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Building Life

English book, p. 142

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

In this context, newspapers published an interview with India’s famous player Mr. Manoj Prabhakar. It was recorded by the video magazine Sports Channel. Mr. Prabhakar said: India needed an Imran Khan-like captain to motivate the team. I think there should be some gap like age between the team and its captain. You can see the way Imran is doing his job. He is marvelous. We need that type of captain who can be a good leader. That is what we need. Otherwise, we have the best team. (The Times of India; Hindustan Times, March 26, 1992) People value excellence. When someone displays excellence, observers can’t help but be impressed. Excellence surpasses support and opposition, earning its own recognition. If you achieve excellence in any field, people will feel compelled to appreciate and acknowledge you, even if you seem like an outsider. GOD’S LAW This is the story of a shopkeeper who sold ghee (clarified butter). At first, he was a small retail seller. Over time, his business expanded until he became a wholesale ghee trader. He had an accountant, called Munim Ji, who had been working for him from the very beginning. Munim Ji’s lunch would come from his home every day. His son would bring the meal in a tiffin carrier that was

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