10/10/2020
I remember, when I was in the University Public School, we were in grade 9th. We used to go, in a single file to our class from the school gate . The disciplinary incharge would check our uniform daily. Sometimes, in the morning the disciplinary incharge would ask me to remove any litter that might have been there on the ground. And I would happily do it. After some time, whenever I would see any litter or garbage on the ground, I would remove it and put it in a trash can. Eventually, it became a habit of mine. I started to avoid littering at places myself. I would keep any wrappers or little trash in my bag's side pocket and I told my friends that they could also follow suit.I tried to share this habit with family members and colleagues as well. One day I arrived early in school and I saw the disciplinary incharge collecting and throwing the garbage away and asked us as well to help him.
Only because of this habit, I have found inner satisfaction that I am contributing something to the world and trying to make it a better and much cleaner place to live. And for that I thank our disciplinary Incharge, Mr. . I salute you, sir and I really appreciate all that you have done for us. For teaching us to be responsible and better human beings. It’s the responsibility of our elders and our teachers, no matter which field they may belong, to teach us to be good and above all, kind human beings.
This story is for the whole world.
JAZAK ALLAH