Shakuni in Mahabharata

Shakuni, the epic character of Mahabharata teaches us a great lesson of life. Don't believe everyone easily, mostly who tries to make you feel happy all the time or agrees to your every proposal. Be intelligent enough to understand people around you.

Criticism

If you are listening to someone being criticized you are equally responsible for it. A good man neither criticizes nor participates in that process.

Wrong masters

Kumbhakarna's death proves that even innocent people lose everything following their wrong masters.

@Ramayan

Truth

Ravan was repeatedly warned by his well wishers but he never listened to anyone. Though he knew the fact that he can't survive in the battle because it was the battle against truth. It was only his ego that ruined him.

Poverty

Two children policy is a necessity to come out of poverty. The government must think about it and implement a law otherwise it will create an imbalance. A country can never come out of poverty without a strategic planning.

Being a Leader

The great leader of South Africa Nelson Mandela once stated - All we have twin obligations to fulfill in our lives, first towards the family and the second towards the nation and its people. We keep ourselves busy with only the first obligation and never think for the second. May be the epidemic gave an opportunity to fulfill the second obligation. Let's join hands together and try to fulfill the second which is the need of the hour.

Importance of Self introspection

"Jab hota hai admiko apna gyan kahlata hai wo shaktimaan". This famous line of the popular serial 'Shaktimaan' talks about the importance of self introspection in a person's life.