Beed Mother Runs to Win Prize Money for Daughters’ Education
- Ramabai Ranveer, a 47-year-old woman from Ambajogai, Maharashtra, won a marathon running barefoot and wearing a saree, beating younger runners in sports attire.
- She removed her slipping slippers during the race and continued barefoot, winning a prize of Rs 3,000.
- Ramabai plans to use the prize money to fund her daughters' education.
- She works as a cook at an academy and supports her daughters after her husband's death, with the academy waiving fees for her elder daughter due to her dedication.
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Champion Ramabai Ranbir, 47, runs marathon barefoot in saree to help pay for daughter's education
Maharashtra woman runs marathon barefoot to fund daughters' education, wins it
Ramabai Ranveer from Maharashtra's Beed district won the Amrit Daud marathon after running barefoot in a saree. She said the Rs 3,000 prize money would go towards buying books for her daughters.
In Ambajogai, Beed district, 47-year-old Ramabai Ranveer won first place by running a barefoot marathon to support her daughters' education. After her husband's death, Ramabai, who is responsible for her two daughters, works as a cook at an academy. When her slippers slipped, she ran barefoot and won the first prize of three thousand rupees.
She had no shoes, but a dream for her daughters: 47-year-old mother runs marathon barefoot to fund their education with the prize money
Trending News: Ramabai Ranveer, a 47-year-old mother from Ambajogai in Maharashtra’s Beed district, won a local marathon while running barefoot. She won the marathon.
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