एक समस्या सौ समस्याएँ
One problem leads to many moreउसके एक छोटे से झूठ ने एक समस्या सौ समस्याएँ खड़ी कर दीं।
His small lie created one problem that led to many more.
A situation where solving one problem inadvertently creates or reveals many additional problems, often due to interconnectedness or hidden consequences.
परियोजना में देरी हुई, जिससे एक समस्या सौ समस्याएँ बन गईं।
The project delay created one problem that led to many more complications.
उसने एक छोटा सा नियम तोड़ा और देखो, एक समस्या सौ समस्याएँ खड़ी हो गईं।
He broke a small rule and look, it created one problem that led to many more issues.
Often used to describe situations where a seemingly minor issue escalates uncontrollably due to systemic dependencies.
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When to use this proverb
Use this proverb when describing situations where a small mistake or issue has led to a chain reaction of problems. It is particularly effective in warning against procrastination or neglecting minor issues.
Gold Rule
Problem escalation
This proverb highlights the interconnected nature of problems. Addressing issues early can prevent a cascade of complications.
Word Origin
This Hindi proverb originates from traditional wisdom emphasizing the cascading effects of problems. The phrase combines 'एक समस्या' (one problem) with 'सौ समस्याएँ' (hundred problems), illustrating how a single issue can multiply into numerous complications.
Usage Notes
Commonly used in both personal and professional contexts to emphasize the importance of addressing issues early before they escalate. Often appears in advisory or cautionary contexts.