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Holiday drill

'Holidays never end without assignments'- this has become an universal truth, it seems. Every time we get a holiday, even if it's for a single day, we are given at least one assignment that has to be handed over on the reopening day. This helps us to keep in touch with academics, but still, working in holidays is really worse. Anyway, I successfully completed my essay, and here it is!

                                                   Dignity of Labour

'Integrity, Dignity and Wisdom are the true indicators of beauty.'
Dignity is the state of being worthy of respect. 'Dignity of Labour' is the philosophy that means all types of jobs are respected equally, and no occupation is considered superior. Each activity that is respectfully finished with trustworthiness and genuineness should be appreciated and given some merits.

The disinclination of manual work has created an artificial division in the society, which prevents our nation from being an economically developed one. If we look towards other countries in the world, we could see that the countries which have aversion towards manual labour have remained undeveloped, whereas in contrast, the countries which had embraced manual labour have made remarkable progress. The definition of 'Dignity of Labour' should not be looked upon; no one should be treated with any less respect just because of the work they do.

Every man does different sorts of difficult work. As Mahatma Gandhiji says, " No labour is too mean for one who wants to earn an honest penny." There is nothing wrong in the nature of any work; what is important is how one looks at it and does it. Everyone is equal in the eyes of the law, the government and the country. Thus, we have to respect all forms of labour.

Respect people who work, as this will help not only in increasing the employment, but also in providing a base for a healthy society. By doing labour, no matter what it is, people would be doing a great service to themselves, their society and their nation.

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