Manish Kumar, the eldest son of Arbind Paswan, hails from Sarvavillage in Barbighablock, Bihar. A member of the Ambedkar Yuva Manch, Manish's story is one of determination and resilience. Growing up in a landless family dependent on his father's daily labor, Manish witnessed firsthand the challenges of poverty. Yet, his circumstances only fuelled his desire to create a better future for himself and his family.

Rashmi Kumari was born into a humble family in the village of Balwapar, Murgiyachak Panchayat, Nalanda district. She is the eldest among her siblings, with a sister and brothers. Loved dearly by her parents, Rashmi was a lively and playful child. Her mischievous antics often annoyed her friends, but her cheerful nature helped her bond easily with everyone. However, academics were not her strong suit in her early years, as she struggled to focus on her studies. Despite being enrolled in a government school, growing up in a rural area exposed her to the harsh realities of gender discrimination. She witnessed firsthand the unequal opportunities and restrictions faced by girls in her community.

Suman Devi, a 32-year-old resident of Chak Salem Mushari village in Patory, leads a modest life with her husband, Baniyal Paswan, who works as a mason in their village and surrounding areas. Despite limited resources, Suman Devi always aspired to bring positive change to her life and her community.