January 21, 2021, marks Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput's 35th birthday. Sushant Singh Rajput's fans are celebrating this birthday as 'Sushant Day'. In fact, Sushant Day is the top trend on Twitter. People are sharing Sushant's special moments on social and are remembering the late actor. A section of people are also raising questions to the CBI that till when they have to wait for justice for Sushant.
Now, Sushant's sister Shweta Singh Kirti in a special gesture for her late brother has taken a positive step. Shweta took to Twitter and announced that she will be fulfilling an unfulfilled dream of Sushant Singh Rajput. Following this, Shweta announced a scholarship fund of Rs 25 lakhs (approx) for students who are interested to study Astrophysics.
Shweta took to Twitter and wrote, "I am happy to announce that on 35th Birthday of Bhai, a step has been taken towards fulfilling one of his dreams. The Sushant Singh Rajput Memorial Fund of $35,000 has been set up in UC Berkeley. Anyone who is interested in pursuing Astrophysics at UC Berkeley can apply for this fund. Grateful to the Angels who made it possible. Happy Birthday my little Brother, I hope you always stay happy wherever you are! Love You."
Shweta also shared the Instagram post of Sushant Singh Rajput in which had talked about his dreams. Sushant had talked about setting up an improved and relevant structure of education.
Sushant's post says, "I dream to create an environment where kids of India— and elsewhere, get 'free', improved and relevant education and great many ways to acquire any skill of choice for free. To create a structure like this, and now, could be highly possible with right intentions and some working knowledge of chaos and game theories, non-zero-sum structures that bio-mimic. Any suggestion/ feedback/idea for the Cause, if you have, please do share. I would be highly obliged. It's about time that we acknowledge 'convergence' that's happening all around the globe and make the youth more competent and happy 'now'. Because as they say, the more we learn, the lesser time it takes for us to learn even more. Let's begin. It's about 'time'."