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  CONTACT: 
Devdas Adidela
  Ambedkar Scholarships
  (91)92462 03884 (Mobile)
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  www.ambedkarscholarship.org
  Ambedkar Scholarships Distributes 71 Scholarships of Rs.5,000 Each to Dalit 
Students on February 24, 2007 in Nizamabad, Andhra Pradesh, India  Nizamabad, 
Andhra Pradesh, India, February 20, 2007 ? Ambedkar Scholarships is set to 
distribute 71 scholarships of Rs.5,000 each to students from Dalit and 
scavenging communities in Andhra and Tamilnadu. 
  Ambedkar Scholarships was founded in 2003 by a Los Angeles based software 
professional Benjamin P Kaila, himself a Dalit, has attracted support and 
contributions from Dalit professionals as well as socially conscious non-Dalits 
all over the world. This year 71 scholarships of Rs.5,000 will distributed in a 
function at Munnur Kapu Kalyana Mandapam Pragatinagar, (Beside Kapila Hotel), 
Nizamabad on February 24, 2007 at 1.30 pm. In this function Dalit writer and 
scholar Kalaprapurna Dr Endluri Chinnaiah will be felicitated. Nizamabad 
collector Mr ISS Naresh will be the chief guest. Collector of Adialabad Mr R 
Subba, Nizamabad MP Mr Madhu Yakshi Goud, BSP state president Mr Surya Prakash 
and other dignitaries from AP, Tamilnadu, and Maharashtra will be present in 
the function.
   
  For more information on our activities please visit our website 
www.ambedkarscholarship.org , write to us at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or contact Mr 
Devdas at (91) 92462 03884 (mobile).  
  So far Ambedkar Scholarships helped 67 students in Andhra Pradesh in the past 
3 years. This year, Ambedkar Scholarships has inaugurated special scholarships 
for students from ?Scavenging? families, whose parents continued to be forced 
into manual cleaning of dry latrines, despite laws banning the practice. A few 
of these scholarships will be given to students from Tamlinadu as well. 
Ambedkar Scholarships also involved in helping victims of worst caste 
atrocities. 
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An educated man without character and humility was more dangerous than a beast. 
If his education was detrimental to the welfare of poor, he was a curse to 
society. 
-Babasaheb Dr B R Ambedkar
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