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Ajinkya Rahane bats for P&G Shiksha programme

Rahane urged people to be Shiksha Superheroes by choosing P&G products and contribute to the education of underprivileged children.

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Published: Jun 28, 2016, 04:07 PM (IST)
Edited: Jun 28, 2016, 04:07 PM (IST)

Ajinkya Rahane also attended an event at the P&G Shiksha School © AFP
Ajinkya Rahane also attended an event at the P&G Shiksha School © AFP

Mumbai: Star batsman Ajinkya Rahane on Tuesday batted for P&G’s flagship Corporate Social Responsibility programme P&G Shiksha and emphasised the importance of education in the lives of children. P&G Shiksha has supported over 450 schools till date, reaching over 8,00,000 underprivileged children. In its 12th year, it launched “Shiksha Superheroes”, a campaign to acknowledge consumers, the real-life superheroes who make a simple brand choice of buying P&G products. Rahane also attended an event at the P&G Shiksha School. He urged people to be Shiksha Superheroes by choosing P&G products and contribute to the education of underprivileged children. Ajinkya Rahane: Anil Kumble’s tips will take Indian cricket forward

“I am glad to be given this wonderful opportunity of being a Shiksha Superhero and support the cause of education by P&G Shiksha. It is great to see that over the last 12 years, 1000 schools have been built and supported which will impact over 10 lakh children. Interacting with such bright minds from the P&G Shiksha School has been a wonderful and humbling experience. In my life, I am thankful to my education that gave me the discipline and drive to follow my dreams and has played a very important role in moulding me as an individual and a cricketer,” he added. Ajinkya Rahane excited about pink ball cricket

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