Expansion of Idea - Example 1

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 Expansion of Idea -

 "A friend in need is a friend indeed"

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This is a well known proverb that we used in our day to day life. It has a great significance. It tells us about the nature of friendship. It implies/ suggests that a person's true friend is the one who stands by them during times of difficulty or adversity. In other words, a friend who offers support, assistance, and comfort when it is needed the most is a genuine friend.

In our lives, we come across different types of friendships. Some friendships are superficial, based on convenience or mutual interests, while others are built on a deeper foundation of trust, loyalty, and empathy. It is during challenging times that the true essence of friendship is revealed. When we face hardships, whether it be personal struggles, emotional turmoil, or unexpected crises, it is in these moments that we truly understand who our real friends are.

Moreover, a true friend in need is not only there for us during challenging times but also celebrates our successes and joys. They share in our happiness and genuinely support our aspirations and dreams. They are our biggest cheerleaders, always rooting for our success and offering a shoulder to lean on when things don't go as planned. We can see many examples of true friendships from ancient time till date such as friendship of Rama and Sugreva, Krishna and Sudama, Duryodhana and Karna, etc. Such friends become life’s greatest blessing and lifetime achievement. This proverb does not only tell the nature of a true friend but also give us way to choose good friends.

In conclusion, True friends are a source of strength, comfort, and encouragement, making our journey through life more meaningful and fulfilling. 

Difficult words- 

significance - महत्व 

implies - सुचविणे

adversity - अडचणी/ अडचणीची परिस्थिती

superficial - वरवरचे 

convience - सोयीने, 

loyalty- प्रामाणिकपणा 

empathy - कल्पनेने दुसर्‍याच्या अंतरंगात शिरुन त्याच्या भावना जाणून घेण्याची कुवत,  सहानुभूती 

turmoil - गोंधळ 

unexpected - अचानकपणे 

crises- घटना 

aspirations -  आकांक्षा

to lean- झुकणे


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