Super 30 Founder Anand Kumar felicitated in Canada

Super 30, the unique concept started by Bihari Mathematician Anand Kumar is gaining bouquets of praises worldwide. Last week, Anand Kumar was felicitated “for his remarkable way of spreading the light of education in the darkened corners of the society” at a function organized by South Asian Cultural Society in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Kumar’s Super 30 initiative has been getting great appreciation in Canada, including in the legislature of British Columbia province with the minister of advanced education, Naomi Yamamoto, calling him a “gifted teacher”.

“Your exceptional teaching career is laudable. We proudly welcome innovators and scholars of distinction from around the world and I am pleased to welcome Anand Kumar to British Columbia for his remarkable way of spreading the light of education in the darkened corners of the society,” said Yamamoto.

Last week, at the initiative of assembly member Marc Dalton, the British Columbia legislature adopted a resolution honouring Kumar and lauding Super 30 for its role in shaping the destiny of many students from poor families.

“His inspiring tale is something that can act as a big motivation for all teachers. He deserves to be honoured,” Dalton said. Later at a function in Vancouver, Dalton presented a citation on behalf of the government to Kumar. South Asian Cultural Society president Biju Mathew said Kumar was selected from a list of 70 role models from South Asia.

About Super 30
Super 30 is an Educational Entrance Program in which 30 students from economically backward class are selected each year and groomed Free of Cost for IIT Joint Entrance Exam. It is run under the banners of Ramanujan School of Mathematics founded by Mr. Anand Kumar.
Started in 2002 it has churned 236 IITians till date.