Sindhutai Sapkal Mother Teresa of Maharashtra | Sindhutai Sapkal Biography in english | Sindhutai
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Mother is like God to her children, who takes care of every happiness, need of the children from their birth till their upbringing. But have you ever heard of a mother who not only became a mother to children without parents, but also begged for them on the streets. That woman has become the mother of 1400 children, not one or two. The name of this woman who devoted her whole life to help others is Sindhu Tai. Sindhu Tai has now said goodbye to this world. After his departure, today thousands of children have become orphans once again. Sindhu Tai is called Mother Teresa of Maharashtra. He spent his whole life in the service of orphan children. Sindhu Tai may have become the mother of 1400 orphan children, but it was not easy for her to raise so many children. For this Sindhu Tai had to face a lot of struggle in life. Let's know the mother of Maharashtra
Who is Sindhu Tai? Sindhu Tai belongs to the shepherd family of Wardha district of Maharashtra. Sindhu Tai's childhood was spent in Wardha. His childhood was spent in the midst of many hardships. When Sindhu was 9 years old, she was married off to an older man. Sindhu Tai had studied only till the fourth class, she wanted to study further but after marriage her in-laws did not let her dream come true.
Sindhu Tai gave birth to a child alone, stumbling from rate to rate. She gave birth to a daughter amidst struggles in pregnancy. Giving birth to a child alone was not easy. He had cut his umbilical cord by hitting him with a stone. After this, Sindhu even begged for her daughter at the railway station. This period was such a time in her life, when Sindhu aroused the feeling of becoming the mother of thousands of children.
Sindhutai Sapkal later found herself in Chikhaldara , where she started begging on railway platforms for food. In the process, she realized that there were many children abandoned by their parents and she adopted them as her own. She then begged more vigorously to feed them. She decided to become a mother to everyone who came across to her as an orphan. She later donated her biological child to the trust Shrimant Dagdu Sheth Halwai , Pune , to eliminate the feeling of partiality between her biological child and the adopted children
