SWABHIMAN
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh(RSS)’s saga of transforming lives of millions continues to grow stronger and stronger by the fast passing days. Here is an inspiring story of a beggars family, which went through tremendous development after coming in contact with . This is another example of silent transformation taking place in the lives of individuals through RSS.
In Thakkalai of Kanyakumari District, Tamilnadu, Swayamsevaks asked two children to come for shaka. When they came to shaka, the swayamsevaks found that these two children were beggars and their parents also involved in begging. Swayamsevaks asked the children whether they are interested in studying. They readily accepted and gave up their begging (which is their livelihood) and started studying. Slowly transformation took place in the family also. Swayamsevaks asked the parents whether they are interested in going for a work. They happily accepted and started going for the work. Due to this, their regard for the Sangh slowly grew. As a result of this, when they came to know that the Sangh was involved in collecting money for the affected persons in Srilanka, they voluntarily came forward and happily donated Rs.300/- Now, the whole family is transformed and are serving the other less privileged people.
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh(RSS)’s saga of transforming lives of millions continues to grow stronger and stronger by the fast passing days. Here is an inspiring story of a beggars family, which went through tremendous development after coming in contact with . This is another example of silent transformation taking place in the lives of individuals through RSS.
In Thakkalai of Kanyakumari District, Tamilnadu, Swayamsevaks asked two children to come for shaka. When they came to shaka, the swayamsevaks found that these two children were beggars and their parents also involved in begging. Swayamsevaks asked the children whether they are interested in studying. They readily accepted and gave up their begging (which is their livelihood) and started studying. Slowly transformation took place in the family also. Swayamsevaks asked the parents whether they are interested in going for a work. They happily accepted and started going for the work. Due to this, their regard for the Sangh slowly grew. As a result of this, when they came to know that the Sangh was involved in collecting money for the affected persons in Srilanka, they voluntarily came forward and happily donated Rs.300/- Now, the whole family is transformed and are serving the other less privileged people.
Gaurangsinh Parmar
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RAJKOT (GUJARAT)
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