<h1>Technology entrepreneurs donate to Cambridge University for Dravidian movement research scholarships supporting disadvantaged students</h1> A technology entrepreneur and educationist couple announced a philanthropic gift to Cambridge University to support research on the Dravidian movement and its socio-economic impact in South India. The donation establishes the permanent PhD studentship and postdoctoral research support, housed within Cambridge's School of Humanities and Social Sciences. The scholarships, named after a former Chief Minister, will focus on political thought, public policy, and economic frameworks emerging from the Dravidian movement. The initiative aims to promote global understanding of the region's development path, examining caste, welfare, and political mobilization while preferentially supporting students from disadvantaged backgrounds.