From Addiction to Advocacy: How One Man Built Bengaluru's Most Accessible Recovery Model

Narasappa's addiction strained his family for 11 years; a drunk-driving accident he caused injured four people; he has witnessed multiple deaths of abandoned patients during his career.

In the margins of Bengaluru's expanding healthcare economy, a man who once could not pay a Rs 1,200 fine has spent three decades quietly building what institutions often fail to offer: recovery rooted in recognition. Lakshminarayana Narasappa, sober for 32 years after eleven years of addiction, has treated thousands through centers that charge nothing to those who have nothing — a model born not from policy but from the particular knowledge of having been lost. His story asks what it means to transform suffering into structure, and whether lived experience might be among the most undervalued r

From Addiction to Advocacy: How One Man Built Bengaluru's Most Accessible Recovery Model

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