The son and daughter-in-law of Baba Amte on their work in Hemalkasa, Maharashtra, and the Magsaysay award
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A Magsaysay award returns to the same family again.
P & M: It was unexpected because we prefer to work silently. We are very happy and accept the award on behalf of our dedicated team of the past 34 years. Our work has been highlighted and many are willing to help us.
Waxing Sapphic Gently 
