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Story of transformation of an orphan boy to an officer and a good citizen.

Story of transformation of an orphan boy to an officer and a good citizen.

… I learnt moral principles at Deepstambh Manobal , which also provided me with education and character development. My Deepsthambh family transformed my life…

Mrunal won a bronze medal in chess at the Para Asian Games for Persons with Disabilities. She has participated in many national and international level sports events. She has shown dedication towards her game and studies. Mrunal is currently working in Bank of Maharashtra.

Mrunal Pande

(Visually Impaired)
Para Asian Olympic Player
Nagpur

A Story of Unstoppable Resilience – Farhan Jamadar, a differently-abled achiever from Kolhapur, has turned adversity into triumph. Despite facing significant challenges, including a modest background and physical disability, Farhan achieved a remarkable UPSC rank of 191.With a B.Tech degree in hand and parents working as daily wage laborers, today, he is training at the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA), ready to serve the nation as an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer.

Farhan Jamadar

(Visually Impaired)
IAS

Prashant’s determination has brought a remarkable transformation to his life, sparing him from a sense of being lost. He expresses deep gratitude to those who contribute to the education of students like him. This year, he achieved a significant milestone as a Probationary Officer in Canara Bank. Despite facing the challenges of polio and financial constraints, Prashant worked as a rickshaw driver to support his education and household expenses. With the help of Deepstambh, Manobal he overcame obstacles and pursued his dream career.

Prashant Kedare

(Orthopedically Impaired)
Bank PO

In the face of an abrupt accident that left her half-paralyzed and the unfortunate loss of her father, Mohini, a girl without eyesight, found herself in a challenging fate. However, Deepstambh, Manobal became her guiding light, teaching he the art of resilience. Overcoming countless hurdles, Mohini has become an officer at the SBI. This remarkable journey, made possible by a this initiative, signifies our collective fight against societal darkness, illuminating the lives of many others.

Mohini Sharma

(Visually Impaired)
Bank PO

Anjali one of our student’s, has achieved an incredible feat despite being visually impaired. She has successfully passed the UPSC CSE and is on her way to becoming an IAS officer. We are proud of her dedication and determination. We are also truly grateful for the support and guidance of our teachers and all others who contributed to this cause and made our dream come true.

Anjali Sharma

(Visually Impaired)
IAS

Rajesh is an Andhra Pradesh native orphan resident who lost both hands in an accident as a child. Accidentally he arrived in Mumbai by train. Police placed him in an orphanage. In the ashram, he finished his education up to the tenth grade. To pursue his enormous desire for a higher education and job, he later joined Deepstambh Foundation Manobal. Rajesh has completed his B.Tech. in computer science. Currently he is working in Tata Consultancy Services as an engineer.

Rajesh Pillay

(Orthopedically Impaired, Orphan)
Software Engineer

Veena Kashid is from Satara. She belongs to the transgender community. Transgender individuals have long been marginalized in society, and deprived of education, employment, and opportunities. Initially, she dreamed of becoming a police officer, but family challenges and gender inequality made her doubt this dream. When she heard that Deepstambh Manobal offers guidance and higher education opportunities, she immediately joined. The institute provided a supportive environment, boosting her confidence to pursue competitive exams. This year she achieved a significant milestone & has been currently selected as a PSI. (Police Sub Inspector

Veena Kashid

(Transgender)
PSI

Pandurang Rathod has deformed hands and legs since birth but he has learned to write with them. After his 12th standard, he joined Manobal to train for competitive examinations. He believes his training at Manobal helped him get the boost he needed. He is now a Junior Auditor in the Co-operation department.

Pandurang Rathod

(Physically challenged)
Junior Auditor
Nanded

Nisha Khare is a strong and honest woman, who, at a very young age, lost her vision partially and was orphaned. She considers challenges as a boon in her life. Currently, she is a State Tax Inspector, in Mumbai. As she dreams to achieve more and pursues her training for UPSC examinations at Deepstambh’s Manobal project , she stands confident. She believes Manobal is a pillar of strength that lifts up underprivileged students and gives them a safe space, where even their state of mind is understood and guided in the right direction. She says, “I am an asset at my workplace. I always seek new opportunities and through my hard work, want to break the notion that blind people are a liability.”  

Nisha Khare

(Visually Impaired)
Sales Tax Inspector
Mumbai

The financial situation was very bad everywhere due to the lockdown. After his father’s suicide, his mother took up all the responsibilities of the home. He could not take online training because he didn’t have a mobile phone. Under Deepstambh’s Akshay Shikshan Abhiyan, Pavan received a mobile phone, as well anything else he needed for his online educations. He wants to become an administrative officer. 

Pavan Shimpi

Manobal Student
Jalgaon

Heena has polio since birth. She was unable to prepare for competitive exams along with her job. After joining Manobal, she got required guidance and support through the various group discussions and test series. Various reference books, made available to her at Deepstambh also helped her in preparing for the exams. 

Heena Mukrab Shaikh

(Physically challenged.)
Talathi
Latur

Vamika comes from Pathankot, Punjab. She completed her schooling from Pathankot and at present, she is pursuing her Political Science degree from Lady Shri Ram College for women, University of Delhi. She is enrolled with Manobal for her civil services exam preparations. She remarks that at Manobal, she has experienced, a teaching-learning system, wherein the differently-abled students are treated as equals. 

Vamika Sharma

(Visually Impaired)
Pathankot

Deepak grew up in an orphanage. He wasn’t able to get the opportunity to prepare for his education anywhere else. He believes Deepastambh gave him not only educational opportunities but also provided family intimacy to orphans like him. He credits Manobal for enabling him to recognize his strength. 

Deepak Vadanere

Preparing for MPSC

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