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The demand for Maratha reservation, which has been cold for the past several days, got a single flare-up on Friday. The reason for this was the indiscriminate lathi charge on Maratha protesters in Jalna district. The hunger strike of the maratha community, which was going on peacefully, was going on under the leadership of Manoj Jarange-Patil. However, the lathicharge on the protesters has shaken the entire politics. (Who is Manoj Jarange Patil )
Who is Manoj Jarange?
Manoj Jarange Patil is leading the ongoing agitation by the Maratha community in Jalna district. Manoj has been active in the Maratha agitation movement for the past several years. Manoj, who has a normal situation, has studied till 12. He started his social work by working in a hotel.
Native village Beed –
Manoj Jarange’s native village is Matori in Beed district. However, he has been living in Ankushnagar in Ambad taluka for the past few years. He is known as a full-time worker for the Maratha community. He is survived by his wife, four children, three brothers and his parents.
Land sold for Maratha community –
Manoj Jarange’s financial situation is precarious, but he has sacrificed himself for the Maratha community. He owned four acres of land. He is said to have sold two acres of land for the Maratha community’s agitation.
More than 30 protests –
Manoj Jarange has been active in the movement for Maratha reservation since 2011. In 2014, he took out a rally at the divisional commissionerate in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. They held more than 30 protests over an eight-year period from 2015 to 2023.
Expansion of Shivba Organisation –
Manoj Jarange founded the Shivba Sanghatana and led many agitations for the Maratha community. In 2021, he had staged a sit-in protest for 90 days at Sasht Pimpalgaon in Jalna district. He also went on a six-day hunger strike. He had provided assistance to the families of those who lost their lives for Maratha reservation through a protest in Gorigandhari.
Shivba organization named in kopardi case accused in assault –
Manoj Jarange had launched a massive agitation demanding the hanging of the accused in the Kopardi rape case. The accused in the case were beaten up and Jarange Patil’s supporters were among those who assaulted them.
“If you can’t live life for someone else, it’s not life.”
Information about the great social worker Mother Teresa
The sentence at the beginning of this article is that of the great social worker Mother Teresa. Mother Teresa, who lived a dedicated life, dedicated herself to serving and supporting others throughout her life. She was a very generous, kind and selfless loving woman whose Roma Roma was filled with compassion and service.
Selflessly, Mother Teresa helped the poor, the sick, the helpless, the helpless and the needy. She lived not for herself, but for others. Selflessly, Mother Teresa Helped the Poor, The Sick, The Helpless, The Helpless and the Needy. She Lived Not for Herself, But For Others. Today, in this article, we will tell you about his arrival in India from his birth and his great work and struggle for the society. Let’s find out about Mother Teresa.
Full Name – Agnes Gonza Boya jiju Birthday – August 26, 1910 Birthplace – City of Skopje, Macedonia Father Name – Nicola Boyaju Mother Name – Draena Boyaju Work – Establishment of missionary of charity, service to humanity
Death: September 5, 1997
Birth and family of Mother Teresa –
Agnes Gonza Boyajiju was born on August 26, 1910, in Skopje, Macedonia, to Nicola Boyazu, an ordinary businessman. It later became known to the world as Mother Teresa.
Gonza means “bud” (flower) in Albanian. His father, Nicola Boyazu, was a religious figure, who believed deeply in Jesus Christ. Her father died when she was 8 years old.
After her father’s death, she was cared for by her mother Drana Boyazu. She was a devout and ideal homemaker, mother Teresa was greatly influenced by her mother’s rites and education.
The situation in their home had become very miserable, so Mother Teresa’s childhood was very difficult.
As a child, Mother Teresa used to go to church with her mother and sister and sing religious songs. When she was just 12 years old, she went on a religious pilgrimage and decided to spread Jesus’ teachings of philanthropy and social service around the world and to dedicate her entire life to the service of the poor.In 1928, when Mother Teresa was just 18 years old, she decided to join the Nun community of “Sisters of Loreto” and left home. Later, she went to Ireland and learned English because the Sisters of Loreto were teaching children in India through English medium.
During this time, she completed her training to become a nun from an institute.
After becoming a nun, she was renamed Sister Mary Teresa. Later, she spent her entire life helping the poor and helpless.
Mother Teresa arrives in India –
Mother Teresa came to Darjeeling, India in 1929 with other nuns from her institute. It was here that she took a religious pledge for the first time as a nun. He was then sent to Calcutta as a teacher. St Mary’s School was founded in Calcutta by Sister Lorento of Dublin.
Mother Teresa taught poor and helpless children here. He was fluent in both Hindi and Bengali.
From the beginning, she was very hard working, so she did this work with utmost honesty and dedication, becoming the favorite teacher of the students.
During this time, his attention turned to poverty, ignorance, helplessness, and ignorance spread around him. She was very sad to see that.
This was the time when the city of Calcutta was dying in large numbers due to famine and the condition of the people there was very miserable due to poverty.Seeing this, Mother Teresa decided to serve the poor, helpless, sick and needy.
Missionary of Charity established. –
With the intention of helping the poor and needy, Mother Teresa completed her nursing training from The Holy Family Hospital in Patna and later came to Calcutta in 1948 and devoted herself to the service of the poor, helpless and elderly.
After much effort, on October 7, 1950, Mother Teresa was allowed to establish the Missionaries of Charity, an organization working for the welfare of the community.
The purpose of Mother Teresa’s organization was only to help the poor, needy, patients, and the helpless and create a hope in them to live.
Apart from this, Compassionate Mother Teresa started an ashram named ‘Nirmal Hriday’ and ‘Nirmala Shishu Bhavan’.
The ashram treated poor and sick patients and helped orphans and homeless children.
Mother Teresa dies –
Mother Teresa faced many health issues towards the end of her life.
She suffered her first heart attack in 1983 when she visited Pope John Paul II in Rome.
He continued his ministry despite suffering another heart attack in 1989. After that, however, his health continued to deteriorate,
In 1991, he started suffering from kidney and heart problems.
Mother Teresa retired as head of the Missionaries of Charity in 1997 and breathed her last in Calcutta on September 5, 1997.
It was with this compassionate soul that said goodbye to this world.
Mother Teresa Awards He was honoured with several awards for serving the poor helpless people in a selfless spirit.
In recognition of his service to humanity, the Government of India awarded him the Padma Shri in 1962.
Later, he was awarded the Country’s highest award ‘Bharat Ratna’.
In addition, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 for his outstanding work in the welfare of human beings.
The mother of this kind heart also used $192,000 of the Nobel Prize money to help the poor.
He was also awarded the Medal of Freedom award in 1985.
The selfless spirit with which Mother Teresa worked for the welfare of human beings is truly commendable. Everyone needs to draw inspiration from Mother Teresa through philanthropy, kindness and service.
The life story of Sindhutai Sapkal, a social activist known as the Mother of Orphans, is a challenging yet inspiring one. Early marriage, followed by the birth of children, the drudgery of raising children, neglect at home and at home… this was the story of most women in India in the fifties and sixties. Sindhutai’s story is no different in the beginning. Barely 15 months after independence, on November 14, 1948, our country was celebrating Pandit Nehru’s birthday as “Children’s Day” and around that time, a girl was born in the house of Abhiram Sathe, a cattle herder in Navragavi, Wardha district. Life started true but not as a lovely lake but as a ‘Unwanted’. The name was given as ‘Chindhi’. This baby has never been a subject of praise in the house. As a girl, she was constantly harassed and neglected. She was satisfied with that too, had no complaints and would have told someone if she had.
Clever and brilliant minded ragdoll has great passion for education! Due to her father’s love, she was able to study till the 4th standard. When the cattle go to graze, the little rag takes the opportunity to go to school. Her father wanted to teach her, but how far will the little rag go with her mother’s disdain and disdain? When she was just 11 years old, she was given in marriage to 30-year-old Isma named Srihari Sapkal. After that, within a few days, time took away the father’s umbrella, which was the only support. After getting married at a young age, she became the mother of three young children at the age of playing with toys. Like other women in the village, Chindhi’s life was full of exploitation and humiliation but she had one thing that was different, she was full of confidence and the fearlessness to assert her point of view. Tai called the first rebellion to get paid for picking up animal dung in the village. The women of the village got justice. Tai won but the pride of the village landlord was hurt. Wanting to take revenge for the insult, Chindhi was nine months pregnant at the time, when the moneylender filled her husband’s ears saying that the child in her womb was his. The husband became suspicious of her character and threw her out of the house after a full day’s work. She was brought to the cowshed in such a half-dead state that she would die under the kicks of the cattle. In that state, their daughter was born. After the husband drove away, the villagers also drove away. Half-dead, she washed the girl with cold water from the river and took her to her widowed mother’s house. In fear of the society, the mother took the rag out of the house.
Sindhutai become a mother of orphans :
Desperate Chindhi took the ten-day-old baby to give her life, on the way she saw a beggar yearning for water. Watered him with a rag and gave him a piece of bread. The beggar felt a little better. This incident changed her mind… She felt that this second life was given to shelter orphans. Chindhi Karta was reborn. The rag no longer existed for her. She was now “Sindhu”…
Living the lives of orphans, Sindhutai became the mother of orphans, collecting destitute orphans like us and feeding them by begging. Mai used to beg all day at Parbhani-Nanded-Manmad railway stations and went to the graveyard to sleep at night. She would sing while begging,
How hot is the heat?
The woman burst into tears
Grow a stale piece of two Let us grow.
Do not close the door Will not come again..
Sindhutai narrates that when she did not want to receive alms, she used to eat bread by roasting it on the burning pyre in the graveyard. Thus he saved his own life in the heat of the burning pyre in graveyard. Even at night, Mai used to go alone to the railway stations and take the orphans under her blanket and give her shadow. One by one, the children of the street were doing their best. Gradually, people came to know Sindhutai as “Mai” and came forward to donate to the orphans she adopted. She founded the Mamta Bal Sadan Sanstha to take care of orphans and give them direction in their lives. In order not to harm her daughter while taking care of other children, she enrolled her daughter Mamta in Seva Sadan through Dagdusheth Halwai Sanstha for education. Today, Mai has four orphanages in Maharashtra. A few years ago Mai started a hostel in Chikhalad. Today, many girls are living and studying in this place. Sindhutai became the mother of more than 2000 children. Sindhutai while asking God said: “God teach us to laugh But when did we cry? Don’t let it be forgotten.”
The term social service was unfamiliar to Sindhutai as she did not believe that she was doing such a thing, she believed that social service was not done by talking. There is no need to make any special effort for this, the service you do unconsciously is community service. While doing this, you should not feel that you are doing social service. Social service is not done by staying in the mind. I had the opportunity to listen to her in person when she came to Ambajogai two years ago. While talking, she utters so many sentences one after another that it seems that this lady is really Annapurna or Saraswati. Sindhutai was the ‘Mother of Orphans’ who embodied humanity not only in language but in action. The work done by Sindhutai by dealing with adversity, without blaming life, and overcoming it is admirable and commendable. Her story is not new to Maharashtra. It has gone before everyone through his speeches, writings on him and films. Last year, she was honored with the Padma Shri award for his social work. While accepting this award, “My inspiration, my hunger is stomach, bread. I thank the bread because there was no bread. My children roamed the countryside to get bread. People helped me. Those who gave at that time, those who filled my bag during that time and my friends who gave me the strength to live have the right to this award, Urlasurala is mine,” Sindhutai Sapkal also expressed his sentiments.
Awards recived by Sindhutai Sapkal :
Sindhutai has so far received 750 national and international awards for her work. Padma Shri Award, Government of Maharashtra Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Award, Ahilyabai Holkar Award of Government of Maharashtra, National Award for Idol Mother, Dattak Mata Award of IT Profit Organization, Shivlila Mahila Gaurav Award, Loksatta’s Sahyadri Hirakani Award, Jeevan Gaurav Award of Pune University are some of the selected awards.
