Sahil Gupta

Man was sent by God to the world to do work. The message of work is also found in the Gita. It tells the man to perform his duty and leave the result to God. Work is the supreme message of the Gita. It is an evidence of history that all great men of the […]

It is now realized that happiness resides only in a small size of family. In the distant past, there was no such realization. It may be due to the reason that the country’s population had not grown to an alarming magnitude as now. In the past, there was also an all-round prosperity in India and

Just as the dirt spoils your clothes, likewise bad company spoils your character. If a person falls into a bad company, he is deprived of the best things of life. In bad company, the whole outlook of a person changes. Bad company may lead a person to vices like gambling, smoking, stealing, etc. If a

A person is judged by his manners and talks. In day-to-day dealings, they play a very important part. If a person is polite, he is considered as good-mannered. By politeness, we can win friends and influence people. Politeness can even soften enemies. Politeness costs nothing but its advantages are considerable. If a person is polite,

A person always endeavours his best to reach the set goal. He musters all resources at his command to reach the desired goal. It may happen that, with his attempt, he is not able to succeed in his aim. He then tries to find out the causes of his failure. He analyze these causes and

External appearances are sometimes deceptive. It is not always possible to make judgment about the real worth of a thing by its exterior appearance. Many articles made of an inferior material are given a nice look outside in order to deceive a customer. It becomes quite difficult to know what is contained inside the shine.

Money is the most powerful medium to get things of our necessity, comfort and luxuries. It is by money that we buy our food and our clothes. Without money, we cannot survive for a day. This is the fact of life. On the other side, it is also realized that money is not everything. It

The statement above is paradoxical. How can a wise man regard himself as a fool? But on closer examination, this contradiction will be seen to resolve itself. It is sheer arrogance and the height of pedantry for a man to think that he has grasped the entire wisdom of the world. The extent of knowledge

The fruits of labour means the reward of one’s own exertions and endeavours, while the gifts of fortune implies inherited wealth, a legacy or a lottery prize. It is a psychological fact that the fruits of labour afford much greater delight to a man than the gifts of fortune.There is a keen pleasure in honest

The victories of peace are gained over the forces of nature, over ignorance and superstitions, over illiteracy and immorality, over disease and physical suffering, over poverty and governmental oppressions. The conquest of peace is non-violent and bloodless. It causes no grief to humanity and does not damage life or property. However, no matter how glorious

The proverb quoted above is intended to impress upon our minds the desirability of catching time by the forelock. A blacksmith strikes the iron when it is red-hot for then it is soft and he can mould it into whatever shape he likes. But if by negligence or carelessness he allows it to cool, no

At first the statement that the ‘child is the father of man’ seems paradoxical and ambiguous. But Wordsworth while making this statement meant that the qualities exhibited by a child will deepen and appear in a marked form when the child grows up into a man. By observing and studying the behaviour, the inclinations, the

Much before medical science discovered it, Readers Digest came out with the prescription-laughter is the best medicine. Newspapers and magazines which regularly run humour columns are, therefore, doing their bit to keep the readers in good health. Reading light articles, whether they be satirical, comic or just humorous, relieves the tedium of work-a-day world. Some

This famous quotation from the German poet and philosopher Goethe, contains a valuable idea. Life is not just a reverie, a dream. It is much more than that. It is action, endeavour for great and heroic deeds. Without energetic action, life would stagnate. Without great deeds, life would become static and would lose much of

The same idea as this adage is echoed in the vernacular proverb which says that empty vessels make the most noise. Knowledge is desirable and should be attained at any cost, but a little knowledge though certainly better than no knowledge, has the dangerous tendency of turning the head of its owner. It is not