Sometimes thinking and visualizing the world in a broader aspect we tend to get acquainted with the melancholy truth of how painful and agonizing could a person’s life be who knows that he is not going to survive any more but still he nibbles this bitter fruit of nature with a blue heart..
A same incident happened to a person who is a stranger to me but I could surely feel his infliction.

Today, in the morning I saw a person sitting at the verandah of our hostel along with a woman to accompany him. There was a small board of thick paper placed at the corner which said blood cancer patient, please donate.

I thought to myself how incapacitated could a person’s life be when he doesn’t have money.
I was crestfallen, seeing their helplessness. I questioned myself , how could this be an unbiased decision of God by jumping to a conclusion of ceasing a man’s life in such a manner. But as a matter of fact, we are all marionette and the puppeteer is sitting above.

According to me the person who would be suffering from all these would slowly solace his heart and move along, but what about those who are entwined with him in a relation involving tenderness and love. Death is a very deplorable fact of every person’s life.

In my opinion our college should give him all the materialistic help possible. This is a serious matter of issue and it ought be taken into account by the founder of our college Mr A. Samanta. As our college plays a very active role in the upliftment projects like didactics for the tribal children, it has also borne fruit for them like many foreign delegates have been visiting our college for quite some time.

It would be a great help to that person if our college could take complete responsibility of his wellness considering that our college has 1500 bedded hospital.
And according to me it is possible ,taking into account the fact that our college asserts of taking the responsibility of supporting 10000 tribal children and educating them from kindergarten to intermediate level that to without taking fees for their education.

So, our college might belittle this matter, according to my point of view.
But it could save someone’s life.

Let us all step forward and help this person confront death.
And mostly I would like to bespeak DR A. Samanta to take this matter into consideration.

Tanwir Khan.
Kiit University