Nagesh Ingle began his life as an electrical designer, working in India and later in Dubai as an MEP Coordinator in a well-known engineering company. He had a successful career ahead of him. But in 2010, he made a life-changing decision — he returned to India to care for his older brother, who is blind, deaf, and mute.

This was not an easy decision. It meant giving up his career and financial stability. But for Nagesh, family came first. For 12 years, he gave his full time and energy to caring for his brother. Earlier, he had also cared for his mother, who suffered from Parkinson’s disease, until she passed away in 2006.

These difficult years taught Nagesh the true meaning of sacrifice, love, and patience. But they also showed him how lonely and unsupported caregivers often feel — especially in India, where resources and help are limited.