Education

Education for Poor in India

India is a fast-developing nation, but with a population of over a billion, this progress is lop-sided. While one part of India is a vibrant economy, poverty is a major social problem.    Faced with few options where they live, many migrate to urban areas in search of work and better living conditions;  by living in slums they end up without the basic necessities and live in unhealthy conditions. About 40% of families have to satisfy their hunger with one meal a day.

Shanti Niketan School

The main aim behind starting the school was to provide the street children an all round education in a non-competitive environment.

We endeavour to provide a happy and secure environment, in which children can develop and achieve their full potential – intellectually, emotionally, socially, physically and spiritually.

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