Working to restore faith in humanity: Pankaj Pandey

Pankaj Pandey

We think sometimes that poverty is only being hungry, naked, and homeless. The poverty of being unwanted, unloved, and uncared for is the greatest. We must start in our own homes to remedy this kind of poverty.

- Mother Teresa

The world is plagued with constant problems, but the ignorant nature of affluent people is aggravating the situation further. Nobody wants to help the poor and oppressed become respectable members of society and get access to necessities of life such as education, ration, and respect. Mr. Pankaj Pandey is on a mission to solve the everyday troubles faced by the citizens of our country and improve the living standards of families that are not as fortunate as the rest of us. He is a resident of Manipuri, a city in Uttar Pradesh, and has consistently worked to provide social services in Manipuri and neighboring districts for almost a decade. He is a reputed BJP leader from Manipuri district who the party chose because of his selfless service to humanity and his will to contribute to the party's growth.

Mr. Pankaj Pandey actively worked with the health care services to aid every patient who was battling covid-19. While most of the country was in hard lockdown, he helped regulate medical infrastructure and ensured a continuous supply of necessary equipment and medicines to the rural areas. His inspiration is Mr. Narendra Modi, the acting prime minister of our country, from whom he learned the art of selflessness and progressive thinking. He has been consistently following him for the last two decades is a devout follower of his work ethic and the compassion he shares for the country's citizens. Mr. Pankaj slowly began contributing to various social programs to help children in rural parts of the state and worked closely with government institutions to improve the situation. His efforts bore fruit when he was selected as a BJP representative from Manipuri, which helped him extend his reach and support the party to cover more rural areas.

Mr. Pankaj Pandey shares his opinions on the need for enigmatic leaders to work for the betterment of rural India. He says, "India has a population of more than 120 crores and the largest youth population in the world. Still, we are behind in development and growth because most youths do not build a reliable career and life. I have visited many villages where teenagers and youth are eager to pursue higher studies but cannot do so because of a lack of funds and support from parents. Even basic stationery such as pencils, notebooks, curriculum books, etc., is beyond their reach. My heart grieves for these aspiring students who are not able to avail quality education. An uneducated individual can never escape the clutches of poverty unless they attain knowledge and builds a business or career around it. It is the reason why I am working to improve the quality of education and making it accessible to those students who desperately need them."