Forty students—20 boys and 20 girls—from Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) schools have been selected to train under cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar at the Sachin Tendulkar Cricket Academy, Dr. D.Y. Patil Stadium. The students were chosen after a three-day selection camp in Nerul, where over 1,100 students participated.
The cricket icon and Bharat Ratna awardee also inaugurated a free scientific cricket training program for NMMC school students at the academy. The initiative, aimed at nurturing young cricketing talent, will provide structured coaching to aspiring players. Speaking at the event, Tendulkar praised NMMC, teachers, and parents for encouraging young talent and expressed confidence that this program would shape future cricket stars.
Recalling his journey, Tendulkar shared how his brother identified his talent and sent him to train under Coach Ramakant Achrekar. He stressed the importance of mentorship and urged parents to support children not just in success but also during challenges. “The journey in sports is driven either by the mind or the heart. A heart-driven journey overcomes obstacles and leads to true success,” he said, inspiring students to pursue cricket with passion.
Under the guidance of Academy Chief Coach Atul Gaikwad, a three-day selection camp was conducted, where over 1,100 students from municipal schools were assessed. From these, 240 were shortlisted, and finally, 20 boys and 20 girls were chosen for a year-long free training program. As part of the initiative, the training will be completely free for NMMC school students; each selected student will receive a free cricket kit, and the training sessions will be held at Dr. D.Y. Patil Stadium.
NMMC Commissioner Dr. Kailas Shinde expressed gratitude to Sachin Tendulkar and the academy for supporting municipal school students. “Persistent effort makes anything possible. I urge students to make the most of this golden opportunity,” he said. With this initiative, NMMC aims to develop young sports talent at the grassroots level, ensuring that future cricket stars emerge from Navi Mumbai.
Growing up, Sara Tendulkar remembers her grandmother, Annabel Mehta, deeply involved in non-profit Apnalaya, working to better the lives of underprivileged children in Mumbai. As a child, Sara would accompany her grandmother to Children’s Day events and marathons, keenly aware of the differences and her own privilege. In 2019, her father, cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar, and her mother, Dr Anjali Tendulkar, started the Sachin Tendulkar Foundation (STF) to empower underprivileged children through sports, health, and education. So far, over 1.1 lakh children have benefitted from various initiatives across 15 states. STF has partnered with over 14 NGOs to create long-term measurable impact. These include Hi5, SR10 Global Academy, Yuwa, Manndeshi, and Shreeja for sport; Ekam, SRCC, Inga, Makunda, Sai Aashraya, and Parivaar for healthcare; and VVY, Parivaar, and SHIF for education. Recently, Sara officially joined the Sachin Tendulkar Foundation as a director. Sara, who holds an MA in Clinical and Public Health Nutrition from University College London, and will work to drive impactful changes in healthcare, sports, and education across India. In an interview with SocialStory, Sara Tendulkar outlines the STF’s focus on sports, healthcare, and education, and speaks of carrying forward the philanthropic legacy of her family. Edited excerpts: SocialStory (SS): The Sachin Tendulkar Foundation (STF) was launched in 2019. What inspired its creation? Sara Tendulkar (ST): My family has always believed in giving back to society. My grandmother, after moving to India from the UK, dedicated her life to Apnalaya, an NGO focused on supporting underprivileged children. My mother, a pediatrician, has always prioritised children’s healthcare. My father has always believed in giving back to society. For years, my parents were involved in various charitable initiatives, but they realised that a structured approach would create greater impact. In 2019, they officially launched STF to ensure that their philanthropic work was strategic, sustainable, and far-reaching. At its heart, STF is about creating opportunities for children across India—giving them access to quality education, healthcare, and sports so they can lead better and more fulfilling lives. SS: STF focuses on sports, healthcare, and education. Why were these three areas chosen? ST: The foundation’s pillars are deeply rooted in our family’s values. My father has always believed that every child should have access to sports. My mother, as a pediatrician, has seen how early medical intervention can transform a child’s future. My grandfather, a professor, always emphasised that education is the foundation of empowerment. These values resonate with the family, and naturally became the core pillars of STF. SS: What are some key projects STF is working on right now? ST: We have partnered with 14 NGOs across 15+ states, focusing on projects that create long-term, measurable impact. Some of our most significant initiatives include:Children of the Sachin Tendulkar Foundation’s (STF) Sports for Development programs got a unique opportunity to observe cricket greats in action on the field.
Children of the Sachin Tendulkar Foundation’s (STF) Sports for Development programs got a unique opportunity to observe cricket greats in action on the field, as per the release from International Masters League (IML). Their pride was visible as they walked out onto the field at DY Patil Stadium alongside the India Masters and England Masters teams and stood to attention next to Sachin Tendulkar as the National Anthem played. A battle of skill, strategy and cricketing nostalgia unfolded as the yesteryear cricketing stars assembled under the floodlights of a packed DY Patil Stadium here to witness the India Masters riding on an all-round brilliance to convincingly beat England Masters by 9 wickets in another enthralling International Masters League 2025 affair.
India’s hunt for 133 began with a vintage touch of the little master Sachin Tendulkar, slamming five boundaries and a six for his 34 off 21 deliveries to raise the tempo with a 75-run opening partnership in mere 7 overs with Gurkeerat Singh Mann, who was equally aggressive with an unbeaten 35-ball 63.
The electric atmosphere at the stadium came to a brief standstill once Sachin made his way back to the pavilion, after being caught by Tim Ambrose off Chris Schofield, with the crowd, roaring just moments ago, falling into stunned silence.
However, the arrival of the dangerous Yuvraj Singh changed the mood as he brought back the cheers, with a gigantic six over midwicket off the second ball he faced from the English leg-spinner. The southpaw seemed to be in a hurry to finish off things, smoking four boundaries to finish off on an unbeaten 14-ball 27, and more importantly stitched a 57-run undefeated stand with Gurkeerat to take India Masters home in just 11.4 overs.
Earlier, the third match of the inaugural IML served up a classic as Sachin Tendulkar’s India Masters invited Eoin Morgan’s England Masters to bat after electing to field in the high-stakes battle.
The decision seemed to have paid off for the hosts when Abhimanyu Mithun struck in the third over with the wicket of stumper Phil Mustard (8) before Dhawal Kulkarni joined the party by dismissing Morgan for a 13-ball 14, to leave the visitors in a spot of bother inside the powerplay.
Tim Ambrose and Darren Maddy took charge of the proceedings after the early dismissals of the opening combo, and the duo put up a calculative 43-run stand for the third wicket to stabilise the innings, before left-arm spinner Pawan Negi struck twice in a span of two overs to keep India ahead in the contest.
While Ambrose contributed with a 22-ball 23, Maddy came up with 25 off 24 balls before falling to the same bowler. Tim Bresnan struck a couple of boundaries during his 19-ball 16 before being packed off by Kulkarni.
With half the side back in the dugout for 89 runs, England needed some late order blitzkriegs but India’s disciplined bowling attack did not allow any freebies, as Vinay Kumar got rid of the dangerous Dimitri Mascarenhas for single digits, before Mithun and Kulkarni struck again to remove Chris Tremlett for an 8-ball 16, and Steven Finn (1). Towards the end, Chris Schofield’s undefeated 8-ball 18 gave the tourists the much-needed push.
For India, Dhawal Kulkarni was the pick of the bowlers, returning impressive figures of 3/21, while Abhimanyu Mithun and Pawan Negi bagged two wickets apiece. Vinay Kumar picked up a wicket for the home side.
It was in 2023 that Anjali and Sachin Tendulkar met Bill Gates during the latter’s visit to Mumbai. They found common ground in their thoughts on philanthropy and child health giving shape to a collaboration between the Sachin Tendulkar Foundation (STF) and the Gates Foundation (GF) to support holistic growth of children, according to a release from STF.
The collaboration was formalized recently when the STF and GF signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to jointly tackle issues in healthcare, nutrition, education, and rural development, with a particular emphasis on those impacting children. This partnership will drive synergy between GF’s and STF’s expertise, resources and local insights to drive meaningful outcomes across India.
The Sachin Tendulkar Foundation, established in 2019 by Anjali and Sachin Tendulkar, has focused on improving access to healthcare, education, and sports for underprivileged children. Over the years, STF has worked with various NGOs and institutions, impacting over 100,000 lives and its journey reflects a commitment to creating innumerable opportunities for the next generation.
Earlier, the Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates shared a video with Indian cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar, captioned “A snack break before we get to work,” as per a video posted by Gates on Instagram.
In the video, Gates and Tendulkar were seen enjoying vada pav together while sitting on a bench. The clip concludes with the caption, “Serving soon.” Reflecting on his visit to India, Gates wrote in his blog, “I came away with new ideas because India is full of smart, ambitious people tackling some of the world’s hardest problems in creative ways.”
Tendulkar, famously known as the ‘God of Cricket,’ still holds the records for the most runs in Test and One-Day Internationals (ODIs), along with the unique achievement of scoring 100 international centuries. Renowned for his exceptional skills and mastery of cricket, he entertained fans across the globe from 1989 to 2013.
The Mumbai-born cricketer made his Test debut on November 15, 1989, at just 16 years old, and played his first ODI on December 18 of the same year. Across 664 international appearances, he scored a total of 34,357 runs at an average of 48.52, remaining the highest run-scorer in international cricket. His 100 centuries and 164 half-centuries remain unmatched in the sport’s history.
Tendulkar was the first cricketer to score a double century in ODIs and played a record 200 Test matches. In ODIs, he accumulated 18,426 runs at an average of 44.83, including 49 centuries and 96 half-centuries. In Tests, he amassed 15,921 runs at an average of 53.78, with 51 centuries and 68 fifties.
A key member of India’s ICC Cricket World Cup-winning squad in 2011, Tendulkar fulfilled his lifelong dream of lifting the prestigious trophy after making his World Cup debut in 1992. From 2008 to 2013, he represented the Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League (IPL), helping them clinch the title in 2013. (ANI)
I have always believed sport to be one of the simplest ways to obtain maximum joy. In a developing nation like ours, where there are still places with less opportunities for children to enjoy the joys and freedom of childhood, sport offers a much-needed break from daily hardships. For children who face several challenges growing up and need to support their families, the opportunity to play a sport, any sport, can be life changing. It can generate hope, confidence and joy that helps them go further than they ever imagined.
By ‘sport,’ I do not mean competitive sport at the highest professional levels, although that is always a possibility. I mean ‘sport’ as play, as an outlet for every child’s inborn competitive spirit and creativity. At the Sachin Tendulkar Foundation, Sports for Development (S4D) is one of our three pillars, alongside health and education. We believe playing sport gives children the chance to discover their potential.
The benefits of ‘sport’ and ‘play’ on children’s development have been widely documented by organisations like UNICEF and should not be limited to those who can afford lessons, equipment, and classes. That is why the Sachin Tendulkar Foundation brings sport to children in underserved and overlooked communities across our country. And I have seen the successes that have resulted from our efforts.
Some of the children the Foundation serves live in the tribal area of Jawhar in Maharashtra, without easy access to running water or reliable electricity. Their parents work as daily wage labourers and their families focus on survival, not on long-term plans for the future.
Girls are expected to help at home, are rarely given a chance to play, and are married early. Yet, through sports training and mentorship provided by the STF, children like Kavita and Prakash’s confidence has grown and they realised they could achieve much more than what society expects from them. Today, both have become the first in their families to complete their Bachelor’s degrees, and Prakash now works at a private company.
In the tribal villages of West Bengal, where certain societal ills are prevalent, Sonali, Baisakhi, Purnima, and Swapna started to play football as part of our S4D initiative. They competed in tournaments and put the skills and leadership they developed to good use both on and off the field. Sonali plays for the Kolkata First Division League and is in her second year of college. Baisakhi is also in her second year at Bardhaman University and plays in the university team.
Purnima is preparing to sit for her police entrance examinations and Swapna fought against her alcoholic father to be allowed to continue her education and play football. Today, she is sitting for her Class XII board exams, is teaching children in her village, and was part of the Shreeja India Team that won the Reliance Foundation Youth Sports league 2025. Through sport, all these girls discovered their talents and have given back to their families and communities. Many parents were initially hesitant to allow their children to participate in sports because they didn’t think it had any value, but they have since been tremendously proud as their sons and daughters achieved milestones that they thought were impossible.
Some might not have ever imagined a future beyond daily wage labour for their children, and yet today, they see them pursuing higher education, stable careers, and financial independence.
Parents have told us things like, “I am learning along with my children,” or “no sense in discriminating between boys and girls, both need to study and get ahead in life,” and “we told our daughter we won’t stand in her way.”
Anyone who has experienced the power of sports can make a difference by giving back in any way they can. For some, it may be funding and philanthropy. For others, it can be providing a safe space to play or offer mentorship. These can be lifechanging for a child who has never had either. The joy of playing lies in the freedom provided to the children, the sense that we are all equal, and the exhilaration of trying to do your best. When I think of children in India’s remotest corners, I imagine them running free, dreaming without limits, and knowing they belong. As responsible citizens, we can ensure that every child has the chance to experience this. Together — one field, one coach, one child at a time — we can create a future where every young Indian has the opportunity to thrive and create a better future for themselves, their families, communities, and our country.
(SACHIN TENDULKAR HAS WRITTEN THIS ARTICLE ON THE OCCASION OF INTERNATIONAL DAY OF SPORT FOR DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE)
The Sachin Tendulkar Foundation has marked five years of serving the less privileged and the needy in in the areas of health, education, and sports. Coldplay singer Chris Martin attended a close-knit celebration of five year anniversary of the Sachin Tendulkar Foundation in Mumbai on Wednesday. Sachin recently attended the Coldplay concert in Mumbai. Chris meets Sachin The official Instagram handle of the Sachin Tendulkar Foundation shared a picture in which Sachin, his wife Anjali Tendulkar, and daughter Sara Tendulkar posed with Chris. The caption stated, “Five years into this journey of making sports, health and education accessible, we reflect on how far we’ve come. It’s still early days, yet we’re proud of the progress made, made possible by an incredible set of partners who share our vision. Thank you to all the well-wishers who joined us, including Chris Martin, for making this milestone special. Together, we aspire to scale greater heights and continue to #5hineBrighterTogether.” The Sachin Tendulkar Foundation, established by Sachin and Anjali Tendulkar, has marked five years of serving the less privileged and the needy in in the areas of health, education, and sports for development. To celebrate the occasion, the STF organised a closed-knit celebration at the Bombay Club. It was attended by Coldplay singer Chris Martin, who engaged in a private conversation with Sachin, a press release by the STF stated. Chris donned a dapper look as he wore an all-black outfit paired with white sneakers. He congratulated Sachin for the achievement and his commitment to ensuring better living for the needy with primary focus areas of health, education, and sports for children. The theme of the evening, “Shine Brighter Together” shed light on the Foundation’s core idea of impacting lives, especially children through sports, health and education. As for Sara Tendulkar, who recently donned the mantle of Director at the Foundation, this evening marked her first official engagement.Marking half a decade of serving the less-privileged and the needy in ways that enable them to believe and take the lead, the Sachin Tendulkar Foundation (STF) held a close-knit celebration in Mumbai at The Bombay Club.
Tributes and acknowledgements from friends, family, well-wishers, and non-profit partners, paved the event as STF reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring better living with primary focus areas of health, education, and sports for children.
The theme of the evening, “Shine Brighter Together” shed light on the Foundation’s core idea of impacting lives, especially children through sports, health and education.
For Sara Tendulkar, daughter of former India cricketer Sachin Tendulkar, who recently donned the mantle of Director at the Foundation, the evening was her first official engagement. Stepping on the path shown by her parents at such a young age, Sara brings in a fresh perspective of connecting with the youth and helping them take flight with their aspirations.
Reflecting on her family’s commitment to bettering lives and the transformative potential of the Foundation’s initiatives, Sara said, ” Growing up, I was always inspired by my family, who shaped my understanding of the power of giving. I had the opportunity to witness the Foundation’s work and see the spark of hope that lights up in the lives of not just the children but entire families. Over the last five years, the Sachin Tendulkar Foundation has touched over 100,000 young lives, and that’s a hundred thousand reasons to keep going. I am grateful to everyone who believed in us and stood by our side to make this journey possible,” as quoted by the press release from STF.
“As Director, I cannot wait to build on what my parents started and make sure that every little dream gets noticed and nurtured. I look forward to this journey as we light up a world of possibilities for children who are the future,” she added.
A short film introduced the guests to the Foundation’s work. The audience was enlightened on the continued dedication of the Tendulkars and STF towards a shared dream of empowering the young dreamers, through strategic partnerships. The work done by the 15+ NGO partners who STF collaborates with was acknowledged and applauded.
Coldplay’s Chris Martin was in attendance and engaged in a Tete-a-tete, on stage with Sachin Tendulkar.
Pressing on the Foundation’s journey, Sachin Tendulkar shared, “When I walked back to the pavilion one last time, I had an inkling in my mind that my innings was far from over. Anjali and I had this vision to do something to ease living for the less privileged and give young dreamers some assistance to believe in themselves and take flight. We realized that the germination of the idea was easier than implementing it. Eventually, STF came into being and now we’ve traversed half a decade of doing our bit. The journey is in full swing and with Sara leading the way now, I am confident that STF will continue to transform million dreams into reality and give wings to the doers.”
Starting with a humble vision of connecting with people and assisting them in realizing their full potential, STF is at the threshold to expand its sports-for-development initiatives multi-fold, so that millions more children and youth across the corners get benefitted.
The futuristic vision looks at creating more advanced infrastructure in rural areas, strengthening healthcare access for children through collaborations with local hospitals and authorities, and introducing innovative education programs aimed at bridging opportunity gaps and skill development. By merging the core vision with a new zeal, STF aims to make the next decade a decade of fulfilling ‘billions of dreams.’ (ANI)
The new facility, inaugurated by the Tendulkar family, features courts for basketball and badminton, indoor wrestling and boxing areas, and hostels athletes.
The Sachin Tendulkar Foundation (STF), in collaboration with its partner Mann Deshi Champions, inaugurated a modern sporting facility in Satara, Maharashtra this week. The event marked Sara Tendulkar’s first visit as a director of STF, showcasing her commitment to taking the foundation’s mission forward.
The new facility, inaugurated by Sachin Tendulkar, Anjali Tendulkar and Sara Tendulkar features world-class amenities including courts for basketball and badminton, indoor wrestling and boxing areas, classrooms, administration offices, and hostels for 150 athletes. This development aims to empower rural youth by providing them with access to high-quality sports training and opportunities.
Sara Tendulkar, accompanied by her parents, expressed her admiration for the transformative impact of sports on young lives and shared some moments with the children there.
Mann Deshi Champions has a proven track record of nurturing rural talent, with over 100 athletes joining the army, police, forest, and railways through their programs. Alumni such as Dada and Ajinath Shingade, 1500m national silver medalists are now serving in the armed forces, and national medalist wrestler Aru Khandekar, exemplify the program’s success.
Looking ahead, Mann Deshi Champions plans to expand its reach by building 50 playgrounds in Dantewara, Chhattisgarh, training over 300 athletes, and certifying 2,000 government school sports coaches at the new facility in the coming year.
STF, established in 2019 by Sachin and Dr. Anjali Tendulkar, is dedicated to transforming lives through initiatives in sports, health, and education. With Sara Tendulkar now at the helm, the foundation is poised to scale its efforts further, ensuring equitable opportunities for underprivileged children across India.
Sara Tendulkar, armed with global expertise, takes on a key role at her cricket legend father’s foundation that works on health care, sports and education initiatives.
Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar recently shared the news with his fans. His daughter, Sara Tendulkar, has officially joined the Sachin Tendulkar Foundation as a director.
Sachin expressed his joy in a heartfelt social media post, highlighting how Sara’s academic background and global exposure will contribute to the foundation’s mission.
Sara, who holds an MA in Clinical and Public Health Nutrition from University College London, will work to drive impactful changes in health care, sports, and education across India.
Her father wrote that global learning had come full circle with Sara now channeling her expertise and passion into a cause that aims to make a meaningful difference in the lives of many.
What does the Sachin Tendulkar Foundation do?
The Sachin Tendulkar Foundation, established in 2019 by Sachin Tendulkar and his wife, Dr Anjali Tendulkar, focuses on improving the lives of children across India. The foundation has a special focus on children born with cleft lip and palate impairments, working to restore their smiles and provide them with a better future.
By facilitating surgeries and post-operative care, the foundation gives these children a chance to live with dignity and confidence.
In addition to health care, the foundation is passionate about promoting sports as a tool for empowerment. Since its early years, it has supported Hi5, a basketball program aimed at providing opportunities for tribal children to excel in life.
The foundation also connects institutions, people, and resources to create sustainable change, ensuring every child has access to equal opportunities.
Sara Tendulkar’s involvement in the foundation is not only a professional step but also shows her commitment to societal well-being.
Apart from her academic achievements, Sara is also quite active on social media, where she often shares updates from her life. Recently, she posted photos of a luxurious vacation in Istanbul.
Beyond social media, Sara has also voiced her concerns about important issues, such as the RG Kar Medical College rape and murder case in Kolkata.
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New Delhi [India], September 13: With an aim to empower young students, Spreading Happiness InDiya Foundation (SHIF), a collaboration between cricketing icon Sachin Tendulkar (through Sachin Tendulkar Foundation – STF) and Schneider Electric India, a leader in digital energy management and next-generation automation, have reached a major milestone in their mission to empower young minds in rural areas through digital education. Through the flagship SMITA program, the Foundation has positively impacted 60,000 students across 300+ schools in India. Inspired by the success and in celebration of World Literacy Day, SHIF has committed to revitalising 500 rural government schools by 2025. It aims to touch the lives of more than 100,000 young learners across aspirational blocks of India.
At the heart of the SMITA program are ‘Digital’ classrooms, designed to bring digital education to rural areas while promoting sustainability. Till date, SHIF has equipped 300 schools with Digital classrooms, situated in some of the remotest corners of the country, also serve as hubs for fostering a community of ‘Green Ambassadors’ who are empowered to take proactive climate action. These classrooms, powered by renewable energy sources like solar, offer cutting-edge infrastructure and virtual training opportunities, helping schools reduce operational costs and expand access to quality education through virtual training.
Highlighting the importance of expanding digital education access, Sachin Tendulkar expressed, “The Spreading Happiness InDiya Foundation is dedicated to narrowing the digital gap by granting students access to high-quality education, while also imparting the significance of sustainability. SMITA program signifies our dedication to cultivating a generation of responsible and knowledgeable citizens who will guide us towards a sustainable future. Through the foundation, we are working to ensure that every child, regardless of their location, possesses the resources necessary to thrive in the contemporary world.”
Access to quality education is an integral pillar for achieving holistic sustainable development. The evolving digital world has necessitated the timely modernisation and upgradation of educational infrastructure for keeping the students ahead of the learning curve.
In line with this goal, Deepak Sharma, Zone President – Greater India, MD & CEO, Schneider Electric India, stated, “Schneider Electric is an impact-driven company, and education is fundamental for creating a lasting, sustainable impact. We believe that access to energy and education is a fundamental human right. Our Digital classrooms exemplify our commitment to leading energy and environmental conservation to empower rural communities. We have already positively impacted 60,000 children in 300 schools and aim to transform 500 schools by 2025. We are honoured to partner with Sachin Tendulkar to educate and empower our next generation, driving actions on climate change and sustainability.”
The SMITA Program is committed towards nurturing an ecosystem of ‘Green Ambassadors’ through its interactive learning program on Environment and Energy conservation. This program is tailored to inform and educate students to make judicious and eco-friendly choices in their daily lives.
The innovative SMITA program by SHIF is making a positive impact on government schools in 12 states like Uttarakhand, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, and Karnataka including some aspirational district blocks. The Foundation is dedicated to ensuring uninterrupted learning by making education available to students in regional languages.
About Spreading Happiness InDiya Foundation (SHIF)
Spreading Happiness InDiya Foundation (SHIF) is a collaboration between Sachin Tendulkar (https://sachintendulkar.com/), through Sachin Tendulkar Foundation,(STF) and Schneider Electric India (https://www.se.com/in/en/), the leader in the digital transformation of energy management and automation. Sachin Tendulkar Foundation is the Tendulkar family’s philanthropic platform, aimed towards creating a better world for children, through interventions in health, education and sports. These institutions have come together to provide Energy Autonomy to rural India through Renewable Energy. With a vision to “Spread Happiness” and build a sustainable tomorrow, SHIF is presently involved in providing access to energy, solar-powered “Digital” classrooms, and creating awareness about the judicious use of resources in rural communities of India.
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