Birth of the discipline

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                                          Birth of the discipline                        
         On the first day of the second week in March, I was given a memo by the head boy of V.N.Godhani. It was around 8 clock. It was regarding the violation of rules in the parking area. At first, I was very furious at him. But he talked very politely,
                                       “ Sir, today we found you without a helmet while driving the bike. So it is a rule to pay a fine if the person without a helmet”
                                 But further, I started an argument with him over the other issues. I threw various issues before him like discipline, co-operation in the class, assembly and many more. At a time I was not ready to listen. But he stood silent while listening to me. Indirectly he was teaching me about the discipline and I was not inclined towards that. As I held that memo of 50 rupees and at once the idea flashed within my mind about my mistake. And that should be accepted as a sign of the great leader.


                                  “ It is not only to keep in mind about discipline but to practice it”, I exclaimed with my mind. Then I went to thank that boy in his class. He smiled at me, but I said to him, “ Today, you showed a right path.” Automatically the discipline was born and brought up there. We both talked in our eyes that discipline is above everyone and everything. Gladly we separated there.

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