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Luxury bus trip to Singapore @ 120RM (28$) Only | Singapore Travel Tips – Convenient way to fly

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Luxury bus trip to Singapore @ 120RM (28$) Only | Singapore Travel Tips – Convenient way to fly Today we are going to have an awesome road trip to the future city – Singapore.   Picture: Merlion Lion, Dad-Son❤️   With vlogging experience since 2017, I very well analyses that not just thousands, lakhs of people visiting Malaysia from India (7.35 lakhs Indians visited Malaysia in 2019 as per official data) but very limited number of people only visiting the nearby country Singapore. Why…???? Just because they don’t have proper information and guidance to Singapore and they thinking Singapore as a very very expensive city. But it’s time to kick-off your dreams to the future city, Let’s start a new revolution. Welcome to Singapore🇸🇬   Today I am going to share with you the experience of traveling from Malaysia to Singapore at 2300+ INR – 22$). Let’s feel the bus travel from Malaysia to Singapore within 60 seconds👇🏻 Here you go📍 (One of the most viewed video (585k) of mine in Instagram) Steps:📍 Get your ticket through online from aeroline website or from office at Sunway pyramid, Subang Jaya, Selangor or from TBS. (https://www.aeroline.com.my) Take bus from TBS or Sunway pyramid mall. Bus will stop at JB immigration point. Get out of bus and walk to immigration in order to exit Malaysia. Continue bus journey after exiting Malaysia immigration to Tuas immigration to enter Singapore. Get down again at Tuas to enter Singapore through Singapore immigration check point. Take a bus or MRT from Tuas point (If you wanted to travel anywhere near to tuas) or else continue journey till harbour front Singapore. **Things to be noted for Singapore travel including visa will be updating in next blog. “FaSt” – Facts & Stories…📍 Knowledge gives us confidence. Knowledge is power📌 So let’s listen to some interesting facts about this bus travel in short. *Aeroline double decker bus fare is 95RM. *KL to JB 5 hours+ (Total 6 hours journey till Harbour front) *Veg & Non-Veg food is available. *Drinks – Coffee, Hot chocolate, Tea *Will provide blanket, headset, 1 bottle water. *Every seat got screen to watch movies, cartoon, music, games etc. *Bus will stop at one point (R & R) for refreshment. *Ticket is non refundable. MD – Note The Point📍 *Office Location: TBS, Selangor & Sunway Pyramid Mall, Opposite to Sunway lagoon park, Selangor *Harbour front, Singapore       Pictures: Food, Double decker view, Me with 🍎 boy For me, the awesome feel was sitting in the double decker front seat. We were eventually flying like a bird over the beautiful Msia-Sin road❤️. Share this blog with whom you wish to perform this journey😉❤️ Don’t forget to Like & share in social media to motivate me too😉 MD Journey will continue…!

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Don’t Do This While Shopping in Malaysia – DD Series #4

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Don’t Do This While Shopping in Malaysia 🇲🇾🛍️ Things I learned from my own experience 1. Don’t assume malls are the best place to buy gold. 🪙 You’ll find plenty of jewellery malls, but if you want more choices and options, check Masjid India. Trust me, it’s a gold-shopping hub. I know the place pretty well! 😉 2. Don’t miss Low Yat Plaza for electronics — but don’t get carried away by cheap prices! 📱 You might see phones and electronics with huge discounts. But before buying, check the warranty, model, seller and customs rules in India. Imagine saving ₹30,000 on a phone and then paying ₹35,000 in tax at Kochi Airport! 😂 That’s how the whole deal goes into the water! 3. Don’t blindly buy electronics from random shops in Chinatown. Chinatown is great for bargaining and budget shopping, but for electronics, I personally prefer Low Yat Plaza. Other options include Berjaya Times Square and Mid Valley. For high-end/HIFI products, check KLCC. Chinatown = bargaining. Electronics = Low Yat Plaza. I keep adding more shopping suggestions in the comments, so check them before your trip. 4. Husbands, be careful at GPO! 😂 It looks like a budget-shopping place, but some items are branded. So before you think, “Wow, this is cheap!” — check the price properly. 😜 5. Husbands, here are some places you can explore without breaking the budget! 😂 Check out Brands Outlet, Eco Shop, DIY stores, second-hand shops and Mydin for budget-friendly shopping. And yes… maybe check the price before showing your wife! 🤣 6. Don’t assume food at Genting is always expensive. 🍜 There are reasonable options too. Muhibah Kitchen is one place to check out if you want decent food, a nice ambience and a great view without spending too much. 7. Don’t order a huge portion of durian immediately! 🥭 Try a small portion first — not just because it can be expensive, but because some people genuinely don’t like the smell or taste. Durian is a favourite among Malaysians. My wife absolutely loves it, and slowly, even I started loving it! 😂 8. Don’t forget to check your sandwich before eating. 🥪 This may sound like a silly tip, but always check your food and packaging properly. I once noticed a small pin/staple around a sandwich at TBS bus station. One tiny mistake can turn a happy day into a very bad day. So just take a second and check! 9. Don’t spend your entire Malaysia trip eating Indian food! 🇲🇾🍛 Yes, you have plenty of Indian options: * Daawat — Bukit Bintang * Alibaba — Chow Kit * M Grill — Masjid India * India Gate — Bukit Bintang * Mango — Central Market * Little India But my biggest suggestion is: try local Malaysian food too! You came all the way to Malaysia — experience the local flavours. 10. Don’t assume all airport food is expensive. 💸 Most airport restaurants can be pricey, but at KLIA Terminal 2, ABC can be a more reasonable option if you’re looking for budget-friendly food. 🛍️ Final Rule Compare prices. Check the seller. Bargain where you can. And most importantly, don’t buy something just because it looks cheap! Save money while shopping in Malaysia… don’t finish all your money shopping in Malaysia! 😂🇲🇾

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Driving License Conversion | Steps to take driving license in Malaysia

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Driving License Conversion | Steps to take driving license in Malaysia Driving already become a part of our life and most of us including myself can’t think about the situation of not driving. Yes, today I am here to pass a vital information for those who looking for driving license in Malaysia. If you have a valid driving license in India, you just need to follow the below mentioned steps to get your Malaysian driving license done. In order to convert your foreign license to Malaysian license. Follow the below steps: Two application forms need to fill up (JPJ L1 – JPJ Appendix B-2 form – https://www.jpj.gov.my/en/web/main-site/pelesenan-pemandu-en/-/knowledge_base/pemandu/application-form-exemption-application-method-5-appendix-b-2- Passport, Visa photocopy & original. Company letter for employment verification. Print out of EP/DP/RPT approval given by immigration authority. Driving license photocopy & original Driving license extract original Your visa & passport must have one year validity. You need to bring all these documents to JPJ. There you need to take a token first and wait for your turn. Later they will verify all your documents and give you a date for submission of documents (most probably after one month). Later on the appointment date, you need to submit all these documents along with originals for verification. Once submit, they will give you acknowledgment letter. Then you need to wait for 30 days to get the Malaysian license approval. Follow up to this number or email them, if you haven’t get the approval even after 30 days. It will be hard to get the call but once they connect, approval in 2 days.👍🏻 Number: +603-8892 8697 Once your application approved, you just need to go to JPJ again and collect your license by paying 140RM (payment by card only) for 2 years driving license with “P” (You need to drive with P sticker on car both in front and behind). *According to JPJ offices it may slightly vary. I prefer JPJ wangsa maju, KL. *Only expatriates with employment pass category 1 & 2, residence pass, talent pass and MM2H holders are eligible to convert driving license. Anything wanna know more, message me👇🏻 www.malaysiandiary.com/chat Like and share to those who need this information and to motivate me too😉❤️. English Video

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Don’t do this at airport – DD Series #3

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Don’t do this at airport 11. Don’t ignore excess baggage! 🧳 Airport excess baggage can be very expensive. Sometimes it can easily go above ₹1,500 per kg depending on the airline and route. Check your baggage allowance before leaving home. 12. Don’t miss the priority line. If you’re travelling with parents, children or have priority access, check whether a priority lane is available. It can save a lot of time. 13. Travelling with kids? Ask for help with hand luggage. ❤️ If you’re struggling with a child and multiple bags, don’t hesitate to politely ask airport staff for assistance. People are generally helpful. Mathai story ivide parayanam… 😄 14. “Water will definitely come on the flight” — don’t assume! 😂 Budget airlines like AirAsia and Batik Air may have different onboard service policies. Don’t simply assume everything is complimentary. Check what’s included before you fly. And yes… sometimes the landing and service can actually be pretty good! 😜 15. Don’t panic about emergency seats. If you’re assigned an emergency exit seat, listen carefully to the crew’s instructions. They have specific safety requirements for passengers sitting there. Ammamamarum achanmarum kelkkumbol pedi venda… instructions follow cheythal mathi. 16. Pre-book your flight food if you want it. 🍱 On some airlines, pre-booking meals can be cheaper than buying them onboard. Check the airline’s meal options while booking. 17. No printed ticket? Keep your phone alive! 🔋😂 If your boarding pass is only on your phone, don’t spend your last 5% battery taking selfies and making reels. Boarding pass first. Reel later! 🤣 18. Don’t keep sharp objects in your hand baggage. Check the airline/security rules before packing. Items that are restricted in cabin baggage can cause unnecessary delays at security. 19. Keep electronics easy to remove. 💻📱 During security screening, you may need to take certain electronic items out of your bag. Keep them together in an easily accessible pouch instead of burying everything at the bottom. 20. Airport food can be expensive! 💸 If you have lounge access, check whether your card or travel membership gives you access. Sometimes the lounge can be a better value than buying food separately at the airport.   ✈️ Final Airport Rule: Don’t panic. Don’t assume. Check the signs, listen to the staff, and keep your documents and phone ready. And most importantly… Airport-il smart aayi nadakku. Reel edukkan samayam undu… flight miss cheythal reel mathram baki! 😂✈️

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Don’t do this at airport – DD Series #2

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Don’t Do This at Malaysian Airports ✈️🇲🇾 Things I learned from my own experience 1. “Airport water is not free!” 😜 Inside the airport, drinking water is available at free water dispensers. So don’t panic and buy a bottle immediately. “Nahi? Nahi paranja nahi!” 😂 2. Check your flight date properly! Flight at 00:20 means it’s technically the next day. If your flight says 12:20 AM on the 8th, you need to reach the airport on the 7th night. Otherwise… 8th date nokki irunnal pani kittum! 😂 3. KL Airport means KLIA 1 or KLIA 2 — check properly! Don’t just tell the driver, “Kuala Lumpur Airport.” Make sure you know whether you’re flying from KLIA Terminal 1 or Terminal 2. 4. Don’t depend on buying a SIM at the airport. Airport SIMs can be expensive. Compare options and, if possible, arrange your SIM/eSIM beforehand. 5. Don’t suddenly decide to use the toilet when food service starts! 😂 Especially on budget flights, the aisle can get blocked with the trolley. “Batik Air-il njanum monum stuck aayittundu!” 😅 Flight-il food service thudangiyal… Abu, aruthu! 😂 6. Don’t just stand staring at the counter. 👀 At Malaysian airports, counters can change quickly. Keep an eye on the screens. If a new counter opens, move quickly. 7. Don’t use your phone while going through immigration. Immigration is not the place for selfies, videos or scrolling. Keep your phone away and follow the officer’s instructions. 8. Parents/elderly travellers need proper guidance — not unnecessary fear. ❤️ Don’t scare them by saying, “Immigration-il ithu cheythal pani paalum!”At the same time, don’t leave them completely clueless. Explain things calmly: where to stand, when to look at the camera, when to remove glasses, etc. Awareness aanu vendathu, pedi alla. 9. Passport cover + coffee = risky combination. ☕😂 Passport is your most important travel document. Keep it safely inside your bag instead of casually placing it next to your coffee. 10. Don’t assume the centre seat is okay. 😐 If you have a choice, try for a window  seat. Long flights + centre seat = Lifetime Memory:)”

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Best Time To Visit – Malaysia Travel Tips

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10 MALAYSIA TRAVEL HACKS Things You’ll Know Only After Experience! 😎   Here I am sharing not just the timing but also tips to save time for you with more comfort because these things can learn only after experience.😊   1️⃣ Genting Cable Car 🚠 Travelling with parents or kids? 👉 Consider the Priority Line / Glass Floor option to avoid the normal queue.   2️⃣ Hotels 🏨 Booking early? Online portals can be great. Last-minute booking? 💸 Prices can jump! 👉 Check with a travel company for contracted rates.   3️⃣ KL Tower 🗼 Planning Hi-Tea? 👉Ask for a window seat. The view is worth it! 😍 And plan it during weekday to save money.   4️⃣ Genting → Batu Caves 🏔️ Don’t rush to Batu Caves in the morning! 🥵 As it’s too hot from 8:30AM to 1PM. 👉 Start your trip around noon (like 11-12) -> Come down from genting top after 5.00PM (Normally everyone get down by 4) -> Batu Caves evening by 6-6:30 PM. (After 7.15 it will be dark)   5️⃣ French Village 🇫🇷 Perfect for couples & photography lovers 📸❤️ 👉 Combine it with Genting + Batu Caves to save time & money.   6️⃣ KLIA → Putrajaya ✈️ Landing early but hotel check-in is at 3 PM? 👉 Do a Putrajaya + half-day tour from the airport instead of waiting at the hotel lobby.   7️⃣ Where to Stay? 🏙️ 🍜 Food + Nightlife → Bukit Bintang 🏙️ Twin Towers + Fountain → KLCC 👉 Stay 2 nights in one area + move to another after your tour.   8️⃣ One Local Day 🇲🇾 Don’t make every day a tourist checklist! 👉 Keep one day to explore Malaysia like a local. Any doubts? — MAIN HOO NA! 😉   9️⃣ Travel as 4 Pax 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 4 people = one car = shared transport cost 💰 👉 Usually more economical!   🔟 Evening Experiences 🌆 ✨ Twin Towers fountain → After 8 PM 🌙 Melaka → Don’t miss the evening vibes!   🇲🇾 SHARE THIS POST! These aren’t Google tips —> These are travel hacks learned through experience. ❤️ And when it comes to visiting Malaysia, there’s no specific best time, as you can expect unexpected rain at any time. March–April can be hot, but places like Genting Highlands and Cameron Highlands are usually cool throughout the year. 👍🏻 Planning Malaysia Trip? Again Main Hoo Na! 😉🤘🏻 For local assistance & travel planning, you can always reach out to us. ✈️ Whatzapp Only: (+91 9020331333) or Click👇🏻 https://wa.me/919020331333

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Don’t Do This in Malaysia – Part 1

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Don’t Do This in Malaysia – Part 1 10 Quick Tips from Our Malaysia Travel & Relocation Team Planning to visit or relocate to Malaysia? Here are 10 simple tips based on our personal experience. 1. Driving? Get an IDP 🚗 Don’t rely only on your Indian licence. Carry a valid International Driving Permit and drive carefully. 2. Buying Gold? Compare Prices 💰 Don’t buy immediately from shopping malls. Check out Masjid India, Kuala Lumpur for more options. This recommendation comes from my personal experience in the industry. 3. Try a Malaysian Street Burger 🍔 Skip the usual fast-food chains at least once. Try a local Ramly Burger—a must-have Malaysian street-food experience. 4. Airport Water Rule 💧 Avoid carrying liquids over 100 ml through security in your hand luggage. Carry an empty bottle and refill it after security. 5. Give Way While Driving 🚗 If another driver indicates to enter your lane, slow down and give way when safe. Don’t speed up to block them. 6. Let People Exit First 🚇 Metro, bus, lift, office—wherever you are, let people come out before you go in. Stand to the sides and keep the entrance clear. 7. Ordering Kopi or Teh? ☕ “Less sugar” can still be sweet because condensed milk already contains sugar. If needed, ask for fresh milk or specify your preference. For Milo, try no added sugar. 8. Keep Your Valuables With You 👜 At restaurants, don’t leave your phone, wallet, passport, or bag unattended—even for a minute. If you leave your seat, take them with you. 9. Don’t Travel Without Insurance 🏥 Travel or relocation insurance can protect you from unexpected medical and emergency expenses. A small premium can save you from a huge bill. 10. Don’t Honk Unnecessarily 📣 In Malaysia, the horn is mainly for warning and safety. Don’t honk just because traffic is slow or the light has turned green.   For More Info or Travel Assistance or Travel Package: Whatzapp: https://wa.me/919020331333

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Malayalam speaking competition in Malaysia

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Malayalam speaking competition in Malaysia You will be wondering to see a Malayalam speaking competition that too in a country like Malaysia ?? Aren’t all those who went as expatriates proficient in Malayalam, do we need another competition? This will be the question that is on your mind right now. But this is a tough competition for the Keralites in Malaysia, let me tell you what. As Malaysian Malayalees, it’s not just expatriate Malayalees who came to Malaysia to work and do business. There is only one race in Malaysia. Malayalees who have been living in Malaysia for four or five generations, from their grandparents or great-grandparents. All the first generations was able to write and speak Malayalam well, but as each generation passed, they moved away from Malayalam. It was not out of dislike for Malayalam, but Malay, the main language of Malaysia and after that every Malayalee had the opportunity to speak Malayalam only after English and Tamil, which are spoken mostly by everyone in Malaysia. The Malayalees here did not get a chance to speak Malayalam same as we are not getting a chance to speak Hindi in our country. But when you look at the people who speak Malayalam well, who speak English well, who understand Tamil very well and along with this when they trying to learn to speak Malayalam, listen and know stories, it can be said that they love Malayalam a lot. That was the time when my friend Dr. Dinesh who is Malaysian citizen said that a Malayalam speaking competition called Ente Malayalam is being conducting in Malaysia and ask me to be a part of it. It was immediately shared everywhere, including our Facebook and WhatsApp group. Then the match went well. The video of the participants was posted on their YouTube channel. And invited me to put a review comment as well. Even though there was not at all a mandatory or useful thing to learn Malayalam, I was very happy to see people speaking in Malayalam in this competition with full of energy. And later they invited me as MC to the final of this competition. Where 8 finalist included. Anyway I joined them and happily and with full of joy. I remember in the past, even though as a joke I use to say that I wanted to be MC in Malaysia too. It happened through through the Malayalam program ‘Ente Malayalam’, which was really a sweet memory for me. However, I always believe that, any dream can be achieved if the intention is good. Right? Comment, opinion or add on information and don’t forget to share your this article to you dear ones❤️✌️🙏

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Mango Meadows – World’s 1st Agricultural Theme Park

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Mango Meadows – World’s 1st Agricultural Theme Park It’s a Heaven for nature lovers… A world of fun filled activities with mind relaxing sounds and coolness of nature.   Picture: AM @ Mango Meadows   The tag line itself says everything, world’s first agricultural theme park. A world of plants, fruits, species, fun filled park and much more to explore. People who are connected with nature will definitely enjoy this experience to the core. They won’t feel like stepping out of it once you start exploring mango meadows because it’s the place of peacefulness perfect harmony with nature. It’s a man made forest with so much of wonders inside❤️   Take a look at Mango meadows in 60 seconds👇🏻through MD eyes.   MD Photo Spots: Click for memories📌 Click your awesome memories not only for social media status but also as a treasure for your life❤️ FaSt – “Facts & Stories” (Knowledge gives us power, knowledge is confidence. So let’s listen to some quick key points to know more about Mango Meadows before & while visiting) *The entire property own by Kurian. *World’s first agricultural theme park *30 acres of land with over 4500 species of plants & tress. *16 cottages for accommodation * Activities like fishing, fish feeding, water wheel, pottery experience, traditional boat experience, coconut climbing, chinese fishing net experience (selected time only), bird watching, butterfly survey, cycling, shikara boating, pedal boating, kotta Vanji boating, swimming pool, farm and lots of interesting hot spots. MD – Note The Point:📌 **How to reach: Taxi (Car, Bus, Van)   Nearby Attractions: **Kaanthari Kadavu **Kaduthuruthy Maha Deva Temple **Kumarakom House Boating   MD exploring mango meadows👇🏻 Our MD journey will continue✈️ *Comment and share this article with your traveling partner with whom you wish to explore this place🌏✈️   *Drop your doubts in the comment section below or whatzapp me for any assistance👇🏻 +91 9020 331333 & Don’t forget to Like & Share in social media to reach this cool post to your friends & family circle in order to motivate this “Super Cool Mathai”😀. Content Creator: Arun Mathai Proof Reading: Anu.P.Mathew Video Participants: Kusumam, Jaswinni, Anu, Aman & Apple  

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Happy Wife’s Day

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Happy Wife’s Day Happy Wife’s Day…! What is it?🤔 Every husband will be shocked to see this title. Again another day “Wife’s day” as along with valentine’s day, wedding anniversary, birthday this add on day going to tear my pocket again. But no need to worry at all, it’s absolutely zero cost day and that too might come once in awhile with a maximum of 3-4 times in lifetime. It’s simple but powerful too🔥 Let’s get to the story. It’s not just a story, my own life experience story.❤️ My wife Jaswinni, who is of Malaysian descent, decided to give birth in Malaysia not only because she is familiar with the language and also home country Malaysia, but also because she has only 2 months maternity leave (work) in Malaysia. During the time we where doing the initial pregnancy check-ups in Malaysian government hospital, I got to know about an amazing system following here that, husband or mother can be in labor room at the time of delivery. I was really happy that I am lucky to be a part of my wife’s delivery. AWESOME🔥..😍 I really felt a lot of joy. Anyway it really seemed like a bonus, but the truth is that I didn’t think about the situation much. So days and months passed and the delivery date arrived. Malaysians no need to pay a single penny at the Malaysian government hospital for pregnancy (It was another bonus for me as I was a house husband that time-Jobless ;). We choose the semi-government hospital, the reason was that their wasn’t any government hospital near to our residence. July 20 night, Jaswinni suddenly started feeling something unsual. Without second thought, me and my mother decided to go hospital, even though she didn’t like to be admitted in hospital. That night and next day gone smooth as it is. But on 21st night she started feeling pain. We sitting outside pregnancy ward and I started walking like Sethuramayyar detective style (Malayalam film). For the first time in the last 9 months, I started to have horrible tension as my chest is going to explode. Until this moment, I have been told a very super cool “Yes” to those who ask me if I will be in the labor room. Still I tried to keep myself cool. Meantime, Cyril my buddy, saw my WhatsApp message and called me. Then he said, “No need of any tension, go to the labor room, sit and talk to her.” Even if he is my buddy, only that moment I got to know that my chang (buddy) too was in labor room for his son Ronaldo’s birth. It was another twisty energizer for me to add on my confidence and to defeat my tension with positive thoughts. But I replied to him, aliya (buddy) I can keep talking without any limit to anyone under any circumstances. But I do not know how I am going to be in this situation. Anyway I keep adding my confidence to keep myself strong. At 10 o’clock in the morning the nurse called me and give me a form to fill up saying that I will listen to all their instructions and follow as per their guidance. Then they gave me another dress for me to wear myself and get into pregnancy/delivery room. From there our story begins… Jaswinni pregnancy pain keep triggering her every 5-10 minutes. I keep calling the nurse. They will come, check and go back with same dialogue not yet time for delivery. Along with the tension moments, she vomit for 3 times back-to-back and I keep cleaning as I felt sad/shy to keep calling nurses for our personal things. Jaswinni who had been beating the pillow without making any noise for 2 hours told me after 12 o’clock that: “I need a pain killer, call the doctor”. For time being I keep lying that doctor said the delivery gonna happen in very soon, but I was shocked to hear when she had told me that she cannot hold the pain and caesarean section is enough. I replied to Jaswinni that you have been in pain for so long since last night – was it to have a caesarean? I will call the nurse”. I run to the nurse’s room and somehow managed to find a nurse to our room who was busy doing something else. They looked at me and tell me that they need to take approval for pain killer and she said one more thing which make me feel completely lost that, it may take another 4-5 hours for delivery. The moment I was pretty sure that before she deliver I would fall unconscious. But whenever I fall asleep she will have a sudden scream in pain and with that, my sleep will be like flew away. So I keep lying to her in a good way that the nurse said the delivery would happen soon. Finally at 3pm the doctor, nurses all arrived and they do checking and said yes it’s time (Entry of junior🔥). Doctor told me to stand beside her head. For few seconds, I got blurred as few nurses, doctors all taking something.. Doing something. But then I make myself calm by trying to hold my emotions and grasp the scene into heart and decided to join with doctors, nurses team. Literally I was feeling the 3 idiots movie (the word “Push”). I started to tell her along with doctor. Like my chunk (buddy) friend said or more than that I keep saying non-stop like a coach motivate, a referee of kabaddi. I would say more than just saying I was commanding her to push. She was just looking at me only, neither doctor nor nurses. Listening every time whenever I say “1… 2… 3… PUSH”. Thus after so many effort from her along with doctors, nurses finally he arrived – Tivaaan Arun Mathew (My Apple boy). The moment he cried I become totally silent with tears

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