The grateful tribute....

It's a story of a boy who , at the age of 17 , left his home , carrying only the willpower and certain responsibilities on his shoulders . At that time , he had completed his senior secondry schooling but later he was not able to continue his college .

      No work in hands and hardly a little or no money in pockets . But at those times , it was the race just to get the food of once in the routine . The only piece of motivation for him was the mere past he had just passed through and the lousy future which he never wanted to see again . His parents too never did much for him if we go on by comparing what my parents are doing for me . 

When he left out his house , he struggled a lot . He was very small to understand and adapt with different people in a different surrounding at quite a different place . 

With the passage of time , he soon found out a job , the job of hawking the newspapers . He used to hawk the newspapers daily driving himself on that black -coloured old bicycle . Although it was all going good but he was not at all convinced with the work he is doing . And then till the end of the third month , he left the job and again engaged in search of a better one this time . 

A couple of weeks later , he got a job in a electrical private company. That was a much better job than that of a newspaper-man . But again he was unhappy because the productivity he was earning was not the all he wanted . He was unhappy with his job again but this time he did not left it because that was the only source he was surviving on . 

Meanwhile , along with the job , he became an active member in a political party . At that time , the reign of the leader of the party was very strong and as a result they won in those elections . The leader of the party just noticed him , as he had never seen someone working such enthusiastically . ... ‛ Hardwork always pays off ’ remained true for him . The leader of the party enquired about him and offered him the job of a worker in a cement factory in another city . He was fed up of doing the job in the private company , so he saw it as a good opportunity to switch upon . 

   He quickly left the previous job and moved on to as a worker in a factory . There too , he worked passionately and was appreciated a lot . 

Now , he was a man of 24 , and was matured enough to be married . So , he got married off in a family , in the same area he belonged to . Now , much more responsibilities were wandering over to his heads . His work was small but always looked and aimed high . He carried on to be a worker for more than 10 years in a factory. 

Then once his wife gave him the idea to join the LIC company . He was not at all convinced with this idea but his wife somehow managed to convince him . He started it on a small extent , from family members , relatives , then went on a bigger ground , and remained successful in it and is still continuing it ...... 

         At present , he holds a position of a leading member and a chief advisor in LIC , a successful car dealer , the only leader of his caste from two decades , an active member in RSS and a social worker . 

To me that's what success mean , it's not the money you own but how to deal with those critical situations and come out of it . 

        He is my only role model till and what's the best thing is that he is my DAD. 

 ##Love you father 

 Just a small throwback towards your suspicious life , the way you survived and the maturity you displayed at such a young age .