Mahatma Phule Punyatithi is a day to commemorate the death anniversary of social reformer Mahatma Phule, who was a pioneer in the fight against caste discrimination and untouchability in India. This day serves as a reminder of his contributions to the upliftment of the marginalized communities and his relentless efforts to bring about social equality.

Mahatma Phule's teachings and principles continue to inspire generations to work towards building a more inclusive society. Through his writings and speeches, he advocated for education for all, especially for women and lower-caste individuals. His legacy is celebrated on Mahatma Phule Punyatithi as a tribute to his tireless efforts in challenging social norms and fighting for justice.

On this day, people pay their respects to Mahatma Phule by visiting his memorials, organizing seminars and discussions on his work, and spreading awareness about his teachings. The images on this webpage capture the essence of Mahatma Phule's life and work, allowing visitors to visually connect with his journey and the impact he had on society. Join us in honoring the memory of Mahatma Phule on Punyatithi and continue his legacy of social reform for a better future.