navingulia
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Bhai Jitender Hooda had raised a very important question in one previous thread. I did not answer it then coz I felt the question deserved a separate thread and I also wanted to be sure of the answer I write.
We(includes me) all keep questioning, cribbing, complaining, discussing about what is wrong with the society, community, country and the world but the important question is “What can we do?”
I have listed the points I believe in-
1. Never say ‘mere akele ke karne se kya farak padta hai’
2. Be so motivated that 5 people coming to you should go motivated. Spread positive energy i.e goodness, trust, happiness, josh, patriotism etc
3. It shouldn’t at least happen that motivated people go demotivated from you.
4. Don’t throw litter on the street. Keep it with you till you find a dustbin. So many shaheed/martyrs have given their lives for this soil, its an insult to them if we litter it.
5. Spend five minutes everyday picking papers/polythenes from the road/public place. Let others see you picking them up.
6. PLEASE say NO to polythenes. Whatever you go to buy, please carry your own bag or take it in paper bag but not polythenes.
7. Plant at least one tree and ensure that it grows well and full.
8. Promote love, smiles and tolerance.
9. Don’t Hate. Hatred hurts you yourself more than anyone else.
10. Never use bad words about your country. A million people have given their lives to give you this country. Now it is our duty to make it the most beautiful country. That is the best and only homage/tribute to martyrs. (They did not give their lives for medals or flowers on their idols)
11. Learn to care.
While teaching one day one of my students said “Sir, hamara desh to aisa hi hai” I tried to convince him politely that he shouldn’t say bad about our country but he became adamant and repetitive. I lost my temper and said “what have you done for your country? Go and tell the widows, parents and children of martyrs that their son/father was a fool. He died for a bad country. He was a fool. I am wise, I am having fun saying bad things about my country.”
As for JATs as a community
I hear lot of people saying proudly “I am a JAT”, which is good but what I would like to hear is, some one from other communitye saying “He is a JAT” with respect.
Being proud is one thing but making yourself worthy of the pride is the challenge.
When you praise yourself its no praise, when others praise you then its worth it.
For this to happen we need a Kranti, a revolution in JAT community. A revolution of love, brotherhood, goodness, cooperation, tolerance, giving nature, motivation,……
Let us make our community worthy of praise.
Are you willing to bring about this Kranti by simply being a part of it.
We(includes me) all keep questioning, cribbing, complaining, discussing about what is wrong with the society, community, country and the world but the important question is “What can we do?”
I have listed the points I believe in-
1. Never say ‘mere akele ke karne se kya farak padta hai’
2. Be so motivated that 5 people coming to you should go motivated. Spread positive energy i.e goodness, trust, happiness, josh, patriotism etc
3. It shouldn’t at least happen that motivated people go demotivated from you.
4. Don’t throw litter on the street. Keep it with you till you find a dustbin. So many shaheed/martyrs have given their lives for this soil, its an insult to them if we litter it.
5. Spend five minutes everyday picking papers/polythenes from the road/public place. Let others see you picking them up.
6. PLEASE say NO to polythenes. Whatever you go to buy, please carry your own bag or take it in paper bag but not polythenes.
7. Plant at least one tree and ensure that it grows well and full.
8. Promote love, smiles and tolerance.
9. Don’t Hate. Hatred hurts you yourself more than anyone else.
10. Never use bad words about your country. A million people have given their lives to give you this country. Now it is our duty to make it the most beautiful country. That is the best and only homage/tribute to martyrs. (They did not give their lives for medals or flowers on their idols)
11. Learn to care.
While teaching one day one of my students said “Sir, hamara desh to aisa hi hai” I tried to convince him politely that he shouldn’t say bad about our country but he became adamant and repetitive. I lost my temper and said “what have you done for your country? Go and tell the widows, parents and children of martyrs that their son/father was a fool. He died for a bad country. He was a fool. I am wise, I am having fun saying bad things about my country.”
As for JATs as a community
I hear lot of people saying proudly “I am a JAT”, which is good but what I would like to hear is, some one from other communitye saying “He is a JAT” with respect.
Being proud is one thing but making yourself worthy of the pride is the challenge.
When you praise yourself its no praise, when others praise you then its worth it.
For this to happen we need a Kranti, a revolution in JAT community. A revolution of love, brotherhood, goodness, cooperation, tolerance, giving nature, motivation,……
Let us make our community worthy of praise.
Are you willing to bring about this Kranti by simply being a part of it.
Duniya na badal sake......par kafi kuch badlaav la sakta hai........... depends on his approach & detemination to stick to the good things whatever may be the situations like....... action speak louder than words..........actions are noticed certaintly & have impact ....... thing is just that the actions must be worth that............!!
Here ppl jump into posts with inquisitive or "jara hatke type" titles I think!