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It is said that there is no obstacle too big for a determined mind. The saying has again been proved right by a very determined Raju Kendre, who has won the prestigious Chevening Scholarship of the British Government under its international education programme.
Drawing from his personal experience, Kendre set up Eklavya India to mentor and lend a helping hand to first generation learners so that they can achieve their full potential
Recently, 28-year-old Raju Jijabai Aatmaram Kendre made headlines for winning the UK’s Chevening Scholarship in June this year. This is one of the most prestigious scholarships offered to international students and young changemakers looking to pursue higher studies in the country.
When Harshal Chavhan made it to IIT-Hyderabad for a master's degree in development studies after clearing a rigorous selection process, the 24-year-old's parents didn't share his joy.
A couple of days before Raju Kendre and I were scheduled to speak, I learned that he had been recognised by LinkedIn as one of the ‘Top Voices’ in the social impact category – another addition to an already long list of accolades.
The man behind the Eklavya India Foundation wants Dalits, Adivasis and nomadic tribes to be well represented at the world’s best universities