Reform is the development or improvement of the society, which is possible to be brought about by those dedicated to the work and who love the society, and who are moved by the dire conditions of the people. The person who wants to bring reform will not think about what society thinks about him, but he will only care about the improvement and good. He will face the problems and difficulties coming his way. No one would want to be viewed with disrespect by others. Infact they gain respect by serving the poor and disabled. Reputation and social standing are only a consequence of their activities but not the reformers' intentions. If so, they are not called a reformer. A reformer is a person who brings about the actual development. If a person wants to become famous, he can choose many other ways like films, Television, politics...not alone social service, which is far more complex than any of these and involves no other purpose like earning money, unlike others.
             I want to give a perfect example of a social reformer who is well known to the whole world because of her sacrifice to reform a place that is not even her native. I am talking about the Great Mother Teresa, born in Yugoslavia and came to India and saw an inferior and dirty place in Calcutta and the people suffering over there. She was incredibly moved by sight and thought she had to do something good for these poor, disabled, unclean, uneducated people. She told them how to be neat, started a small school in that same place, and made them write on the wetland. She even served the diseased people suffering from cholera and plague, whereas others felt scared of coming near those diseased. Slowly she gained some followers who would join her in those activities and grow into a big organization. She never stopped serving the people even after she gained a lot of popularity. Mother Teresa always treated the people in need as her children and hence got the name mother. In this way, ...