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Shram Sadhana Trust is a trust promoted by Smt. Pratibhatai Patil, who later became President of India. Currently Shri. Raosaheb alias Rajendra D. Shekhawat, son of Smt. Pratibhatai Patil is the Managing Trustee of the trust. The Trust runs one working women hostel at Bandra, Mumbai and also runs College of Engineering and Technology, Institute of Pharmacy and Arts, Science & Commerce College at Bambhori in Jalgaon district, Maharashtra.

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-'''Shram Sadhana Trust''' is a trust promoted by [[Pratibha Patil]], who later became [[President of India]]. Currently Jyoti Rathore the daughter of Pratibha Patil is the managing trustee of the trust.
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-The Trust controls four major working women's hostels and also a college of engineering and technology at Bambhori in [[Jalgaon district]]. Two of these four hostels are located in [[Mumbai]], one each in [[Delhi]] and [[Pimpri]] near [[Pune]].
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+'''Shram Sadhana Trust''' is a trust promoted by Smt. [[Pratibha Patil|Pratibhatai Patil]], who later became [[President of India]]. Currently Shri. Raosaheb alias Rajendra D. Shekhawat, son of Smt. Pratibhatai Patil is the Managing Trustee of the trust.
-The hostel at Pimpri named Umanchal Hostel was inaugurated by Pratibha Patil then [[governor of Rajasthan]] in January 2005. The Union Ministry for Women and Child Development sanctioned Rs 96 lakh for its construction. The Maharashtra Government gifted Rs 1 crore worth of land to the Shram Sadhana Trust for the hostel.
+The Trust runs one working women hostel at Bandra, Mumbai and also runs College of Engineering and Technology, Institute of Pharmacy and Arts, Science & Commerce College at Bambhori in [[Jalgaon district]], Maharashtra.
-The hostel at Mumbai was set up in 1974 with financial help from the government when Pratibha Patil was a cabinet minister in [[Government of Maharashtra]].
-In Delhi, the trust runs the Shubhanchal working women's hostel
-The Central government's rule that government finance is to be given only to the hostels with capacity of less 100 inmates was waived for all four hostels run by the Trust.
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