She walked through mud, stones, abuse and threats… just to teach girls how to hold a pencil. They called her “characterless.” They said “Educated women will break homes.” They threw cow dung on her sari… so she carried an extra one every day. She opened schools for Dalit-Bahujan girls when society tried to shut every door in her face. She stood for widow remarriage when priests called her “a danger to religion.” She protected pregnant widows, saved abandoned children, and served plague victims w