The chapter “Kya Waqayi Dunya Gol Hai” from the 1st-year Urdu notes delves into a fascinating exploration of the concept of the Earth’s roundness. In this intriguing passage, the author paints a vivid picture of their musings on the shape of the world. They describe how they embarked on a journey from Peking to Paris and from Copenhagen to Colombo, seemingly traversing the globe in a flat manner. The author humorously imagines the perils of crawling around the world’s edge like little lizards and references the tale of the boy with a bowl seeking oil. The notion of the world’s roundness is challenged, but the author ultimately decides to seek proof.
They narrate their rapid travels from Karachi to Dhaka to Bangkok to Singapore, highlighting the marvels of modern transportation. Despite the allure of staying rooted, they acknowledge the joys and blessings of a life filled with travel, untouched by passport hassles and visa rushes. The passage captures the essence of wanderlust and the thrill of exploring the world, contrasting it with the comfort of a sedentary life. It serves as a contemplative reflection on the nature of travel and the joys it brings.
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