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Denn:

[size=13pt]silence sometimes is golden and covers many flaws. [/size]

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Kslib:
You might think he died for nothing,but GOD will be very proud of him cos he is really a great man,a man of sacrifice,a man of determination,a very rare man...
Mr man,what do you know about life?? Do you think life is all about enjoyment,do you think everybody is as selfish as you.. Do you think everybody is afraid to die....
I wont even bother to explain the significance of this man to you,"cos you dont give what is holy to dogs".....
Next time when you look in the mirror "just remember that you can never ever be great like this man,never ever... He left his mark on earth,what have you left?? Nothing....

PortHarcourtBoy: Wetin dynamite go do in few days na him this jobless man spend 22 years on

ositadima1: Great man, luv is a strong emotion

Denn:

[size=13pt]silence sometimes is golden and covers many flaws. [/size]

molisk:

Almost five decade ago, a landless farmer Dashrath Manjhi from Gahlor Ghati, of Gaya (a district of Bihar) resolved to end the difficulties of his villagers by shouldering a near impossible task of slitting a 300-feet-high hill apart to create a one-km passage.
His village would nestle in the lap of rocky hills for which villagers would often face gigantic troubles for crossing small distance between Atri and Wazirganj, the outskirts of Gaya town. He started hammering the hill in early 1959 in the memory of his wife, who could not be taken to the nearest health care center on time for the immediate treatment as the nearest road that connected them to the city was 50km long.

He knew his voice will not create any reaction in the deaf ear of the government; therefore, Dashrath chose to accomplish this Herculean task alone. He sold his goats to purchase chisel, rope and a hammer. People would call him mad and eccentric spirited with no idea of his plans. Unfazed by his critics’ discouraging remarks, Dashrath hammered consistently for 22 long years to shorten the distance from 50km to 10km between Atri and Wazirganj. The day came when he stepped through a flat passage — about one-km long and 16-feet wide — to his dream, ‘the other side of the hill’.



Source: http://www.successstories.co.in/dashrath-manjhi-the-man-who-moved-a-mountain/

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Kslib:
You might think he died for nothing,but GOD will be very proud of him cos he is really a great man,a man of sacrifice,a man of determination,a very rare man...
Mr man,what do you know about life?? Do you think life is all about enjoyment,do you think everybody is as selfish as you.. Do you think everybody is afraid to die....
I wont even bother to explain the significance of this man to you,"cos you dont give what is holy to dogs".....
Next time when you look in the mirror "just remember that you can never ever be great like this man,never ever... He left his mark on earth,what have you left?? Nothing....

anonimi:

You too sharp I swear.
Did you read the part where the government gave him and the villagers all the dynamite needed and he said no need, I will rather do it with my hands

TD Isaac: The morale of d story is very clear and noteworthy : determination & hardwork lead to success. However why will one do a job for 22 years which can be done in a little time? Why couldn't he just blow d mountain up? Are there no dynamites?

matrixme: The man has a Wikipedia page to his name already. I was even surprised the link wasn't from there. A movie has even been launched based on his touching action. Shows that it's not everything in life that's about money.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dashrath_Manjhi

TD Isaac: The morale of d story is very clear and noteworthy : determination & hardwork lead to success. However why will one do a job for 22 years which can be done in a little time? Why couldn't he just blow d mountain up? Are there no dynamites?

Yujin: Dashrath Manjhi!
As long as I live, I will always make reference of this man when it comes to selflessness and sheer determination.
A great man indeed.

anonimi:

You too sharp I swear.
Did you read the part where the government gave him and the villagers all the dynamite needed and he said no need, I will rather do it with my hands

meamanda: Where did you read that the government offered him dynamite and he said no need?
The government approached him only after he finished the task.

onatisi:
why didnt he approach the govt for help and dynamites during those 22yrs or even appealed to ppl to help him with his project or goal?