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It is good to drop a few coins into the begging bowl of a beggar, to feed the hungry to his fill and to clothe a naked person. No doubt we practice them to the best of our capacity and reap the rewards. But do these acts constitute the entire gamut of service of humanity? Let us consider this problem in detail.

It is of vital importance that occasional needs are met in time. But if the need is not temporary, it has to be met as long as the need is there. We must try to find out ways and means to extricate the person from his difficulties. We should make him economically viable so that he should not starve or be ill-clothed or extend his hand before others for his living. If we adopt this constructive attitude the concept of service would have a different meaning.

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