The neighbour is the nearest person with whom one has social contact. He can render his services at the time of need. They are partners in one's sorrows and joys. Having a good neighbour is a blessing and a bad neighbour is a curse. This is our good luck that our neighbours are decent.
Our nearest neighbour is Mr. Agnihotri. His house is next to ours. He has good manners and a very sweet nature. We always find him with a smiling face. He has three sons and a daughter. Every member of his family is cultured and good mannered. You will never find them quarrelling with others. They are always ready for any type of help to their neighbours. Mr. Agnihotri's daughter who is a B. Corn first year student is always ready to solve the problems of the children of their neighbours In the entire colony
she is the most loveable girl. Children have a high regard for her. She is very simple and soft spoken. Mr. Agnihotri is a professor in the university. He leaves for the university at 10 a.m. and generally returns home by 5 p.m. He is a man of simple living and high thinking. In the morning and evening time you will generally find him wearing khadi kurta payjama. He is fond of playing chess. He is a man with liberal views. Everyone in the colony has a high regard for him. He is the President of 'Colony Welfare Society'.
Mrs Agnihotri is a very gentle and pious lady. She is God fearing and a good natured lady. She is very humble. In the evening she goes to temple with my mother and few other ladies of the colony. There is a 'Ladies Kirtan' in her house once in a month. Generally all the women of the colony attend it. Like her husband she is very popular among the women of the colony.
His three sons are also well behaved. The youngest one is my class fellow and the other two are students of first and third year in Engineering college. We are fortunate enough to have good neighbours.
