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Sonu Sood to give wings to IAS aspirants' dreams
The Bollywood star comes up with initiative to sponsor education of students in honour of his late mother
Inspired by his late mother, the Dabangg actor has decided to support IAS aspirants to pursue their dreams through Professor Saroj Sood Scholarships.
Sood intended to carry the legacy created by her forward on 13th death anniversary of his mother. Under the programme affiliated with a university, scholarships will be available to students for online and on-campus courses. View this post on Instagram
Taking to Instagram, the actor-philanthropist shared, "October 13; 13 years since my mother passed away. She left behind a legacy of education. On her anniversary today, I pledge to support IAS aspirants reach their goals thru Prof Saroj Sood Scholarships. Seeking blessings Miss u maa."
Earlier, the 47-year-old actor had helped the students of a village in Haryana to attend online classes by sending smartphones to them. Sood had also helped JEE and NEET aspirants to travel to their exam centres.
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