Bare necessities
https://youtu.be/c6e3ITsjLRI
Andaman - Sentinel
Island, Aborigenes
https://youtu.be/YFJWvK3_YcA
Ravi Shankar
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8209369/New-book-sitar-legend-Ravi-Shankar-1960s-icon.html
During the 1965 Indo-Pak war, Lal
Bahadur Shastri went to Military Hospital in Delhi to meet injured soldiers. He
met many injured soldier during his visit but at last he saw a soldier on the
bed and went to meet him near his bed. The doctor told the then PM that many
parts of his body got seriously injured that's why we have kept him under a net
and we don’t know that he will be fine or not, chances of his survival are very
thin. Shastri went closer to him and put his hand on the soldier’s head and
after that tears came rolling out of the soldier’s eyes. Shastri started a
conversation with him.
Shastri:- Major, You are the Major of the world famous Indian Army, the
Army which is famous for its bravery and boldness. So please be strong and
don’t cry. You will be fine soon.
Major:- Sir, these are not tears because of pain and injury. These tears
have came because I had a dream to meet my Prime Minister once and salute him.
Today I have met you but I am unable to stand and salute you.
Tears rolled out from Shastri Ji’s
eyes.
The biggest lesson that life has
taught me, there will be some situation where you can’t do anything and even
the most powerful man is unable to do anything in that situation. So, Just live
your life with dedication. We don’t know when and where it is going to end.
Namaste,
Rohit Kashyap
