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Jitendrakumar Indise
Jitendrakumar Indise with his Father Jasdish Indise photograph on top
National Executive President, RPI (Ektawadi)
In office
DATE–Incumbent
Personal details
Born(1979-11-01)November 1, 1979
Maharashtra, India
Political partyRepublican Party of India (Ektawadi)
SpouseMeena Jitendrakumar Indise
Children
  • Shrushti Indise Patil,
  • Sanskruti Indise,
  • Samruddhi Indise,
  • Kavya Indise
Parents
  • Mother:-Draupadabai Jagdish Indise,
  • Father:-Late. Jagdish Indise
Relatives
  • Rajendra Jagdish Indise (businessman),
  • Late Sanjay Jagdish Indise (Abba Indise, school founder),
  • Bebibai Yuvraj Panpatil Indise,
  • Ashabai Kashinath Pendharkar Indise,
  • Anil Jagdish Indise (social worker),
  • Pinky Jagdish Indise
Residence(s)Perira Nagar, Thane, India
EducationMA First class From Yashwantrao Chavan University
OccupationPolitician, Social Reformer

Jitendrakumar Indise

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Jitendrakumar Jagdish Indise (commonly known as Bhau Saheb Indise or Dada) is an Indian politician, social reformer, and community leader. He serves as the National Executive President of the Republican Party of India (Ektawadi) (RPI (E)) and has significantly contributed to Maharashtra's socio-political landscape. Known for his initiatives in urban development, women's empowerment, and public welfare, he remains a prominent figure in Maharashtra's politics.[1]

Early Life and Family

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Jitendrakumar Indise was born in rural Maharashtra to Jagdish Indise and Draupadabai Indise. His father, a farmer turned social worker, was known for advocating for slum dwellers' rights, while his mother served as a three-time corporator for the Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC). The family later relocated to Perira Nagar, Thane, where Jagdish continued his social work, inspiring Jitendrakumar to pursue a career in public service.[2]

During his childhood, Jitendrakumar supported his family by working as a milk vendor and later as a construction site supervisor during his teenage years. These experiences shaped his advocacy for workers’ rights and the underprivileged. His elder brother, Late Sanjay Indise, founded the Draupadabai Indise Secondary Marathi School, providing free and affordable education to underprivileged children.[3]

Jitendrakumar is married to Meena Jitendrakumar Indise, and they have four children. The family continues to be actively involved in community welfare.

Education

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Jitendrakumar earned a first-class MA degree from Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University. This education helped him address complex socio-political challenges and become an effective leader.

Political Career

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Leadership in RPI (Ektawadi)

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As the National Executive President of the Republican Party of India (Ektawadi), Jitendrakumar has been instrumental in advocating for the rights of Dalits, sanitation workers, and economically disadvantaged groups. His leadership is guided by the principles of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, emphasizing education, justice, and empowerment.[4]

Chairman of Thane Municipal Transport (TMT)

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Jitendrakumar served as the Chairman of TMT during 2008–2009 and 2011–2012. During his tenure, he implemented several reforms:

  • Introduced special seats for women in public transport buses, ensuring their safety and comfort. This initiative was later adopted nationwide.[5]
  • Advocated for improved welfare policies for TMT employees, addressing their grievances and modernizing the transport system.

Advocacy for Women’s Empowerment

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Jitendrakumar has actively supported women’s rights by helping them secure permits to drive rickshaws, enabling financial independence and self-sufficiency. His efforts in this area have been widely acknowledged.[6]

Community Contributions

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Relief Work

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During the COVID-19 pandemic, Jitendrakumar provided groceries and meals to over 1,200 residents of Perira Nagar and Shastri Nagar. Additionally, in 2022, he delivered food and essential supplies to victims of the Kolhapur floods.

Health and Education

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Jitendrakumar regularly organizes free health camps offering dental checkups, eye exams, and blood donation drives. He has also facilitated government ID registration camps for Aadhaar and voter IDs. Additionally, he supports underprivileged children by waiving school fees in extreme cases.

Cultural Contributions

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  • Continuing the Navratri festival initiated by his brother, Sanjay Indise, promoting cultural unity in Perira Nagar.
  • Organizing grand rallies and cultural programs every April 14 to honor Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar.
  • Serving food at Chaityabhoomi on December 6 to commemorate Ambedkar’s death anniversary.
  • Arranging free transportation to Bhima Koregaon every January 1 to foster historical awareness.

References

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  1. ^ "Marathas Can Be Granted Reservation". The Print. Retrieved 2024-11-28.
  2. ^ "Community Leader Advocates for Slum Rights". Mumbai Mirror. Retrieved 2024-11-28.
  3. ^ "Community Initiatives in Thane". Maharashtra Today. Retrieved 2024-11-28.
  4. ^ "Marathas Can Be Granted Reservation". The Print. Retrieved 2024-11-28.
  5. ^ "Standing Committee Gets New Chairman". Mumbai Mirror. Retrieved 2024-11-28.
  6. ^ "Jitendrakumar Indise Announces Hunger Strike". Maharashtra Today. Retrieved 2024-11-28.
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