“Last week we took two teenagers for the purpose of an experiment.
One was sent to ask in old clothes and sent others to sell various things.
Beggar child eight hundred in the evening
And the child laborer earned one and a half hundred rupees.
The result of this social experiment is clear.
In fact, as a nation, we encourage begging And discourage hard work. Along with hotel waiters, greengrocers and small-scale workers, each pie counts .
And by giving 10, 20, or 150 rupees to the beggars, they think that paradise has become obligatory. Therefore, only those who beg should be fed And give the laborers more than their due. One of our teachers in college used to say that if you give a beggar 100,000 rupees in cash, he will take him to a safe place and start begging again the next day.
On the contrary
If you help a laborer or a man in white. He will fulfill his legitimate need and do his work in a better way. Why not keep a jar at home? Keep putting the coins allocated for alms into it. If enough money is collected, make a note and give it to a person who is not a beggar.
Millions of students, patients, workers and women in this country are in need of a penny. Even a rupee can be enough to cross the bridge if you help the right deserving one.
Remember!
It does not end in corruption, but develops. Give charity with planning and caution. This is how the world changes and so does the hereafter.
