All lawyers are not bad. There are also good lawyers about whom people know very little. One such lawyer is Prakash Pathak. He daily sleeps at night in Gaushala. He feeds cows. Washes cows and he serves cows.

He is a very busy and prominent advocate in Gujarat High Court at Ahmedabad. He is so busy that he can hardly talk with you for more than a couple of minutes. He is always surrounded by his clients and juniors. Several Junior advocates are working under him and his office is working till 10.00PM.

He maintains his own Gaushala. At 10.30pm he goes in Gaushala. Serves cows and also sleeps there. At 4.30AM he again serves cows. People from nearby area come for milk. During this period, he looks like an ordinary and simple villager. The researches are going on. Several products and medicines are made from cow products. His staff assists him in looking after cows.

At 8.30AM he goes to his office and he again becomes a very busy lawyer. No one who will see him arguing in Court, will ever imagine that this lawyer is also a Gaupalak.

I have told you this story, so that you do not think that all lawyers are bad. Some of them are very good human beings. It is our fault that we know less about them.

Haresh Raichura
13th May,2012

You may be remembering your birth date. But how many other dates you remember about various milestones which you crossed in your life? Justice K.G.Shah had amazing memory for dates. He could easily remember and recall any dates about his life events.

When studying a case, he used to give extra attentions to dates involved in a case.

If you want to catch a tiger by tail, in case of a book, you can catch it by index of a book. And in case of a legal case, you can master the case easily if you can catch dates involved in case.

A present Supreme Court Judge, recently said, “Dates Do not Lie”. He believes in studying a case by examining proximity or otherwise of dates of documents filed in a case. You can easily sense probable Truth by examining dates and reflecting over gaps between the dates.

Haresh Raichura
13th May,2012