"My wife should be ready to beg." A doctor couple who charged Rs 2 as fees, helped transform a village and raised successful children
In the 1980s, Dr. Ravindra Kolhe ventured into Maharashtra's remote Bairagarh, offering healthcare for nominal fees. Joined by his wife, Dr. Smita, they expanded their mission beyond medicine, tackling poverty and agricultural issues. Their unwavering dedication, recognized with a Padma Shri, transformed the community, proving that lasting change stems from persistent service where it's needed most.
In the 1980s, Dr. Ravindra Kolhe ventured into Maharashtra's remote Bairagarh, offering healthcare for nominal fees. Joined by his wife, Dr. Smita, they expanded their mission beyond medicine, tackling poverty and agricultural issues. Their unwavering dedication, recognized with a Padma Shri, transformed the community, proving that lasting change stems from persistent service where it's needed most.
