This document discusses the importance of essential services and prioritizing them. It notes that some losses from the past can never be fulfilled by the present, so nations must decide on priorities. Essential services like healthcare, military, police, electricity, etc are compared to the heart which supplies 30% of blood to the body. The document advocates motivating and appreciating those who work in essential services to establish respect and pride for jobs that, though often unnoticed, are critically important for national growth, security, and well-being.

1. Some losses of past
can never be fulfilled
by present.
So let us decide the
priorities to work as
NATION.

2. 24 7
365

3.  There is no Sunday.
 There is no holiday like Diwali, Ramzan
and Good Friday.
 There is no time limit for working and
every time you have to perform with your
cent per cent efficiency, otherwise some
one will loose his life.
 And though you have no …extra
comforts…luxuries…no space at page 3…no
higher income…still you have to work,
every time and anytime.

4. Essential services
…Name itself is
enough…

5. I can’t share my success
But
My failures are highlighted in all news
papers and channels
The pain of the spy or the secret agent

6. It was the most beautiful day of my life
when I was with my whole family for five
hours…
The memorable moments of the soldier

7. Uninterrupted sleep for four hours is rarest
event in last ten years.
The sharing by the physician at Casualty /
ICU / ICCU.

8. …And the examples are
countless…

9.  Without which the growth becomes
stagnant.
 Error at work resulting in serious gross
failures either of life or of defense of
nation…
 They deal with basic functions for food,
health, education, safety, security etc

10. Let us focus on the
ESSENTIAL services and its
importance.
Let us appreciate and motivate
and reward them as they
deserve.

11. Otherwise the condition will
be like, we have expert
software engineers, skillful
technologists but basic
safety and security will be
missing.

12.  First And Maximum Blood Supply To
The Heart – 30% Of Total (Keep In
Mind, Heart Is Not Larger Than
Your Fist)
 If Any Trouble To Heart, It
Should Be Treated As Emergency.
 Because, No Matters Without It.
Though The Whole Body Is
Healthy.

13. ESSENTIAL SERVICES
ARE
TO THE NATION

14.  Higher gdp,
 Evolutionary market groth,
 Industrialization & global
innovation,
 Biggest numbers of market
managers and boomers…etc

15. No value without affectivity
of some services…that is why
they are called as…
Essential services.

16.  HEALTH CARE
 MILITARY
 POLICE
 ELECTRICITY
 FIRE SERVICE
 WATER SERVICE
 GAS SERVICE

17.  TELE-COMMUNICATION
 BROADCASTING
 PUBLIC TRANSPORT
 MILK SUPPLY

19. 1. Harmonical and efficient
working of each and every organ
of the body is essential for
higher purposes of life…
2. Give priority to heart

20.  Motivate and appreciate
the person at work in
these essential services.
 Let us provide better
rewards to them as they
are similar to Coronary
Heart Supply.

22. Let us motivate the young guns
of India to be aware and
dedicated for
ESSENTIAL SERVICES
&
THEIR ACTIVE
PARTICIPATION

23. Its not about money or facilities
or fame
but
To establish and maintain the
RESPECT & PRIDE to them,
What they deserve
What only they deserve

24. let us make…
Their morning enthusiastic and
dedicated.
Their noon respectful and
determined.
And their evening full of color of
satisfaction that for what they
had done everything is PRIZED &

25. Lets Put India
First
…At All Aspects…

26. INDIA

27. The PANCHJANYA GROUP
Dr. Dharmesh Bhadja, MD