In the ceremony organized at Rashtrapati Bhavan, President Ramnath Kovind honored three people of Odisha with Padma Shri. Kamla Pujari for contribution to the field of agriculture, Deviya Nayak for social service and D. Prakash Rao was awarded the Padma Shri award by the President.According to the information, d. Prakash Rao sells tea. However, he has raised the burden of education of poor children on his shoulders. For the past several years he has been involved in this social work. Now he has been awarded the Padma Shri.Who is Prakash Rao? working for selling tea since the age of 6 Despite being brilliant in the light of Rao Rao, he left his studies after the fifth standard due to financial problems. However, Rao accepted him as a challenge and today he is completing this dream by teaching 70-75 children of the slum.
They say, I do not want these children to be deprived of studies because of the financial constraints. That is why I am going to the hospital to help patients by taking time out from the tea shop and school. I started my life from the tea shop. Then I became a teacher and now people in the hospital feel that I am also a doctor.The purpose of improving the children's future is toaddition, Rao said that more than 70 children in their school are studying and the special thing is that they prefer to roam the streets and sit in more schools than sit in their homes. Initially, these children did not even want to come to our school. Then we decided to give them food so now that the kids come here.
In addition to studying, these children also learn music, dance and judo. Today he likes to attend school. When he was asked how he runs the school alone, Rao said, "I earn 600 rupees per day during the season but in the season I earn 700-800 every day. So the money is not an issue. I wish these children become something in the future. "ven in dreams, it was not thought that the Prime Minister would accompany the visit
Talking about his visit to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Rao said, "I had never dreamed that I would ever meet the world's favorite leader. When he came to Odisha, I received a call from his office and was told that he met Prime Minister Modi. I went to meet PM Modi with 15-20 children. When he saw me, the PM laughed and said, 'Rao Sahab ... I have come here to meet you. I know everything about you, no one needs to say anything. '"
'Modi's experience of intimacy'
Although Rao hesitated before, but he became natural with seeing the Prime Minister's hospices Rao further said that Modiji asked me to sit with him. He spent 18 minutes with us. It was a coincidence that Modi met me on May 26 and the next day he mentioned me in the 'Man Ki Baat' program. After this incident people came to me and started touching my feet. The Prime Minister also said that at the time when he comes to Orissa, he will definitely eat the food made in his school.217 times donated blood Not only that, Rao donated blood 217 times in his life. They said that today I have got many awards, on which my wife tells me that there is no place to stay at home, why are there so many such awards bringing home.Prime Minister Modi said in his radio program 'Man Ki Baat' on May 27, Rao has been a tea seller for five decades in Cuttack. You will be surprised to know that their efforts have been burning lamp of education in the lives of 70 children. He has opened a school, named Hyaasha Shanasanaham, in which he imposes his own half-earning on children. Not only that, they also ensure education, health and food for children coming to school.
They say, I do not want these children to be deprived of studies because of the financial constraints. That is why I am going to the hospital to help patients by taking time out from the tea shop and school. I started my life from the tea shop. Then I became a teacher and now people in the hospital feel that I am also a doctor.The purpose of improving the children's future is toaddition, Rao said that more than 70 children in their school are studying and the special thing is that they prefer to roam the streets and sit in more schools than sit in their homes. Initially, these children did not even want to come to our school. Then we decided to give them food so now that the kids come here.
In addition to studying, these children also learn music, dance and judo. Today he likes to attend school. When he was asked how he runs the school alone, Rao said, "I earn 600 rupees per day during the season but in the season I earn 700-800 every day. So the money is not an issue. I wish these children become something in the future. "ven in dreams, it was not thought that the Prime Minister would accompany the visit
Talking about his visit to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Rao said, "I had never dreamed that I would ever meet the world's favorite leader. When he came to Odisha, I received a call from his office and was told that he met Prime Minister Modi. I went to meet PM Modi with 15-20 children. When he saw me, the PM laughed and said, 'Rao Sahab ... I have come here to meet you. I know everything about you, no one needs to say anything. '"
'Modi's experience of intimacy'
Although Rao hesitated before, but he became natural with seeing the Prime Minister's hospices Rao further said that Modiji asked me to sit with him. He spent 18 minutes with us. It was a coincidence that Modi met me on May 26 and the next day he mentioned me in the 'Man Ki Baat' program. After this incident people came to me and started touching my feet. The Prime Minister also said that at the time when he comes to Orissa, he will definitely eat the food made in his school.217 times donated blood Not only that, Rao donated blood 217 times in his life. They said that today I have got many awards, on which my wife tells me that there is no place to stay at home, why are there so many such awards bringing home.Prime Minister Modi said in his radio program 'Man Ki Baat' on May 27, Rao has been a tea seller for five decades in Cuttack. You will be surprised to know that their efforts have been burning lamp of education in the lives of 70 children. He has opened a school, named Hyaasha Shanasanaham, in which he imposes his own half-earning on children. Not only that, they also ensure education, health and food for children coming to school.
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