What a reality!!! The Retired MD of a bank


What a reality!!! Retired MD of a bank after 5 years of retirement came to a branch in his city to collect money. 

All those working in the bank are new. He introduces himself as the former MD of that bank. On being introduced, an officer offers him tea and curiously asks, "How is your day going after the opportunity?" The former MD said, “The first 2/1 year felt very bad. It was hard to adjust to the new situation.

 Now I understand, after the game of claim is over, the king and the soldier are put in the same box. Position, post, title, honor-showkat are all temporary. People's love is permanent, which has to be achieved by good behavior.

 Time explains the account of whose life! We want to understand this truth while we have time, don't we?
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