Education is a crucial factor that can dispel the darkness of life. It is important for every child in India, regardless of their economic background, to receive an education. Unfortunately, due to illiteracy, millions of children in the country are not able to study and progress in their lives. To address this issue, steps must be taken at the social level to ensure that all children have access to education.
One of the initiatives taken by the Indian government is the Right to Education Act, which provides free education and mid-day meals for students. However, there are still cases where children are unable to study, and it is important for us to think about how we can provide education to these children. This will require collaborative efforts from the government and civil society to ensure that every child in India has access to quality education.
Education is critical for the progress of the country. It is a key to unlock new opportunities and create more employment opportunities, ultimately improving the economy. Therefore, it is important to increase the quality of education and provide Indian children with education that is comparable to that of other countries. By doing so, we can ensure that the future generation is equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to contribute to the growth of the country.
To make education accessible to all children in India, we must prioritize education as a fundamental right. This means that we must provide quality education to every child in the country, regardless of their economic background. The government and civil society must work together to ensure that schools are built in remote and rural areas, and that teachers are trained to provide quality education to students.
In addition to increasing access to education, we must also focus on improving the quality of education in India. This can be done by investing in teacher training programs, updating the curriculum to include new skills and knowledge, and providing students with access to modern technology and resources. By doing so, we can ensure that Indian children are equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in a rapidly changing world.
Another important aspect of education is ensuring that it is inclusive and diverse. Education must be inclusive of children from all backgrounds, including those with disabilities and those from marginalized communities. We must ensure that all children receive equal opportunities to learn and grow, regardless of their economic or social background.
In conclusion, education is crucial for the progress of India. It is important for every child in the country to receive a quality education, regardless of their economic or social background. To achieve this, the government and civil society must work together to increase access to education, improve the quality of education, and ensure that education is inclusive and diverse. By doing so, we can create a brighter future for India and its people.
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Against all odds, Baby of Priyanka Kunal Shinde fought valiantly, battling Respiratory Distress Syndrome, Early Onset Sepsis, and Shock. Miraculously, her condition stabilized, defying the initial weight of 760gms. Today, with immense gratitude to our donors, like you, the little warrior triumphantly leaves Saisparsh Children’s Hospital. Your unwavering support and generosity made this miracle possible. Thank you for being the beacon of hope and healing. Together, we’ve written a tale of resilience, love, and compassion that will inspire for generations to come.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the donors who have provided their kind support to Rupan, a young patient battling Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. Their generosity and compassion have made a significant difference in Rupan’s journey towards recovery. Your contributions have helped to alleviate the financial burden associated with medical treatments, such as the Allogenic Peripheral Blood Stem Cell Transplantation received from a Matched Related Donor (Father) on 17.3.23. Rupan has encountered various challenges during treatment, including Cytokine Release Syndrome grade 1, Febrile Neutropenia, and Engraftment Syndrome. Nevertheless, with your support, Rupan continues to undergo regular follow-up at the BMT OPD and CMV monitoring every two weeks. Your kindness is deeply appreciated and has provided hope and strength to Rupan and his family. Thank you once again for your invaluable support.
“May god bless you all! Thanks to your generous donations, Arpan ongoing palliative radiotherapy – First Fraction to left arm given. We are eternally grateful to you all for gifting our little bundle of joy a second chance at life!”-Anupam Ghosh (Father)
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Biswaraj was 7 months when he was diagnosed with Retinoblastoma. His father being a daily wage earner and mother a home maker couldn’t afford his son’s treatment. Seeing his critical illness and no other source of income for his child worried his family. But, due to the support of our kind donors we could arrange the necessary funds required for his treatment. Thank you to all the donors who came forward to donate for Biswaraj’s life saving treatment. Presently Maintenance cycle treatmment is ongoing.
“I express my heartfelt gratitude towards you all for saving my son, Viswajit’s life! He was suffering from Acute Leukaemia. We couldn’t afford it. We would’ve lost him had it not been for your generosity and prayers. Thankyou for lighting our lives. He is currently under observation, it is all because of you that today he is alive and healthy. Thankyou!
We were raising funds for Ganesh since last November. His Father Shyamal Dey is Farmer and mother Mrs Sunita Dey is a home maker they were unable to raise necessary amount required for his son’s treatment, relapsed after 7 months of chemotherapy and we knew we couldn’t afford his life saving treatment. Thankyou so much for your contribution and prayers, he underwent successful treatment and is recovering well. May God bless you all for saving my son’s life. Presently Maintenance cycle treatment is ongoing.
Baby of Ambika Das has been discharged from the Fortis Hospital. It was a premature case, when he was admitted, weight was 900 grams but with the help of doctors and kind support of the donors baby is fine now, presently weight is 2 Kgs 600 Grams.
