Help others and you will be successful- this phrase can be sighted in front of many temples and other such places. Some people, despite being financially capable, lack the compassion and kindness to help others while some people want to help the vulnerables, but due to lack of financial resources, they find themselves unable to do so. But, help has nothing to do with money. You can help others even without money. A pocket full of money does not hold a candle in front of a compassionate heart. Giving back is good for others as well as for yourself because giving gives you a purpose and when you have a purpose-driven life, you are a happy person.
According to the Founder of PR24x7, Atul Malikram, "Helping someone does not necessarily involve money. You are far richer than a wealthy person if you have the compassion to help others. Every person has some quality in him to contribute to this world. If you want to help someone then there should be no place for any selfish gain. In short, you can still be of help to others even if your pocket is empty. If we delve deeper into our past and look closely at the traditions we will find solutions to every problem in the form of wonderful gifts. You must be aware of the barter system prevalent in the old times. Under this system, essential commodities were traded according to the fair value, because money was not in circulation at that time. That is to say, assistance was given even when there was no money. This system is no less than a legacy that needs to be saved.
Why don't we use this system in our present time? It is not necessary to use the money for the transaction of items. If you have the art of teaching, then you can teach vulnerable children and help them get a better future. If you are artistic, then you can support someone with your artistry. Scientifically, we have compelling data to support the anecdotal evidence that helping is a powerful pathway to mental health and lasting happiness. Those people who always come forward to extend their support to the needy feel more connected to their souls and live a content life. At the end of life, the man leaves behind his karma, based on which he is remembered for a long time. Let us also enrol ourselves in the category of these selected people, and adopt our legacy of the barter system.
[6/28, 5:28 PM] Smita jatav: Aao Banayein Madhya Pradesh Ko Plastic Mukht Rajya: &TV artists
On ‘International Plastic Bag Free Day’, Madhya Pradesh natives and &TV artists talk about the environmental hazards of single-use plastic and share the eco-friendly practices they have adopted to curb the use of plastics. ShubhangiAtre aka AngooriBhabiof&TV’s BhabijiGhar Par Hai, Kamna Pathak aka Dabang Rajesh of &TV’sHappu Ki Ultan Paltan and Sara Khan, aka Devi Paulomi of &TV’sSantoshi Maa SunayeVratKathayein, share how simple efforts and small steps contribute to a healthier planet. Madhya Pradesh has been taking several steps on several environmental issues, including plastic pollution. With over seven crores in population, their efforts have brought about a significant change.
ShubhangiAtre, AngooriBhabi in &TV’s BhabijiGhar Par Hai says, “It gives me immense pleasure to see how smaller towns in India have led in the drive against the use of plastic and excelled it. Indore and Ujjain both have been setting excellent examples for other cities to follow. Each one of us needs to put in effort towards making India a clean country. I follow the idea to replace plastic with environmentally friendly options like substituting plastic bottles with copper ones and carrying cloth bags when shopping. Additionally, social media has been a great medium to learn. I, too, have picked up various eco-friendly methods from it. One such interesting fact is that to open a plastic packet and just a small snip is enough. The bigger packet gets easily identified and separated when disposed of, but the smaller part goes missing in the bulk of the waste. It causes difficulty when disintegrating the waste. Next time you open milk or a chips packet, remember this learning.” Kamna Pathak, Dabangg Rajesh in &TV’s Happu Ki Ultan Paltan, says, “Being an Indorian, I am immensely proud of what my town Indore has achieved in its effort towards plastic waste management. Indore has ranked number one under the Swach Bharat Abhiyan Scheme consecutively four times. Their determination has reaped visible results, transforming the city entirely and set a perfect example for others to follow. If everyone can, just for one day, choose paper over plastic or carry their cloth or paper bags for grocery and other requirements, it can make a huge difference. Only through such collective efforts changes can be made.” Sara Khan, Devi Paulomi&TV’s Santoshi Maa SunayeVratKathayein says, “Plastic waste has been a stubborn cause of concern for many environmentalists. It starts with the smallest household waste item to the big industrial residue; hence every voice and action is essential to take a step towards keeping our planet healthy and safe. Not only the livelihood of those on land is affected by the terrible and careless use of plastic, but our water bodies are crying for help. The aquatic life has suffered the brunt of a manmade disaster, and we must be aware of the hazards and direct our energies towards preserving nature. Bhopal is also known as the land of lakes. The authorities, along with local support, have taken strict measures in safeguarding the water bodies. Bhopal is also a prime example of scenic greenery. Their measures of keeping the city clean and green have given great results. I urge everyone to take a conscious step in this direction for a plastic-free Bharat.”
Watch Sara Khan as Devi Paulomi in Santoshi Maa SunayeVratKathayein at 9:00 pm,Kamna Pathak as Rajesh Singh in Happu Ki Ultan Paltan at 10:00 pm. ShubhangiAtre as AngooriBhabi in BhabijiGhar Par Hai at 10:30 pm every Monday to Friday only on &TV!
