Vinod Chauhan, a farmer residing in Maharashtra, experienced the joy of his son Rajesh birth 14 years ago. However, Rajesh faced a life marred by disability. From birth, both his legs were affected, curved, and weakened. The burden of debt compounded the family’s challenges as Vinod struggled to make ends meet through farming.<\/p>\n
With Rajesh growing older, he was admitted to school until the fourth grade, but sudden health issues led to a halt in his education. Despite visiting various hospitals in Maharashtra, hope for his recovery seemed elusive.<\/p>\n
Then, one day, a neighbor learned about Narayan Seva Sansthan through a television program. A medical camp was being conducted in Mahur village. The family grasped this opportunity and, on March 7, 2022, brought Rajesh to the Sansthan in Udaipur. Doctors examined him and recommended surgery, and on March 10, they operated on his left leg. A month later, the leg had straightened significantly.<\/p>\n