 am to 3 pm, I go for swimming
and you know it mom that swimming is my passion, and
I cannot just ignore it. After doing all this, whatever time
I get, I help dad in his mobile shop. Again, this is one of
the jobs which I like to do,” Ved took a sip of tea.
“Hummm, and after doing all this, whatever time
you get for yourself, you spend that time with your
friends right? You have absolutely no time for your
mom. Whenever I have to go outside, I feel so alone and
left out you know! And ….” Mrs. Samrat said making a
sad face. She swallowed few words.
Ved just placed an empty teacup on a table. He
came near to his mom, and placing his hand on her
shoulder, he said, “Mom you know, I don’t like to go to
the market.”
“Of course, I don’t want to take you to the market;
apart from shopping, there are so many other household
jobs to do. You can at least help me pay utility bills, you
are now grown up my son, you should also know about
it.” Mrs. Samrat said and walked toward the kitchen.
“Ok mom, I will remember this.” His voice was
subdued.
“Mom, I want to let you know something.” He
whispered.
“Say,” Mrs. Samrat asked taking a seat on a dinning
chair.
“Mom, I and three of my friends have planned for a
two-day trip to Gagan Dam. I know my darling mom
will not stop me from going there.” He said with a
naughty smile.
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“See, that’s why I say that you don’t like to stay at
home, that’s what bothers me always.” Mrs. Samrat said
with a little irritation on her face.
“Mom, there is nothing to bother about. You know
Arjun, Saurabh and Anmol personally. All of them are
my childhood friends, and you know all of them very
well. When they are with me, you should be less
bothered about anything.” Ved said.
“I know Arjun very well. He is the one who fought
with few crazy boys in the second year, and because of
him, both of you were hospitalized for a day. How can I
forget him?” She said raising her eyebrows and staring
at Ved questionably.
“Oh! Mom, please don’t dig out the history. It was
just a mistake what he did and he got paid for that very
well.” Ved said taking up Arjun’s side a bit.
“Well, I know you are very fond of your friends, so
you won’t listen to anything against them. Anyway, so
when have you planned to go, may I know?” Mrs.
Samrat asked curiously.
“It is tomorrow, mom. We will be back on the 8th
evening.” Ved answered immediately.
“But there are so many other good places in
Maharashtra to roam around. I don’t understand what’s
there in the Gagan Dam! Why do you always like to go
around water? Ved, it’s risky, you know.” Mrs. Samrat
warned.
“Mom, I am a swimming champion. You know my
thoughts only wander around water. You see mom, one
day I will also win a gold medal and become a world
swimming champion, it’s my dream!” While saying all
this, he was lost somewhere, may be in his dreams. “And
I will buy our own house one day.” He further added.
“May God bless you my son.”
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Ved Samrat was a young winsome lad, who was
brought up in a middle-class family. He might have not
got whatever he wished to, due to his financial
condition. Nevertheless, his dreams were pretty big. He
was a person who used to live for his dreams. Amongst
all his dreams, few were to win a gold medal in
swimming and become a world champion, to buy a
house and to arrange dinner for his father with Mr.
Amitabh Bachchan to make his father’s dream true.
It was an early morning of 6th May when
melodious music started playing. It was Ved’s mobile
ringing.
“Hi Ved, are you awake?” It was Arjun on the other
side.
“You woke me up Arjun, you crazy brat, why did
you call me up? You have broken my sound sleep. I had
put my alarm on at 5 am”. Ved screamed.
“It’s 5 past 10 brother! Your clock is 10 minutes
late.” Arjun said.
“No, you are 15 minutes ahead, anyway, let’s get
ready. See you at 6 am near my gate.” Ved said.
“Ok!” Arjun replied.
Call ended.
They had decided to take Saurabh’s car. At 6:10
am, the car was at Ved’s gate. Anmol decided to drive a
car, and the journey began ….
It was a 12-hour drive to reach the destination. Car
had just taken a turn on the Express Highway, and Arjun
fell asleep. It was just few minute’s nap that he was
enjoying and then,
TADAAAAK.
He received a hi-five on his face. It was Ved who
had gotten a chance to place his five fingers on Arjun’s
right cheek.
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“What the hell! Who is this?” Arjun woke up
screaming dreadfully.
“Have you come here to sleep?” Ved shouted and
continued, “We are going on a trip Arjun, and you are
sleeping? I can’t believe this brother! Come on wake
up.”
“Err, you are too much sometimes.” Arjun felt like
killing him at that moment.
“Ved, how is your practice going on? Wow, you
will swim for the national level this time. We are proud
of you.” Saurabh said.
“Yeah, it’s going pretty well. Just nineteen days to
go. My coach was not so happy with this trip. He wanted
me to give my 100% time for the practice rather.”
Saying this, Ved took a deep breath.
“Don’t worry, Ved. I am sure you will win the
tournament this time also.” Anmol asserted. He seemed
pretty confident, while saying this.
“Of course, I will. You know guys, my dream is to
win a gold medal for India at the international level, and
I know I will obtain that one day.” Ved said quickly.
As it was an early morning, roads were free and less
congested. Windows of the racing car were wide open.
Fresh morning air was giving the feel of a cooler passing
through the cheek. Green trees on both the sides of the
road were saluting the passers-by, and speed of the car
was touching and leaving the 100 number and then ….
Explosion ςςςς
“Oh shit! What happened?” Ved reacted anxiously.
“Anmol take a car by the road side. I guess the tire
has got punctured.” Arjun realized quickly.
“Oh god, my dad is going to kill me …. Guys!
Please check and repair it anyhow.” Saurabh was badly
perturbed.
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“Come on Saurabh, stop panicking… let us at least
check.” Ved interrupted, “and please don’t tell me that
your dad will kill you for the damage of the tire!”
Slowly, a car was forced to stop by the roadside.
Saurabh got down swiftly. He was the first to see the
face of the broken tire.
It was front left tire of the car that had got exploded.
“Oh it’s gone!” Ved asserted sadly.
“Gone means …?” Saurabh said and his face turned
white in stress.
“Dumbo, it has got badly punctured, do you have a
stepney?” Ved said being more clear about the situation.
“Yeah, I think so.” Saurabh said rubbing his head
against the nails.
Fortunately, there was an extra tire inside the car.
They replaced torn tire with the new one. Once again the
journey started.
After hours of drive, they had now completed the
half of their journey. It was mid of the day, and hunger
was striking with all its means as they had not taken
breakfast and were empty stomach. So it was high time
for all to feed something to their roaring stomach.
“Guys, please look for a restaurant or a dhaba. No
longer I can control my hunger. Whichever eating place
comes first, please don’t forget to stop the car”. Arjun
was crying like a child.
“Oh yes baby, why not.” Anmol said teasing him.
“I can see a dhaba ahead. Anmol, you better stop
there, ok. Thank god, we found it otherwise. I was about
to die of starvation.” Arjun had a habit of overreacting
and acting little over the subject.
Gusty bad air coming out from the dhaba had
enough reason for not entering into a filthy looking
dhaba.
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“Are you sure, you guys want to eat here?” Ved
asked all shrinking his nose repeatedly restricting bad air
to come close to it.
“No, even I am not very keen on eating here.
Everything is so unpleasant here.” Saurabh supported
Ved.
“Guys please, all I know is, I am extremely hungry,
and I can’t wait anymore, and the rest doesn’t matter.
Please walk in.” Arjun pushed Ved and Saurabh
forward.
Dhaba wasn’t that much crowded even at the lunch
hours, so they quickly managed to occupy their seats.
Although others were busy going through a menu, Arjun
was done with his orders – “Masur dal with roti” his
favorite. The food was delicious which was quite
unexpected and eating together made all happier.
“Food was great. I didn’t expect that shanty dhaba
would serve such a delicious food.” Anmol commented.
“Exactly, I too didn’t expect that.” Ved said
fastening his seat belt.
“Now, no more stopping ok or else we will land up
reaching late.” Saurabh said in a way to remind all about
their destination.
The car was taken back on the road with full swing.
Now, all tummies were full and the journey had become
more enjoyable.
Just half an hour’s journey was left and what …
DASH… DASH… DASH… Anmol dashed a car on
another car.
This time, for a moment, everybody in the car got
scared, after all, they had met with an accident.
“Oh God…! Oh God…!” Saurabh said frightfully.
Nobody could guess how big or small the accident
was until they all got down from the car. Fortunately,
nothing severe had happened, and all of them were safe.
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People on another car were safe too. Just the right side
mirror of Saurabh’s car got broken … and the backside
of another car had slightly got damaged. A car was
carrying a small family – husband, wife and a kid who
may be around 2–3-year old. They seemed to be well
educated and humble too.
Though they were not creating scene, all four boys
were scared to face them as it was Anmol’s fault that had
made it happen. While three were hesitating to face
them, Ved showed courage to talk to the man who was
driving the car.
“Sir I hope you all are ok…we are extremely sorry
… really.” Ved was struggling hard to put apology in
words.
“By God’s grace, we are Ok, you had almost killed
us but thank god, things didn’t turn out to be that bad.
Are you all ok?” Man said with a lot of patience.
He could have slapped all hard but decided to
remain nice to them. He was a gentleman who was
patient, understanding and mature
“Yes sir, we are Ok.We are once again extremely sorry
for damaging your car. Let’s go to a nearby garage, we
will bear the expenses….” Ved said pointing out his
finger toward the damaged part of the car.
“No thanks. I have insurance for my car, so you
don’t worry. But before I go, I would like to give you an
advice. You all are very young, perhaps you might be
going somewhere on a trip. While driving, avoid
listening to the loud music. Don’t make lots of noise
inside the car and please follow driving etiquettes.” he
turned around to Anmol when he was saying this. “Take
care.” He showed a thumps up to him.
“Thank you sir, that’s so kind of you.We will
definitely keep your advice in our mind throughout our
journey.” Anmol replied.
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“Thank you, sir.” All said together and waved him
off. He too waved them back and went.
“One after the other such bad incidences are
happening with us. I think our timing is wrong, we
should not have come now.” Anmol said anxiously.
“What nonsense are you talking Anmol! You sound
too superstitious, now keep mum and take a car to a
garage; we need to replace the mirror.” Ved shouted on
him.
“Wait! Wait! I will drive this time. Please guys, if
he continues driving, he is either gonna kill us or will
end up damaging my dad’s car again.” Saurabh placed
his palm on Anmol’s shoulder, “bro, I hope u understand
my concern. I want safety of all. I can’t allow you to kill
us….” Saurabh said ironically.
“Yeah please,” Anmol agreed.
“Thank God! What a relief... Guys we are in safe
hands now….”Arjun said and winked at Ved.
“Yes, absolutely out of danger.” Ved said and with
him all burst in giggles.
Saurabh started driving and all eight eyes were
searching out for a garage; after all, it was a long journey
replacing a mirror was a top most priority for all. After
driving for 15 minutes, they finally found a garage. It
looked more like an old broken hut than a garage. Ved
was the first to recognize it.
“Saurabh, there you have a garage ahead.Slow
down and take a car to left the side of the road.” Ved
directed him.
“Oh! That’s a garage! It doesn’t look like though.
It’s very difficult to recognize it.” Saurabh said.
“You don’t need to think a lot while searching for a
garage; a dangling tire speaks it all.” Ved got off the car.
A boy in his teenage was sitting on an old rusted
iron chair with earphone into his ears. Perhaps, he was
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listening to the music. The way he was shaking his neck
and upper body backward and forward was enough to
know that he was listening to the loud music. He was
completely lost in it that he didn’t even bother to know,
there were customers for him.
“Hello…” Saurabh tried calling a boy, but in vain.
He didn’t even look at him. Was he intentionally
ignoring them or he actually hadn’t seen them at all?
All four friends started looking at each other’s
face.They were already getting late, and this silly kid
was acting stupid. Ved finally went ahead and removed
the earphone from his ears. A boy didn’t show any
gesture on his shrunken dull face. He just looked at Ved
through his blank eyes.
“Where is your boss?” Ved asked in an annoying
tone.
“Yes, tell me. I am the boss here.” Boy said
confidently as if he was the owner of some five-star
hotel.
“Ok, and who is going to repair our car?” Ved
asked surprisingly, but more annoyingly this time.
“Me.” Boy answered.
“Do you work here?” Ved was again in amaze.
“Yes, tell me.What the work is?” Boy asked.
“Humm, isn’t there anybody else?” Ved hesitated to
give him a job as he resembled too young to be trusted
for any job.
“What is your problem? Why don’t you tell me?
what is wrong with your car? I will first see, if it is my
sort of job otherwise I will call my father.” A boy finally
answered in detail.
“Oh, so this is your father’s garage and you help
him here. Are you sure, you can repair a car? Because,
you seem too young for this job.” Ved raised a doubt.
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