Helping others is not only good for them but it also makes us happier and healthier. 2. One of the famous persons in my country who contribute to society is Dr. Ram Das. He is well known, economist and social entrepreneur. Dr. Das is the founder of Grammene Bank which gives small loans to poor people, especially women, so they can start their own small business and uplift their life. He believes that helping a poor helps the whole society grow. His idea of micro-credit has spread to many countries around the world. For his great work, he won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006. He also works to improve education, health care center and create a job opportunity for the younger people. Dr. Das is a well-great example of someone who uses knowledge and idea to bring real change to people’s life.
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Helping others is not only good for them, but it also makes us happier and healthier. One of the famous persons in my country who contributes to society is Dr. Ram Das. He is a well-known economist and social entrepreneur. Dr. Das is the founder of Grameen Bank, which gives small loans to poor people, especially women, so they can start their own small businesses and uplift their lives. He believes that helping the poor helps the whole society grow. His idea of microcredit has spread to many countries around the world. For his great work, he won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006. He also works to improve education, health care, and create job opportunities for young people. Dr. Das is a great example of someone who uses knowledge and ideas to bring real change to people's lives.
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