Khandava vana, the Indraprastha and the Workforce

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Workforce and Its Importance
Let Prosperity Prevail

: Dr. Manoj Kumar Patel :

If Khandavaprastha (the dense Khandava a forest full with wild and ferocious animals) can be converted into Indraprastha five thousand years back then the modern civilization with the supports from the governments can make such positive change happens at double the speed and triple the quality.

Let good plans and strategies flow in to rescue each citizen from facing difficult situations. Let each human be given work and earning sources, which surely is possible.












Comments

  1. Ajit K Mohanta27 May 2020 at 11:25

    Sir,
    In addition with this article I would like to mention here that, a video I have seen on otv news where there is a lady died during her journey from Mumbai to Chattisgarh by train 03 days before. She has a son of about one and half years. People came to know her death at Bihar station and kept her body out of the train. The little boy didn't know his mother is dead and he is playing with her dead body. No one came to rescue boy and his dead mother.

    This is painful.... in this regard this article is worth reading.

    Thank you sir.

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    1. Energetic Materials27 May 2020 at 22:16

      Thank you for the feedback and the additional information. Regards.

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  2. Unknown27 May 2020 at 19:31

    Hi sir,
    I feel What you said is true and its the fact also..
    I am just sharing my experience here which was happened in the lockdown period.
    And it is close to the article...

    One day when I was in discussion with my cousin ( she is software person earning around 200K permonth) about the lockdown..
    And the government actions about the students in other countries to bringback them to here.. i have raised a question that why government primarily looking at students in the other countries, not upon the people who are suffering more than them in here itself...
    Reply what I received from her is they are not tax payers most of the income comes from the people like her..

    I felt that first thing every human needed in these days is humanity in their body .....

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