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A Stupid Common Man!
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Yudhistir remarked in the holy Mahabharatha that everything can be sacrificed for principle (religion) but principle (religion) cannot be compromised for anything. Work is religion and sincerity is like the question to our conscience whether we are doing justice to our work? A 59 years old Group "D" staff of a remote rural hospital makes a journey of 67 kilometers by riding his bicycle to reach his work place on the day of Bandh. Most humbly, he expresses that the hospital is understaffed and absence may create problem for everybody. It is not a journey to the work place rather it is an exhibition of positive attitude, dutifulness and sincerity. It is a story of ordinary actions of an ordinary man which generate an extraordinary lesson.
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Bandh, Attitude, Dutifulness, Sincerity.
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