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Ghelubhai Nayak
Ghelubhai Nayak (1924 – 16 January 2015), also spelled Ghelubhai Naik and popularly called Ghelukaka, was an activist and Gandhian from Gujarat, India.
==Life==
Ghelubhai Nayak was born in 1924 to Laxmiben in Kolva village near Gandevi, Valsad district, Gujarat. He first met Mahatma Gandhi at ''Rentiyashala'' of Amalsad when he was eleven. He studied Master of Social Welfare from Tata Institute of Social Science, Mumbai. He and his brother Chhotubhai Nayak, were mentored by Jugatram Dave. In 1948, both brothers went to tribal Dang district when Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel asked them. As a ''Sarvodaya'' worker, he co-founded Dang Swaraj Ashram with his brother and Chunilal Vaidya at Ahwa to promote education and social reform in tribals. He helped in establishment of the first ''Ashram Shala'' (residential school for tribal children) at Kalebel in 1949. Later more than hundred ''Ashram Shala'' were open in tribal areas. He also organized a health and cleanliness awareness programme called ''Gam chalyu nahva'' (village goes to bath).
During Mahagujarat Movement, he helped in prevention accession of Dang district with Maharashtra.〔〔 He also opposed Christian Missionaries converting tribals in Dang to Christianity.
He died on 16 January 2015 at Ahwa, Dang district, Gujarat.〔〔
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