Life In India - A SURVEY

Power of Virtue:

This is a real life story of an Indian who challenged life and succeeded. Today we would discuss a few lines about Mr. Hiru Shekh, Much more lesser than commoner but saw life from a different perspective which brings him to the position he stands today.

Let's start from his childhood.

He had a joint family with many brothers. He couldn't build up a good academic career. Their living was quite difficult. Once his father fell severely ill and there was an extreme situation to hospitalize him. However they couldn't afford enough money for his proper medication . At that point of time he was assisted by one of his acquaintance who was a kind and rich person.

With time he started working and struggling while growing up. His brothers conspired against him and threw him out. In his youth, he was separated from his family.

Barrier can only delay excellence but it can't stop anyone from excelling. He started business as his profession.In the hardship of life,Mr. Shekh never forgot the base of life, THE GRASS ROOTS.

With never dying will and thousand attempts to succeed even after multiple failures, Mr Shekh is now in the business of construction and became a renown personality.

For his kindness and very positive mentality, he has developed himself with a personification of benevolence. Today his name is engraved on a main pillar of a large swimming club along with important personalities like ministers, as he donated lump-sum amount for building it.Not only that today he helps the poor, runs several orphanages and amazingly turns out in the need of his parents and family.

One major instance of his generosity is found when he helped his old rich acquaintance who was once beside him, in his need. His acquaintance was in need of money as his house was under construction. Mr. Shekh helped him to renovate his entire house as a free render, showing a token of gratitude.

We listen to these stories day in and out. But do we actually inspire ourselves to be like Mr. Shekh?

If we do, then hopefully not only India but the world will look at the evidence of humans in the form of rectitude.

At present there is a vital need to prove ourselves that integrity exist. It is immortal.

For Mr. Hiru Shekh, morality became the pillar of his success.