Autobiography

My journey began in Buldhana, where I had a modest childhood shaped by discipline and values. Despite facing failure, I mastered English, founded my own institute, and eventually rose to the national stage, receiving a prestigious award. My life is a reflection of resilience, transformation, and a deep commitment to inspiring others.

My Eternal Story

• I was born in Military Plot, a low-income area of Buldhana, in a humble family. My father served the nation in the Indian Army, and when he returned, he worked as a driver in MSEB. We didn’t have much money, but we had something more valuable— discipline, honesty, and values.

• At Shree Shivaji Vidyalaya, while others played in summer vacations, I worked in a stationery shop, learning the dignity of labor.

• But life is not always straight. I fell into the wrong company of friends. Slowly, I became a chronic liar, a braggart . I exaggerated, I showed off. And then… I paid the price. Life punished me. I failed my 12th exam, while all my friends passed and went to college.

• That failure broke me. My world collapsed. In shame, I ran away to Mumbai.

• But Mumbai opened my eyes. I realized one truth: English was the passport to success. Without it, doors closed. With it, the world opened. That day, I made a vow: “No matter what, I will master English.”

• I came back to Buldhana. At a church, Father Roccha held my hand and taught me the ABCs of speaking. Later, I went back to Mumbai again. I searched for foreigners to talk with—every word, every conversation became my classroom.

• There, I also met my cousin, Dr. Ganesh Thakur. His guidance, his discipline, his wisdom shaped me. He reminded me that success is not in shortcuts, but in consistency.

• Step by step, the boy who once failed began to rise. I started my own English coaching institute in Buldhana —to give others the gift that changed my life.

• In 2004, my thesis brought me to the national stage. I received the National Award, by the august hands of Shri Shankarsinh Vaghela, then Union Textile Minister and former Chief Minister of Gujarat. From a boy who once failed his 12th, to standing on the stage of the nation—that was my journey.

• Since then, I have conducted countless seminars for schools, cooperatives, and organizations. And every year, on 15th August and 26th January, I proudly inspire my community.

• But let me tell you this… I owe everything to Maharashtra, and especially to the people of my city, Buldhana. It is their love, their faith, their encouragement that shaped me into who I am today.