Inderjit khurana biography of abraham

It all began when Inderjit had her own private school for rich children in Bhubaneswar. Sometimes she saw poor children stop outside the school gates. They were dirty and dressed in rags and looked longingly at the pupils in their crisp and clean school uniforms playing in the schoolyard.

They themselves had neither the money nor the time to go to school. It was the same all over India, hundreds of thousands of children work on trains and at railway stations.

Inderjit khurana biography of abraham

There are lots of people moving around and opportunities to make money. For these children, the platform schools are their only hope of an education.

When Inderjit used to take the train from the central station, she met many working children of school age.

“Why aren’t you in school?' Inderjit once asked a little boy who was sweeping the floor in her train carriage. “My father is dead and my mother can’t manage without my help,' the boy explained. Inderjit knew that many people tried to help poor children in India.

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