Gradually, the scope of my business operations continued to expand. As I continued to engage in these various business activities, I made it a practice to donate a portion of my earnings to the poor and needy. Being a follower of Sanatan Dharma, I also regularly engaged in religious worship and rituals. And amidst all these endeavors, I continued to grow and progress, step by step. So, I felt that we ought to step forward and provide assistance to people. However, back then, I couldn’t find anyone to join hands with—no one to support me in moving forward and making a difference. But after 2014, a new ray of hope emerged with the arrival of a government—a secular government—that truly cared for the well-being of everyone. Inspired by this vision… I began to reflect upon the footsteps of our Honorable Prime Minister; just as he rose from being a humble tea-seller to occupy such a high and responsible office today, I, too, aspired to become a humble servant of the people. I resolved that I, too, must do my part. And so, I set out on that very path, gradually doing whatever I could, little by little. I would go out into the villages. Even to this day, I continue to educate several children; in fact, my efforts in this regard have reached a point where I am currently sponsoring a student through her engineering degree. That young woman is studying at Galgotias University. I hold a deep affection for her, as I have always held women in the highest regard and respect. I am constantly preoccupied with certain concerns. I worry about how our nation’s youth can progress, how our women can advance, and how the issues facing our farmers can be resolved. Therefore, I always strive to offer whatever small assistance lies within my means. I provide help in whatever capacity I can—sometimes, for instance, by paying a student’s tuition fees. I do not possess vast wealth. There is a specific reason for this: I have never established an NGO. I refrained from creating an NGO precisely for this reason. The underlying principle was that I wanted to provide assistance using only the money I had earned myself. And whenever someone approached me offering a donation, I would adhere to my personal principle: that I would not set up an NGO to receive funds. Instead, I would tell them: “If you truly wish to join me in this cause, go out and personally help any two needy individuals you encounter; that act, in itself, will constitute your contribution and support to me.” My vision was distinct from the rest; had I established an NGO today—or perhaps a charitable trust—it would have inevitably involved financial contributions from others. Consequently, if any irregularities had arisen in the financial accounts, I would have been unable to answer to my own conscience, for my sole vision was to do something meaningful for our country. Thus, we set this vision in motion. Subsequently—feeling that the next logical step was to engage in party politics—I joined the Republican Party of India (RPI). This is the very party originally founded by Babasaheb in 1958; I joined its ranks under the leadership of the Honorable Minister, Shri Ramdas Athawale Ji. I joined the party in the humble capacity of a grassroots worker. I intend to move forward alongside the Honorable Minister—following the path he has charted—learning from his guidance while simultaneously dedicating myself to the service of the nation. I look forward to your support and hope that you will all join us on this platform, marching shoulder-to-shoulder with us. Furthermore, should we make any errors or if you have any suggestions to offer, please do let us know via our portal so that we may continue to progress on our journey.