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Essay About Elango's Life

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Reading reflection:- The article was about the life of Elango. Elango was born on Nov 12, 1960 in kuthambakkam in a Dalit family and brought up in the Harijan's colony. Kuthambakkam is a village where Dalits and backward people live. Because of his talent, he got the seat in A C College of Technology in Chennai. He faced a lot of problems in his life. However, he became a leader of that village. Elango was the person who had a great dream towards the development of his village. In order to that, he met his old friends, teamed them and filled a hope in their lives. He even organized clubs and tuitions for the youth. Later, he got married a woman who is a chemist. They got two daughters. Sometime after his marriage, he had nothing to do. so, he used to sit at his home. His wife used to work. She plays an important role in his life. As the first technical graduate, elango was hired in 1982 by oil India and to post to an exploration site in Orissa. elango's dream comes true. He quit his job and joined the …show more content…

He was suspended from holding his position under the section 205, for violating "prescribed norms". This showed an immense effect on Elango. With his wife sumathy's support he managed to start over again. she gave him a book called "My experiments with truth" by Mahatma Gandhi. This book made him feel like that it is meant for him. So, he liked the Gandhi's ideology in the book. basically, his ambition was to change the miserable life of his villagers. So, he joined in the politics in order to develop his village. He struggled a lot of the villagers. He used to gather people and also went to rallies. Day by day the members in the group were increasing and becoming strong. He was truthful and fearless as it mentioned the book that he was reading. The book served him as a very important resource to pick him up from his bad

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