Paropakaari

Long time ago, Bandar, which is in Aandhra Pradesh, was a small town. One day a person was walking on a street of Bandar. The style of his walk itself showed his honesty. After all only an honest person never needs to lower his head.

This person saw something on the road and it stopped him. It was the cry of a young boy. The boy was sitting outside his house and crying. The person approched the boy asked him why he was crying. Seeing the Daya in his eyes, the boy told his story “Swaamy! My father died recently. We are three brothers and our Maata is there. I am the eldest brother. I searched a lot for a job, but I was not able to get one anywhere”.

The person thought for a while; he wanted to help the young boy somehow. He said “come with me”. They both went to a Bank. The person talked to the Manager and the person requested the Manager to train the boy on some Bank related work. The boy learnt the work with great shraddha. One month was over and the person gave money to the boy from his own pocket. Similarly, the next month, the person only gave money to the boy. From the third month onward, since the boy had enough experience, the Bank itself recruited him and thus the young boy was able to stand on his own legs.

The person was none other than “Dr. Bhogaraaju Pattaabhi Seetaaraamayya“. He was one of the freedom fighters and did great Desha-seva. He was born on 24th November 1880 in Gundugolanu village, West Godavari District in Andhra Pradesh.

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Though Shri Seetaaraamayya could have just given the boy some money and consoled him, he didnt choose to do that. Instead he spent his valuable time, made the person learn to stand on his own legs and did true help to the poor family. May be this is why Panditas say “Samaya Daanam” is the greatest Daanam.

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Published in: on October 19, 2006 at 11:59 pm  Comments (10)  

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  1. I am from Andhra Pradesh and I am happy to know such a great man was born in our State. Thank You for this great story.

  2. I am from Bandar, Andhra Pradesh

    Thanks for ilustrating such a great personality. When ever I go to Andhra Bank, I use to see his Statue, but I doesnt know his greatness in those days.

    Yes his was a ‘Paropakaari’.

    Now, I understood the worth of Samayadanam.

    There is proverb in english which I wish to share here… “If a Person is hungry dont give him fish, instead teach him fishing”

  3. I really liked this story…You have a great collection!!! My kid bro loves to hear stories from ur collection. Thanks!

  4. its very nice story .know youeself

  5. your story is fentastic i am very happy after reading the story

  6. it is happen in rare. now also some man try to this but having some return.

  7. I am very proud to be a citizen of AP.I am ve
    ry happy to that a such a great person was born in AP.

  8. I am very proud to be a citizen of AP.I am very happy to that a such a great person was born in AP.

  9. i felt it was a very nice story In ancient days people will think in this way but now-a-days the people are not bothered about others

  10. Help Ever Hur Never


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