A story of an Engineering boy

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                                 A story of an Engineering boy

        Once an upon a time, in a village the boy got a degree in engineering and became famous. But all of sudden his father noticed the son as passive and lazy. Then he decided to train his son despite the degree holder. He thought for many days and decided on sending the son to Mumbai for a job. The son didn’t want to go there. But he was convinced by the father. After that, he went to his relative’s home and began to search for the job in Mumbai. Day by day he was on the job searching but he didn’t get it.

At last, he secured it with the help of somebody. But he left it within three months due to workload and the company’s policies. Again he started searching the job from morning to evening. By that time, he came across many difficulties such as travelling, money and tolerating others. He got the realization of hardship. Further, Mumbai made him active as well as creative. Slowly he dreamed of his company and thought over some of his ideas. Even he noted down these ideas like an author.

He left several jobs due to differences in Mumbai. But he didn’t give up and continued his dreaming and working on the ideas. Then his father suddenly called him to the village and finally asked him what he was going to do in his life. He explained each and everything to the father as soon as he reached home. The father got the realization of his dream and ideas and was sure that he would become successful. Because he was trained by the hardship of Mumbai city. There he faced lots of real issues of life and learnt the values.

Then the son opened a dairy store and collected milk from surrounding villages. Then he sold it in a big city. Later on, he started making eatables items and selling them in nearby cities. In this way, he got name and fame from surrounding areas. Then he bought advanced machinery for the agriculture sector and used it. Slowly and gradually he increased the production of agriculture.

In the end, his father shared his thought with him why he had sent him to Mumbai. The son thanked his father by touching the feet and hugged him.

Later on, the people of his areas convinced him to fight the election for their better future. He stood for them and became a good leader. He utilized his energy and knowledge for the welfare of the people.


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