Ajaya Bahadur Singh

The Foundation has opened doors for those students who are focused, goal-oriented, and diligent, but cannot afford tuition classes. Further, Mr Singh said that in 2018, around 18 students had qualified, and 12 of them were admitted to different medical colleges in Odisha. He feels alive by fulfilling the dreams of children. Mr Singh’s father was an Engineer & wanted his son to become a doctor but due to financial constraints, he could not pursue the medical. During that time, Mr Singh’s father had to undergo a Kidney transplant. For the treatment’s sake, Mr Singh had to sell off their property.

To support his family, he was not shy in telling that he once sold tea and graduated from Sociology Honors. However, his dream was to crack the medical exam & become a top-class doctor. Being a hard worker, he was preparing for his best. But could not do so because kidney failure of his father. After completing intermediate education, he used to sell soda-making machines. He also gave tuition to complete his education. However, after overcoming the financial crisis, Mr. Singh saw the dream to fulfill the dreams of needy students.

Ajaya Bahadur Singh

He mentions confidently that now he is in good condition and he is doing his best to help students who cannot afford the fee. He invites poor students to join the foundation. The foundation bears the expenses of their accommodation, food, studies as well as coaching medical entrance examinations.

In 2019, he taught 14 students for NEET and they all cleared the NEET exam. Krishna Mohanty – One of the 14 students of Zindagi qualified for the exam. His mother sells a local cake called ‘Pitha’ at Bhubaneswar’s ISCON temple. Krishna said that his father was ‘Rajmistri’, while his mother was a housewife and he was in sixth standard. But after the father’s death, the mother starts preparing ‘PITHA’. She always wanted to become a doctor, so she contacted Raj Sir and later joined the Zindagi batch, she scored 573 marks in the NEET exam 2019. Ms. Mohanty has been roped in by a government medical college after a 15,295 all-India rank in NEET.

Another achiever – Aniruddha Nayak who is from the Narasinghpur area of Cuttack district secured the highest rank in the 2018 batch of All India Rank (AIR) of 5662. Besides both of them, the list entails the following:

Abanikant Swain (8582), Sailendu Raut (9196), Sai Gourav Mohapatra (10558), Sudhansu Priyadarshini (14831), Omm Singh (16501), Amiya Ranjan Das (25361),  Rutuparna Malla (35265), Jaya Prakash Panda (36900), Manas Ranjan Mishra (47571), Rakesh Kumar Rout (63502), Happin Pattanayak (65010) and Namrata Panda (72778) qualified the exam.

What Mr Singh expects from his students to which he said that he will continue taking Gurudakshina from the students for their entire lives. He wants his students to treat patients free of cost. Your Gratitude is commendable Mr Singh, hopefully, by seeing your sincere efforts, many people will get inspired to perform good deeds because you have proved yourself as the epitome of HUMANITY. 

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