Every person aspires to become extraordinary from ordinary. The only way to transform from ordinary to extraordinary is hard work. The person who sits down after being defeated by obstacles remains ordinary. But the person who faces dangers and overcomes the obstacles with continuous efforts becomes extraordinary. Today we are going to discuss about some ordinary women who did something extraordinary with their efforts.
preetipatkar
Our first name in the list of taking ordinary to extraordinary is that of Preeti Patkar, born in Mumbai in 1964, who is also known as Preeti Tai. Preeti Tai is an ordinary housewife who has started an organization in the red light area of Mumbai. He has started a child care center for the children of the working women here. She has founded Prerna Sanstha which works for the protection of children victims of sexual exploitation and trafficking.
idol goddess
Pratima Devi, who has been living in Delhi for the last 30 years, works as a garbage collector. She has about 400 friends in whose care she spends all her money and time. His friends are the dogs around his house. In Delhi she is known as ‘Dog Lady of Delhi’.
Richa Singh
According to Richa Singh, challenging tasks and difficult problems attract her. They like to solve such problems and find simple solutions to them. I.I.T. Realizing the plight of 36 percent of the country’s population battling depression, Richa, an alumnus of the Indian Institute of Technology, founded YourDost.com, which provides simple solutions to the problems of people suffering from depression.
Riya Sharma
Inspired by the Pakistani documentary ‘Saving Face’, Rhea started ‘May Love Not Scars’. In this, the acid victims who were living life with dignity today could load their stories. Soon his effort became successful and became a series. Today she is collecting money to start a new life for these people.
Shailaghosh
85 year old Shaila Ghosh took up the responsibility of looking after her only son’s family after his death. Instead of begging to support his family, he started selling fried potatoes two hours away from his home. He believes he is healthy enough to do this work.
Premlata Agarwal
Premlata Aggarwal, the mother of two daughters, is the oldest woman to climb Mount Everest. She started going to the gym for climbing and with her determination she succeeded in climbing Everest.
landlord teacher
Jameeda from Kerala Malappuram led the Friday prayers for the first time in history in January 2018 and became the first female Imam to lead the Friday prayers.
Srishti Bakshi
She left her job in Hong Kong and came to India to bring change in the society. From Kanya Kumari to Kashmir, the message of women’s safety and gender equality was conveyed to the citizens.
Tanya Sanyal
Tanya Sanyal from Calcutta has been appointed as the first woman fire fighter by the airport authority in 2018. For aircraft to land here, the fire service has 3310 personnel, one of whom is Tanya Sanyal.
