
Favour is artificial. One has to be much active to get favour. Even for minor negligence it goes against. In contrast against is natural. One has nothing to do. Indifference paves the way to render someone to go against. It becomes automatically. It is like a spring that comes out of the hill spontaneously. It grows in abundance like jungle trees. Luxurious growth of against freezes the fate of any person concerned.
Retired Executive Magistrate (Civil Servant in India) & Independent Scholar, Retired Executive Magistrate (Civil Servant in India) & Independent Scholar
Retired Executive Magistrate (Civil Servant in India) & Independent Scholar, Retired Executive Magistrate (Civil Servant in India) & Independent Scholar
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