Samaritan Sunil Dutt

He is semi-paralysed, a condition he has been in for the last six months. He has been advised complete rest but this man has never known rest when there is a major crisis in his motherland. It took Sunil Dutt just two hours after he first heard of the earthquake in Gujarat to organise an entire team of two modern ambulances, a group of young doctors, nurses and social workers from different hospitals in Mumbai and rush to the ravaged state to bring solace, to try every possible way to help. He was the driving force, leading his force and visiting tents put up by his team and other teams, hospitals and making arrangements for food, clothes, medicines and every other necessity that could bring comfort to the suffering.
Dutt, MP, spent seven days working day and night in all the major affected areas and came back when the experts assured him that there was no major danger anymore. But the messiah in Dutt couldn’t rest. He went back a second time and is now working out plans to instil more confidence in the suffering, the depressed, the deprived and helping them to forget the past and try their best to build a new Gujarat. "Only a positive attitude can help the lakh of suffering people whom I have seen and seen very little hope for a long time. I hope God gives them that hope," Dutt says.