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How Struggle Can Bring Out the Best In You

Sindhutai Sapkal: The 'Mother of Orphans' who has adopted over ...

Many people have to struggle in their daily life. The issues of struggle might be big or small. However, none of the struggle stories are less motivating for others to follow. I am not talking here about Ananya Panday's struggle of becoming an actress as we all know that she might have got an easy entry into films as she is the daughter of Chunky Panday. 

I am here talking about real-life struggle stories of common people. I was recently reading a piece about Sindhtai Sapkal who told how struggle brought out the best in her and made her what she is today. Let us discuss her life stroy in brief. I hope everyone will be motivated to do something productive after hearing her story. 

She was married at an early age to a man very old to her and was educated only because her father send her to school after hiding from the eyes of her mother. She faced a difficult life after her marriage but did not lose hope. She fought against all the social issues occurring in her village. At the time when she was pregnant with a girl, her husband abandoned her and she had to beg at the railway station for her and her child's survival. 

She lived in cemeteries so that nobody can put a bad eye on her and people started calling her a ghost. She was not accepted at her mother's house and begged people for food where she saw many abandoned kids and started begging for them so that she can feed everyone. She became a mother for those who were orphans and gave her own daughter in an orphanage so that she is impartial towards the child and all other children. 

She was awarded different awards at various times and also participated in Kaun Banega Crorepati. Her story was recently shown by Colgate Smile campaign. Her story is something that can prove an inspiration and show how struggle brought out the best person in her. Common people should follow her footsteps and change the world in different ways according to their capabilities. 

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