Getting elected as MP or making it to the post of Principal of a college does not make one famous.
sunil20 said:
Rajendraji,
You are right...these are only famous Jats..I fully agree with you.
I think burdak writing famous list of Jats from his colony!!!
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Dear Sunil
Try not to be so hard.
Burdak ji is providing a very valuable service and is doing a wonderful job.
Jats are taught they have no history or culture. Our kids are taught that Jats are good for nothing bandits and ruffians. They are also taught they are not capable of higher learning, and the only economic opportunities for them are those opf Sipahis, security guards, and now labourers, Mazdoors, on daily wage.
Other groups have usurped that Jat contribution to learning, academics, and society.
If we do not change this picture, and encourage our kids to fight back, our community is going to fall further and further behind.
One purpose of this section, and the Yahoo Jathistory group is to bring to the attention of our community, that the Jats have a rich culture and history.
The people he is writing about are role models, for the community, especially our younger generation who do not have any knowledge of Jats who have made significant achievements or made significant contributions.
It is important to our younger generation to know that many Jats are very successful.
It is important to know they are political leaders, Principals of Schools and colleges, and IITs and IIMs, Business people, IT specialists , lawyers, doctors, accountants- all fields that Jats were trained to think were fields, they could never achieve success in.
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Our Jat kids need to learn that if they persevere they too can emulate the Role models that exist, and that they can be successful- by getting good academic results, and keeping in mind they should contribute, and help the less well off in the Jat community
Famous Jats may be wrong term
Let us not quibble a bout small details
Role models for Jats may be a better term.
Perhaps the Administration can change the Title of the thread.
The thread is valuable, and let us all thank Burdak Sahib, and the other contributors for posting examples of these role models, and their life histories, so that can act as an inspiration for our community.
Let us see many more such posts
Best Regards
Ravi Chaudhary
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