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I remember with nostalgia my stay at Anandvan — the commune established by Baba Amte for leprosy patients — at a time when it was still at the developing stage. My father was a medical officer there for some time and I stayed with him. Words cannot express the dedication of Baba Amte, his family members and their co-workers towards the development of Anandvan. Over the past few decades, Baba Amte’s mobility was restricted but his activities were not. A leading light in the field of rehabilitating leprosy patients has been extinguished but his memory will remain forever. Lt. Col. G. Kamewara Rao (retd.), Secunderabad There can be no greater service than selflessly helping the sick and the downtrodden. Baba Amte will remain one of the great icons and a shining example for all Indians, perhaps even for the world. David Peniel, Tiruchi Baba Amte has been described as a saint by the Prime Minister and as a unique humanitarian by the President. Yet he was not found worthy of being awarded the Bharat Ratna during his lifetime. Elizabeth Varghese, Kochi
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