Hurdles are a part of lives, we always tend to focus on the problem space and do not care to find the solution for it. We cry over problems and allow them to take a toll over our lives so easily.
But then some people just teach life, in the easiest way possible. They say no words, no big lessons, just their self-dependent tiny actions.
A kid who used to sell fruits behind Tamanna Arcade, he who now works for Zomato, does this inspire you? Maybe not. But what if I tell you, he is physically disabled.
Yes, he didn’t choose to beg, or sit blaming his fate, rather he chose to rise above the problems and challenged the difficulties that were posed in front of him. He taught us how we see life differently, we forget to value what we own and keep blaming the situations and forget to live in the moment and cherish what we have.
Acceptance is the key of life rather than blaming, criticizing over the problems. We can learn from such people from our day to day lives, it’s “WE” who decide and what can be done at our harder times.
Belagavi: Tech-enabled recycling marketplace Kabadi Man has secured its first institutional investment of ₹40 lakh from one of India’s leading Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs)
Belagavi, June 9: Belagavi MP Jagadish Shettar has welcomed the sanction of ₹15 crore under the Central Road and Infrastructure Fund (CRIF) for the improvement
Belagavi: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a yellow alert for Belagavi district until June 11, warning of thunderstorms and scattered rainfall as monsoon
Belagavi: The district administration has intensified its crackdown on fraudulent deposit schemes following raids on Shivam Associates and Adityaraj Capital, with three more firms now
Belagavi: The District Selection Committee (DSC) will conduct a recruitment rally at the Maratha Light Infantry Regimental Centre (MLIRC), Belagavi, on June 15 and 16,
Belagavi: The cooperative sector in Belagavi district is likely to witness significant changes following the implementation of the Centre’s new “cooling-off” rule, which bars directors
