00:00When I talk to students, I say, what are the happiest moments?
00:02So one of the happiest moments for students is when they got the JEE result
00:06and they got to know that they have cleared and they will be able to enter IIT Delhi.
00:11So those are memories where I can, when I look at their faces,
00:14when I interact with them, I can say, yeah, there is an ounce of happiness there.
00:18However, that happiness is not sustained because it was always like a target.
00:23You do this and then life is settled.
00:25But that is far from truth because they come in here
00:28and that's why I use the term CGPR trap because that becomes another driver.
00:33Earlier, it was to excel in physics, chemistry, maths
00:36and now it is to excel in those exams so that another part, another target is met.
00:43What's the relationship of that to me?
00:46What do I have at stake there?
00:48Or must I start running just because everybody else is running?
00:53Think of the absurdity of the situation.
00:56Two guys, youngsters, teenagers, they are riding their cars in the blindest and most reckless way possible
01:06and they do not know why.
01:07It's just considered cool to compete.
01:11So these two guys are racing with each other and here I am sitting.
01:15I look at them and then I rev my bike and start chasing them.
01:20Isn't that absurd?
01:21What's my relationship with all this movement?
01:25The world will move.
01:28Why do I have to be compulsorily and blindly related?
01:33I don't have to chase that.
01:35And when I have to chase something, I have to chase it.
01:38Then I won't worry whether others are in the chase.
