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When you have an urge
to help the person in need, you don’t think twice. Your mind may give you
hundred thousand reasons to skip, to step back and not to step forward to help.
But, your heart that empathize and believes in co-operating come forward like a
warrior and express its desire and its purpose which is to help and to serve.
I have learnt one
very beautiful lesson from two unpleasant incidents. Two different problems,
two difficult situations, but one desire to help. They say your first learning
begins at your home. This is so true. I learnt this lesson from my brother.
One day my brother
who was returning home from work stopped his bike near the grocery shop so as
to buy few item listed on a paper by my mother. He found nearby to that shop there
was a house outside which people are standing in crowd and screaming. He went
there and saw a mother crying for help for his 12 year old son has severely burnt
his hand, every one in the family was getting panic and the boy was screaming
with intense pain. It was around 10pm, immediately brother helped the boy
raising from the floor with his both hands, managed him to sit on the bike with
his father and they all rushed to the nearest hospital. Immediately the boy got
admitted there in the emergency section and his immediate treatment started
without any delay. After few hours being with them, he handed some money to his
father, and returned home late night. He not only did this but also visited the
hospital next day to know about his well being.
Another incident was around
March 2006 when city had witnessed communal riots just few days back and curfew
like situation prevailed in Lucknow, after the Varanasi blast. The city was
facing the bandh which was called by BJP/VHP. The bazaars were mostly closed.
My brother was at the Aminabad, very famous market of Lucknow, due to some
mishap in the old city (Old Lucknow) rumours of riots spread like a fire and
the forces were deployed in some areas. They were dispersing the mob and asking
the people who were in the bazaar to return to their homes. So while returning
from Aminabad near the Qaiserbagh Chauraha brother saw a girl child of aged
between 14-15 yrs standing on the pavement of the cinema hall crying and
getting panic, she has gone for her classes in the morning as all was well in
the morning and now when it’s time for her return then things have drastically
changed. So he stopped there his bike, asked her to go home as the condition of
the city was not good, panic-struck was she has no idea on how to inform her
family, as everybody was in hurry to leave that area. So, he gave his cell
phone to her, so to inform her parents, my brother also talked to her father and
who in turn requested him to wait till he comes. Brother agreed to wait. And
after 20 minutes the father and the daughter met and brother also returned
safely to home.
These two incidents reveal
that we should always come forward to help each other in need that is what
humanity is all about.
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