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Every Soldier Fights A Different Battle

I have come across many soldiers who fought different wars. Everyone tells a different war story depending upon his deployment status and the degree of exposure to risk environment.

Same goes true with every person walking on this earth. Soldier or no soldier, everybody is fighting a different war... ranging from health... job... unemployment... and relationships.

Everyone has a story to tell. Some stories get the shape of books and some are confined to hearts. If two points are destined to touch, the universe will always find a way to make the connection - even when all hope seems to be lost. ... Stories of love, hope, survival, wisdom and sometimes pain.

Shweta covered a distance of 10 km in one hour. Akash covered the same distance in one and a half hours. Which of the two is faster and healthier?

Of course our answer will be Shweta.

What if we say that Shweta covered this distance on a prepared track while Akash did it by walking on a sandy path?

Then our answer will be Akash.

But when we come to know that Shweta is 50 years old while Akash is 25 years old?

Then our answer will be Shweta again.

But we also come to know that Akash's weight is 140 kg while Shweta's weight is 65 kg.

Again our answer will be Akash.

As we learn more about Akash and Shweta, our opinions and judgments about who is better will change. If life is a race, everybody is competing it with a different pace. We form opinions very superficially and hastily, due to which we are not able to do justice to ourselves and others.

Opportunities vary. Life is different. Resources differ. Problems change. Solutions are different. Genetic codes are different.The latest study, based on an analysis of blood samples from 13,000 people, showed that some people are propelled along life?s biological tramlines much quicker than others ? regardless of lifestyle.

Everybody is different. Some never take a start. Some start early and finish early. Some start late and finish late. Some start early and finish late.

Google will tell you that Warren Buffett, at the age of 87, is currently the oldest CEO of a Fortune 500 company. But may be you are not aware that until December 2020, Mahashay Dharampal Gulati, Spice-King of India, and founder and CEO of MDH (Mahashian Di Hatti) was the oldest working CEO.

On the other hand, Ranjan Das, CEO and MD of SAP Indian subcontinent died after a massive cardiac arrest at the age of 42 years. Steve Jobs was only 21 years old when founded Apple along with Wozniak. Jobs expired early at the age of 56 years.

Therefore the excellence of life is not in comparing the length of life with anyone but in testing oneself under the given constraints.

God has designed you as a unique product. You are the best. Stay as you are and keep trying your best according to your circumstances.

Stay healthy, stay cool, stay satisfied, keep smiling, keep laughing, keep on serving society and the country.

Dr.Shailendra posted in Motivational

Post updated on: Aug 21, 2021 9:48:20 AM

Who Won The Battle of Haldighati?

Being one of the most famous battles in Indian history, can you believe that the legendary Battle of Haldighati was over in just four hours? Yes, it did.

Maharana Pratap was born in the year 1540. By not falling prey to Emperor Akbar, Maharana courageously demonstrated his defiance before Mughals. And this resulted in the 'Battle of Haldighati' in June 1576. The forces of Akbar were being led by Man Singh - the prince of Aamer.

The details of the battle have been metcuously documented by the historians. The force of Maharana was highly outnumbered but Maharana fought with great courage. Though the short-busting battle made it to history it is still unclear who won it. While some believe it ended in a draw, many believe it was Akbar who emerged as a winner. Who was greater in the Maharana Pratap vs Akbar battle is an ever going battle and is making headlines of this article. Though both the leaders were great in their own right, comparison is always difficult.

As such, Akbar?s army had 80,000 soldiers while Maharana's army consisted of 3,000 soldiers that included Rajputs, Afghans led by Hakim Khan Sur and a small contingent of Bhil tribals.

Through Rajput's zeal and patriotism, Maharana launched an upfront attack on the Mughal and crashed the walls of their frontline fighters. Later, in order to bring out a quick defeat launched an attack with elephants.

Rumours of the Mughal emperor Akbar coming on the battlefield instilled a sense of courage in the Mughal troops and they surrounded Maharana?s army and at the time when Maharana would have certainly been killed, the Naik ofJhala took the crown off Maharana's head and put it on his own head posing as Maharana and got himself killed.

Grabbing an opportunity Rana aimed his spear on Man Singh but unfortunately it pierced his Mahout?s body. The Mughal army once again surrounded Maharana but his favourite horse "Cheetak" help him to rescue successfully but died as it had sustained injuries. The winner of the battle is still not clear as Mughals suffered heavy casualties and Maharana escaped unhurt.

Who won the Battle of Haldighati? The question continues to arouse controversy, 445 years after that legendary encounter. Recently, the Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education approved a revision of the Class X Social Science Text book: it would now state that Maharana Pratap decisively defeated Akbar at Haldighati, whereas earlier text books had said that the battle was inconclusive.

To the perception of many historians as well, the stretegic retreat of Maharana after inflicting heavy casulaties can not be considered a defeat.

More than victory and defeat, what's get counted at the end is the purpose for which you are fighting. Maharana Pratap Jayanti is observed every year throughout the country and especially by Rajputs. Have you ever wondered why the Jayanti of Man Singh is not observed if he was a winner? And he was Rajput too and eventually took overthe reins of Aamer?

Despite for the fact that Man Singh was a warrior too, he didn't find a befitting place in history because he was the commander of allegedly evil forces and fighting for the glory of an empire that wanted to subsume smaller regional kingdoms, while Pratap was fighting for the right of his kingdom's right to political and cultural sovereignty, free of the overlordship of any Mughal emperor or empire. That's why Maharana is considered the epitome of bravery and emerged victorious in history.

The examplary saga of valour ended nearly 18 years after Maharana's death. On January 29, 1597, at the age of 57, Maharana died due to injuries sustained in a hunting accident. A warrior all through his life, Maharana had regained control over most of his kingdom before his death and eventually won the war.

The man with might will always be remembered as an epitome of patriotism, heroism and for his spirit of independence. And Haldiighati will always remember a great warrior of Rajputana.

Dr.Shailendra posted in History

Post updated on: Aug 21, 2021 9:47:41 AM

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