Knowing, ‘What is necessary for oneself’ is not important. Knowing, ‘What is necessary’ is important. Knowing, ‘If others can do it’ is not important. Knowing, ‘If one can do it’ is important. Human life has little room for trivialities. The needs of the universe and the duties of the man are the essential elements of the laws of nature.. It is an insect, not a human being, which primarily depends on universal benevolence.

PROMOD KUMAR SHARMA