What Is Harekala Hajabba Religion? Padma Shri Harekala Hajabba’s religion is not known, let’s dig into more about his personal life in this article.
Harekala Hajabba is an Orange Vendor who has recently been awarded India’s fourth-highest civilian award, Padma Shri on the 8th of November in 2021.
Padma Shri Harekala Hajabba is an Orange Vendor who built a school from his savings, he is an active social worker who has managed to educate poor children through his savings.
What Is Harekala Hajabba Religion?
Padma Shri Harekala Hajabba’s religion is still behind the curtains.
He is from Mangalore, Karnataka where many Christian and Muslim people can be found but with his surname he also might be a Hindu.
Meet Harekala Hajabba. He sells oranges in Mangalore. From his earnings of Rs 150 a day he built a primary school. “A foreigner asked me the price of an orange and I couldn’t understand. That day I vowed to make a school.”
Today Mr Hajabba received India’s fourth highest honour. pic.twitter.com/qEyzmP9pHi
— Anand Ranganathan (@ARanganathan72) November 8, 2021
India is the place where all types of religious people live and mainly Hindus, Christian, and Muslims are found. Harekala has done work for which no religion and caste matter; he has made an impact in society by opening a school for the children.
For his commendable initiative, he is awarded Padma Shri.
Harekala Hajabba Family Details
Padma Shri Harekala Hajabba’s personal and family details will be available once he gives interviews.
He is an orange vendor with a big heart for helping his society and putting his hand in the development of his nation.
Despite his own relatively constrained circumstances, he managed to educate his village children.
However, despite his fame, his family members’ details are not known. With his appearance, he must be a married man with children of his own. Sooner or later his personal details will get revealed. Until then stay updated.
Meet Padma Shri Award Winner 2021: Harekala Hajabba
Harekala Hajabba is awarded with Padma Shri, he is a social worker and orange vendor.
With his savings, he has built a school in his village which is now known as Hajabba School.
The school is now grown with government support and donations from individuals. He is respectfully known as ‘Akshara Santa’.
Unsung heros recognised by Modi Govt.
Arunoday Mondal,a doctor, travels 6 hours every weekend to treat patients in remote Sundarban villages.
A fruit vendor, Harekala Hajabba devoted his life & earnings towards educating others.https://t.co/IQ7uuxPvDa #PeoplesPadma pic.twitter.com/s7Fm4B2fvD
— BJP LIVE (@BJPLive) January 26, 2020
Now, Hajabba is dreaming of building a Pre-University college in his community.
A book titled ‘Harekala Hajabbara Jeevana Charitre‘ (Life story of Harekala Hajabba) is published by writer and social activist Ismath Pajeer. This book is on the life of Hajabba.
And, his life history is added to the syllabus of Mangalore University. He was also presented with the ‘Real Heroes’ award by CNN IBN and Reliance Foundation.