10 YO left home, survived the Mumbai slum life, sold pani puri, borrowed money to emerge as one of the greatest cricketing stars.

The task is not a simple one as the food costs amount to 3 lakh per month and are paid from Dr.'s own income. 200 tiffins containing chappatis, curry, dal, and rice are packed every day. The distribution is done through vans and volunteers.

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Cricket awakens passions, emotions, and dreams all over India. The Indian people are currently experiencing one of the most exciting moments in cricket at the hands of Yashasvi Jaiswal the young cricketer who managed to score a double century in the A-List at the age of just 19 and holds the record currently.

The Hard Hitter Trained in Adversity

Yashasvi Jaiswal was born in Suriyawan, Bhadohi Uttar Pradesh, as of December 28, 2001, in a large family of six siblings. His father is Mr. Bhupendra Jaiswal who is a hardware dealer. His mother is Mrs. Kanchan Jaiswal, a housewife, who devotes her life to raising her children by teaching them values of responsibility, dedication and respect.

Young Yashasvi showed talent in cricket at a very young age. At the age of 10, his parents supported him to move to Kalbadevi slum because this slum was closer to the cricket training centre where he was to attend in Dadar Mumbai. Problems of accommodation and training responsibilities forced little Yashasvi to move to live with the gardeners of the United Muslim Club in Azad Maidan, Mumbai, where he often slept without food.

For three years, little Yashasvi endured the adverse circumstances of living in tents without giving up cricket training. To eat, he sold Panipuri on the streets. His luck changed in 2013 when he met Mr. Jwala Singh, who was the coach of a cricket academy in Santacruz. Mr. Singh offered Yashasvi training, house and soon after became his legal guardian. Yashasvi's training is supervised by Mr. Singh cautiously: "It's about doing the right things. Every player should know how much exercise to do, his diet, how much to focus on skill. The balanced practice is more important," he said.

Doctor, Actor and mainly Dr. of Hope

Dr. Modi is a very dynamic person, not only as a doctor but also as an actor. He says that the income he receives from his artistic activities allows him to subsidize the feeding program for Bhayander's elderly. In addition, a growing group of volunteers collaborates every day with the SEVA to make the initiative grow.

For Dr.Modi, feeding the elderly is only the first step. His most desired project is the construction of a Complete Care Centre for the elderly: "I want to build a Dikra nu Ghar  

for these elderly people.  A place where the elderly receive comprehensive care and not just be fed”. The brightness of a star

Dr. of Hope established his home as the headquarters of Shravan Tiffin SevaYashasvi achieved notoriety in the year 2015 in a Giles Shield match. This match was a milestone in the golden batsman's career, as he reached an all-time record of 319 runs.  Since 2015 Yashasvi's achievements have not stopped. After the Giles Shield match, he joined the Mumbai U19 team. He had just turned 16 and became the team's top scorer. In 2018, he participated in the 2018 ACC U-19 Asian Cup, where the Indian team became the senior champion. where he carries out his solidarity activities. In his house, he prepares the more than 200 tiffins that are distributed every day among the elderly of the streets.