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About Me

My Personal Connection: Pushing Limits for Potential
This marathon is my way of physically pushing my limits, much like the children and communities ABET supports push past their own barriers every day. I'm running because I believe in giving every mind the tools it needs to succeed. My 21.1 km journey represents the dedication required to overcome challenges and reach new milestones—a dedication ABET fosters in thousands of lives annually.

How Your Support Fuels My Run
Running a half marathon requires months of dedication, and knowing that your support is behind me is the greatest motivation. Your donation will directly translate into tangible impact:

Small contributions fund educational materials for inclusive learning.

Medium contributions support community awareness workshops on mental health.

Large contributions help provide vital menstrual hygiene resources through Project Ujaas.

Every single rupee will help ABET create a more inclusive, mentally aware, and educated India.

Please, help me turn my sweat into success for the Aditya Birla Education Trust.

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A Marathon for Minds: Support My Run for the Aditya Birla Education Trust!
Dear Friends, Family, and Supporters,

I will be running the Half Marathon (21.1 km) at the Tata Mumbai Marathon (TMM). This isn't just about covering kilometres; it's about making every single stride count for a cause I deeply believe in: the transformative work of the Aditya Birla Education Trust (ABET).

Why ABET? The Power of Holistic Education
When I chose my charity partner, I looked for an organisation that understood that education is more than just textbooks. ABET’s mission aligns perfectly with a future where every young person is empowered to learn, thrive, and be mentally well.

They champion three critical areas of social change:

? Mental Health (Mpower): They actively work to end the stigma around mental health, providing essential awareness, advocacy, and care services for students and communities.

? Inclusive Learning: They establish pioneering schools and support centres for children with learning difficulties, ensuring that every child has a tailored environment to reach their full potential.

? Breaking Taboos (Ujaas): They are driving social change by addressing period poverty and empowering adolescent girls and women with crucial menstrual health and hygiene management knowledge.

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