We have often heard that a skilled person achieves some better place in his/her life. But there are hardly a few people who use their skills to improve the lives of others. It is true that the person who works for others, in fact, lays the foundation for bringing positive change in society. And indeed this change starts with just one thought, every person in this world of thinking is entitled to create a better place for himself, and maybe he may need us sometimes to get that right.
Once we decide that we have to dedicate our lives to prospering in the lives of others, then we also get the energy and courage to give a new light to this society. Residents of Bengaluru are spreading the same energy and light in the lives of all such people who are deprived of their eyes N. M. Pushpa. She has been writing exams for the blind and the disabled for the last 12 years. Let’s know about the life of Pushpa, who has written 657 exams so far.
Believes one’s own religion to help others
It is said that helping others is the biggest religion of human beings and they are following this religion diligently. M. Pushpa. Pushpa has written 657 exams in the entire Karnataka so far in the last 10 years and the best thing is that she does not take any kind of money for this task. It would not be wrong to say that he is the right-hand person for the blind and the disabled. Her noble cause started in the year 2007 and till now she has given the examinations in subjects like BCom, MCom, MSc, SSLC, PU etc.
She says that initially, she did not have much inclination towards social work, but one day one of her friends introduced her to a handicapped girl, Hema and told her her pain. That handicapped girl herself could not write on her exam book. Pushpa was shaken as she listened to this problem and decided to write an exam for the girl. And then this series started from her. Most of the people Pushpa helps are blind, although they also undergo tests for cerebral palsy (cerebral palsy or a condition where the brain’s control over the physical activity of humans is lost or damaged) and those with Down syndrome, She writes.
Helped others to complete studies, now helps others
When asked where he got the inspiration to help others, he says that his family’s financial condition was not good. Due to which they had to leave the examination due to non-submission of fees. However, some good people found a solution to this problem and helped them financially. Those people seemed nothing to them in the relationship, but playing the religion of humanity, they provided financial help to Pushpa Ji and played a special role in making them stand on their own feet.
She says, “I understood the importance of education from childhood, so I felt bad when I couldn’t go to study myself.” I used to think that if money had come from somewhere, I could read it. She further states, “The only solution to get out of all the difficulties in life is to get educated. And I make every effort to help those who are physically weak so that they too become educated and provide a better tomorrow not only to themselves but also to society. ”
Patience is man’s strength
Whatever Pushpa is today, it is because of those people who supported her in her most difficult time. However, she often lost her patience when she started writing exams for the blind and the disabled. Because they often did not get appropriate answers or answers from such a candidate. Although nothing is easy, Pushpa says that the work they are doing is even more difficult because it requires more patience but they also believe that when that student achieves a point in life If they are, they feel very happy.
Apart from this, she says that I have to keep my mind completely calm while writing exams because I have to work very hard to explain the questions to the children. Sometimes 10-12 times I have to explain the same question to the children. However, she also understands that facilities like ordinary people are not available for such people to read. She also says that during this time I get a chance to meet many capable children, which is nothing less than a gift to me.
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Their effort is commendable
Thinking that such physically challenged people should not face any hindrance in studies, she has joined hands with an institution and today she is working to educate all blind and disabled students. He and some of his colleagues are helping such people to simplify their reading material. Their effort is that no person should stay away from being educated just because he does not get proper opportunities.
She believes that education helps in making man a shining star and if a person is determined then he can become a shining star. In fact, skill is hidden in every person, if necessary, to remove the screen of hesitation and social hurdles. In fact, Pushpa’s skill in understanding Braille leap, writing fast and patiently helping the disabled is not known to many people today. We salute them and hope that we will take inspiration from this selfless service and serve others.
