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Service was his signature

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Athma Raj, Vice President, Customer Solutions at Tech Mahindra and the founder of Arvind Foundation, passed away in the early hours of yesterday.
A man of vision and boundless compassion, Athma Raj dedicated his life to serving children with special needs, especially those from underprivileged backgrounds. His journey with Arvind Foundation transformed countless lives, offering not just education and care, but dignity and hope. His legacy is written in the smiles of children who found strength and purpose through his tireless efforts.
Known for balancing professional excellence with heartfelt service, his work extended far beyond organizational boundaries, creating ripples of change in the lives of families and communities. Every initiative he led reflected his belief in inclusion, kindness, and the power of one person to make a difference.
The final rituals for Athma Raj will take place tomorrow at Arvind Foundation,Ā  No. 387, 27th Street, 6th Sector, K.K. Nagar.
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