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Real Life Inspirational Stories in India that show that Humanity is Alive

Inspiration can come from anyone at any time! And the best way to get inspired and reach our goals is to read and follow real life inspirational stories of people like us. Inspirational stories of people working towards a better tomorrow can make you inspired to achieve your goals or do something that you have always dreamed of. <br><br>Let us take a look at some of such real-life inspirational stories in India of real people, who will inspire to a great extent.

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Real Life Inspirational Stories in India that show that Humanity is Alive

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  1. Real Life Inspirational Stories in India that show that Humanity is Alive Real Life Inspirational Stories

  2. “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.” – Eleanor Roosevelt Inspiration can come from anyone at any time! And the best way to get inspired and reach our goals is to read and follow real life inspirational stories of people like us. Inspirational stories of people working towards a better tomorrow can make you inspired to achieve your goals or do something that you have always dreamed of. Let us take a look at some of such real-life inspirational stories in India of real people, who will inspire to a great extent.

  3. Sindhutai Sapkal Sindhutai Sapkal from Maharashtra, famous as "Mother of Orphans", faced numerous challenges in her life that she wished no one else had to go through. She has adopted and raised more than 1400 orphaned children and is helping them stand on their feet and fulfill their dreams. She has been awarded the Padma Shri in 2021 in the Social Work category.

  4. Husain Saify Husain Saify, an 18-year-old coder from Bhopal, launched a software services start-up that reported revenues of INR 1 Crores in just 3 years. In such a short span of time, he has built a company that employs 25 engineers who are serving more than 200 companies.

  5. Kalyanasundaram Kalyanasundaram, a librarian with a Masters in Literature and History, became a role model for many when he donated all of his life’s earnings to orphanages and the cause of education in India. In his efforts to serve humanity, he not only helped with his salary every month but also with a ₹ 30 crore prize without so much as a second thought.

  6. Divakar Roopa Moudgil Divakar Roopa Moudgil , an IPS officer from Karnataka is well known for taking away all luxuries in jail from Sasikala. She was also awarded the prestigious President’s Police Medal for meritorious service in 2016, and the Digital Women Award 2017 for bringing in a digital transformation in the road safety and traffic department.

  7. Kamalbhai Parmar Kamalbhai Parmar, the creator of Footpath Shaala has turned into a living god for slum kids in Ahmedabad as he made them attend school. But these kids look forward the most to the after-school hours as Kamalbhai Parmar spends his evenings helping the kids with their studies. It is because of his efforts, 150 kids in the region are not just literate but educated.

  8. Dr. Prakash Amte Dr. Prakash Amte is renowned for his works for tribal development, that include a wide variety of services to communities in Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. His project, Lok Biradari Prakalp, gave birth to a residential school, hospital and an orphanage for injured wild animals. He has personal experience in rearing a variety of wildlife animals ranging from leopards and bears to the deadliest of snakes.

  9. Rajesh Kumar Sharma Rajesh Kumar Sharma has been teaching hundreds of slum children under a bridge near the Yamuna Bank Metro Depot for the last six years. Also known as Masterji, Rajesh Kumar Sharma runs his unique ‘under the bridge’ school that has no building. Here the children sit on mats, while teachers use plastic chairs. Such people keep humanity alive! Isn't it?

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