28 January, 2020

#Spotlight :: Mirro @ The Weird Wayward by @ManojKu58962989



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INDIA @ 2030


INDIA, as a developing Nation, grown up manifolds and on the verge of being World’s Super Power with Richest Economy. But at the same time many perennial social problems also grew manifolds, remained inattentive and giving birth to exponential intensification to grievances. The volcanoes of grievances led to Genesis of MIЯЯЯOMIЯЯЯO’s unpredictable fearless Modus-Operandi breaks all the Laws and leads to the out-of-the-box solutions as Weird Way Ward, to rejuvenate the Eco-Systems of today’s hypocritical SYSTEMS……it’s up to the discretion of the PEOPLE, to allow or not!

The Story indicates India’s perennial problems through the eyes of the Protagonist, who always dreamt for the solutions as his own personal aspirations, but, couldn’t succeed meeting even single one, out of his own personal flaws. Time compels him taking help of someone, whom he never believed cordially.

Out of gist of many, only 3 problems are selfishly picked-up by the Protagonist, which hurt him most personally.

MIЯЯЯO weirdly solves those 3 problems with the essence of absolute cleansing as permanent solutions… Will INDIA wish to have such weird, but, permanent solutions to all other problems? Let TIME tell…


Read an Excerpt:


Part 1
Booze Inferno

Date:  Jan 1, 2030
Location:  Bhagnagar (the ancient name of Hyderabad), Telangana
Time:  3:45 a.m.
Trintrintrintrin… Trintrintrintrin… Trintrintrintrin… Trintrintrintrin…
The artificial intelligence (AI) enabled cell phone of Jiva Jeevan was ringing, but he didn’t pick it up, as he was sleeping deeply under the influence of six large pegs of cocktails after the New Year celebrations. At the fourth ring, Jiva came to his senses and his wife helped him get up. He then picked up the phone.
Without even looking at the name of the caller, he whispered, “Hallooo…”
On the other side, a quivering husk voice said, “Hallo! Boss! Venkat Naidu here! Sorry to disturb you. A huge fire has broken out at the Dathvaly plant.”
Jiva is the Chairman and Managing Director of Jeevan Distillery.
Jiva, in a shocked voice: What…? How…? When…?
Venkat, CEO, in a nervous voice: Boss, just now I got an alert call from Bala Reddy (senior president of the plant) about this. I am going to the plant right now…
Jiva (frightened): What the hell is going on? Keep me updated every 15 minutes.
Venkat (submissively): Okay sir.
Jiva (in a softer but still scared voice): Hallo… Meanwhile, talk to the police, the state fire department, our legal team and the advocates. And what the hell was our fire and safety department doing? Useless fellows…
Venkat: Okay sir… I will check…
Jiva (loudly): I want minimum damage to my 50,000-crore plant.
Venkat (like a perfect corporate dog): Yes sir…
Jiva (barking): Okay, go fast!
After the call, Jiva logged into his plant monitoring app in his cell phone to watch the live CCTV coverage. But he was annoyed to find that nothing was visible. He wondered if the app or the CCTV was not working.
Meanwhile, Venkat lit a cigarette and went into the washroom to freshen up. He started murmuring abuses at everybody, including Jiva, under the garb of reacting to the shocking incident at the plant.
In the washroom, Venkat sat over the commode and puffed away quickly, as he communicated with several people concerned with the matter.
Venkat (authoritatively): Hallo… Hallo Bala Reddy… Quickly call Akash Singh, and ask him to call his entire team.
Bala Reddy (senior president of the plant): Yes sir. I have called him up and he has already reached the plant.
Venkat: Okay… Good… I am coming ASAP… Then Venkat called Akash, Vice President (VP) - Fire and Safety.
Venkat (in an annoyed tone): Hallo Akash! How this hell did this happen? Put in all efforts to extinguish the fire… Fast… Very fast…
Akash: Yes sir!
Venkat: Okay… Put out the fire fast…
Akash: Yes sir… Sure…
Venkat (in a slightly softer tone): By the way, which unit is under the fire?
Akash (scared): Sir… It’s everywhere… It is a huge fire with a lot of smoke. In the molasses section… the distillation towers… the ethanol spirit section… the wood barrel maturity warehouse… the bottling plant… the finished products warehouse… everywhere…
Venkat (shocked): Oh my God! What the hell! Okay, extinguish the fire fast.
Then he called up the police commissioner.
Venkat (politely): Hallo… Rama Rao sir! Sorry to disturb you at this time. I have a very sad news. A fire broke out in our Dathvaly plant…
Rama: Oh my gosh! What are you talking about, Venkat Naidu? How did it happen?
Venkat: Don’t know sir, I am reaching the plant soon. I request you to send a police team quickly.
Rama: Okay, don’t panic. I am sending a team to the plant quickly. I will also come as soon as possible…
Then Venkat called up Naveen Kumar, the fire commissioner.
Venkat: Hallo… hallo… Sir, sorry to disturb you at this time. A fire broke out in our Dathvaly plant…
Naveen: What…! How…? When…? Don’t worry, I will quickly make all the necessary firefighting arrangements.
Then Venkat called up Shreenivas Rao.
Venkat: Hallo… hallo… Shreenivas yaar, a very bad news… A fire broke out in our Dathvaly plant… Come quickly there… and get in touch with our insurance consultant fast.
Shreenivas (VP - Legal): What sir? Very sad sir? Okay sir… Coming sir…
Then, Venkat brushed his teeth and had a quick shower. As he was getting dressed, his mobile phone started ringing.
Venkat panicked as he saw the name of the caller. “Oh my gosh! Boss!” he muttered to himself. Then he picked up the call and said, “Yes sir…”
Jiva: What’s the update?
Venkat: I spoke to everyone concerned… and… I am just leaving to the plant.
Jiva: Okay, keep me updated.
Venkat: Okay sir


Jiva, the plant owner, called up all the high-profile political and bureaucratic biggies known to him. He also called the top government officials about this shocking incident at the plant and asked them for the best help possible.

4:05 a.m.
Venkat was on his way to the plant, which was located at Telangana Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation, 35 km away from Bhagnagar city. After 20 minutes, Venkat was closer to the plant of Jeevan Distilleries. He simply lost his mind after seeing the smoky clouds miles across the sky. With each passing moment, as he neared the plant, the fire seemed to be raging on and on. The skyline was full of fire! There was nothing else in the sky other than fire. 
According to people close to him, Venkat was a strong, firm and emotionless middle-aged man and the situation seemed to have shaken him. 
As he reached closer to the plant, he saw the flashlights of several cameras, which were clicking away nonstop. 
Venkat: Oh my gosh! How did the media know of this? Amazing! So fast… 
As his car reached the main gate, the security personnel opened the gate without losing even a fraction of a second. 
Several reporters started bombarding Venkat with several queries. 
“Sir, how did this fire occur?” 
“What could be the reasons?” 
Venkat didn’t open the car’s windows and didn’t reply to any of the questions. He instructed the on-duty security chief, Bhima Reddy, “Don’t allow any media person inside the premises and don’t reply to any of their questions.” 
Bhima: Yes sir! 
Venkat: Any police team has come? 
Bhima: No sir. 
Venkat: Okay. As soon as an officer comes, guide him to the Scada room. 
Bhima: Okay sir. 
Then the car stopped at the main control room, 500 meters from the main gate. Ramdas, the chauffeur, opened the gate quickly. Venkat got down and rushed to the high-speed lift and entered the Scada room on the seventh floor. The control room was designed in such a way that the entire plant and its skyline were fairly visible to anyone in the room. 
Bala, Akash and a few key top managers were in the AI-Scada room. 
Venkat gazed at the fire spreading across the whole plant through the fireproof windows of the room. 
Venkat: Now tell me how it happened and what the current scenario is. 
Akash: Sir, the night shift Scada in-charge Yuvraj is here. As there are no signals at Scada, let’s view the e-map. Okay Yuvraj. Start explaining…

About the Author:

Manoj Kumar Sharma (Pen Name - MIRRRO)
As an Author, MIRRRO, is a product of insatiable aspirations seeking blessings from Goddess of Knowledge Maa Sarasvatiji & inspirations from motivating Muse.
Born & brought up in Bhilai and graduated from Raipur, Chattisgarh and worked as a professional engineer in various MNC’s & Corporates in Mumbai.
Reading & writing were the crazy passions since school days, and, finally MIЯЯЯO alighted. MIRRRO @ THE WEIRD WAYWARD is a Social Fiction / Urban Fiction...where India’s perennial social problems are targeted from absolute cleansing perspectives in unimaginable, unthoughtful weird ways... which never ever happened in any part of the world.
Author has future plans for Books on various known but unsung issues of our day-to-day lives…but, ways beyond innovativeness…
As an overview, the Author believes that Writing is a Soulful Act, processed by Maa Sarasvatiji & Muse....not by the Author.
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