One day a Tae Kwon Do instructor in Delhi, India saw a dog and a baby eating from the same garbage can. The sickening sight changed his perception of the city around him, and he became painfully aware of the multitudes of people abandoned by their families left to die on the streets, many of whom are incapable of taking care of themselves.
From that day on, that same Tae Kwon do instructor, Ravi Kalra, opened up his home to every and any homeless who required shelter. His humanity has provided shelter and food for the mentally challenged, elderly, differently-abled, rape victims, HIV affected, and more. A total of 2584 people have died, some in his arms, and he has himself cremated 2584 people.
However, to add insult to injury, the abandoned people still living in his home, loved and cared for, some for the past five years, have been asked to vacate the premises.
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Delhi: Taekwondo trainer’s home open for all those left on streets – IBNLive
