Rights

By S Gokul Kumar

Hey peeps! Today in the contemporary context with increased modernity and awareness we all tend to know about certain rights. While thinking about it, I struck with a thought to discuss rights which we all deserve and which we don’t.

Instantly, on seeing the above few lines most of you may tend to skip the rest of my phrases without reading by thinking that I am going to make you all feel bored by mentioning certain charters and legislations. Actually, I am not going to discuss all that stuff, but I am going to talk about unwritten rights but very important for every human being to know about.

But before going to that, we’ll try to make some sense to define success. According to me, success is nothing but an end point of a particular task or an activity which brings us a sense of gratification. We all as a human being, have a basic tendency to try to grab happiness without redefining its core meaning.

On elaborating my definition of success, success comes only to people who perform certain actions in the right direction. In talking about this, I remember my social science teacher who always encourages us by saying that ‘There is always success behind every sacrifice’.

The above phrase may make you all angry as you may think that you all are already carrying forward your work effectively. Yeah, you may be right. I accept that all of us are merely hardworking, but most of us fail to do smart work. When I was a serving candidate in NCC, I used to tell my juniors to do smart work harder rather than doing hard work smartly.

All of us feel a bit depressed, sad, distressed and feel worried about tasting failure. Now coming to our initial point, I am here to talk about who doesn’t deserve to claim their rights, (i.e.), right to worry, to be in agony, sad or depressed.

Success is not an accident which happens unintentionally. So, in my view, a person who fails to follow an ideal path (Working both effectively and efficiently) is unfit to claim the above-mentioned rights.

I think it’s the right time to claim all our rights by following the right path.

By S Gokul Kumar