Story of a common man

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                                  Story of a common man
In my childhood, I heard the story of the man who always convinced society about health and cleanliness. At that time, I was studying at 8th in a remote village. The people called him as ‘Babaji’. He was not highly educated but had a sense of responsibility. He always fetched water bucket for the people who went to open space for toilet. Even he asked them to wash hands immediately after that. Further, he asked the villagers to come together to clean the village and surrounding. He always ran after the people, their facilities, and making their lives better. 
He also contributed to freedom fighting for India when he was very young. He all the time took a round of the village and tried to teach the villagers the importance of water and cleanliness. Throughout his life, he served and helped society.
At the same time, he tried to start school in the village. Then it was successful due to his efforts. The villagers gave his name to the school. Now it is T.A.A.B.P.Trust high school, Sawai Mukati, Dist. Dhule. It happened that they had realised the value of his life after he passed away.
Today I remember his contribution towards making the society educated, cleanliness, and Environment conscious. Salute to such good human being………………!


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