Shaikh Chand Pasha
Shaikh Chand Pasha is a 53-year-old daily wage labourer from Latur who works in an oil mill. On 29 September 2026, he accidentally consumed a toxic chemical after mistaking it for drinking water. Soon after the incident, his health condition became critical and he had to be admitted for emergency medical treatment.
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A Collective Heartbeat: When Communities Truly Heal Together
When a child falls sick, it is never just one family that suffers. Illness affects everyone around them — neighbors, relatives, friends, and the wider community that shares their pain. At My Smile Foundation, we believe that healing is not a private matter but a shared responsibility. From our earliest days, we have witnessed how
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Unlocking Futures: Education That Empowers Generations
Education is more than lessons in a classroom. It is the key that opens doors to opportunity, dignity, and independence. For countless children in underprivileged communities, the absence of resources means this door remains firmly closed. Poverty forces many to abandon their studies and enter low-paying work long before their potential is realized. At My
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Breaking Chains: Moving Towards a Dowry-Free Tomorrow
In many homes across our country, marriage is not the joyous celebration it should be. Instead, it becomes a nightmare for parents, especially those raising daughters. The moment their children come of age, families are often trapped in endless worry. Sleepless nights are spent calculating dowry demands, negotiating with relatives, and searching for ways to
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