Sandhya i did not understand your question properly. can you please explain it in detail please
Am asking, if men remain unmarried, will they become great philosophers, thinkers, scientists, writers etc...see Ratan Tata, Abdul Kalam etc....Our Gulshanji too :cheer:
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Sandhya i did not understand your question properly. can you please explain it in detail please
Am asking, if men remain unmarried, will they become great philosophers, thinkers, scientists, writers etc...see Ratan Tata, Abdul Kalam etc....Our Gulshanji too :cheer:
The persons you have named are all exceptional people and exceptions prove the rule,not otherwise! The rule is without better halves it's difficult to succeed in life!!
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Sandhya i did not understand your question properly. can you please explain it in detail please
Am asking, if men remain unmarried, will they become great philosophers, thinkers, scientists, writers etc...see Ratan Tata, Abdul Kalam etc....Our Gulshanji too :cheer:
The persons you have named are all exceptional people and exceptions prove the rule,not otherwise! The rule is without better halves it's difficult to succeed in life!!
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It doesn't mean philosophers and writers are successful persons in life too
Sandhya i did not understand your question properly. can you please explain it in detail please
Am asking, if men remain unmarried, will they become great philosophers, thinkers, scientists, writers etc...see Ratan Tata, Abdul Kalam etc....Our Gulshanji too :cheer:
The persons you have named are all exceptional people and exceptions prove the rule,not otherwise! The rule is without better halves it's difficult to succeed in life!!
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It doesn't mean philosophers and writers are successful persons in life too
That once again brings back the original question: What is success?
Sandhya i did not understand your question properly. can you please explain it in detail please
Am asking, if men remain unmarried, will they become great philosophers, thinkers, scientists, writers etc...see Ratan Tata, Abdul Kalam etc....Our Gulshanji too :cheer:
The persons you have named are all exceptional people and exceptions prove the rule,not otherwise! The rule is without better halves it's difficult to succeed in life!!
{CJATTACHMENT ["id": 7528]}
It doesn't mean philosophers and writers are successful persons in life too
That once again brings back the original question: What is success?
Sandhya i did not understand your question properly. can you please explain it in detail please
Am asking, if men remain unmarried, will they become great philosophers, thinkers, scientists, writers etc...see Ratan Tata, Abdul Kalam etc....Our Gulshanji too :cheer:
The persons you have named are all exceptional people and exceptions prove the rule,not otherwise! The rule is without better halves it's difficult to succeed in life!!
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It doesn't mean philosophers and writers are successful persons in life too
That once again brings back the original question: What is success?
You just define it first
Success itself is a word which does not admit of a universally acceptable definition as it's very subjective. A beggar may consider himself successful by collecting Rs 10 but a baniya may curse himself earning just a lac in a day!
