The Missing Mission

Oct 18 2025,

Time 6.16 Pm 

In Indigo Flight no 5682 

It's been 4 months I missed them and now its time I am finally heading back to my home. 

It was a great journey so far and to reach the something, you need to sacrifice something and it's okay. Once you leave home then you understand the importance of your home. 

The Missing Mission. 

The more you miss, the more you love that. It's a part of life that we need to do in terms of our choice. 

Selaiyur my another home which helped me to find who am i. I am forever grateful for MCC and selaiyur hall. 

Will blog abt the interesting thing which is going to happen this week. 

Untill then,

Sabrizz 

💎 Diamond League

Learning a language is not just a skill — it’s a bridge to connect with people, culture, and opportunities, especially when living or working in a place where the native language dominates.

I started learning Hindi from scratch, and today, I can proudly say I’m improving every day — making mistakes, learning from them, and even practicing at my workplace.

When I began, I struggled to form even a single sentence in Hindi. Now, I can understand conversations and have simple exchanges with my colleagues. That progress feels deeply rewarding.

One of the biggest factors behind my growth has been Duolingo. It helped me build a habit of daily learning and instilled consistency in my journey. I am thrilled to share that I’ve maintained this discipline for 113 days so far — a milestone that feels empowering.

The most exciting moment? Reaching the Diamond League in Duolingo. It wasn’t my mission at first, but consistent progress brought me here. This taught me a valuable lesson: Aim for what challenges you the most. Growth happens when you step out of your comfort zone.

My advice to anyone learning something new:

1.Take risks. If you fail, learn.

2.If you succeed, stay humble.

3.Mentor others. Growth multiplies when you help others grow.

Language learning is more than words — it’s a journey of patience, persistence, and self-transformation. My journey has just begun, and I’m excited for the road ahead.

100 Days with Duo

Hello fellas,

I’m glad to share this blog today—it’s been a great start to my Duolingo journey, and I’ve just completed 100 days of learning Hindi! 🎉

Now I can confidently say to people that I know Hindi. Apart from Duolingo, the people around me also taught me a lot along the way.

Language is one of the most important aspects of life. Without it, communication becomes difficult. It helps us connect, share, and understand each other’s emotions. It also plays a vital role in shaping culture, values, and ethics.

During these 100 days, I went from learning basic vocabulary to forming sentences. Duolingo—and my friends—helped me a lot. As I always say: small start, big success. This was just a small beginning, but with sincere dedication and consistency, it has turned into something meaningful.

I’ll make sure this journey (and my streak!) grows as I grow. One small recommendation if you want to learn a language: make mistakes—again and again. Don’t hesitate, don’t feel ashamed. Mistakes are okay. One day you’ll be fruitful and even master it. Humans learn best through practice, and that’s our true nature.

Keep learning.

Keep rocking.

Happy to connect with you all.

📌 Beautiful

See you soon on my 200 Days with Duo! 🚀

Start Small

Start Small, 

Why small things matters and why it is important. When someone would have told me that you cannot complete writing a diary and maybe i would believe that, but after around 9 months of writing i am almost reaching the last quarter of the year and my diary is filled with lot of memories and knowledge which i can share to people.

Same goes to anything, you can't bulid rome in a single day (may be that quote would be wrong soon) but if you still push yourself just to do something daily then I am sure you will build your rome as you dreamt.

Start something small and do it everyday, make a habit and convert it into passion. Passion attracts pride, power, money, etc. Then you will be versatile in that field.

Ps. That was a small thing i started giving flower everyone around my surroundings.

Thank you Rufus Sir for this photo. 

Really missing my MCC a.k.a paradise on the earth.  

B for Briyani

Biryani is not just food—it’s an emotion.

After posting my reel on Chicken Biryani 🍗, my friend asked for the recipe. Here it is!

A big thanks to Mr. Manikandan, my beloved brother and honest cousin, for sharing this amazing recipe.

Biryani for 10 people is easy, but biryani for one person is difficult.
The smaller the quantity, the trickier the process.
Quantity is inversely proportional to the effort needed.

 

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Key Ingredients (for 1–2 people / 250 grams rice)

• Rice (Basmati) – 250 grams

• Chicken – 250–300 grams (wash properly with turmeric)

• Onions – 3 medium, sliced 🧅

• Tomatoes – 2½ medium, sliced 🍅

• Green chilies – 2🌶

• Ginger-garlic paste – 100 grams (60% garlic, 40% ginger) 🫚

• Curd – 100 ml 

• Oil – 100 ml (or add 1 tbsp ghee for extra aroma)

• Handful of mint leaves & coriander leaves

Spices:

• Fennel seeds – 1 tsp

• Cloves – 4

• Cardamom – 4

• Bay leaves – 2

• Other spices (optional, max 2)

Masala:

• Chili powder – 1–2 tbsp (adjust to spice tolerance)

• Salt – 1–2 tbsp (depending on brand & taste)

Water ratio:

• For Basmati rice, 1:1.25 (measure rice with a bowl, then use same bowl for water + 1/4 extra).

• Soak rice just before sautéing onions.

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Step-by-Step Process

1. Choose your vessel:

   • 2–3L vessel is perfect for 250g rice.

2. Heat oil & spices:

   • Add 100 ml oil (or ghee).

   • Add whole spices and let them pop.

3. Sauté onions:

   • Add sliced onions and sauté until golden brown (7–12 minutes).

4. Add ginger-garlic paste & salt:

   • Sauté for 2 minutes.

5. Add chili powder for color:

   • 1–2 tbsp in the oil.

6. Add tomatoes & green chilies:

   • Cook until tomatoes are soft.

7. Add curd & chicken:

   • Mix 100 ml curd, then add chicken.

   • Optional: Marinate chicken in 20 ml curd + chili powder for 1 hour (adjust spices accordingly).

   • Cook curry on medium flame for 4–5 minutes.

8. Add water:

   • Use 1 bowl + ¼ bowl water.

   • Bring to a boil.

9. Add soaked rice:

   • Drain excess water, taste, and adjust spice if needed.

   • Squeeze ¼ lemon for freshness.

   • Ensure water just covers rice by about 1 inch.

10. Cook rice:

    • Slowest flame possible.

    • Stir 2 times within 5 minutes.

11. Dum (steaming):

    • Half-cooked rice → cover with lid.

    • Heat a dosa pan, place biryani pot on top.

    • Let it cook for 15 minutes.

    • After 15 minutes, break the dum carefully.

12. Serve:

    • Fluffy, aromatic, mouth-watering biryani ready!

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Recommended Sides

• Raita

• Boiled eggs

• Chicken 65

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Tips & Thoughts:

• Biryani is not hard—it needs patience, focus, and love.

• Mistakes are okay! Each failure teaches you something for next time.

• I failed 4 times before getting it right. If stuck, watch tutorials on YouTube and observe carefully.

At the end of the day, it’s about the love you put into making it, and the joy of sharing it. ❤️

 

Non Dominant Effect

Have you ever try write your name, brush your teeth, eat with a spoon in your non dominant hand. 

Just give a try. It's really interesting and this is termed as Non Dominant Effect which help to create new neural network in your brain that improves your efficiency and problem solving ability. 

Our body build in a way that when we try something new, a new connection build in the brain and that helps us to face that experience if it booms again. 

I tried it and when i draw a picture of a computer and without any consensus i drew the pic with the mouse on the non dominant side (left side).

Interesting right.....

Need a break from boring odd joba nd  what to improve your cognitive ability try this workout.