10 things to do before I die

•  Have some children – I don’t have any plans to get married but I would obviously like to be a father. I would like to be the father to those children who roam around the nooks and corners of the city searching for hope & bread, having the ill-fate of not receiving the parental love and care. I wouldn’t die before adopting a few children.

• Padhega India tabhi to Badhega India – I would also strive to work for the motto of Vajpayee Ji and that was enforced by Mr. Anurag Singh Thakur on 25^th Dec 2013. I appreciate the motto of imparting education to the buds of the weaker section of the society and the objective of teaching them how to earn their own bread with dignity.

• To spend all the money that I have earned – I see a lot of disappointed faces around me. Their disappointment makes my happiness disappear. If somewhere I could buy them some happiness, I would seriously do so.

• To meet all the brothers of Indian Army and thank them – I always wanted to stand bold and guard the frontiers. I couldn’t because my physique didn’t permit me to do so. Before I die I would like to meet and thank every brother who has stood awake on dark winter nights on the frontiers guarding our territory and assuring us all a sound sleep.

• Donate blood once again – Even before attending the proper age I donated blood. I was too crazy to work for humanity and even today I do so. Before I die I would like to donate blood one last time.

• Design a better death – Before dying I would also seek the chance to design a better death for myself. I don’t want to die sick and complaining. I want a martyr’s death for myself.

• Favourite cuisines – Before I die I would like to taste all my favourite cuisines for one last time. Those cuisines would include ample non-veg dishes, barbecue’s, Muglai in particular and a lot of sweets.

• To meet Salman Khan once – I have always had one idol in my life - Mr. Salman Khan. His place for being my ideal isn’t because of his super hit movies but because of his act of philanthropy towards the weaker sections of the society. Before I die I just wish to meet him once.

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Me & Philanthropy

I have always stood up for helping those who need our help and being a Salman Khan fan I have always known that it is necessary to act 'Being Human' to be a true human being. For me it is not possible to donate ample amount of fund to orphanages and old-age homes now because I am still a dependent but that doesn't mean I am presenting an excuse. I have always stood for blood donation and social causes. Last May it was the 15th time that I donated blood and perhaps next month I will be donating again. It was long back when I donated blood for the first time that I realized the kick in a person smiling at me after I have done something good for them. It is a bizarre experience to live the moment after helping someone. It boosts up the morale within and also develops a self respect.

The last when I did something good for other's..

Three days back after I returned to my second home, 'Charaideo Men's Hostel' I found a middle aged lady sitting on the stairs of our hostel. I parked my cycle at the cycle stand. I walked towards her. She showed me a photograph of a man who was in bed and said that the man in the photograph was her husband. He was detected with cancer. She couldn't afford for his treatment. I put my hand inside my pocket and discovered  two ten rupee note inside. I immediately handed over a ten rupee note. The lady although was sad, passed on a smile reflecting her blessings. It really felt good.

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Being Salman

Does merely watching any of his movies first day first show or hanging your aviators on your back collar or wearing a blue-heart bracelet make you a die hard Salman Khan fan..?? 

Being a die hard Salman Khan fan is much more than any of the above. A Salman Khan fan is one who can volunteer his life to the service of humanity. A Salman Khan fan is one who can sleep of hunger by giving his plate of dinner to the poor and who need it the most. A Salman Khan fan is one who can work hard and earn to buy a meal to that every child who is sleeping in the street. A Salman Khan fan is one who buys a bottle of cold water on a summer noon not to quench his self thirst but to give it to the old lady sitting on the pavement. Being a Salman Khan fan is being able to realize the fact that by lending a helping hand we are enabling our fellow countrymen to survive and to live the race of life. Being a Salman Khan fan is being able to buy happiness. Being a Salman Khan fan is having the utmost faith in the concept of 'Philanthropy beyond Eternity'. Being a Salman Khan fan is Being Human.

Being Human

Am I rich enough??

Am I rich enough??

I am rich but I yearn for more.

The richness parameter of my life is being defined by my ability to let others live. The interpretation of the word 'Rich' for me is that I want to buy a bread to everyone who is famished and  not to treat myself with cozy buffets; to get a blanket for everyone who is sleeping on the street and not to enjoy a holiday in Switzerland; to gift freedom to every prisoner who is debarred from his freedom just because he couldn't afford the petty amount of fine; to nurture those child who are exempted from parental love. My richness parameter is well defined by my ability to be Salman Khan, my idol.

The richness parameter of my life is also being defined by victory. The feeling of richness is also by accomplishments. I felt rich the day I cracked 98 percentile in the MBA entrance.

I feel rich the moment when I am sitting sad and my best friend silently sits beside me because that's the best I have ever earned. 

I feel rich the moment when she appreciated my writings and said, "Your writing's define me."

I feel rich every time I realize that I am the reason behind my parent's happiness.


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