Is it necessary? Yes, it is necessary!

Think about this: if one person in a house is educated, the entire house prospers. If every house on a street has at least one educated person, that street prospers. Imagine if everyone in every house was educated; how would it be? When one person is educated, the thinking and attitude of that household change. From such thoughts, humanity arises. The principle of thinking about others begins. Such a beautiful environment can start from our home and influence the village, relatives, and friends.

We seriously think about statements like “So-and-so person has achieved great success.” We ponder over how many people in a certain family have settled well, considering their family background as exemplary in terms of thought. How many of us think this way? It’s not enough for one person to be strong. We temporarily think that a certain caste will dominate in governance, but how many indirectly influenced that thinking? We need to think in that direction. Everyone has some talent. But often, we fail to notice it within ourselves and waste time. What if we recognize that strength in others, instill thought, and provide the necessary support to stand firm? By correcting ourselves or being corrected by others, if many of us improve, we can help our people and, in turn, many others in various ways. That help can be in education, healthcare, and other necessities. “Our club should grow to a level where society looks up to it, possessing characteristics like attitude, thought, principle, humanity, and forgiveness.” This is our collective aspiration.