In 2011, at the age of 17, Mr. Shubham Gupta went to a cyber cafe to check his CBSE Intermediate Board exam results. However, destiny had different plans for him; unfortunately, he failed in mathematics. Instead of going home, he went directly to the railway station to avoid facing his father’s anger and disappointment. He spent the entire day there, feeling suicidal until noon. However, what he witnessed at the station completely changed his life and his perspective.He saw homeless children living at the railway station, hungry and struggling for food. Many of them didn’t even have clothes, and their conditions were so dire that they deeply moved him. Most of their parents were either handicapped or helpless, and some people even had maggots in their heads and wounds. These heartbreaking scenes made him realize that the real problems of life were not the ones he was facing but those faced by these vulnerable people.After this eye-opening experience, he returned home with a newfound purpose: to help the needy and work for their welfare. This aim was not only to provide relief to those in need but also to heal the heart and soul of Shubham Gupta. During this time, he read about Shaheed Bhagat Singh and other revolutionaries, which made him recognize the serious need for a team. Inspired by these ideals, he founded the Bhagat Singh Ideology-based NGO, WiserHand, in 2012, in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh.