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"Necessity is the mother of invention" means that, each of our necessities, whether big or small, push us to make an effort and work hard to fulfil them. All the discoveries and inventions by the humans were made as he felt the necessity to use them. Man's necessity and desire to make earth a better place is the driving force behind all the inventions. "Necessity is the mother of invention" implies that when something is essential for the survival, the human mind finds some way or the other to attain it. This means that necessity is the main force behind every new invention and discovery. It is true that necessity compels the man to use his power and accomplish the tasks he might have felt impossible at some point in time. This also shows how the human beings are capable of achieving just about anything if they work hard and are determined to attain it. All they require is a push. This proverb has been in use from centuries. It is said that the original author of this old proverb could not be ascertained and thus it is attributed to the famous Greek philosopher, Plato. The idea behind it had however been in use in many of the Latin and English works much before this proverb came into being. The Latin version of this proverb, "Mater atrium necessitas", surfaced in the book titled, Vulgaria by author William Horma back in 1519. A similar saying, "Need taught him wit", appeared in English in the same year. "Necessitie, the inuentour of all goodnesse", was another similar phase that came out in Roger Ascham's work in 1545. The proverb, "Necessity is the mother of invention" as it is used in the present day appeared in Richard Franck's work in the year 1658. An apt example of this old proverb would be that of the early man. It was human necessity that led the early man to find food, build shelter and prepare tools to protect him from the wild animals. He accomplished all these tasks without any prior knowledge about the way these were to be done. Had all these things not been necessary for his survival, he would have never tried inventing any of these. The meaning of the proverb 'Necessity is the Mother of Invention' is not technical; it simply means that requirement or need for a particular thing drives person to create or invent something which satisfies that particular need. The major and notable inventions have been the result of critical necessities in a human's life; once the necessity gets satisfied, people achieve a state of happiness; they will live in harmony and thereby making the world a happy and better place to live in. Even though, the original author of this proverb is not known, but this famous quote is in use at most of the places right from the school. This is a very famous proverb, people have been hearing since years. Necessity means needs and human beings work hard to fulfil their needs. That's the basic meaning of 'necessity is the mother of invention'. Since the civilisation started, necessity has kept on driving human beings to invent innovative and useful things. It simply ignites the passion in a person to work for self living or invent new things which are beneficial for self and others. Necessity also motivates people to get into action; human beings struggle hard to achieve something only when they need something. For e.g. for survival, people need money and to earn money, they need to work and ultimately they search (invent) an appropriate job for themselves. When a particular need becomes the necessity for survival, people finds a way to achieve the same. According to history, in the primitive age human beings had no clothes to guard their body against heat and cold, no home to live in, no food for their appetite, etc. This dire need for protection and survival compelled them to invent fire to prepare food, trees bark to cover their body and leaves, etc to build a hut like home for themselves. Further they kept on improving and inventing new and better things. The world knows; when Thomas Edison felt the necessity of light, he invented bulb in 1879 and thus the entire world got lit up. There are several other inventions such as transport system, television, radio, mobile phones and many more that not only show the brilliance of the respective owners and inventors, but has also made our lives comfortable and complete. In the medical world too, necessity has revolutionised the industry and several types of medicines, surgical equipment and methods to operate those have been invented. These inventions not only cure critical diseases but also save people's life in various cases. Organ transplantation is one such invention which has proven to be a medical boon for many who had been struggling to live. Necessity also makes us hard working and ingenuous. The proverb 'Necessity is the mother of invention' implies that when we are in a dire need of something and if we cannot be happy or survive without that particular thing, then we find means and ways to satisfy that need which may result into something called invention. If someone is hungry; then in order to satisfy the hunger, food is cooked. So hunger is the necessity and food is the invention. There are several other examples which explain the meaning of this famous proverb. In fact, most of the popular and beneficial things of the world are the result of necessity that made the inventors restless and compelled them to invent the product. Some of such greatest inventions are bulb, radio, television, motor, mobile, aeroplane and many more. Invention and necessity are co-related and until wants become necessities a person won't get into action. Anything and everything that we use in our day to day life is the result of need or necessity and human's desire to fulfil that need.

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