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Ramanna was struggling hard to meet his family’s demands. But he was able to give his only son, a good education. But son still could not find a job. Ramanna, by using his influence, was able to get a small job to his son. Now son is married and having his own son. Ramanna is now suffering from paralysis and is dependent on others for his daily activities. Ramanna’s son was becoming more and more restless as expenses of the house were going on increasing. He thought looking after his disabled father is becoming a burden.

Is there life after death? Yes, if you are an organ donor. You will continue to enable life, even after your own life has ended. A cadaver donor can give up to 25 organs, saving up to nine lives. Lives saved can go up to 50 if we count tissue donations! Even a live donor can donate a kidney, parts of the liver, pancreas, lung, bone marrow and blood, and still can lead a normal life . But, organ donation statistics on India are gloomy. Annually, in India, around five lakh people die because of non-availability of organs. Of this, nearly two lakh die for lack of liver donors. Every year, around 1.5 lakh patients need kidneys; only around 5,000 get them. Similarly, more than 10 lakh people suffer from corneal

Video:  Whatever Happens, Happens for the Good Once the King Akbar’s finger got injured while cutting fruits. It started bleeding. The Vaidya was called for dressing. Perchance Birbal also arrived there. When he came to know about it, he consoled the king, saying, My Lord don’t worry, whatever happens, happens for the good. Since the injury was paining, the king did not like the comment and got so annoyed with Birbal, that he ordered that Birbal should be immediately arrested and imprisoned.