As
students do we just have to be with our books and only gain theoretical
knowledge without even being concerned for putting that knowledge to any
practical use? Is that knowledge and efficiency fruitful for us or for others?
Does our responsibility end with just reading and shutting the books? The
answer to all these questions is a big NO. Being knowledgeable is not the only
requirement; we must be aware of everything that is happening around us.
Knowledge and wisdom increase if they are spread around. One of the ways for us
(students) to use our knowledge precariously is to get involved in voluntary
work.
The
books that we study are written by world observers. That is the reason they
satisfy our curiosity and help us in thinking rationally. We can, therefore,
truly utilize the knowledge gained from the books into practical usability. A
very good example is to educate others about health and hygiene. We know that
one of the greatest problems the world is facing today is diseases caused due
to lack of hygiene and cleanliness. Knowing the science behind bio degradable
and non- bio degradable waste we can educate people about these things. This
will not only be a practical application of theories but also a work that would
prove beneficial for the society. After all who doesn’t dream of a disease free
society? There are many other areas where students can actually raise awareness
and make a difference. Taking up teaching classes of under priviledged children
is yet another example. By teaching their own skills will be brushed and future
leaders of the country shall be born.
This
life is supposedly very precious and if we can use our brains, energy and our
lives in doing good for the society that would be the best return gift to
Nature who has given us this life and a wise brain to think and understand. As
Mother Teresa said:
“The Simple Path
Silence is Prayer
Prayer is Faith
Faith is Love
Love is Service
The Fruit of Service is Peace”
Silence is Prayer
Prayer is Faith
Faith is Love
Love is Service
The Fruit of Service is Peace”
BY:
Rahul Shyokand
Student, Grade SR 6
Meenakshi World School
Gurgaon
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