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Learn lesson from Sanjive. Never lose heart. Don't fear failures. You can make yourself what you wish to make
By Mukesh Sharma
This blogger has great pleasure to introduce his valued readers to one of his students Sanjive Sikarwar who has been promoted to the coveted post of 'Inspector' with Delhi police and is posted with a special department, a few days ago.
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| Inspector Sanjive Sikarwar |
Sanjive has been very promising and hardworking from the very beginning. He joined prestigious Delhi police as a Constable. And it was this time when he joined the classes of this blogger for the improvement of his English. This blogger can recollect his words: "sir my father has spread the words in the village that I have become 'thanedaar'. I have not told him the truth. But I must become somebody in life." Keeping in view his hardwork and devotion to duty, the department promoted him as a Head Constable. With the patience, perseverance and incessant hardwork, the luck smiled on him and Sanjive cleared the departmental exam of Delhi Police and stood first as the best sub inspector cadet a few years ago only. And today he has been promoted to the post of inspector with 3 stars on his shoulder. Frankly speaking, this blogger feels these three stars on his shoulders too.
You see Sanjive comes from a nondescript village of UP where knowledge of English is abysmally poor. He never lost heart and worked hard to brush up his English. Today, he not only speaks well but also writes well. His knowledge of law is excellent. He wanted to appear for UPSC exam but couldn't because of age restrictions. Surprisingly enough, UPSC doesn't give any age relaxation even to in-service police officials.
Sanjive is an honest officer. He performs his duty religiously. He is fired with the desire to work for the country and countrymen. He never compromises his principles.
Sanjive knows how to have dreams and live them. In response to my blessings, he says : Sir I will continue my journey to north with your blessings."
Learn lesson from Sanjive. Never lose heart. Don't fear failures. You can make yourself what you wish to make.
