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During my first year in College , I went to Goa on a college trip .There was a girl from my college who was travelling with her boyfriend & they were pretty much in love with each other .We used to admire them .They were my seniors & mostly , I used to chill with them during college.So , There’s a place called Shiva Valley in Goa which was famous for it’s Rave Party & Drugs .Our entire group went there to spice up things :PI went with my best friend . I was high on weed . After a while , I snorted cocaine & had few shots of Alcohol.I was completely tripping on the music & shouting : WHAT HAPPENS IN GOA , STAYS IN GOA .Meanwhile , I saw that couple ( My seniors ) who were travelling with us to Goa .The girl took a strip of LSD & was hallucinating .The guy was high on MD . After 5 minutes , He passed out on the floor & was puking whereas the girl was tripping on acids & laughing continuously .I saw some 3–4 guys approaching her & they were touching her in an inappropriate way .She was hallucinating at that time and had no idea about what’s happeningSuddenly , one guy tried to kiss her.I lost my cool .Although , I was not in my senses but I have a respect for that couple and I couldn’t let anyone touch her without her consent .I took a wooden stick somewhere from the beach & asked one of my friends to accompany me .I went so aggresive that I started hitting them with the stick and punched one of those guys in the nose .Music was loud & lights were trippy.I told my friend to take care of her guy .I lifted her on my back , booked a cab & dropped her to her hotel room .Meanwhile , Her boyfriend reached the hotel in partial senses .They both hugged each other & they went to sleep& again I went to the valley .Tripping all night & dancing with almost every foreigner girl :p

NDA cadets can proceed on organized tours during their 3/4 days mid term break. They can also leave the Academy during this period independently after obtaining their parents consent in writing.As a cadet I distinctly remember our trip to Lonavala/Mahabaleshwar. As an Instructor I have led my cadets on two tours, Secunderabad and Mumbai (Bombay).Don’t miss those bell bots ;)

“I don’t consent to warrantless searches.” Please don’t try to sound “lawyerly” if you didn’t pull three years of law school in your misspent youth. Instead, try “no.” Or “no thanks.” Then shut up. The lawyer you may later have to retain if things go south, the one who did pull those three years of law school in their own misspent youth, will thank you.“What do you have to hide?” Nothing, of course. But you might wish to use this opportunity to tell the nice officer about that time you skipped out on 10th grade English class. And that you’ve been living with this secret guilt ever since. Or you could shrug and smile. And shut up.Because every word you speak will exponentially add to the probability you’re going to unwittingly dig yourself into a hole. And the nice police officer, if properly (or improperly) motivated, will happily hand you the shovel.So, in the words of Nancy Reagan, “just say no.”And then, in the words of Don Rickles, just shut up.Edited to add a true war story: "What do you have to hide?" High school kid, the team's star running back and a legit college prospect, borrows dad's pickup truck. Is waved into a DUI checkpoint. "You don't mind if I poke around in the back, do 'ya?" Kid shrugs. Like the cop said, he has "nothing to hide." Officer begins rooting through a half full, black plastic garbage bag. Just some trash left over from one of his dad's charter fishing trips.But the cop was doing his own brand of fishing that night. Amid the litter, he comes across a bottle of discarded booze that hadn't been completely drained. Less than an ounce, not even enough to pour a respectable drink. Kid, of course, didn't know that bottle was there. Had no idea the bag was there. Didn't matter. Not to that cop. Busted. Underage possession. Mug shots, newspaper stories, three game suspension, college recruiters stop calling. Charges, of course, are later dropped. But the damage is done.You might want to think about that kid, and that cop (who, we discovered, had tipped off the papers), the next time a nice police officer asks "what do you have to hide?"