A local foundation, Eshwar Foundation, has stepped up to support the educational aspirations of 80 underprivileged students. Each student has been awarded a scholarship of ₹5,000. This initiative, now in its sixth year, highlights the foundation's commitment to providing financial aid to students pursuing ITI and engineering courses.

Solapur, 10th [Month] - The Eshwar Foundation is launching a new scholarship scheme to support children of Telugu-speaking loom and beedi workers in Solapur. The scheme will provide scholarships ranging from ₹5,000 to ₹10,000 to students who have cleared their 10th or 12th standard and are pursuing diploma, degree, engineering, or ITI courses. Eligibility Criteria and Application Process.
To be eligible, students must have secured a minimum of 70% marks in their 10th or 12th standard and at least 60% marks in ITI, diploma, engineering, or D. Pharmacy courses. Interested students can apply through the Google form.

A group of dedicated social workers came together to establish the Eshwar Foundation. The foundation provides financial assistance to underprivileged Telugu-speaking students. They also strive to help these students find suitable jobs based on their skills. Every year, needy and bright students pursuing diploma and engineering courses are awarded scholarships of ₹5,000. Over the past five years, the Eshwar Foundation has assisted over 500 students.
Satish Kurapati, a native of Solapur and currently residing in Dubai, is the founder of this foundation. Along with him, Shrihari Kurapati, Dattatray Galpalli, Shrikanth Bhimanath, Suresh Ganji, Sudhakar Yemul, Sudarshan Yanagal, Lakshmi Yanagal, Raju Yanagal, Shrihari Purud, and Srinivas Bura are actively involved in the foundation's work.

The Eshwar Foundation will be providing assistance to needy Telugu-speaking students. Students who have scored a minimum of 70% in their 12th-grade exams or 60% in ITI, Diploma, D. Pharm, or Engineering should apply. Please contact 9561121474 for more information.