Original sentence: ) from the Government's Arts College, Pondicherry.Dadala Raphael Ramanayya (June 30 1908-May 5, 1991) was an Indian nationalist leader, instrumental in the merger of French territory Yanam into the Indian Union.His father, Dadala Bhairvaswamy, was a farm worker, and his mother's name was Ramanamma.Ramanayya was born into a poor family from a tiny hamlet, called Farampeta, about 2 kilometers from Yanam.Ramanayya was orphaned at the age of four and was taken under the care of his paternal Grandmother Veeramma, along with whom he had to work for food in the fields of landlords of the neighbouring villages
Edited sentence: ) from the Government’s Arts College, Pondicherry.Born into a poor family from a tiny hamlet, called Farampeta, about 2 kilometers from Yanam.He is also one of the very few Pre-Independence dalit leaders in India who worked selflessly for the nation and brought pride to the community.He was orphaned at the age of four and was taken under the care of his paternal Grandmother Veeramma, along with whom he had to work for food in the fields of landlords of the neighbouring villages.Monsieur Dadala Raphael Ramanayya was born on 30 June 1908 to a poor farm worker Dadala Bhairvaswamy and his wife Ramanamma and grew up to become a prominent freedom fighter from Yanam and was key figure who is instrumental in the merger of Yanam into the Indian Union