In our world of big names, true heroes often tend to be anonymous. How does the story India's heroes bring out the meaning of real heroism? Do u think that real heroism often goes unacknowledged
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This is indeed true. True heroes in our world are the ones who remain anonymous and don't get their names splashed across media or come to the limelight. This is so because they don't do their 'heroic' deeds for recognition or appreciation by others. Doing such things is in their nature.
Real heroism often goes unacknowledged. Take the example of the Indian Army. Be it fighting insurgents on the border, fighting militant and seperatist groups within the country, rescuing people during floods or even rescuing a child who has fallen into a borewell, it is the Army man who is called upon to do these things. Nobody appreciates them or sings songs in their praise. It is a thankless job. But the soldier does not care about this. He doesn't do these things for acknowledgment. What drives him is the love for his fellow countrymen.
Real heroism often goes unacknowledged. Take the example of the Indian Army. Be it fighting insurgents on the border, fighting militant and seperatist groups within the country, rescuing people during floods or even rescuing a child who has fallen into a borewell, it is the Army man who is called upon to do these things. Nobody appreciates them or sings songs in their praise. It is a thankless job. But the soldier does not care about this. He doesn't do these things for acknowledgment. What drives him is the love for his fellow countrymen.
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