**Daily Celestial Challenge initiated by @sirknight : [STRUCTURE] [WEDNESDAY][ABDUL SATTAR EDHI]
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Abdul Sattar Edhi, Pakistan's 'Father Teresa'
Abdul Sattar Edhi was born in 1928 in a small village of Bantva near Joona Garh, Gujrat (India). Abdul Sattar Edhi began his humatarian work in Pakistan soon after partition of Pakistan and India in 1947. He has created The Edhi foundation with just $500, He began by working for the people of karachi and went on to the centre of providing various services.
Abdul Sattar Edhi: Why Google honours him today:
Abdul Sattar Edhi established the world's biggest volunteer rescue ambulance service in Pakistan, The Edhi Ambulance service.Not at all like affluent people that reserve philanthropies in their names, Edhi committed his life to the poor from the age of 20, when he himself was destitute in Karachi. The scope of Edhi's establishment developed globally, and in 2005 the association brought $100,000 up in help alleviation for the casualties of Hurricane Katrina.
**EDHI QUOTATIONS** 'People have yet to become human'. 'My ambulance is more Muslim than you'. 'No religion higher than humanity'
AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS:
International awards
Ramon Magsaysay Award for Public Service (1986)
Lenin Peace Prize (1988)
Paul Harris Fellow from Rotary International (1993)[70]
Peace Prize from the former USSR, for services during the Armenian earthquake disaster (1988)
Hamdan Award for volunteers in Humanitarian Medical Services (2000), UAE[70]
International Balzan Prize (2000) for Humanity, Peace and Brotherhood, Italy[70]
Peace and Harmony Award (2001), Delhi
Peace Award (2004), Mumbai
Peace Award (2005), Hyderabad Deccan
Gandhi Peace Award (2007), Delhi
Peace Award (2008), Seoul
Honorary doctorate from the Institute of Business Administration Karachi (2006).
UNESCO-Madanjeet Singh Prize (2009)
Ahmadiyya Muslim Peace Prize (2010)
Honorary Doctorate by the University of Bedfordshire (2010)[75]
National awards
Silver Jubilee Shield by College of Physicians and Surgeons (1962–1987)
Moiz ur rehman Award (2015)
The Social Worker of Sub-Continent by Government of Sindh (1989)
Nishan-e-Imtiaz, civil decoration from the Government of Pakistan (1989)
Recognition of meritorious services to oppressed humanity during the 1980s by Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, Government of Pakistan (1989)
Pakistan Civic Award from the Pakistan Civic Society (1992)
Jinnah Award for Outstanding Services to Pakistan was conferred in April 1998 by The Jinnah Society. This was the first Jinnah Award conferred on any person in Pakistan.
Shield of Honor by Pakistan Army
Khidmat Award by the Pakistan Academy of Medical Sciences
Bacha Khan Aman (Peace) Award in 1991
Human Rights Award by Pakistan Human Rights Society
2013 Person of the Year by the readers of The Express Tribune
Proposals.
Nobel Peace Prize
Throughout his life and after he died, many questioned why Edhi never received the Nobel Peace Prize. Edhi said: "I don't care about it. The Nobel Prize doesn't mean anything to me. I want these people, I want humanity."
EDHI, THE IDEA, A SOCIAL ENTREPRENUER!
He died last year in Karachi of renal failure. He was offered treatment abroad, but insisted on being treated in a government hospital at home. NawazSharif announced a national day of mourning and a state funeral, the first time anyone has been so honoured since General Zia ul-Haq, the military dictator who died in a plane crash in 1988.
“If anyone deserves to be wrapped in the flag of the nation he served, it is him,” Sharif said.
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NOTE: @Sirknight started a contest and daily themes are:
####### MONDAY: Darkness
#######TUESDAY: Animal Kingdom
#######WEDNESDAY: Structures
#######THURSDAY: Forcesin Nature
#######FRIDAY: Love Beauty Freedom
#######SATURDAY: Agriculture
#######SUNDAY: Light
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