Mr Anand Kumar, who shot into fame with his ‘Super-30’ programme that prepares underprivileged students for the challenging IIT exams, has been honoured in Canada for his contributions to the society.
“Your exceptional teaching career is laudable. I am pleased to welcome Mr Anand Kumar to British Columbia for his remarkable way of spreading the light of education in the darkened corners of the society,” Ms Naomi Yamamoto, the Minister for Advanced Education of British Columbia said while welcoming Mr Kumar to the Canadian province.
Mr Marc Dalton, MLA, initiated a proposal in the British Columbia legislature to honour Mr Kumar. The proposal was passed unanimously.
“His inspiring tale is something that can act as a big motivation for all teachers. He deserves to be honoured,” he added.
At a glittering function in Vancouver, Mr Dalton presented a citation on behalf of the government to Mr Anand.
In his address, Mr Anand said he was overwhelmed with the honour.
“But it is my entire team and the hard work of the underprivileged students that deserves this honour. I am just doing what is close to my heart, as it gives me pleasure,” he added.
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