Our Duty to the Community

We are obliged to the community. So it is our duty to do good to the community. We can do this in two ways. The first way is to do good to the individuals. The second way is to work for the whole community. When somebody is sick, we can provide them our service. We can give them water. We can sit behind and comfort them. We can bring hem medicine from the market. We please them with our talk.

Sometimes a man meets with an accident and is hurt. We should provide him first aid if we have the knowledge. We should take him to the hospital and look after him. When somebody dies, we should help to perform funeral rites. Similarly, we should help others when there are marriages and religious festivals in their families. In the Terai region of our country, firebreaks out in summer. We should tell the villagers to be careful. If fire breaks out, we can inform the fire brigade. We should remove things from the house if we can.

We can bring water to put out the fire. Similarly, when other natural calamities like flood landslide, storm occur. We should offer our help. Apart from the help to the individuals, helping for the welfare of the whole community is also our duty. We should help in building schools, libraries, roads, temples, mosques, churches, inns, post offices, hospitals, health posts etc. wells, ponds, electricity etc are needed in the village. We should co-operate with others in these works. If we are too young to work, we can fetch water for them. If tree plantation is going on or trees have been planted, we can protect them from cattle. We can water them. If our father or mother has gone to the site of construction, we can stay at home and look after the house. We should from the habit of living unitedly in the community.                                                                                HOSPITAL