Respect Human, Not a profession

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 May 06,2017
In India, Mostly we all respect to the human being by their profession, How respectful is the profession of the concerned person. That matters to us. Like we all love to respect Doctor, Engineer, lawyers, Politician, Celebrities, Teacher, CEO / Gm of any company, Sportsperson, IT person, etc

But we have no respected words to call these people like the hawker, vegetable seller, sweeper, rickshaw/ truck driver, gardener, cobbler, Security guard, painter, plumber, Mechanic end no of person those who do small jobs for us. We don't even count them in our daily routine life.

It is a very important issue to think If a doctor serving to the patient/society and sweeper serving the cleanliness to the society, both of them are doing their job and deserve same respect because both of them are an important part of the society but one is getting respect and the second one does not exist. NOT JUSTIFIED. Every human being becomes an efficient person for devoting their hard work into his profession, No respectable profession makes any human being efficient.

We should start respecting all the human being for their any single penny contribution to the society, does not matter what is the profession. 'EVERYBODY DESERVE RESPECT'

Photographer & Blogger Prasenjeet Gautam (www.prasenjeetgautam.com) has captured the above image of the old man, breaking big stone by drill machine. Faridabad, India

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