The Diary game.Ramadhan day 3. A Day in Ramadan: Balancing Faith, Work, and Responsibilities

Greetings, dear friends, how are you all? I hope you all are fine and enjoying your day. I wish for you all good health, wealth and a prosperous time ahead. Today I am here to share with you yet another day of my life and I hope you all will get time to read and know about one more day of my life and also find it worthwhile to read and vote.

Today was the fourth day of Ramadan, and getting up early at around 4:30 AM was necessary because the pre-dawn meal, called Sehri, had to be completed before dawn, after which the prayers were offered. I followed the same routine but woke up a little late, as all my family members were already up and having their meals. My late waking was due to going to bed a bit late the previous night.

After finishing my meal, I performed ablution and then went to the nearby mosque for the morning prayers. A large number of people could be seen praying early in the morning due to the holy month of Ramadan, when everyone seeks blessings, and every good deed is considered highly rewarding, encouraging people to engage in more religious practices.

I spent about an hour in the mosque, and after completing all the obligations, I returned home and went back to bed for a second spell of sleep, as I was feeling sleepy during the prayers due to my incomplete rest. I got up again at 9 AM, after which I went straight for a shower, followed by getting ready for the office.

These days, we have several assignments at hand, and for that reason, I was quite quick to get ready for the office. I literally rushed to reach there on time because a number of households were already waiting for me to arrive and start registering them for the housing scheme, PMAY, which aims to provide safe and concrete shelters to homeless families living in miserable conditions, with no stable source of income, and who require financial assistance from the government to realize their dream of living in a safe and secure home.

For this reason, I usually spend most of my time in the village to ensure that every eligible family is registered and no one is left behind. This registration process has to be completed by 31st March this year, and the beneficiaries, over a period of five years, will be selected only from those who are registered by this deadline. Therefore, my focus is to register all eligible families, including potential beneficiaries who may seek assistance in the future.

Simultaneously, I am also handling the task of registering beneficiaries for the Solar Rooftop Scheme, which aims to provide subsidized solar rooftops to interested households. The scheme intends to offer an alternative source of energy for households, helping to reduce their electricity bills and also giving them the opportunity to generate surplus electricity, which can be shared with others as well.

Later, after finishing all my tasks in the village, I headed back home to complete some pending work, such as spreading soil to prepare a lawn area in the backyard and collecting unwanted materials. It took me quite some time, and by then, it was almost time to break the fast, which was around 6 PM. I started preparing for Iftar, and in no time, I managed to get all the food ready.

After offering the evening prayers, I returned home to have an early dinner and to prepare myself for the Isha and Tarawih prayers. Finally, at around 11:30 PM, I went to bed and called it a day.

It was all about my day.Thank you for going through my post. Have a great time ahead.