One morning, a local Bihar farmer’s son Vinesh came to Aurangabad in search of a job and a good place to live. He was very young, hardworking, and energetic. Recently, he completed his BA in English. He was looking out to begin his journey working in hotels, restaurants or shopping centers as a chef or an executive to survive and send hard-earned money back home. As his parents were too old to manage home expenses, he decided to move to a nearby city for a better livelihood. He was the elder son among his three siblings, two younger brothers and one toddler sister.
Vinesh dreamed to become an English lecturer but due to the lack of less-resourceful colleges in his hometown and the tiring selective processing of applicants. He began to travel to different places and finally settled down at the busiest streets of Aurangabad.
During his initial days of struggle, he worked in two different restaurants namely (Indian and Chinese) cuisine corners in two shifts; one morning and evening shift. By the time, he reached home was too late for him to hang out with neighbors and slept for only four hours.
At the end of the month, he earned a good income but was not fully satisfied with his tedious jobs. So, the next step he took forward to look for any kind of writing job for which most of the local and MNC companies require these days. Possibly, it would provide him an attractive salary and boost his career. For a few years, he enjoyed the liberty of working as a full-time and freelance writer when something unexpected change took place in his life. However, over the past years of a successful career, he bought a new car, home, and brought his parents from the village to live with him.
One day when he was partying with his friends at his house. He happened to hear from them about the Khasdar Times news media and his chairman Aejaz Khan’s ambitious plans to run an election campaign for which he needed volunteers to support his social initiative. Vinesh was deeply concerned with the society and the people issues as he belonged to a poor middle-class family. He knows it very well that how difficult it had become for a common man to raise a voice against some fewer corrupted government officials and political leaders in this dangerous atmosphere of hate.
The following day, he visited Aejaz Khan’s office and was touched with his inspirational beliefs of social, religious, commercial, and political. After coming out of that meeting, Vinesh was all-set to join his organization. He voluntarily became an active member of his mission to spread the peace and contribute towards the betterment of the society.
Like others, Vinesh devoted his time and efforts in making the election a less fund driven rally which was the purposely social message of Aejaz Khan to the entire nation India. On the other hand, Vinesh continued to contribute towards a social development by writing for Khasdar times and became an inspiring face of today’s youth.
Khasdar Times aims to bring unity and peace in the society. The local language newspaper publisher encourages everyone who are employees, businessman, or retired individuals to enroll as part-time or full-time and make a great impact on society.