Comradeship

The word comradeship did not emerge recently; it’s the word which I hear in all war movies. Probably it’s the word the most used at the times of world war, and possibly every war. Why was it necessary to have this word “comradeship?” and why soldiers said the most? The only reason which comes up is that each and everyone had their back in the time of help, the help to save, the help to support, and help to survive till he/she gets primary first aid. The other person in the need, always known that he would have done the same to his comrade in his hardship.

The reason to write the post on this word is specifically to make aware all Indian students, to be more focused on the students of Mumbai University. We never want to be on the receiving end, do you? I think no one ever wants to be. 

Yet, I would emphasis this point that everyone needs to be backed in a hard time. Though, there are many hard times in life. To mention one, the real hard time is at the beginning to search for a job as a fresher. Many students are left unselected at the college campus interview. Their rejection is nothing to do with their skills, but with the scarcity of job in the Indian Market. And few lucky students get on the board of ship to start a new job, right after college completion. “Those Lucky Fellow” How lucky are they that’s the other part of life. But, let’s focus on the rejected fellow. Here is the word comradeship should be sparked in every student, that to back their classmate. To back your classmate is called courage, to show the courage that you take the chance to help pull up your fellow friend. 

To look after yourself is an easy business, but to look after others is a lonely business. But, that lonely business will someday pay you off. That being said, your help does not mean to be a full-fledged, even a motivation, a short walk through their hard time would be enough.

Your little help can make or break a situation.

To that said, your kindness will perpetuate.