The Brave Student

On one occasion, an understudy was taking an extremely challenging exposition test. Toward the end of the test, the prof requested that every one of the understudies put their pencils down and promptly hand in their tests. The young fellow continued to compose furiously, in spite of the fact that he was cautioned that in the event that he didn't stop promptly he would be precluded. He disregarded the admonition, completed the test 10 minutes after the fact, and went to hand the test to his teacher. The educator let him know he couldn't take the test.The understudy inquired, "Do you have any idea who I am?" The prof said, "No and I couldn't care less." Once more, the understudy asked, "Would you say you are certain you don't have any idea who I am?" The prof said no more again. So the understudy strolled over to the heap of tests, set his in the center, then tossed the papers in the air. "Great" the understudy said, and left. He passed.... The moral of the story 'The brave boy and the railway track' is 'Fortune favours the Brave'. EXPLANATION: There is a famous saying by Swami Vivekananda, 'They only live who live for others'. The great sage always emphasised that 'Strength is life, Weakness is death'....