Small Story 633.

 Small Story 633.

New Leadership with Vision

Keshav entered his relative's house in Banashankari and met ten friends who were waiting for him. After enjoying tea and snacks, Keshav's cousin, Vasanthy, welcomed the gathering.

Vasanthy was a well-known independent journalist who actively supported good causes and development initiatives. Her husband, Ram, had recently retired from the Intelligence Bureau, and their only son, Pravin, was working in the Netherlands.

Vasanthy began her address:

"Friends, we are not politicians, but we always raise our voices for good causes and the development of our country, wherever it may be in India. By a strange coincidence, our culturally rich and educationally advanced state has recently witnessed an eminent leader leaving his party and starting a new movement dedicated to the state's interests and development.

He has appealed to the younger generation and to people with a strong national outlook to support his new organization. I forwarded his message to all of you. In fact, I joined the group just ten minutes before you arrived. As a journalist, I welcome his new venture and am confident that he will succeed in his mission."

Keshav stood up and said, "I had already joined the group as soon as I received the message from you."

One by one, all the others responded with the same enthusiasm, saying that they too had joined and supported the initiative.

The gathering then spent two hours in meaningful and productive discussion. Before leaving, they conveyed their best wishes to the new leader and his team.

As they returned to their homes, everyone felt happy and satisfied, believing they had contributed, in their own small way, to the progress of the great nation.

K.Ragavan

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