The story reflects on the legacy of Vajirbhai Rajabhai Polra, affectionately known as "Vajir-kaka," who passed away on September 6, 1980. His death left a profound impact on the village of Kanodar and beyond, with the wounds of his absence still felt decades later. The author, who had a close relationship with Vajir-kaka, aims to share his story and the values he embodied with the younger generation, many of whom may not know him. Vajir-kaka was a dedicated social worker who spent countless hours helping people with their psychological, health, and financial issues. He provided moral support and was physically present for those undergoing major surgeries. His compassionate nature and guidance were vital for those struggling with depression and various life challenges. He uplifted the downtrodden without discrimination and encouraged the youth to engage in similar humanitarian efforts. Vajir-kaka believed that those capable of helping should do so, reinforcing the idea of community and mutual support. The author acknowledges that many others contributed to the community's well-being, but emphasizes Vajir-kaka's unique role as a beacon of hope for many.

by Valibhai Musa in English Motivational Stories

Writen by Valibhai Musa

Category Motivational Stories