DUTY TO OUR PARENTS
ESSAY ON " DUTY TO OUR PARENTS.''
Write an essay on " Duty to our parents.''
There is hardly a blessing in life which we do not owe to our parents . In humanity , parents are held in the highest regard. The parents make the home what it is. They make it a nest of love where we grow up. The father is the bread earner . In some cases mothers are also earn money for the family. The mother is a ministering angel feeding the children , looking after their comforts , watching by their sick beds . There is no limit to their self sacrifice for the children's welfare. The father spends his last penny to give his children a good education . He denies himself anything so that his children may make a better start in life then he did. The mother does not mind selling her ornaments , if it comes to finding a good match for her child or to meet the medical expenses of a sick child.
Naturally, so much love and sacrifice can not be lost on a child. Nobody is dearer to a child than his or her father and mother. They take all the troubles of their sons or daughters to them. All children looks to them a sense of security so long as they have their parents to watch over them. All children finds a shelter into their parents. That, in fact is a child's greatest need. Except our parents, we are pitifully weak and small in this big world.
When the child grows up into a man , it is up to him to do as much for his parents as they did for him. A son should be the prop of his family. He should lighten his father's burden as much as possible. When the parents grow old and infirm, he should offer them whatever ease and comfort he can. In western countries , the old people live apart . Their grown - up sons and daughters live in the homes of their own . But that is not the Indian practice . So long as the son has a roof over his head, he does not shirk the duty of looking after his old parents . These ties of love and duty make the family life wonderfully pure and sweet and charming.
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