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- Babar Ali’s school has both girls and boys in equal number. To convince their parents to send them to his school, he would collect some rice from his relatives and give it to the parents — such was this nine-year-old’s dedication to impart education!
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Sep 24, 2023 · Babar was “privileged” in that his parents happily sent him to Beldanga C.R.G.S. High School 10 kilometres away. He travelled eight kilometres in a bus or an auto rickshaw and covered the rest of the dirt track on foot.
Aug 12, 2015 · To convince their parents to send them to his school, he would collect some rice from his relatives and give it to the parents — such was this nine-year-old’s dedication to impart education! He would also organise various activities like sports, dance and music to make school more fun for the students.
Sep 30, 2018 · Admitting that it was a difficult task convincing families to send their children to his home school, Babar said he gradually won the trust of parents as students grew fond of him and...
Nov 3, 2016 · Nov 3, 2016 2:19 PM. The nine-year-old who set up a school in his garden and transformed his community. After starting a school in his back yard at nine, Babar Ali has gone on to...
- Ruby Lott-Lavigna
Determined to share his education as a ifth grader at a state-run school at Beldanga in Murshidabad district, he turned teacher to his poor friends in the backyard of his own home. He has been over this many years, a silent crusader imparting education to hundreds of poverty-stricken child labours.
Jun 29, 2022 · One of the hardest jobs for Babar was to convince the parents in his village to send their children to his school. For many parents, it was hard to make ends meet. Hence, it was more important for them to send their children to work in the fields or on construction sites than to send them to school.
He started a school named ‘Anand Shiksha Niketan’ at the backyard of his family home when he was just nine bringing the affordable education to the impoverished area of West Bengal, India. He began with telling about the start of his remarkable journey.
