Skip to main content

Motivational story of Subhasini Mistry - MQS

 

Motivational story of Subhasini Mistry


Our Motivational quote of the day is dedicated to Subhasini Mistry - "One Person Can Make A Difference, And Everyone Should Try" - John F, Kennedy

Today our will discuss the story of Subhasini Mistry. She is in a true sense one of the treasures of India. Subhasini Mistry is best known for her work towards the health care system which is mainly dedicated to the poor and unprivileged persons in India.


Subhasini Mistry biography -

In the year 1943, Subhasini Mistry was born in the village named "Kulwa" which is situated near Kolkata, India. This was the time when India was still under British rule and the freedom movement was in its full swing. Subhasini Mistry got married at the early age of 12 years. Yes, you read it correctly 12 years, this is not a typo error, I know 12 years is not an ideal age for marriage but child marriage was a normal custom of India during those time.

For around 12 years Subhasini Devi lived a happy family life with her husband and four children. But catastrophe struck when her husband, Sadhan Chandra Mistry died early due to a lack of proper medical attention in a very minor Aliment. Sadhan Chandra was a street vegetable seller with minimal income, hence his death brought severe poverty to his family. Being widowed and uneducated Subhasini Mistry was found it hard to get a proper job to feed her four children. in desperation, Subhasini Mistry started to follow the pathway of her husband and started to sell vegetables in the streets. But soon she found out that whatever she is earning was not enough for her family. So, besides vegetable selling she stater work as a housemaid and daily wedge labor. with her hard-earned money, she prioritized the educations for her children. Also, she decided to save some of her money so that she can do something for society especially in the field of health care so that no other person had to face the same faith as her husband.


Subhasini Mistry's Works -

Her hard work finally came to success when Subhasini Mistry's son Ajay became a Medical Doctor. Subhasini Mistry decided that she would use all savings to buy land where she would make a clinic for the poor people. As decided she brought an acre of land at Hanspukur village and made a one-room clinic. Her son, Ajay also helped her mother in her vision and finally joined the clinic as a doctor. Soon her clinic gets famous when more than 200 people got proper treatment from this clinic by volunteer doctors. in 1995 this clinic turned into a proper hospital.


Subhasini Mistry Hospital -

Subhasini Mistry named her hospital "Humanity Hospital", which is spread on 3 acres of land in Hanspukur village. Humanity Hospital now becomes one of the renowned hospitals of the District, which consists of 45 beds and all the latest types of medical equipment. Doctors from all specializations such as Cardiology, Neuro Medicine, Orthopedic, Nephrology, Pediatrics, etc. are there for help at all times. Apart from Hanskhali, Subhasini Mistry has another hospital in the Sundarbans area.


Subhasini Mistry Hospital address -

For Sundarbans contact - Vill + P O – Santigachi
Lahiripur, P S- Sundarban Coastal
Gosaba, South 24 Parganas

For Kolkata contact - HQ Office: Vill. : Hanspukur
P.O. : Joka P.S.: Thakurpukur
West Bengal – 700 104, India.


Subhasini Mistry Awards -

For her lifetime work, Subhasini Mistry received the Godfrey Phillips National Bravery Award. This prestigious award was given to her in the year 2009. in the "Mind-Of-Steel" segment. In 2018, Subhasini Mistry was also awarded the third-highest Indian civilian award "Padma Shri", which she was fully deserved. This award was presented to her by India’s President Shri Ram Nath Kovind.

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Please do not enter any spam links in the comment section

Popular posts from this blog

Motivational story of Muniba Mazari Baloch AKA “Iron Lady of Pakistan” - MQS

  Very good morning readers Welcome to The Motivational Quote and Story. There is a beautiful quote by Nelson Mandela which says – “The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling but in rising every time we fall.” This beautiful line aptly fits the person whose story we will learn today. She is a mother, motivational speaker, singer, artist, National Ambassador to UN, and belief it or not the first Asian wheelchair-using model. Yes, we are talking about Muniba Mazari Baloch who is also known as the “Iron Lady of Pakistan”. Early Life of Muniba Mazari - Muniba was born on 3 rd  March 1987 in Rahim Yar Khan, which is located in Southern Panjab province in Pakistan. She was brought up in a Muslim household along with her two brothers Sarfaraz Ali Mazari and Zulfiqar Ali Mazari. From an early age, Muniba demonstrated a strong, outspoken, and free-thinking personality, which later became evident in her becoming a famous public personality. Education and Schoolin...
1 comment
Read more

Motivational story of Dr. Manabi Bandyopadhyay - MQS

There is a famous saying   - “Gender Preference does not define you. Your spirit defines you.” Today I will tell you a story of one such person who defines these lines quite literally. Today’s story is about Dr. Manabi Bandyopadhyay. Manabi Bandyopadhyay was born and brought into a middle-class Bengali family at Naihati (West Bengal, India). Born as a man in 1966, she was initially named Somnath Bandyopadhyay by her family. But while she was growing up she felt outcasted in her society as she noticed there is something not correct with her. She felt that her soul was kind of trapped in a man’s body, and every part of her body wanted to become a woman. Manabi changed her name from Somnath to Manabi (Meaning – Beautiful lady) in the year 1995. In 2003 Manabi finally underwent sex realignment surgeries to biologically become a woman. In a society where people still stigmatize transgenders, growing up for Manabi was pretty hard, as she had to face a lot of insults and personal at...
Post a Comment
Read more

Motivational story of Milkha Singh AKA "The Flying Sikh" - MQS

Good day readers, you are welcome to The Motivational Quote and Story. Our motivational quote for the day is from India’s legendary athlete Milkha Singh – “Hard work, Willpower & Dedication; for a person with these Qualities, the sky is the limit.” A few days back On 18th June 2021, Mr. Milkha Singh passed away due to Covid-19. With a heavy heart today I am going to dedicate this article to the legendary Athelit. The back story of Milkha Singh - Milkha Singh was born in 1929 in a village named “Govindpura” in undivided India, which is currently in Pakistan. He was one of the 15th siblings brought up in the Sikh household. At an early age, during the partition of India, Milkha Singh suffered a huge loss when both his parents, his brothers, and two sisters were murdered in front of his eyes due to communal violence. Being an Orphan and unguided in his youth, Milkh Singh’s life could have gone in the wrong direction, but instead, he decided to join Army. In the year 1951, Milk...
Post a Comment
Read more