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PM Modi, Leaders Honour Savitribai Phule On Birth Anniversary

Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid homage to social reformer Savitribai Phule on her birth anniversary on Saturday. He recognised her monumental contributions to education and women’s empowerment.

PM Modi highlighted her enduring impact on social reform in a post on X. He stated, “We remember a pioneer whose life was devoted to the transformation of society through service and education. She was committed to principles of equality, justice and compassion.” He added that her dedication to caring for the vulnerable further strengthens her legacy.

Leaders Pay Tributes Across the Nation

Union Home Minister Amit Shah also honoured Savitribai Phule. He described her as an inspiration for nation-building.

In his social media post, Shah said, “She gave a new direction to women’s empowerment by linking it to their fundamental right to education. By struggling against social evils, she established the country’s first girls’ school and awakened society to the cause of reform.”

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath praised Savitribai as a symbol of social change and human dignity. He highlighted her courage, foresight, and relentless fight for women’s rights.

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta lauded her as a ‘symbol of women’s power and the pioneer of social reform’. She noted Savitribai’s efforts against untouchability, gender discrimination, and social inequality.

Savitribai Phule’s work in education and social reform continues to resonate across India. Her example inspires generations to pursue equality, justice, and empowerment.

Leaders across the country emphasised that her life of sacrifice and dedication guides contemporary social and educational initiatives.

Born in 1831, Savitribai remains celebrated as the first female teacher of modern India. She continues to symbolise social reform and equality.

Married to social activist Jyotirao Phule at the age of 10, Savitribai collaborated with her husband to challenge social evils. Together, they advanced women’s education in Maharashtra.

They established the country’s first school for girls. Through this initiative, they promoted education as a powerful tool for societal transformation.

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