Verse 1:

In a small town by the heart of the land,

A boy with big dreams learns to understand,

That life’s about the people and the bonds we sow,

Moving city to city, how humble can one soul grow.

Verse 2:

He saw children with no water and no light,

Classrooms bare, yet hope burning bright.

So he linked those with plenty to those with need,

Young hands building futures with every good deed.

Verse 3:

A president noticed that flicker of flame,

Called him to journey under wings of fame.

In the home of a scientist, two questions were tossed:

“Clear air? Clean water? Safe food for all – at any cost?”

“What kind of world will we leave behind?” came the plea,

And a purpose took root like a mighty tree.

Verse 4:

He stood with the wise, gaining wisdom untold,

Learned that true leadership isn’t power or gold.

It’s in service and hearts touched along the way,

In building together a brighter day.

With vision ignited and mission in hand,

He turned down the easy road other men planned,

To follow a calling, far bigger than one,

To serve all of humanity under the sun.

Verse 5:

Through humming factories he forged his art,

Teaching metal and code to dance and to dart.

Robots in the workshop, sparks in the night,

Bringing new hope of efficiency’s light.

He automated toil so workers could thrive,

Proving innovation in his country alive.

Yet deep in his soul, a question remained –

The seed of a dream that hunger still pained.

Verse 6:

That seed sprouted one day into Absolute green,

A bold plant science vision like none had seen.

In a Delhi greenhouse, rows of hope did climb,

Learning nature’s secrets one leaf at a time.

He listened to the whispers of soil and rain,

Decoded the language of root and grain.

With billions of years of wisdom in hand,

And circuits and sensors at his command,

He married Mother Nature with bright AI light,

To grow more with less, to reclaim the night.

Chorus: (refrain)

For the People and the Planet, he marches on true,

Turning science into bread for the world anew.

All stakeholders winning, hand in hand as they strive,

This is the future for which he’s alive.

For the people and the planet, he answers the call –

A seed of tomorrow for one and for all.

Verse 7:

The road was not easy – dark nights of doubt,

When resources thinned and funds nearly ran out.

But good souls rallied to his noble cause,

Drawn by the vision, not fortune’s applause.

He kept the faith when the rain didn’t fall,

Nurturing that seed, standing strong and tall.

With each setback teaching the team to be clever,

They toiled and they tinkered, with hope that won’t sever.

Verse 8:

Soon green shoots of change spread far and wide,

Fields once barren now blossomed with pride.

Farmers with knowledge in the palms of their hands,

Connected to markets in faraway lands.

He built bridges of trust from the lab to the soil,

Gave the poorest of growers new fruits of their toil.

And as the harvest of promises came,

The world took note of Agam Khare’s name.