ONCE AGAIN A GOOD POST FROM U,..

SIMPLE ONE BUT HIGHLY ETHICAL LEARNINGS,....

THANK YOU,....

Its a suparb inspiring story.... Thanks for sharing, keep sharing....

awesome

an imp lesson to learn .... wish i wil do d same ...thanks a lot dear

very inspirational  we  should  always  know  our  history  which  leads  us  the  open the thought  which makes  us  remind  us  the  responsiblity  towards nation .......actually  its  quite  true   we  dnt  realise  the  value  of  freedom   as  we  had  not  sacrifice  for the  same  

but  we  always  expect   that  everything  shd  be  goody  goody  around  us  and  when  the  responsiblity  comes  we  balme  politics  ,  standards  and  system  ....thats  need  not  the  way  to look  upon  and  by  giving  that  excuse  no where  we  are  getting  apart  from  out  responsiblility 

Very true Raam

Wisdom laced in each and every word of this story....wish we too can adopt some in our lifestyle....lovely story...

Originally posted by : CA SURENDRA KUMAR RAKHECHA
	Although I read it before; but for us;  such sharings never become outdated. .Outdated are the persons who never care for the world in which they live.

I truly agree with SKR of CAclub.

Such stories are rarely enlived  by rare persons  only.

No other than ourselves are responsible for the prevailing values in our society. 

We have not shown our love for the persons who ever had followed the example of Chanakya in public life.

Do we remember "Lal Bahadur Shastri" ?

Had we followed his principles of simplicity and integrity and  portrayed him in our heart, in our home, in our society, .... State..or in our country,  

the image of our nation could have been established positively as "Jagat-guru"  

It's we only, who have made this country as  " Corrupt-Guru" .

No other than ourselves are responsible for the prevailing values in our society.

really sir now we have to try to erase the tag of being Corrupt -Guru

Gr8 post and excellent point raised by Surendra Sir. 

One doesn't become big by quoting the big names...