Success Story 

He has no legs since birth. He completed school and college education as a regular student and won many prizes at school and college level in debate, essay-writing, slogan making and dance competitions. Did his computer diploma with 78%marks. He has no legs but has given over 600 dance programmes. Encouraged the able and the disabled.

I have been associated with Narayan Seva Sansthan's sewa since early days. I give inspiration to the handicapped persons to lead a new life.

At present I welcome guests in the reception room of the Sansthan, guide the handicapped and inspire them. I tell them that I have handicap in only one limb but I am happy even though I have no leg. I am fortunate that I inspire those handicapped who come to the Sansthan.

Shesharam was born on February 2,1972 in an ordinary family. His father was a farmer.Four years after his birth Shesharam was troubled by blindness due to lack of vitamin A. Due to lack of money and the economic condition of the family it was not possible to get Shesharam's treatment. He remained illiterate till the age of thirteen.

Shesharam's brother used to work in Ahmedabad. He got Shesharam admitted in Navrangpura, Ansala Blind School. After studying in Blind School till 14 years Shesharam took a course in physiotherapy from Blind Triple School, Vastrapur. 
They reached Narayan Seva Sansthan, which is inspired by and pervaded with feeling of service.

Shesharam was married to a blind girl. Though Shesharam has been suffering due to blindness he is happy serving the Sansthan as physiotherapist since July16,1997. He says , "I see the handicapped with eyes of God . I thank God for giving me a chance to serve the handicapped." 

After being a handicapped person for 35 years, now my life is happy….Resident of Hiran Magri, Udaipur, Mangi Lal Mochi s/o Late Shri Shivlal Mochi…remembers his polio affected life and his eyes well-up with tears.

At the age of one year, devil in the form of polio made me an invalid.

Everyone was worried …what will happen in the future …will be a burden on other for the rest of life ….but thanks to Narayan Seva Sansthan…I got a chance for sewa …have been making calipers for the handicapped for the last five years. I am happy that using calipers made by me, the handicapped are walking on their feet, my family as well as I am happy with my hard earned money.

I am the son of poor parents. I was handicapped. There was only darkness in my life. My father left the whole family mid way. Our mother worked in the fields of other people to feed us. As an infant at the age of 8 years I left home in search of work and came to Udaipur. On my way, I read a board about Narayan Seva Sansthan. I was operated here free of charge .. I have given up crutches too…I met founder Kailash 'Manav' and told him that I wish to serve in the Sansthan. I was kept in Balgrah. The Sansthan did its best to make me self-dependent. As I grew up I became more interested in my work. Today I work as a technician and put plaster on the legs of the handicapped after operations in Sansthan's hospital. This sewa has made be independent.