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Son lies to leave tuition class

Showing his utter irresponsibility, the father asked his elder son, why did you not move to the Computer Class in the evening? This particular class takes place at a roadside building in a famous area of Jajmau Town.   Humbly, the elder son replied with all the sense of confidence that there was no class on that particular evening. Having listened carefully, his father was overheard saying, Oh! There was no class today. However, the sharp-minded son lied to his father with great confidence.  Though Generation Z willingly endeavours for the right cause, this particular case has proved that lying is also a great quality inherent in them.  Is it instantly acceptable to skip the computer tuition class just to avoid the falsehood altogether? In actuality, the young chap did not venture to the Computer tuition class for his friend, who did not go because of his severe headache.  He normally accompanied him, so he made this significant pretence at the time.  Makin...

Kabir & realities


Kabir's dohas energise an individual who grasps the perfect meanings completely. Whatever remains ingrained into the very spell of the poetic form gets recognized by the poet's originality. The poet's empirical mastery used to ebb and tide within the two-liners on an amazing level. 

Kabir Das's couplet: 'अति का भला न बोलना, अति की भली न चूप, अति का भला न बरसना, अति की भली न धूप।' (There is no good in speaking too much, there is no good in being silent in too much, there is no good in raining in excess, there is no good in sunshine in too much.' 

The essence is that it is not right to speak too much, but it is also not right to remain silent too much. Whether it is speech, silence, or sunshine, the excess remains always bad.

The rule allows us to avoid restrictions within the domain we move to make our days when regulation is rotated. Couplets are approving us of the hard facts, and it is finally clear about the rules for covering the rules.


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