Competitive exam books given to Class 12 students at Brahmapuri ashram school, with anti-addiction talk
Dr Sanjay Harshe's Manavkuti Jeevan Sanshodhan Kendra donated the books on October 5, and speakers warned students about the harm of addiction.
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Competitive examination books were distributed to Class 12 students at the aided secondary and higher secondary ashram school in Brahmapuri. Students were also given guidance on staying free of addiction.
The books were donated by the Manavkuti Jeevan Sanshodhan Kendra. Kendra president and principal Dr Sanjay Prabhakarrao Harshe distributed them on October 5, 2026, to Class 12 boys and girls of the aided secondary and higher secondary ashram school (Shri Rameshji Amle) on Wadsa Road, during Gandhi Jayanti week, which includes October 2. He thereby set an example of social service.
Dr Harshe is the grandson of martyr Gopalrao Harshe. He is a social worker and artist and has received the Dadasaheb Phalke Award, the Mahatma Gandhi Nobel Peace Award and the International Shantidoot Samajratna Award. He is also described as an actor, journalist, educationist and writer, and is associated with healthcare yoga, naturopathy, astrology, numerology and self-hypnosis.
The chief guests were Harsha Parvani, sub-divisional magistrate of Brahmapuri, and Dr Salame, chief officer of the Brahmapuri Municipal Council. Devidasji Jagnade, former principal of Go. Wa. College, Nagbhid, presided. Rameshji Amle, president of the Late Vithobaji Amle Adivasi Shikshan Sanstha, Brahmapuri, was also prominently present. The books were distributed in their presence and by their hands.
All the main speakers highlighted in particular how the harm of addiction falls on the individual, the family and society. The chief guests and the president spoke in their addresses about the importance of the competitive exam books. They explained in detail how students can become government officers by taking the MPSC and UPSC examinations.
Former principal Dr Sanjay Harshe gave the introduction and introduced the guests. Prof. Deshpande Sir conducted the programme and Prof. Dhakate Sir proposed the vote of thanks. The programme ended with the national anthem.
Last year, too, Dr Sanjay Harshe ran a socially useful initiative on Gandhi Jayanti. He then donated "Gandhi kathi" walking sticks to elderly and needy patients at Christanand Hospital and the government hospital.
