Sri Ramdayal Sain, a Vidya Bharati alumni and President's Awardee - Relentlessly Working Towards Youth Development of the Country

Shri Shri Ramdayal Sain, an alumnus of Shree Balram Senior Secondary Adarsh Vidya Mandir Bassi Jaipur, is an inspiration for the youth. A Masters in Social Work and a certified Life Skill Trainer, Shri Ramdayal Ji has been involved with social development activities since when he was in school. He gives the entire credit to his teachers at his school, who, he feels, has taught him that giving back to the society and helping youth to shape their future is his first duty. He is the Admin Head of Adarsh Shikhsa Samiti, Jaipur (52 School Network of Vidya Bharati AVM Schools in Jaipur Rural). 

Shri Ramdayal ji has been awarded with Governor’s Scout Award (1999) and Rashtrapati Scout Award (2000). He also got associated with National Social Services and was adjudged Best NSS Cadet in 2002. In 2005 he founded SAMAJIK YUVA SANGATHAN SANTHAN (SYSS) and started implementing various social development programs in association with national and international development agencies like European Union and World Bank. He has also participated in numerous national / international events including Commonwealth Youth Summit Malaysia (2017) and Youth Delegation to China (2015). For his exemplary work in the social development field at such a young age, he was awarded with National Youth Award 2010-11.

“We all do things for ourselves, our own comfort and development, but the happiness and peace that you get when you do something selflessly for others cannot be measured. I have learned this at a very tender age from my school. I have studied in this school till my 5th standard and I believe that the education of my whole life was completed in these years. I will ever remain grateful to all the teachers of my school for shaping my life and helping me to develop my leadership, music and social service skills”, said Sri Ramdayal Ji. 

In the last 3 years Shri Ramdayal Ji has reached out to and has benefitted over 5500 students studying in various schools through Life-Skill Education and Sports.