The first step on the path of success is taking initiative! But, this is the reason maximum people fail. Everyone wants change but no one wants to change themselves. They want to be responsibilities-free but want benefits too. But that’s not possibly true. ‘Why me?’ becomes the barrier most of the time. But can you have a fruit without growing a tree?
Once upon a time even when Akbar tested his kingdom he was shocked with the result. The story was that once Akbar and Birbal decided to test the people of their kingdom. Akbar built a well and asked everyone to pour a glass of milk in it. Days passed by the final day of results came he was shocked to see that there was only water and no milk. Later, did He found that it was the ones belief that he’ll pour a glass of water but everyone else will pour milk what will that matter.
Same is with the people around the world these days. People choose politicians to change the country. But as usual they blame someone else and we are left again like a man in between an isolated island. If this continues we fear off the future. In such situations future is in darkness. We need to take measures and give our upcoming generations a great future but that’s only possible when one finds him responsible and takes responsibility in saving our mother earth.
People cry out loud for ‘Global Warming’. Everyone knows what it is how it is caused, several awareness advertisements are given and children are taught through projects. But my question here is: Is that all required? Our work ends here? What about saving earth? Few Campaigns and Rallies cannot save environment. Strict rules should be made and followed. Why not every Ngo’s in the cities get-together and stop pollution, take initiative and help our earth. People will be ready to join but will not lead we can get many volunteers but all we need to is to start.
In the year 1998 a man named Vikas Chandra from Patna, came up with the motto of cleaning River Ganga. In his research he found that no one wants to take responsibility but he took. Was Ganga only his? Was it all only his duty? Those million people revere River Ganga as ‘Ganga Maa’, where were those people then? People worshiping this sacred river are the ones making it dirty? Answer to all these questions is that no one in this world is ready to take responsibilities it’s always that you start and I’ll follow but even to start one needs to be there. No doubt, today that man volunteers around 1000 people in mission cleaning Ganga. Today, there are several missions launched by environmentalists as well as our government but its late this should have started long ago. Government came up with action plans there are working today there are many changes but all the credit goes to the man who first initiated it.
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