The TEACHER, enlightening the world!

  I don't know where to start writing about this "teacher"! I salute you, Sir! I bow down to you and to your unmatched spirit and to your unconditional dedication to educate one in each house!

To you Sir!

I live in a materialistic world. I am also among those who take pleasure in the worldly comfort and lucrative deals. Everyday I hear about how my friends/acquaintances who switch jobs for better and bigger. For more comfort and for more growth. Is it bad? I still feel it's not bad. 

But with so much self-oriented prospect, we should not talk about changing the world or complain about various odds of the world. Cause somewhere we forgot to put in our bit to make this world a better place.

This teacher, who faces soo many difficulties, at times no food, not much amenities, not a lucrative salary, not a flashy cabin or a top-architect developed school, not even the basics of the school are in place. But still he his happy to be a teacher in such a remote location. Still he is happy to teach.

His undying spirit needs no encouragement. His selfless attitude needs no recognition. His mammoth willpower has sustained him in adversities and will do the same in future.

It is for you, for me, for the better world that I request you to donate for this school. Maybe only few among us can do what he is doing, but at least we can provide those basics of a school to those kids who walk miles to learn. At least we can help them get those books/stationary to learn better. Can't we do this much? Or can we do?

Hoping for help, please donate on this link - http://www.doright.in/category/kalchini/

Let's keep the dream alive - educate every home. Your small step can bring a big difference to many families! It's time to #DoRight!

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I Saw, I Learnt

I Saw, I Learnt!!

My mom is my strongest pillar, (of course just after my dad) i hang on to. I think, i am what i am because of her. She walked ahead of me to set examples, she walked beside me to hold whenever i fall and she walked behind me to bring out the person she wanted me to be.

Thanks is, of course, an understatement!

Of all things she taught me, one which I am immensely thankful is for value of - SHARING!

When i open my box of old goodies, well it is all empty. My favorite doll, my favorite red frock, my favorite pink pony with ultra straight haired tail and my other favorites are all gone. They exist only in my memory.

I remember that my mom used to ask me to give away my favorite toys to the maid's kids. She would not hesitate in giving away my favorite clothes to them either. Or, even worse, my brand new clothes for some special occasions to my cousins. A small chips packet or a huge cake, all needs t be shared by all present.

Of course, I used to just JUST hate all this sharing and caring. But eventually as i grew up, i became less possessive about my things and more empathetic towards people around me. And i realized all this only when its time for me to mother my baby and pass these values.

My baby is just one and a half year but i ask her to share. With her little hands she feeds everyone in the family. Well, barely anything reaches our mouth, but the training has indeed started.

I saw my mom and i learnt and now its time to set an example!

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