Rahul M K, a 37-year-old construction worker from Balussery, and Manjusha C, 28, from Thamarassery, are entering a union that stands as a powerful testament to compassion triumphing over circumstance. Manjusha’s reality is stark; her home is one of the rare households in Kerala still without electricity, a heartbreaking fact that came to light when the Hysora team realized she could only be seen via the weak glow of a mobile screen during initial video verification. Her struggle is compounded by a speech impediment, which cut short her education and limited her social interactions, leaving her family—supported solely by her father Madhavan’s daily wage labor—in a state of anxious uncertainty. Rahul, who supports his mother Radha after the loss of his father, brings the stability of a steady career in the construction sector. During the verification visit, accompanied by his brother, Rahul saw the depth of Manjusha’s poverty and understood her personal challenges firsthand but accepted her without hesitation. His decision to become the literal and metaphorical “light” in a home that has lived in darkness makes this match one of the most profound and touching alliances in the Hysora initiative.