Question

story on no pain no gain​

Answer 1

Answer:

Bashir Ahmad belonged to a poor family in our village. His parents and entire family were illiterate. He, along with his family members, worked in a nearby brick kiln. They earned a meagre amount and were living hand to mouth.

Bashir had a passion to get educa­tion. He wanted to become a doctor. He wanted to enrol in the village school, but his father said that he could not afford to lose the earnings that Bashir brought home. So Bashir promised his father that he would work with them in the kiln after school hours. His father agreed to this and Bashir happily started going to school. He would regularly work with parents in the brick kiln after school.

He loved books and respected his teachers. He worked hard. His house had no electricity, but he would study at night in the light of an oil lamp. He got first position in his class. He also had a beautiful voice and won the first prize in the naat competition.

When he passed fifth class, his father told him to give up his educa­tion as the middle school was in a distant village. Ahmad wept bitterly. A kind teacher from his primary school requested his father to allow Bashir to continue his studies. The teacher also promised that he would help pay for Bashir’s education. Bashir’s father ultimately agreed, but on the condition that he would keep brick-making at all costs.

Answer 2

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Explanation:

No pain no gain means that if we don’t work hard or struggle for something we cannot achieve our goals. One has to go through some pain to reach the specific target. This life is not a bed of roses, and everyone has to work hard in order to achieve a respected and good position.

No pain, no gain is a proverb that tries to show the connection between hard work and success. This is not necessarily for large achievements, although it holds equally true there. Everything that we want in life is connected to the effort that needs to be taken. If one is unwilling to take any effort, there isn’t much to be achieved.  

We only see those people successful today who thrive and worked hard in their life. Now they live their golden life.