Dream that become true

People say I am crazy, but no one can achieve anything with out a dream.” These are the words of visionary person Muhmmed Yunus, founder of Grameen Bank and inventor of ‘Micro Credit’ concept.

In Bangladesh conditions for women were worst. However Yunus believed that their poverty was not a personal problem due to laziness or lack of intelligence, but a structured one. He thought “why people, who worked 12 hours a day, seven days a week, not have enough food to eat.” He promised that he can bring big change in society and can be able to eradicate poverty from world. With very clear vision and missionary attitude he adapted idea with unique way. He granted very smaller loans to very poor people especially females. He put no conditions on them, and his idea get roots. Within 20 years number of his borrowers reached more than 20 million smart figures. Out of them 94% are women. Authentic studies indicate that about half of Grameen’s two million barrowers manage to pull themselves up over the poverty line. The women who were living like slaves in society and never touched money before and force to beg for survival of themselves and also for their children converted respect able citizens and now they are living with dignity and full of confidence.

Now a day 52 countries of world are following his idea and started Banks on same pattern. That was Yunus’s dream that became true and delighted millions of people.