A NEW TREND IN THE SOCIETY: BHAI DINESH

A NEW TREND IN THE SOCIETY: BHAI DINESH

25-JUNE-ENG 5

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA-------------------------A new trend is rapidly growing in society today. Some individuals attempt to project themselves as great social workers and public servants by using their financial clout to inaugurate cultural programs, sports competitions, and social events in villages. It is essential to understand that merely spending money to sit on a stage or cut a ribbon does not make one a public servant.

True social service is measured by how much a person struggles for the poor, the marginalized, the distressed, and the needy; how much time they dedicate to resolving public issues; and how steadfastly they stand by the people during difficult times.

While money can certainly garner publicity and fame for a short while, respect and trust are earned only through service, sacrifice, struggle, and work done in the public interest. Society, too, needs to be wary of such superficial efforts and the politics of publicity.

I also urge social and political activists not to be misled by the allure of money power and ostentation. Society and history always remember those who have served the public selflessly, not those who merely tried to build an identity based on wealth.

Public service is not a performance; it is a continuous responsibility and a testament to one's dedication to society.