Asish Kumar Mukhopadhyay

The Dignity of Labor Asish Kumar Mukhopadhyay

There is nobility in wisdom on how much one should earn in a lifetime? It sounds all marvelous that the income must be a little less than one's need. The dilemma that makes and not break our humanity anywhere and everywhere across the globe. The author engages his brief episode on 'The Dignity of Labor' as a truthful tribute to the youth world over. He cherished the fond remembrance of the academic periods, which were full of hopes. The study days inspired the community into the optimism of earning and living. No one would ever forget to reminisce such matters. It didn't need any event or an occasion for such dreams and could be at any time, every time and more accurately, multiple times. The hopes ultimately culminated in the coveted appointment letter. The letter was surely comparable to a magic lantern. One good appointment letter kindles many wishes and cleanses many a woe and worries. The path of studies did an excellent job of freeing us from the dreadful days of ignorance and immaturity. We faltered umpteen times and could barely see the world from a true-life perspective. There were days when we hardly progressed. We encountered injustice and imperfection all through. We failed, followed by corrections. The path of learning had shown the light of brightness, harmony, and stability. The author perceived reality and developed optimism. We were encouraged to be peace-seekers. At a later time, the exposure to the work environment carried many more impressions in evolving long-lasting learning visions. The work diary of the duty days equates to a soul-searching crusade.