From Failure to Success

From Failure to Success Indian society. Everyone thinks about this nation-wide scourge, but no one knows how to eradicate it. Had Mr. Barua pulled himself out of his depression, he could surely have written a very valuable book on corruption which outlined a new line of action by which corruption in India could have been brought to an end. If Mr. Barua had set himself to this task with an open mind and given a revolutionary book to India on the issue of corruption, he would certainly have deserved to have the title of the ‘Saviour of Modern India’ conferred upon him. Our world is full of opportunities. When anyone fails to grasp the first one that comes his way, there is always a second one in the offing. Availing of it will prevent him from succumbing to frustration and will enable him to re-plan his life. Very soon he will discover that taking the second chance has probably brought him better results than the first one could ever have done. From Failure to Success Almost all super-achievers were super-losers at the outset. Success always comes to those who are true seekers of success. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi (1869 – 1948) was born in Gujarat and after completing his early