Question

Once Vidyasagar got down from the train at a station and found a young man shouting for a porter. The suitcase in his hand was not at all heavy. The young man was healthy too. Still he disliked to do his own work himself as he hated manual labour. Vidyasagar was watching him from a distance. He came forward to his help. "How much do you want?" asked the young man, taking Vidyasagar for a porter. "Whatever it pleases you," gently replied Vidyasagar and lifting the suitcase he followed the youngman until he got to the doorstep of his father-in-law's house. Vidyasagar refused to accept money. At that time the father-in-law of the young man came out and recognised him. The young man was ashamed of his conduct and learnt a good lesson-no work is high or low, dignified or undignified and one should not hate manual labour - Give a title of the story​

Answer 1

The title is -My time at the railway station

Answer 2

Answer:

Vidyasagar met an old man on the platfrom