Dr. Rajendra Prasad information and Biography
26 January is the day when the Constitution comes into force. Dr. Rajendra Prasad was the chairman of the assembly formed for the constitution. The day is an opportunity not only to remember him, but also to get inspired by his qualities. On the pretext of this day, we are remembering the qualities that brought a Bihari to the chair of the President of India and also honored the land of Bihar with him in the country - the world.
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Rely on hard work
The principal was declaring the names of the passed students. One student said 'Sir, my name has not been taken. The principal knew that he had been diseased for a long time. So they said - 'You will fail, therefore. . . . 'But the student did not believe it. The preparations he had made during his days of illness and the way he solved the question papers, he was confident that he would pass. He retorted - 'This cannot happen. 'The principal standing with the list in his hands said -' It is so. 'The boy said with confidence -' But this cannot happen. The principal felt it like indiscipline. He said sternly - 'It is so. Sit in your place. If you speak anything now, you will get punishment. Despite this, the student did not get distracted at all. He confidently said - 'I cannot fail. 'The principle declared in anger -' a fine of five rupees. 'It is a time when five rupees used to be a big amount. The student remained adamant. The principal continued to make fines. Gradually the amount of fine increased to fifty rupees. Then the clerk of the school arrived rushing. He told the student something by the gesture, after which the student calmed down. It turned out that he was not only successful but Due to Kyi Atti, his name is needed that he got the number one with confidence, data. Was missed due to clerical error. Does it need to be said that the student was Rajendra Prasad with the qualities of faith in self and hard work?
Sacrifice for the country
Dr. Rajendra Prasad was a very capable and well-known lawyer. When he stood up, many times the opposition lawyer would stop speaking. It is also said that in this situation, once the judge even gave that Dr. Prasad, you have argued for them, however, he left the advocacy to provide respect - honor and wealth. The reason was - Gandhiji's call for service. They started spending all their time in the service of the motherland. Despite this, he was once advocated in England. Had to go. In fact, he had pledged assistance to his friend Raibahadur Harihar Prasad Singh in his case. In this connection, he was working in England with barrister Apron. Rajendra Babu worked in his office full time and was always busy. The British barrister was greatly influenced by his dedication, scholarship, and simplicity, although he did not know much about Rajendra Babu. Once he was introduced to someone by Rajendra Babu. Considered as a simple advocate by Aajjon, he was a successful lawyer of India, a well-known leader of freedom struggle, and a close associate of Mahatma Gandhi. He was surprised that Rajendra Babu had never told anything with his mouth. One day, when AAPJON told Rajendra Prasad that you had done wrong by leaving the advocacy on the move, his answer was - 'Advocacy is a small matter, any true Hindustani should be big for the freedom of his country. Should be ready to make a big sacrifice. '
Simple successful person
Dr. Rajendra Prasad was President for 12 years. At that time, a grand palace-like Rashtrapati Bhavan used to be his residence, but unaffected by it, he lived in a state of 'Videha'. This was the reason that after he retired from the post he moved to stay in a rag house in Patna's Bihar Vidyapeeth campus, where he lived before 1946. However, there is a reference to the days of his residence in Rashtrapati Bhavan. While cleaning with an old servant named Tulsi, a pen made of ivory fell off and its ink spread on the carpet. Dr. Rajendra Prasad came to know, he expressed his displeasure. Talsi had been negligent many times before, so they reprimanded him and fired him for teaching a lesson. Rajendra Babu heard the decision, but his heart was unable to accept his own decision. On that day, Tulsi's face would wander in front of his eyes despite the busyness of reconciliation and programs. Finally, when he retired from the program, Basil was first called. The servant got scared - but what happened, Rajendra Babu stood there with folded hands. Said - 'Forgive me, Basil! 'Basil did not believe his ears. He stood. Rajendra Babu said again - 'You will not forgive me, Tulsi? 'And then, the eyes of both Rajendra Babu and Tulsi flowed from the Ganges and Tulsi fell at his feet.