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- Those who serve silently are the real heroes of this society
Those who serve silently are the real heroes of this society
(Utkarsh Patel)
When big businessmen or rich people make a big donation, they are talked about all over the world. Their photos appear on TV screens, headlines are printed in newspapers, and social media is showered with praise. People say, “Wow! What a big heart!” But is this praise really worth the work or just a showy display?
In one corner of this world, there lives another world, quiet, humble, and unheralded. Here are people who wake up every morning and silently extend a helping hand to humanity without telling anyone. Their names may not be on any award list, their photos are not viral anywhere... but the echo of their work is alive in thousands of hearts.
A village teacher walks on a dusty road every morning to reach a small school. They do not have a big fund, they do not have an NGO, but they only have a lamp, an unwavering love for children. From their small salary, they bring books for children, arrange uniforms, sometimes they even distribute tiffin food from their home to hungry stomachs. No one may know her name, but the children who are happy to study today have a sweet memory of that teacher in their eyes.

There is a retired doctor who is no longer in any hospital but goes to distant villages every Sunday with medicine. He gives free check-ups, free medicine and the biggest free courage to poor patients. No one has given him a “Padma Shri” but for those in whose lives he came, he is a living god.
There are thousands of such unsung heroes. A blood donor who donates blood every two months, a motherly sister who cooks in an orphanage, a young man who feeds stray animals on the road, a daughter who delivers medicine to an old man living next to her...
One thing is common to all of these, they donate but do not show arrogance. They help but do not ask for a price. They know that true service is that which is done silently and which is not followed by any hunger for likes or shares.

Today, when we hear about big donations, let us pause for a moment and think... The truly great work is that which we do without telling anyone. Those who serve silently are the real pillars of this society. They do not have crores, but they have compassion, dedication, selfless love. And only these qualities can change the world.
A million salutes to these unknown servants.
You are not visible, but we feel your presence every moment.
Heartfelt thanks and greetings.
(The writer is a prominent businessman, social worker and founder of khabarchhe.com)
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