Diploma Girls Gang

 And these are the girls in the gang..  after 26 years of friendship leaving one or two girls all are still besties. 

So welcome to the introduction of each of them... everyone was so unique and that was the reason they formed a beautiful bunch. They were the world to each other and didn't bother about anything even the boys of the batch. 

Me Samata - Do you need my introduction?

Jayu - The leader, most matured of the lot, being joining the diploma batch after her 12th, she was elder to all and very very co-operative. She had an advantage of having the home nearest to college, and a kinetic Honda. Her home was a go to place for us anytime.. everytime... 

Vaiju - Ayyo Vaijayanta... also joining the diploma batch after her 12th, always used to be with Jayu and used to be always fashionable and attractive..

Sunti - Navoday Girl from Samoda.. very pretty, used to stay in christian hostel on Jail Road

Neemma - Cidco gang tom boy, Chidki, Chulbuli, thin and tall English medium girl, with stylish skirts and tops.. And attitude

Moni - Ozarwali Moni, used to stay with her sis... little bit lost initially and in front of professors esp. Lakariya Sir 😛

Megha - My practical sessions batchmate, with a remarkable calm and quiet face but as naughty and mischievous as others..she used to forget all her personal, health problems in the group.

Monal - Again English Medium girl with strong stout built, boys used to be afraid of her daring and fearless nature

Pallu - Sinnarwali.. very innocent, boy cut hairstyle little भित्री भागुबाई 

Manju - Aloof, quiet and convent educated but not very active. 

Manisha Sonavane -Typical village Girnare girl, a  slobbish slacker 

Sarika Patil - She was doing diploma against her wish, with lots of family issues always nervous भेदरलेली 

Manisha Ahire - Happy go lucky, least bothered about her studies, Mani, a sweet person joined us a little late but quickly became integral part of group. 

And this formed a group of 13 girls of different attitude, attributes, culture, tradition, location but still one.. Unity in diversity.