as a young man, he started his career as a small cereal food-grain seller in village. he didn't stop there. he made himself a reputed cereal food-grain business man in village and became known even in surrounding villages. once he told me that keeping secrecy of critical situation is very important to seal a good business deal. how he managed to buy a big mango orchid at cheap price from a landlord who urgently needed large sum. never invite competition when you are buying. he made fortune but at same time lost in bad deals too. Inspite he was educated up to class seven, he gave top priority to quality education. his personal drive for better education inspired many villagers to take education. after working for few years, finally he established a village high school so that more students can get education up to matriculation atleast. when he died, a large number of people from various villages irrespective of caste or personal conflict, came and attended funeral rite. grand-dad taught me one thing. 'making difference in society matters most. ' he is my hero.
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ya man he is definitely a person to follow for his depth of vision and clarity of thoughts.
@ times we become very humane and touched when we find good examples @ home
Saale dadaji ke vision ko toone mitti me mila dia. Too padh likh kar bhi LALLU rah gaya.
this time i am trying to meet his expectation.
This reminds me of our childhood days that our grandfather used 2 say that one day his grand children will hold some reputed jobs in d society, u proved it 2 certain extent nd u r on a way 2 prove it completly..
if dadaji would have been alive, he would have felt happy seeing u pursuing ur higher study in abroad.
its true. if u touch others life genuenly they will touch urs
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