Raised as the eldest of nine siblings, she grew up in a humble family where faith, education, and service were deeply valued. After marriage and raising four children, she pursued her own education with her husband’s encouragement, completing her Matriculation, B.A., and B.Ed. In 1990, she became a member of the Methodist Conference.
She served as a Hostel Manager, School Manager, and District Evangelist, working closely with women, youth, and children. After losing her husband and later her eldest son, she drew strength from her faith and devoted herself to caring for others.
She became a guardian to eight children without family support and cared for around 85 children at a Methodist hostel in Nagpur, providing love, guidance, and support despite limited resources.
Her life of faith, education, and compassionate service continues to inspire a mission rooted in care, dignity, empowerment, and hope.