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Maharashtra: Baba Amte-founded college seeks management transfer over safety concerns
Updated On: 09 September, 2026 01:11 PM IST | Chandrapur | PTI
By entrusting the college to a private partner, the management aims to preserve the institution's legacy of serving socio-economically and physically challenged students while continuing its broader mission of social upliftment, the officials said

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The management of the Chandrapur-based Anand Niketan College, founded in 1964 by noted social worker Baba Amte, has decided to transfer its administration to a private institution, in view of repairs and campus reconstruction requiring about Rs 111 crore, officials said.
The Anand Niketan College of Science, Arts and Commerce, located at Warora in Maharashtra's Chandrapur district, was founded by Baba Amte on June 20, 1964.


