Mr. Raghbir Singh Makhija

We always encourage our younger generation to dream big, citing examples of successful personalities, asking them to follow their steps. But one thing we tend to overlook and that is that every individual is unique in their own way. Why dont we encourage our children to be themselves, helping to inculcate inner faith and look up to any successful personality to duplicate. 
Our uniqueness should aid in our creativity along with discipline, persistence, consistency, perseverance and optimisim because it is that faith that can move mountains and lead to achievement. Nothing can be done without hope and confidence. 
Dreams and dedication are a powerful combination and doing the right thing the right way at the right time can help one gain success. We only need to mentor our students in the right direction to help them to become good and successful human beings with a broad vision. Winston Churchill rightly said, 'Success is not final, failure is not fatal. It is the courage to continue that counts? 
I would like to congratulate all those associated with this issue of 'The Thought' for their commendable efforts.