To mark the 88th death anniversary of Mother Ramai Ambedkar, the Ramai Foundation, Wardha, organized a meaningful and inspiring commemorative program. The event brought together eminent scholars, social activists, educators, and community members to reflect upon her legacy and the ongoing mission of social empowerment.
Distinguished Speakers and Leadership
The program featured Dr. Sukhdeo Thorat, a renowned educationist and former Chairman of the University Grants Commission (UGC). In his address, Dr. Thorat emphasized the transformative power of education in achieving social justice and equality. He highlighted the need for inclusive policies and continued efforts to uplift marginalized communities through access to quality education.
The event was presided over by Baba Hatekar, a respected senior activist from Dhule, Maharashtra, known for his long-standing commitment to social justice movements. In his presidential remarks, he encouraged the younger generation to carry forward the vision of social reform and community empowerment.
Honour for Nalanda Academy’s Founder Director
A proud and memorable moment of the event was the felicitation of Mr. Anoop Kumar, Founder Director of Nalanda Academy. He was honoured by the Ramai Foundation for his outstanding contributions to the field of education and his dedicated efforts toward empowering students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
This recognition stands as a testament to his unwavering commitment to creating equitable educational opportunities and fostering academic excellence among marginalized communities.
Carrying Forward the Legacy
The program not only paid tribute to Mother Ramai Ambedkar’s life and sacrifice but also reinforced the collective responsibility to continue working toward social reform, equality, and educational empowerment.
Nalanda Academy remains steadfast in its mission to uplift underprivileged communities through education, awareness, and sustained social engagement.
