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Illuminating blind eyes

March 24, 2024

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Jasubhai Kavi extends a lifeline to visually impaired girls, illuminating their paths with hope. The performing arts centre paves the way for their pursuit of education, writes Dilip Singh Kshatriya

- Dilip Singh Kshatriya

Illuminating blind eyes

IN the radiant glow of his 76th year, Jasubhai Kavi continues to illuminate the path toward a brighter life for his blind brothers and sisters. His journey, intertwined with the tapestry of Gujarat's educational and intellectual evolution, serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration.

With unwavering determination, he established Gujarat's inaugural residential performing arts centre for blind girls in Ahmedabad, paving the way for their pursuit of higher education. Amid the boundless expanse of his dedication, Jasubhai's fervent efforts persist.

With the noble vessel of the 'RAAH FOUNDATION', he extended a lifeline to countless visually impaired girls, illuminating their paths with hope and opportunity His life story intricately intertwines with the educational and intellectual landscape of Gujarat over the past five decades. His remarkable contributions as a teacher, principal, and mentor have left an indelible mark on the history of education in the region.

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