In India, a Single Mother Ran Barefoot for Her Daughter.
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Ramabai Ranveer won the race at the age of 47 KIRAN SAKLE/BBC Despite his lack of experience, and even tennis to run, Ramabai Ranveer won his first race in August, running barefoot to the finish line. His 47-year-old widow's participation in a three-kilometre race in India was motivated by the costs of his daughter's higher education. She said she was "very happy" to be able to allocate her R$ 160 prize to the purchase of books and school materi…
The 47-year-old single mother, who ran three kilometers in a recreational race, was motivated to participate because of her daughter's higher education book expenses.
In India, 47-year-old Ramabai Ranveer finished first in a 3-kilometer race despite having never trained before and not owning running shoes. Ramabai said he would use his 3,000 rupee prize money to cover his daughters' education expenses.
In India, 47-year-old single mother Ramabai Ranveer won a three-kilometer race barefoot, despite never having trained before and not even owning running shoes, in order to help pay for her daughter's education.
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