Murlidhar Devidas Amte—known to the world as Baba Amte—was born into comfort. He had education, privilege, and the promise of a successful legal career. Yet his story is remembered not for what he had, but for what he gave up. Baba Amte chose a life where suffering was not avoided, but embraced—so that others might […]
Baba Amte: The Man Who Chose to Touch Pain Read More »
Jayaprakash Narayan : The Man Who Chose Conscience Over Power Born on October 11, 1902, in the small village of Sitab Diara in Bihar, JP grew up in modest surroundings. His family valued learning and integrity, even when resources were scarce. From an early age, he was restless—not for success, but for meaning. Education became
Jayaprakash Narayan Read More »
Vinayak Narahari Bhave, known to all as Vinoba Bhave, was a quiet revolutionary. Unlike many of his peers who took to podiums, protests, or politics, he chose to walk—village to village, barefoot—asking landowners to gift land to the poor. Through this, he started the historic Bhoodan Movement, touching millions of lives. His story is not
